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	Many of you might be asking yourselves, what in the name of sweet holy hell are we looking at right now?
	For those listening on podcast format, we are staring at someone who is clearly a man, with a mustache, wearing a park ranger hat and outfit, uniform, stupid viva, with two things you put on your wrists when you play racquet sports that are in the gay pride formation.
	His tag literally says gay.
	And now we shall play the words of the man.
	Some carry hate.
	We carry the largest trans pride flag to ever be flown in a national park and unfurled it on the side of El Cap.
	To prove a point.
	That trans is natural.
	The Trump administration and transphobes would love to have you believe that being trans is unnatural.
	But species that can transition sexes can be found on every continent and in every ocean.
	So call it a protest.
	Call it a celebration.
	We are bringing elevation to liberation.
	They try to erase us from government websites and education systems and libraries so we raise this flag higher than ever before so every trans person knows that they have people that love them in their corner.
	The people united will never be defeated.
	Okay, I'm gonna put it on pause because it's not clear what in the name of sweet holy hell is happening.
	You don't know if this is troll, sarcasm, comedy, or if this is legit, institutionalized insanity.
	The part that really got to me here is about halfway through, where they say that we try to believe that being trans is unnatural.
	Listen to this.
	I have to bring it back.
	Transphobes would have you believe.
	The person is literally comparing themselves to the clownfish.
	You cannot make this stuff up.
	This guy, unironically, to the extent that this is intended to be serious, is comparing himself to the clownfish.
	And they try to convince you that being trans is unnatural?
	That species...
	Natural.
	But species that can transition sexes can be found on every continent and in every ocean on planet Earth.
	Yes, that's true.
	Like, spontaneous impregnation, self-impregnation.
	Animals that are both male and female and can self-reproduce.
	It's a very, very advantageous feature in nature.
	It is wholly absent.
	From the so-called trans movement in adults.
	Because nobody is transitioning from anything to anything.
	You are born XX.
	You are going to die XX.
	Until such time as they can actually come up with bona fide transition, which would turn your chromosomes XX into XY.
	Until such time that there is not only spontaneous immaculate conception, but auto-conception.
	Like sharks, I think, can do it.
	They can reproduce even without a male.
	You know what happens to species that transition in a physical sense but not in a biological sense?
	They go extinct because they do not reproduce, much like the dinosaurs that used to eat rocks to digest their food.
	It worked for a little bit until it killed them.
	And now that species no longer exists.
	You know what happens to trans adults who sterilize themselves?
	They don't reproduce.
	And some hypothesize that that's exactly why a group of people suffering from diagnosable mental illness who cannot reproduce in order to grow as a population, as a group, because you can't do it through reproduction.
	You have to do it through recruitment.
	Which is exactly why these people, some of whom have sterilized themselves to the point of no more reproduction for you.
	And some call that natural selection.
	Well, they can't reproduce to grow their population, so they must recruit.
	By flying a trans flag on El Capitan, one of the most quintessential paradigmic rock climbing surfaces on this earth.
	Dude compared himself to a clownfish.
	If I do that, I'm called a transphobe.
	And the idiocy behind all of this.
	Nobody gives one sweet bugger all.
	Where you like to put your pecker, what you like to have put in your vajayjay or your other part there.
	Nobody gives a sweet bugger all in the most tolerant of senses.
	You want to do what you want to do as an adult.
	You want to do who you want to do as an adult to the extent they too are adults in consent.
	Have fun.
	I don't want to hear about it.
	You know, maybe among men they talk about like the great sex they have with their girlfriends or wives or whatever.
	All right.
	There's only a couple of reasons why people even do that and sometimes it's to artificially show off what a healthy sex life the family has and then lo and behold they're divorced two years later because one of them had a healthier sex life.
	Nobody cares.
	Period.
	And the reason why you're doing that is look at me.
	I'm a guy who likes to put my peepee in another man's private parts but he identifies as a woman so it's not gay.
	I mean this is the insanity of the world.
	With that said, everybody, we take a deep breath and we recite the Lord's Prayer.
	Not the Lord's Prayer, sorry, the Serenity Prayer.
	And I forget what it is, but give me the wisdom to make sure that I can distinguish between the things I can control and the things I can't.
	Ow, ow, ow, I just tore my hair out.
	That's...
	All right, people, good afternoon.
	Welcome to the show.
	Viva Frye, former Montreal litigator turned current Florida rumbler, going crazy.
	I mean, I do not hide the fact that I feel like I'm taking crazy pills sometimes.
	And there are sometimes some days where you see some news that is just so flipping glorious.
	You are happy to be alive at that moment.
	Many of you know that we're homeschooling one of our kids, so today the lesson of the day was math over breakfast at the beach.
	It's a great thing when receipts come, bills come.
	You can always teach a small amount of math with respect to the tips.
	And we had some geography because I was teaching the kid, you know, the...
	Canada is a bigger landmass than America with a tenth of the population.
	I said, what do you think the population of America is?
	Kid took a lucky guess at 300 million.
	I was like, okay, that's pretty good.
	Maybe that's some learning through osmosis that he didn't even know why he knew it.
	I said 350, give or take.
	Probably more given people who are not being counted, but let's make math easy.
	350 million people.
	The population of Canada is a tenth of that.
	So what would the population of Canada be?
	Kids said 200 million.
	Oh my goodness, we're going back to school, people.
	And then I taught the lesson of when you multiply by 10, you can just add a zero.
	When you divide by 10, you can just take off the last number and get a rough idea.
	So that's what we did today.
	The quartering has raided the stream.
	Jeremy, thank you very much.
	Hope everything's going well.
	Jeremy, we've all had some amazing, amazing opportunities of news to discuss today.
	I'm calling this, we're going to start with the good and then we're going to get into the less good.
	We talked about it on the VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com afterparty that I actually did yesterday while fishing with the kid, caught a garfish, but didn't land it because I didn't want to touch that disgusting thing.
	Donald Trump had the president of South Africa at the White House today.
	And I don't often say it.
	In fact, I've never said it before.
	It is, as far as I'm concerned, I cannot think of a greater moment in...
	Presidential political history than this moment.
	It was such an eviscerating, excoriating, humiliating, emasculating.
	I mean, I could come up with a bunch of other words.
	It was the greatest moment in presidential history of my lifetime that I can think of, where a president hauls up the president of another country and absolutely humiliates them.
	In front of the whole world, where there is not a person on earth who could be sitting there saying, that went well.
	I mean, I think it's worse than what was done to Vladimir Zelensky.
	I say worse, I should say better.
	I think it's more deserved, it's more righteous, more justified.
	But it's on par with the level of presidential awesomeness that we witnessed with Zelensky.
	Times 10, so add a zero to the end of it, people.
	Before we even get into it, I'm not a religious man.
	Some of you might want me to become one.
	I appreciate those thoughts.
	I very much love being told, God bless you.
	And whether or not I'm religious, I think I'm spiritual because I think, sincerely, genuinely, and as Jules said out of Pulp Fiction, according to Hoyle, we witnessed a miracle on July 13th.
	And, you know, it could have just been the dumb luck of the universe.
	Or it could have been something else.
	Donald Trump is a modern-day hero.
	Some people are going to call me MAGA or an ass kisser or say there's other ulterior reasons for which I'm doing this.
	I'll criticize Trump when I think he's deserving of criticism, but it will always be with the backdrop that until he does something to violate the trust that we have in him right now, respectfully disagree, but I believe he's an absolute bona fide flipping hero.
	And I had this thought earlier, and I said, imagine that piece of rubbish, burning in hell, human filth, Crooks.
	We mentioned the name only so that I don't get mistaken between Ruth, the other piece of filth, whose trial I might try to attend because it's in Florida.
	Imagine Crooks had hit Trump where he was intending to hit Trump on July 13th.
	Imagine Trump by whatever butterfly batting its wings or gust of breath.
	From a god that actually exists, didn't turn his head.
	My prediction is we would have been in a hot civil war.
	We would have been in a hot World War III.
	I've always said it would have been the Franz Ferdinand assassination on roids.
	But I had some other realizations since then.
	I'll read it.
	You know, say without hyperbole, Trump is an absolute hero.
	Bonafide even to those who think they still hate them.
	You know, there are children who hate their parents because their parents are teaching them the right lessons in life.
	There are kids who love their parents because they appreciate that their parents are teaching them the right lessons in life.
	But there are the kids out there, spoiled bratty little pissants.
	Who hate their parents despite the fact that their parents are teaching them the right lessons in life.
	I call the lefty, you know, screaming at the sky lunatics those kids.
	They'll grow up one day or they won't.
	But for those who hesitate with a belief in God or some higher power, appreciate what would have happened had Trump been killed on July 13th or in August by the nutbag there, the Ukrainian obsessed nutbag.
	Every January 6th political prisoner who was rotting away in jail would still be in jail.
	Some of them would have died by suicide.
	Others would have died from malnourishment, from abuse, from murder, from whatever goes on in that.
	Those freaking gulags.
	I don't know if there were 1,500 who were still in jail.
	Hundreds in jail.
	Enrique Tarrio.
	The Proud Boys.
	Jeez, the other one there.
	Proud Boys.
	And the Oath Keepers.
	1,500 people whose lives were saved just by Jan 6 pardons alone.
	Then you had the pro-lifers who would have been rotting away in Biden gulags.
	Under a Kamala Harris regime or a Nikki Haley regime.
	Then you have the 49 South Africans who have been given asylum in America because of the, if you don't want to call it a white genocide, just call it targeted racial violence, political violence, and racist laws out of South Africa.
	It's funny, that seems to fit the exact definition of a certain genocide as per the 1948 UN resolution.
	You don't want to call it genocide?
	Okay.
	It's just directed violence that is racially motivated.
	49 of those South Afrikaners and their families would be sitting in that hellhole that South Africa has become right now.
	That's setting aside the hot civil war, the world war.
	The world, thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people would be dead right now.
	And I'm not being hyperbolic.
	And if you think I am, I don't care.
	They would be dead right now had that bullet caught its mark on July 13. And you've got a president right now who is, to some extent, reborn.
	I mean, literally reborn.
	He's not literally reborn with the same life expectancy as an infant.
	He's reborn because he, by all accounts, by every marksman, marksman or marksman, whatever the hell is called, marksman, the person who shoots a gun, by everyone's account, crooks should not have missed that shot.
	Trump should not have turned his head that way.
	Even demented Joe Biden was shocked that Trump turned...
	Why did you turn your head like that, Trump?
	You foiled a lot of people's plans.
	He's on...
	Not borrowed time.
	Now, he is on free time because God gave him a second life and he's making the most of it as president, as a transformational president.
	And so he calls in to the White House, the president of South Africa.
	And, you know, I'm going through and I'm snipping and clipping.
	You know, I put this tweet up before I got to the good part.
	And I said, Trump's just an absolute boss.
	He knows what he's doing.
	And by the way...
	I didn't know when I clipped this that he had even more in store for Cyril Rafa Mosa.
	I won't play, I'll play the whole thing on this one here.
	Check this out.
	I'll skip a little bit because half of the answer is shitting on MSNBC who rightly deserve it.
	Any questions?
	Mr. President, we welcome white African refugees here.
	Can you explain to Americans why it's appropriate to welcome white Africaners here when other refugees like Afghans, Fethysweylands, Haitians have all had their protective status removed?
	Well, A, they weren't bona fide asylum seekers, moron.
	Can you imagine this rubbish MSNBC, I think that's who it was, journalist saying, basically what they're saying is, why did you take 49 whiteys when you just removed TPS, which was unwarranted in the first place, for a bunch of people who were not even asylum seekers in the first place?
	We don't like white...
	We don't like white asylum seekers.
	We like the ones that we can treat as our pet projects.
	The ones whose pigment is slightly darker than our own because we done picking cotton, right?
	According to Jasmine Crockett.
	Who's going to pick the fruits and vegetables in the fields?
	According to Ralph Nadler.
	Not Ralph Nader.
	Jerry Nadler.
	Sorry, I don't mean to defame Ralph Nader.
	Who's going to clean your toilets, Donald Trump?
	They love certain immigrants, the ones they can easily exploit and treat as quite literally pets.
	That's the basis of the question here.
	How dare you let in 49 bona fide asylum-seeking white people?
	This is a group, NBC, that is truly fake news.
	They ask a lot of questions in a very pointed way.
	They're not questions, they're statements.
	We've had tremendous complaints about Africa, about other countries too, from people.
	I'll skip to the end.
	But we have many people that feel they're being persecuted and they're coming to the United States.
	Many locations, if we feel there's persecution or genocide going on.
	And we had a lot of people, I must tell you, Mr. President, we have had a tremendous number of people, especially since they've seen this, generally they're white farmers.
	Generally.
	And they're fleeing.
	Generally they're white farmers.
	Fact check, true.
	87% of farm murder, over 87% of farm murders have been white.
	South Africa, and it's a very sad thing to see.
	But I hope we can have an explanation of that, because I know you don't want that.
	I know you don't want that.
	Imagine having Stalin or Mao or Hitler up there and saying, I know you don't want to be ethnically cleansing your gypsies, your Jews, and your blacks, Hitler.
	I know you don't want that.
	You think Cyril Rafa Maso doesn't want exactly what's going on in South Africa right now?
	I mean, he might not want it after there's a massive famine like there was in Soviet Russia.
	After they killed all the farmers who knew how to farm and stole their land in the Bolshevik Revolution.
	And then, lo and behold, they don't know how to do it.
	And tens of millions of people starved.
	Oh, I know you don't want that, Cyril.
	So you're surely going to do something.
	Can you imagine a public spanking like this?
	And Rafa Maso's got to sit there.
	I hope he's saying his name.
	He's got to sit there and take it.
	You know, it's kind of a different meeting.
	Normally we have meetings, we talk about trade.
	We'll be talking about trade and other things.
	But that certainly will be a subject that comes up.
	But right now, right now, we're talking about the genocide that's going on in South Africa.
	And if it's not genocide, what is it?
	I thought that was a boss move when I saw that.
	And then...
	I'm not going to play the whole thing.
	I'm going to fast forward and just, you know...
	It's undoubtedly one of the single greatest moments in presidential history.
	Donald Trump asked what it will take for him to believe there is no white genocide going on in South Africa.
	Appreciate!
	This question comes in the wake of the first question, which Trump rightly said, these are not questions, these are statements.
	The question, what will it take for you to believe that there is no white genocide, is not a question.
	It is a way to phrase an assertion, a baseless false assertion of fact, as a question.
	President Trump, what will it take for you to acknowledge that there's no white genocide?
	I mean, close your eyes and block your ears and just say there's no white genocide, there's no white genocide, boys can be girls.
	What will it take for you to say it?
	Watch this.
	Listen, Rafa Mosa says, I'll field the question at first.
	And he immediately regrets it.
	Listen to this.
	What will it take for you to be convinced that there's no white genocide in South Africa?
	Well, I can answer that question.
	It was at that moment he knew.
	He fucked up.
	Hey, Adolf.
	Hey, Chamberlain.
	What will it take for you to accept that there's no Holocaust going on in Nazi Germany?
	I will take that one for you, and I will answer it.
	He just needs to ask the people in Germany, and they will tell him that nothing is going on.
	Hey, who else, sir?
	Let me think of someone.
	Kim Jong-un fielding the question that there's nothing going on in North Korea.
	I can't do his accent.
	Sorry, you can do a German accent, but I can't do a North Korean accent.
	A, because I don't know exactly how to do it, but B, I'd get cancelled.
	OK, let's listen to Rafa Moser's explanation.
	I mean, I would answer that.
	I would answer that.
	Our president will respond to you.
	Oh, he will.
	Thank you, Mr. President.
	It will take President Trump listening to the voices of South Africans, some of whom are his good friends, like those who are here.
	I'm sure he would bring the ones who would say there's a genocide going on to the White House with him.
	I'm sure.
	He would have to listen.
	It's almost as though Cyril is setting it up for Trump on purpose.
	He will simply have to listen to what the people of South Africa are saying.
	I would say if there was Afrikaner farmer genocide, I can bet you these three gentlemen would not be here.
	Oh, I know they wouldn't be there.
	Oh, they wouldn't be there.
	I would say the fact that there's three living white people means that there's no genocide.
	If they were going to say that there's a white genocide going on, I guarantee you, Cyril, they wouldn't be there.
	We agree on that.
	Including?
	My minister of agriculture.
	Look at Trump.
	He would not be with me.
	He can't wait.
	So it'll take him...
	This is like Trump is holding pocket aces and this douchebag is bluffing with, like, seven-deuce offsuit.
	President Trump listening to their stories, to their perspective.
	Speaking of listening of stories, see, I've got a video montage that lasts five minutes long that I'd like you to listen to.
	That is the answer to your question.
	Look at Trump.
	No, no, wait.
	No, we're not moving on.
	We have thousands of stories talking about it.
	Farmlands.
	Documentary by Lauren Southern.
	Well worth a watch.
	Documentaries.
	We have news stories.
	Is Natalie here?
	Somebody here to turn that?
	I could show you a couple of things.
	He's going to show a five-minute montage of all the videos that we've all seen.
	The guys in the stadium killed the boars.
	One guy saying, we won't be killing the white people yet.
	But I'm going to just zip through like this.
	Just look at Cyril's face as they play this.
	With or without you, people are going to occupy land.
	I require no permission from you.
	Just watch it.
	Just watch it, Cyril.
	I'll turn the lights down so it's even easier.
	We can do whatever you want to do.
	Okay, watch Cyril's face.
	Just keep watching Cyril's face.
	Yeah, I'm laughing.
	Smile.
	Where's the part where you like...
	There you go.
	Look at this.
	Getting a little hot in here, eh?
	Is this real video?
	Oh, gosh.
	Let's just keep going.
	There was another part where you...
	Smile.
	There you go.
	Are we done?
	No, it keeps going.
	It keeps going.
	Look at this right there.
	That was it.
	Pah!
	Pah!
	Urban Pah!
	Pah!
	You're not smiling anymore, Cyril.
	And it goes on and it goes on.
	Listen to this at the end.
	Now they're showing the helicopter where they have the crosses up that represent farmers that have been killed over the last 20 years.
	Oh, here.
	To pay respects to their family member who was killed.
	I did not know this video exists.
	What is this video?
	I have never seen this video.
	Look at him.
	Look at him.
	He's curious.
	He didn't even have the right response that I thought he was going to have.
	Those people are all killed.
	Have they told you where that is, Mr. President?
	When he asked that question, have they told you where that is, Mr. President?
	I thought he was going to say, that's a memorial to all the farmers that have been killed, not just the white ones, because that's the right answer.
	This jackass either sincerely doesn't know what it is, or is pretending not to know what it is, because there's no good answer for it.
	It is a number, it's a bunch of crosses representing all of the farmers that have been killed over the last 20 years.
	There's, I don't know, thousands of them.
	You know what the only problem is?
	87.6% of the farmers that have been killed in South Africa over the last 20 years have been white.
	Might have been over the last 30 years.
	But he actually doesn't seem to know where this is.
	I'd like to know where that is because this I've never seen.
	This I've never seen.
	Hey Cyril, I'm a stupid Canadian schnook living down in Florida.
	I've seen this video more times than I can count.
	Bullshit, you've never seen it.
	But it's nice that you're just sweating through your underwear because Trump just humiliated you and put the white genocide, if you want to call it that, or just the targeted racial violence of South Africa on blast for the world to see.
	The first time in my lifetime, as far as I know.
	Okay.
	I would like to see what this is because I would like to punish everybody who put those crosses there and put this on blessed.
	I mean, it's in South Africa, that's right.
	We need to find out.
	You need to find out.
	Yeah, oh my goodness, he needs to find out.
	Now, I predicted that MSM was going to fact-check Trump and say, no, no, this is a...
	I thought they were going to fact-check him on the accurate part of the fact-check, which is that...
	What's it called?
	A memorial?
	It's for all the farmers, not just the white farmers.
	So of all the hundred, for every hundred crosses you see, only 87.6 of them are white farmers, who represent, not even the white farmers, but whites, I believe, represent 7% of the South African population now.
	So do the math.
	That is what you call statistical over-representation in terms of violent crime.
	87 plus percent of the farmers killed are white, and whites make up 7% of the South African population.
	White farmers, I presume, is even less.
	Well, they wasted no time, and it's absolutely stunning.
	The balls that they have.
	I put this one on archive because I don't want to dignify the original post.
	It's a Reuters.
	It's a Reuters fact check.
	Trump confronts Rafa Mosa.
	Ramaphosa.
	Have I been saying Rafa Mosa?
	Ramaphosa.
	With false genocide claims.
	Let's read this, shall we?
	Let's take a gander.
	Are we looking at the same thing?
	We are.
	Good.
	Washington, May 21st.
	By the way, it's my birthday on Friday.
	Not for nothing.
	U.S. President Donald Trump confronted South African President Cyril Maramaphosa at the White House on Wednesday with allegations of mass killings and land seizures from white people in a scene reminiscent of his February ambush of the Ukraine's Vladimir Zelensky.
	I hadn't read that when I compared those two moments, but I'm glad other people are making the connections.
	Shame them.
	Shame the corrupt, murderous dictators of the world.
	Yeah, that's right, by the way.
	I don't have to insult or flatter Putin in order to be able to call Zelensky what he is.
	South Africa rejects the allegations that white people are disproportionately targeted by crime.
	Murder rates are high in the country, but overwhelming majority of victims are black.
	Oh my gosh.
	Can you believe the level of abject stupidity?
	It's not stupidity.
	Figures lie and liars figure.
	There are three types of lies.
	Lies, damn lies, and statistics.
	Yeah, first of all, South Africa is a murderous hellhole.
	Period.
	Sorry to anybody who I may know that's South African that takes offense by that.
	It is the top five highest crime rate countries in the world.
	I think it's Venezuela's number one.
	Haiti's up there.
	I think Afghanistan's in there.
	And then there was another one.
	So yeah, there will be an overwhelming majority of victims are black because the overwhelming majority of the population is black.
	And yeah, it's crime.
	I would make some stats about who's committing the crime, but that would be politically incorrect.
	Ranafosa arrived saying he wanted to discuss trade, minerals.
	It got off to a cordial start.
	Talked about golf, yadda.
	But the televised Oval Office meeting soon took a different course when Trump showing a video and printed articles purporting to show evidence to back his unfounded claim.
	Hey, I'm sorry, are you a fact check or checking your facts?
	It's unfounded, so let's argue from that conclusion.
	People are fleeing South Africa for their own safety.
	We saw that.
	South Africa, which endured centuries of draconian discrimination against Black people during colonialism and apartheid before becoming a multi-party democracy in 1994, and they reject his claims.
	The new land reform law aimed at redressing the injustices of apartheid allows for expropriation without compensation when in the public interest, for example, if land is lying fallow.
	No expropriation has taken place and any order can be challenged in court.
	The same courts that have denied the white genocide.
	Taken without compensation.
	Expropriation without compensation.
	But we haven't done it yet.
	Go Google.
	How much land has been seized or stolen from farmers before this law?
	So, expropriation without compensation, and the argument you will hear is that whites own disproportionately more of the farmland than blacks, despite only representing 7% of Africa.
	South Africa, sorry, the population.
	Hold on.
	South African whites own majority of land.
	That's the Google term, just so I can get it.
	Let me see what the AI overview.
	Yeah, it's true.
	White South Africans still own disproportionately large shares of land, particularly farmland in South Africa.
	So this is what you call a law that is designed to be racist or racial, but conceal it in a neutral law that disparately impacts a specific demographic.
	When courts run properly, typically these laws, when that's the intent of the law, which quite clearly it is, at least for whatever South Africans are left, it's intended to hit them in particular.
	Oh, geez.
	Sorry.
	Marco, you've got to disactivate your camera for two minutes and you might.
	And I'll bring it in five.
	This is the one catch about Rumble is that it pops people right back in.
	So we'll finish with the fact check here.
	Where do we get into this?
	The South African leader...
	Here, Ronald Foster responded, these are concerning.
	We will talk about it.
	The South African leader remained composed throughout the scene.
	In recent months, Trump's just criticized the land reform law of South African...
	Cancelled aid, expelled South Africa's ambassador, and ordered refuge to white minority Afrikanis based on racial discrimination.
	The United States is a South Africa's biggest...
	Later in the meeting...
	Where does it even fact-check this?
	Where does it fact check the actual answer?
	The day...
	The day...
	Don't trust them, people.
	You gotta go do the digging, and I've done the digging, and I will also put on blast the...
	What are they called?
	The SPLC, Enemies of the People.
	It's a 2018 fact check, but it's just amazing that people don't do this, call it for a living, and they don't have the patience to do what it is that I do in order to double-check everything.
	You go to the articles, which one was from 2018.
	The Southern Poverty Law Center argues that Trump was making claims back in the day of white genocide.
	And the SPLC put out a fact check that says the dangerous myth of white genocide in South Africa.
	You read the article, and at one point they say, fact checking a claim, a white farmer is killed every five days.
	This is the lead from a Newsweek article that appeared in March.
	It reads, The activists say South African authorities are tacitly approving attacks on the country's white farmers with one being murdered every five days.
	But that says, okay, with one being murdered every five days and the police are turning a blind eye to the violence.
	To his credit, the writer points out the next paragraph that the activists are from the Afroform and correctly labels them white national.
	Oh, correctly labels them white.
	Southern Poverty Law Center, pieces of shit.
	Pieces of human shit.
	I'm sorry.
	Both the headline and the opening paragraph afford undue weight and credibility of the claims.
	So you've heard now that they're white nationalists.
	They were rightly called white nationalists.
	And it's untrue.
	I went to the article referenced in their fact check.
	And there it's, Africa, check, sorting fact from fiction.
	Are South Africa whites really being killed like flies?
	Well, you can't qualify like flies as a matter of fact, but rather as a matter of hyperbole.
	But let's get to it.
	Why Steve Hoffermeyer is wrong.
	You go through a, I don't know how many, 5,000 word article?
	I don't even know if it's, I mean, it's a long flipping article.
	Only to get to...
	Infine, as we say.
	The conclusion.
	TAUSA figures for the 22 years between 1990 and 2012 state that 1,544 people were killed in farm attacks.
	An average of 70 a year or one every 5.2 days.
	Oh, but, but, but, they're not all white.
	Only 87.5% of them are.
	So it probably averaged out to a white farmer, I can't do the math real fast, every seven days.
	Not even, every six days.
	These are the scumbag sons of bitches who are going to go try to fact check Donald Trump right now.
	And I'll set everything straight here.
	That monument, it's a known memorial.
	It's for all farmers.
	87.6% of the farmers that have been killed since 1990, white.
	That's a farmer every five days, people.
	And if 87% of them are white, that is a white farmer roughly every six days.
	I don't want to get down to hours.
	We witnessed one of the greatest moments in presidential history today.
	And that is all I have to say about that, but Donald Trump is a flipping hero.
	All right, now we got Garrett Ziegler coming in from Marco Polo, who's got some news, but I also want to talk to him about the Joe Biden dementia story, because for those who don't know, Mr. Ziegler, how goes the battle, sir?
	It goes.
	I agree with you that it takes a lot of kahunas to play those videos right in front of him.
	It was glorious.
	They couldn't go anywhere, right?
	If you're in that position, what's that?
	People are always trying to look for a corner.
	By its essence, the office is an oval.
	There is no corner to hide in.
	They couldn't just leave the room, right?
	And if they did, it'd be very disrespectful.
	So he had him trapped in a way, and everybody wants to be in the oval.
	Even people who hate Trump want to be in the oval.
	So it's a good job.
	Just honeypot in a way.
	That you get them there and then they're sort of like sitting ducks and they have to confront it.
	There's nowhere else to hide.
	It's sort of like my attorney in this Hunter Biden fiasco.
	She is suing Pornhub, which is one of the most degenerate companies in the world.
	Now owned by a Canadian, by the way.
	I'm fairly certain he's a rabbi as well.
	Yeah, it's so degenerate.
	But the point I'm trying to make is that she has finally, after two and a half years, chased them to the ends of the earth such that they have to sit for a deposition.
	And now one of their executives is getting deposed today, actually.
	It's top of mind.
	That's why I bring it up now.
	And that same evasiveness, that same desire to get out of...
	Just answering questions.
	I mean, everybody saw that the black guy from South Africa, I don't even know the president's name.
	Not that I'm not aware of the situation.
	I literally cannot care less about what his name is because there's 50 of them just like him.
	But he had nowhere to go and he had to...
	He showed everybody how full of shit he was because he can't deny the video.
	There's political leaders chanting...
	Killed away.
	And a stadium full of people.
	Hold on.
	I made a meme, Garrett, if you will entertain me.
	I love it.
	I love memes.
	I come off crass or serious, but all my Telegram channel is half of its memes.
	Well, see, the thing is, it wasn't contextually identical because he didn't have his heart broken in the sense of sadness, but he had his heart ripped out of his ass in front of everybody.
	Watch this, Ace.
	You can actually pinpoint the second when his heart rips in half.
	And now.
	It's pretty good.
	The Simpsons is known for eerily imitating American life on multiple occasions.
	It's crazy.
	But they have a lot of episodes and they're astutely observing things where they were back in the day.
	Just to fact check myself, by the way, Garrett, no.
	This is Grok, by the way.
	Grok's got to pull its head out of his ass.
	No, Pornhub is not owned by a rabbi.
	It is owned by Ethical Capital Partners, a private equity firm.
	Solomon Friedman, a partner and investor in the firm, is an ordained rabbi and serves as the vice president of compliance.
	However, calling him the sole owner is misleading, as he is one of many partners and investors in the firm that acquired MindGeek, Pornhub's parent company, in 2023.
	I saw the interview that he did with Patrick Bet-David.
	He wanted to...
	You wanted to own a porn company to make it ethical porn.
	Before we even get into all this, just remind everybody who you are because they might not remember.
	It's been a while.
	I'm going to pull something up while you're talking.
	Well, I'm grateful for the opportunity.
	And we could go on the Pornhub.
	It's really nesting Russian dolls or whatever those things are called, whereby a smaller doll is put inside of a littler doll.
	Yes, there it is.
	That's the corporate structure that is Pornhub.
	And speaking of the dossier, the reason why it took us so long to write this thing, and I urge all your viewers to go and pick one up at bidenreport.com or read it for free, is that it's very conservatively written.
	So that answer from Grok that you just laid out about how you could have said co-owned.
	A rabbi co-owns Pornhub, and that would be technically true.
	And that's what we do in this report.
	It's footnoted to death, and it's written in such a way where there's no sophistry for them to slide into, right?
	It's plausible deniability proof.
	So I think that's very important when you're dealing with these slimeballs.
	Just like the article...
	Because I stupidly, you saw that I joined too.
	I didn't realize.
	I'd never been in a Rumble studio before.
	I'd only been in StreamYard.
	So I clicked join.
	No, it's my fault.
	I should have told you.
	I forgot.
	No, your audience is probably like, hey, does he realize he's on?
	Unlike Jeffrey Toobin, Dave, I don't do anything weird in my office.
	It's just me here.
	So I don't care if I was on, but your viewers might have thought I was weird for that.
	There is, going back to the nesting doll analogy, a lot of our time spent, you asked me to introduce myself, is to take apart, that's my two-year-old in the background, taking apart the Russian nesting dolls.
	The Biden set up corporate entities like this, and Pornhub has this, whereby it's not one entity, there's five of them, and a lot of them are sole subsidiaries.
	And as an attorney, you know, one of the key strategies is to pierce the corporate veil.
	And that's essentially what we did with this book is we pierced the Biden veil.
	Over five years of public life, Joe...
	Has set up different platoons.
	There's his platoon from the Senate days.
	There's his platoon from Hunter's lobbying clients.
	And if you do not have a laptop left behind by a family member, it's very hard to pierce that corporate veil.
	I brought up depositions in the context of my attorney suing on behalf of somebody else, not us.
	Pornhub.
	How it takes a lot to pierce a corporate veil.
	It takes a lot and a lot of money and time to get somebody to set for a deposition.
	In the same vein, it takes a lot to force the Bidens to answer some questions.
	So apart from just writing this book to introduce myself, what really pissed off the Bidens, and most people don't know this because it was a civil case in Arkansas, but I was the expert witness for the mother of Hunter's child.
	In 2023.
	So after I wrote this book, I was contacted by the attorneys for the woman, some people call her a baby mama, who worked at a strip club.
	She was a bottle server at a strip club.
	I think she did some stripping too, probably on Hunter.
	But anyways, her name is London Roberts.
	And Hunter was trying to decrease the amount of child support.
	That he was paying to the girl in Arkansas.
	Again, this is Decent Joe's son.
	Remember, Joe's so decent and empathetic, right?
	Hasn't even picked up the phone to call his granddaughter.
	Very decent guy.
	They were trying to decrease the amount of money that they paid to this Arkansas girl.
	And the attorneys, who were conservatives, knew that I wrote this book.
	They contacted me.
	I was designated.
	Hunter tried to get me tossed from the case.
	They total...
	Totally fell on their face.
	I was designated as an expert witness, and then that got the ball rolling on the lawfare against us.
	Once I was designated an expert witness in the Arkansas case, Hunter filed his bullshit suit in the Central District of California, which goes into hacking.
	Again, David, I couldn't even hack somebody if I tried.
	I do not have the technical proficiency.
	What is the basis of...
	Because at the time, I forget when we did this interview.
	I don't know if you had started...
	I first spoke with you in 2023.
	Summer of 2023.
	And I said, are you not...
	I remember saying, are you not nervous about getting sued?
	I don't remember if you had gotten sued just yet.
	But what's the basis of the lawsuit against you?
	Well, to answer your direct question first, I wasn't nervous because I expected to be.
	You know, nervousness typically comes from a situation where you're unsure of the outcome.
	I knew we were going to get sued.
	The only question was which bullshit cause of action they were going to pick, and they picked one of the dumbest ones.
	All the statute of limitations are passed now, but the smartest thing, by the way, we didn't do anything wrong, but if I am playing devil's advocate and I am facing me and I'm an adversary of me, one of the people that should have, if they wanted to do lawfare correctly and actually get some meat off the bones, one of Hunter's friends or family members, specifically his widow who he was sleeping with, should have sued every outlet for copyright and private revelation.
	Now, those statute of limitations are passed, which is why I'm speaking freely about that, right?
	But his strategy to sue under hacking was the dumbest thing because there's clear SCOTUS precedent.
	This is why the Ninth Circuit is going to reverse the Central District of California decision because the judge is totally corrupt and should have recused himself.
	We had a Juan Merchan-like situation where the judge gave money to Hunter's dad.
	And Hunter's dad gave him his job.
	This is like good old boy Southern networks.
	You know, I like the South, typically.
	They're conservative.
	But this is like local court in Alabama, where somebody's daddy is the judge, and one of the attorneys has a daddy who knew the judge.
	And it's just all good old boy network.
	We have a La Raza judge named Hernan Diego Vera in the hacking case with Hunter, who was given his job by the plaintiff's father.
	We kindly asked him to recuse himself, and he wouldn't recuse himself.
	He wanted this case.
	So what they did was forum shopped.
	They wanted to sue us because they were mad that I was labeled an expert witness.
	And we put the book out for free.
	Over 10 million people have viewed this report.
	BidenReport.com.
	And I've been sending it to everybody.
	Everybody who is bold.
	Like, I didn't send a copy to Jake Tapper.
	Because he is a shill.
	But I did send a copy to Alex Thompson.
	In terms of the redeemability scale...
	Who's Alex Thompson?
	Alex Thompson is a co-author.
	So they put Jake Tapper's name on the book to sell more copies because he's more well-known.
	But about 85% of the work was done by Alex Thompson.
	Alex Thompson is not somebody that I...
	I don't want to say democratize because that word is overused.
	No, you mass-produced, made accessible.
	We disseminated the data.
	We haven't charged a single cent for anybody to view the contents from the laptop.
	Think about the ride in the United States.
	I don't want to open it because, I mean, opening it, my wife stumbled across it.
	She didn't know what it was at first.
	Yeah, I would keep it in the office.
	And there is a disclaimer at the beginning.
	It's for adult readership only.
	What does it cost to print up one?
	That's a very good question.
	I would say it's got to be $25 hard cost.
	Yes, because it was even more than that at the beginning, but now we found a conservative printer to do it for less, thank goodness.
	But yeah, it's 644 pages, double-sided, colored pictures.
	And you're right, I'll show a picture that is even fit for 12-year-olds.
	So this is a picture of, this is screenshots.
	Of text messages, right?
	Everybody knows what this is.
	Everybody's seen these.
	Everybody who has an iPhone has seen these.
	What we do is we don't just...
	For instance, Miranda Devine, she wrote two phenomenal books.
	She's a much better writer.
	I just realized what you did, Garrett.
	You put his bad teeth over his genitals.
	That's one of the few things I can take credit for.
	There's no genitalia in the report.
	In fact, one of Hunter's causes of action, David, is that.
	He sued us.
	For data modification under the California fraud statute.
	And the only way he said we modified his data was we covered up his own genitalia.
	So according to Hunter's own attorneys, they would have preferred their client be butt naked in our book.
	Yeah, then they would have gone with another cause of action.
	It is laughable.
	It is...
	Shame-inducing in any normal, moral human being.
	The lawyers, the attorneys, would be shameful for putting their name on this.
	The lawsuit was a joke.
	But going back to Miranda, she's a very good writer, but what our project is, what the Marco Polo project is, is putting the primary source material...
	Out there and then explaining it.
	So the exhibits drive the report.
	These are the exhibits directly from the laptop.
	Screenshotted them.
	I took 18 months to do this thing.
	Half my time was transferring high-resolution PNG screenshots to a thumb drive and then putting them on my own Mac and putting them in the document, right?
	This is tedious stuff.
	2,000 footnotes.
	And we put the email database out there and the photo database because nobody on the right would do it.
	We want to be a very small, Americanized version of WikiLeaks.
	And another thing that pissed them off, beyond just the expert witness, because I'm trying to give a background of what we've done, is we received from inside J.P. Morgan suspicious activity reports.
	So you've heard about SARS.
	The Congress made a big deal about SARS, and rightfully so.
	Before the Congress even got those SARS through subpoena, though, an anti-money laundering executive Within JP Morgan leaked the internal screenshots of the suspicious activity reports about Hunter.
	And we were floored.
	First of all, I thought it was a Fed.
	So I had the PI on our board run everything about him.
	And sure as shit, he is an executive at JP Morgan.
	And we were tickled pink.
	So we bought BidenSARS.com for $7.
	Your viewers can go there.
	And we put the five SARS that we got, which show account numbers, dates of birth, amounts, time stamps for payments that the U.S. president's family received and made to Ukrainian oligarchs and pimps and prostitutes.
	Straight up primary source material, meaning even if you hate me, even if you hate Trump.
	And I love Trump personally.
	I didn't go to Doonbeg, but a buddy brought this back when he went to Scotland with him.
	Even if you hate Trump, you cannot argue with the primary source material.
	One of the people that's really liked our book, another person who I sent this book to out of the blue, didn't ask for it, but his name's David Garrow, and he's a Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer.
	His Pulitzer was for the MLK biography, but he wrote a 1,700-page book called Rising Star about Barack Obama.
	I have it here on my desk.
	I sent David Garrow a book.
	He lives in Pittsburgh.
	And he writes back and says, this thing's incredible.
	And he named our book in The Spectator.
	The UK magazine, oldest English-speaking magazine in the world.
	The 2023 book of the year.
	A liberal biographer of Obama and MLK said this book was the 2023 book of the year.
	And I'm not bragging.
	I'm saying we even put an article about this because I was so grateful that he recognized that this is primary source material.
	He spent six months on the south side of Chicago doing basic research about Obama.
	And his nonprofit entities because when Obama ran in 2008, not a single reporter even tried to talk to any of Obama's girlfriends or do anything about him.
	They didn't do any research.
	And that's pathetic.
	And so we did do the background research for Hunter and Joe.
	It's all about Joe.
	Hunter is only important because of who his dad is.
	We're not interested in Hunter per se.
	We're interested in Joe.
	So we did this background research.
	They sue us under a criminal statute, 18 U.S.C.
	1030, which is the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
	And it's a serious statute, passed in 1984.
	And what they were trying to do was use alchemy in the legal system by saying that we hacked Hunter's data.
	Well, you know, as an attorney, data and a computer are different things.
	The statute doesn't say data.
	There's a California state statute that does.
	And that would have been a trickier one to fight.
	Are they suing you for...
	I'm trying to figure this out.
	Is this in criminal court or is this in civil court for damages?
	So damages resulting from allegedly criminal activity.
	Precisely.
	So the CFAA, Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, passed in 1984, codified at 18 U.S.C.
	1030.
	It does have a private right of action, a legitimate one, if the case is legitimate.
	What they were doing was using a – they went forum shopping.
	They said, where's the most left-wing district?
	Ziegler resides in Illinois.
	ICU LLC is our nonprofit entity.
	Yes, LLCs can be nonprofits.
	You can look up IRS regs.
	But our LLC was domiciled in Wyoming.
	So they had diversity jurisdiction, according to their own theory.
	And they said, which federal court is the most left-wing and favorable to Hunter?
	Central District of California, beyond the SDNY.
	But they knew that Joe had just appointed a slate of people to the Central District of California.
	And one of the hoaxes that you know as well as me is that this random assignment crap is not random at all.
	It's not random.
	Boesburg gets the same cases.
	Mershon gets the cases.
	How Angeron gets a commercial case when he's never been a commercial or banker.
	Not bankruptcy.
	It's a commercial case.
	No, no.
	It's randomly selected to the most vitriolically partisan judge they can get because they know how the system works.
	Someone in the chat asked for me to show up here.
	I can't.
	This thing looks like when you go to Vegas and they flick out those cards and they got like little black squares or stars over the nipples.
	Like, I can't show you anything in this, people.
	There is, yes, I should say that we redact very little.
	So to all your viewers, it is an adult-only book.
	I wouldn't put it out where kids can see.
	But technically speaking, there...
	There are no nipples, and there are no other pieces of genitalia.
	Now, we don't cover all skin, so yes, a side of Hunter's butt cheek is showing, but there are no anuses, there are no genitalia.
	And remember, when we're using this language and accurately describing the conduct captured in his son's laptop, remember, this is, according to Joe, The smartest man he knows from a pure intellectual capacity.
	And this is the son of a man who Marine Dowd and Jake Tapper, still to this day, Jake Tapper will say, Joe is a decent man.
	This is a guy who's raised complete degenerates.
	It's like the kids were raised by wolves.
	Well, I genuinely believe they were raised by something of an animal because...
	I believe the daughter was, like she said in her diary, I believe that she was molested.
	And I believe that something had to have, I mean, you know, you can do everything right, a kid still falls on drugs, or you can do everything wrong, and then the kid still grows up to be a Nobel Prize winner.
	But you're playing with odds.
	Thank you for bringing that up.
	Yes, I don't want to paint the idea that, you know, everybody who gets, and parents generally, From a moral perspective, according to my moral code, cannot be held liable or responsible for everything their child does.
	That's clear, right?
	Foundation of Western law is that the person who committed the act has to answer for the act.
	In the same vein, we can deduce patterns.
	So if it were just Hunter and not Ashley, they could make that argument.
	They would have that in the Biden family phraseology, plausible deniability.
	But if it's Ashley and Hunter, and they have different mothers, Hunter's mother was Nelia.
	She died in the wreck.
	Ashley's mother was Jill.
	If they have different mothers, the only thing that's tied together is Joe.
	And both of them become totally degenerate, helpless drug addicts.
	And the mere admission in her book, I've known kids that turn to drugs and the parents, as far as I know, did everything right or didn't do specific things wrong.
	But to put out the diary, my running theory is that both Hunter and Ashley were deliberately trying to take down Joe Biden out of revenge because they deep in their hearts hate him for the abuse, and yet Joe's entourage managed to successfully thwart every attempt.
	You don't forget your computer at a laptop, so you don't leave your diary at a halfway home unless you're trying to take down your father, and the comedy gold of this is the Biden regime comes in.
	And foils their attempts to bring down Joe Biden.
	That's how corrupt it is.
	And Joe Biden, not Joe, but Hunter probably got threatened into silence at the end of it because he was going to go to jail otherwise.
	Well, there's so much to say about that.
	I can't peer into Hunter's soul.
	I've tried.
	I've read 128,000 of his emails.
	I do think there's that cognitive dissonance in the one way he's resentful to Joe for prostituting him.
	Joe prostituted his son.
	There were many sleazy people to make money from in Washington.
	Joe could have selected any sleazy lobbyist to pull in money for him.
	He chose his son.
	That's what kind of soul Joe has.
	He prostituted his own son.
	You hear those stories on television.
	Somebody sells their kid for sex.
	That's essentially what Joe did for money.
	It's despicable.
	It's one of the worst acts a parent can do.
	In that way, Hunter resents him.
	We see that in text messages.
	And to his daughter Naomi, who just made news the other day saying that the hit pieces were all fake.
	Of course they weren't.
	Naomi was mad because of the book.
	But Hunter's complaining to Naomi.
	He said, don't worry.
	Unlike Pop, I'm not going to make you give me half your salary for 30 years.
	So there's resentment there.
	But I think Hunter's also aware that if he doesn't have Joe as his father, he's in federal prison.
	Hunter would be...
	Hunter would have went to a year of federal prison when he was 18 years old because he got busted on the boardwalk in New Jersey after his high school graduation with a dime bag, not unlike the dime bag that was found at the White House 30 years later.
	So Hunter has been skating his whole life because of Joe, but he also resents Joe for pimping him out in a business way.
	That is psychologically, and I consider myself sort of a right-wing sociologist.
	To a right-wing sociologist, this is fodder.
	This is stuff that novels will be written about.
	If you didn't have the laptop, somebody would have wrote a novel about Hunter.
	But we have the laptop, so we don't have to resort to a novel.
	When I look at their family, I think of the last scene of Magnolia with the father.
	I need to watch that.
	You've never seen Magnolia?
	What year is it?
	Oh, it's like 99, I think, P.T. Anderson.
	Yes, PTN.
	So I won't ruin it.
	The last scene, I was just about to ruin it.
	You can ruin it.
	It's fine.
	No, no, no, no.
	It's a beautiful...
	What's the genre?
	Have you seen Boogie Nights?
	No.
	It's a series of intertwining tales, great music, great acting, John C. Reilly.
	It's, as far as I'm concerned, Tom Cruise's best performance.
	Oh, so the timeline, it's like a Nolan film in that it's not chronological?
	No, it's chronological, but it's like a bunch of overlapping separate stories, sort of like Pulp Fiction-esque, but this one's a drama.
	I love cinema, so you have my attention.
	It's a three-hour movie.
	You'll absolutely love it.
	Especially given what you'll understand was my reference to Joe Biden in the last scene.
	The video you put out yesterday, which is how I remembered to get back in touch with you, you're still being sued.
	You're still in the cold system.
	How many lawsuits are you currently facing?
	Two.
	They wrote to five different government entities to get us investigated, from the Inspector General of the Treasury Department, to the Delaware Attorney General, to the Attorney General of the United States, all naming me specifically.
	And amongst a group of people, the shop owner, Rudy, a couple of other people, Bob Costello, they asked multiple government agencies.
	To investigate us.
	And they did investigate us.
	Marco Polo is under an active DOJ criminal investigation for doxing, which is ridiculous.
	But the civil cases are twofold.
	The case with Hunter, that one was dismissed with prejudice because we issued a deposition notice on a sugar brother.
	This whole thing that Hunter doesn't have money, that's all a lie.
	That's all...
	Yes, he doesn't have money in his bank account, but that's never been the issue with Hunter.
	It's about access to funds, and Hunter has access to funds through that sugar brother.
	But we were going to depose that sugar brother, so he dismissed the case.
	His dismissal ex parte motion, David, should have never been granted.
	That judge is thoroughly corrupt.
	We actually opposed it.
	Because we wanted to condition dismissal on reimbursement of attorney's fees.
	So we didn't get those at the district court level, even though it was a frivolous suit.
	And the plaintiff ex parte motioned for a dismissal.
	We got it with prejudice.
	The judge did one honorable thing.
	He threw us a bone and gave it to us with prejudice.
	So now we're going to the Ninth Circuit.
	That's the federal case.
	You're going to the Ninth Circuit on the legal fees?
	On the legal fees, yeah, because it was totally without foundation.
	It was a hacking suit.
	What were your legal fees that you incurred up until the point of dismissal?
	Just this case alone was $250,000.
	And then there's another sister case brought by that same sugar brother.
	And by the way, these two cases, same attorneys.
	It's a Rule 11 RICO.
	We're being sued by...
	The same attorneys in different jurisdictions.
	So you got Hunter in the federal case, Central District of California, second world justice, as I said in that video last night.
	I compared it to Bulgaria because like you said about the ownership of ethical capital partners, you have to be very precise.
	I'm not saying California is third world.
	I'm saying California is second world in that the state core system is in even more of a wild west.
	So the sugar brother, Kevin Morris, the guy who, according to the IRS whistleblowers, was not allowed to be interviewed by the DOJ because he was protected by the CIA.
	That's who's suing me, an alleged CIA asset.
	Kevin Morris was the attorney for the South Park creators, and he made a good amount of coin through that.
	We think his net worth is between $100 million to $150 million.
	This guy here?
	He looks like the Geico caveman, which is actually a part of our lawsuit.
	He's so brittle.
	He has such a...
	Thin Skin made a glass that he put a meme of himself that a viewer of ours made.
	I did not make this.
	I can't even make memes.
	All I can do is write and research and write footnotes, right?
	I'm very tedious.
	I can't even make a meme.
	He complained about a meme that a third party posted to our channel of him as the Geico caveman.
	This is how pathetic this is.
	The guy has over $100 million, and he sued us for intentional infliction of emotional distress.
	And guess what, David?
	And harassment.
	I've never been around him.
	The only time I've ever been in person with this guy is in a federal courtroom for the trial of Hunter Biden, where his wife came up and spit on me and called me a effing Nazi.
	This is clown world.
	So he's suing us in the state court in California.
	This is him right here.
	Yes, the guy who looks like a Geico caveman.
	Yeah, he looks substantially worse.
	He kind of looks like Nick Nolte.
	Oh, this has aged him 15 years.
	My former friend who catfished him and posed as a left-wing hacktivist started this lawsuit.
	Kevin Morris, to this day, is still lying to the court saying that I was the one who catfished him.
	I didn't.
	And he knows it wasn't me.
	That's why he won't submit the phone number to the court.
	So he submitted a lawsuit saying that I harassed him and impersonated him.
	And in the lawsuit, David, he never put the phone number because any two-bit private investigator can run a number.
	Just like you and I were discussing that crazy guy from Toronto who's a gnat around your head, any two-bit PI can locate somebody if they have one of those indicators, a phone number, an email address, a date of birth, right?
	So he won't submit to the court.
	The phone number that was texting him.
	So he's saying that I impersonated him when it was a former friend of mine who then sent me the text messages because my friend, former friend who was very sharp, and we've sort of had a falling out over this for another reason not related to this, but he was very sharp.
	He's a very intelligent guy.
	He elicited a ton of information.
	From Kevin Morris, this sugar brother.
	But don't you get to submit a motion?
	We call it a motion for particulars.
	We did all of that.
	And we partially won at the trial court level.
	If you omit key information or you're vague on details and as a defendant you need that information for a proper defense.
	You say, motion for particulars.
	What's the cell number?
	Yes.
	That's why I call it second world.
	Right?
	I mean, it's not third world.
	It's not a third world court system, but it's full on second world.
	So we partially won at the trial court level on five causes of action.
	We won on the doxing claim.
	We didn't dox them.
	There's no private right of action in California.
	Skip all the details because if it survives on one cause of action, you're still stuck in court.
	So it survived on some elements, so you get some dismissed, but you still are facing the lawsuit.
	We're still facing both of them because both of them are in the appellate courts now.
	That's the short answer.
	Hunter's is in the federal.
	Kevin's is in the state court appellate system.
	Both have cost us a quarter of a million dollars.
	That's why I tweeted out the Legal Defense Fund last night.
	Give me the address again for that and I'll bring it up.
	Very simple.
	MarcoPoloLegalFund.com.
	Very simple.
	MarcoPoloLegalFund.com.
	And that will have the link to our website where you can find all the dockets.
	Everything.
	From the Hunter case, by the way, is on CourtListener.
	Everything on the Morris case we've posted on our Telegram page.
	I wish that Twitter would allow PDFs.
	I've been messaging the internal premium folks.
	You've got to allow PDFs.
	I really like PDFs.
	Yeah, but they kill links anyhow.
	So, I mean, they'll allow it.
	It will get no traction.
	I'll pin that up afterwards, but I just shared it with you.
	Thank you very much.
	So, there's the state court case with Morris.
	That is set for oral argument this summer.
	And there's the federal court case with Hunter.
	And all we're seeking is reimbursement.
	We're not litigious people, okay?
	Unlike what they paint, they paint me in these complaints as an ogre, man.
	They call me a woman hater, a racist, a bigot.
	It's all gross.
	I'm none of those things.
	If I were...
	I would try to take Kevin Morris' mansion.
	I'm not.
	All I want is my legal bills reimbursed so that we can move on to other research subjects.
	That's our goal.
	The first time I spoke with you was about Ingeron.
	We tracked down that ridiculous string of photos he took of his...
	I forgot that it was you that actually broke that at the time.
	Yeah, and then we found the name.
	We ran through facial recognition, the name of that HHS contractor who said, if you effing do that to me again, I'm going to remember you personally.
	Remember that poll worker from the GOP in Arlington?
	I won't remember the person's name at all.
	Brendan Martin.
	And that was another time.
	I think I've been on your program three times to talk about Ingeron, to talk about the poll worker, and to talk about our book.
	And so we do a lot of different stories.
	Another story we helped popularize, we didn't break this one, I can't take credit for breaking it initially, but the sheriff in Fulton County, you know, Fat Fanny was just ordered to pay 55 G's to Ashley Merchant.
	The sheriff who was dead set on mugshotting Trump starred in a softcore gay porno in 2005.
	His name's Pat Labatt and he was the bottom.
	He was the bottom.
	We saw the softcore porno.
	Pat Labatt is the bottom.
	And two days after this news broke, his wife filed for divorce, and then she revoked it.
	We're still trying.
	We're in a FOIA dispute with the county to get a previously public...
	We said something cute in our article on Substack about it.
	We said that Pat Labatt has a love for the visual, which is why he required Donald Trump to sit for a mugshot.
	The mugshot that has now been seen around the world.
	It's become iconic.
	Yeah, they were wanting to make fun of him and mugshot him like every other Tom, Dick, and Harry who gets a DUI.
	Trump, of course, went in a great, his signature navy blue with red tie with his Brioni suit.
	And it was an iconic photo, but Pat Labatt, yeah, this is a softcore porno dude.
	This is an absolute joke.
	You got Fat Fanny, who's boinking the prosecutor, and the sheriff, who's a gay porno guy.
	And again, say nothing about the morality of homosexuality, which I personally detest, but nevertheless, it's legal, right?
	To say nothing about that.
	It's the irony that we're into, man.
	It's not to say...
	You scratch the surface on any of them and they are corrupt to the...
	Like, every single one of them.
	Fanny Willis, Laban, Leticia James, Engeron, Mershaw.
	I mean, Boesburg, we haven't really...
	No, Boesburg, he does have some family corruption as well with his daughter.
	Every single one of them.
	For all of my foibles, the one thing I can safely say is I've got...
	I'm so...
	I feel clean.
	I feel like I might not have been living life to the fullest because I don't have any of this crap.
	I'm pretty damn normal despite the abnormality.
	No, most people don't.
	Most people don't.
	A couple of our researchers asked me, you know, Garrett, what do you have on me?
	It's like, we're not in the dirt business.
	The word opposition research has been sullied.
	That's in our tagline.
	We don't work for parties.
	So we're not like fusion.
	That's one thing that separates us from fusion GPS.
	Fusion...
	It was a private entity that worked with Perkins Coy, as you know, and the DNC.
	We don't do that.
	We're strictly C3.
	They also made the stuff, or they had the stuff made up.
	If they can't find it, they'll make it up.
	Yeah, we don't do that because that's immoral.
	You cannot bear false witness against your neighbor.
	That's a very basic commandment.
	That's why Hunter, stupid as they are...
	And grasping at straws never even brought up the word defamation with us because we're so conservative in our pronouncements.
	Like Jake Tapper yesterday.
	Jake Tapper is a shill, as we know, and a liar, and a book merchant now.
	He was very surgical in his statement about Hunter.
	Hunter Biden cheated on his wife with his brother's widow.
	And then got the widow addicted to crack cocaine.
	That is a very antiseptic statement.
	And Joe approved of it, by the way.
	Joe gave an approving quote to Vanity Fair on page 6 in March of 2017.
	I memorized it.
	Jill and I are very happy that Hunter and Hallie found each other in such a difficult time.
	This was while he was married to Kathleen!
	So Joe approved of the affair with his brother's widow.
	The reason why I bring up Jake's statement is because Hunter has no actionable defamation claim because there's no foreplay to it.
	It's matter of fact.
	It has been proven at trial in the District of Delaware that the president, who he called the smartest man he knows, had an affair with his brother's widow and got the widow addicted to crack.
	That is...
	That is reality.
	Whether or not the sugar brother caveman wants to accept reality, you and I live in reality.
	Reality is not always pleasant, right?
	We all have bills, etc.
	Legal bills, that's where my mind is.
	We all have bills and other things that pull on us.
	What separates us, though, from these lizards is that they cannot accept reality.
	That is a place where dialogue breaks down.
	So there's this quote I found a couple months ago.
	It's now become my favorite quote ever.
	It was set in 1762.
	Can I read it to you real quick?
	Please, please.
	I'm obsessed with this quote because usually you don't come across something that describes the inner neurons in your brain so completely from the outside.
	Usually, each person's forced to come up and articulate their own thoughts over the course of days and months and weeks and whatever.
	But this is from George Christoph Lichtenberg.
	This is the quote from 1766.
	He said, I ceased in the year 1764 to believe that one can convince one's opponents with arguments printed in books.
	It is not my purpose to do that, therefore, that I have taken up my pen.
	But my purpose is merely so to annoy them and to bestow strength and courage on those on our own side and to make it known to their side that they have not convinced us.
	I'll send you that quote.
	It's like the 1700 version of what I say about why I argue with trolls on Twitter.
	It's not to convince them.
	It's on the one hand to reach any reasonable person in the middle who might...
	Come across it, because you are dealing with people who are of bad faith.
	They will never be swayed because they're dishonest, but there might be honest people listening.
	Yes, and it will give them, that's a great point, and it's something that that quote doesn't touch on.
	It gives them ammunition.
	People on our side, how do you know?
	No, the arguments to raise when someone says white genocide in South Africa is a lie.
	Those crosses are not all for white farmers.
	Okay, 87, they'll have that ammunition, but I don't expect to convince.
	What did I say?
	Not the ACLU.
	The SPLC?
	SPLC, yeah.
	That's an awful one.
	Garrett, the one thing actually was something you mentioned in your video yesterday.
	It's relevant to Joe Biden's cancer diagnosis or alleged cancer diagnosis because I think I'll be proven right in the long term.
	In the Hunter book, but someone else also in our locals community said, can I get it on, I was going to say Tinder, can I get it on Kindle?
	I'll do it now.
	Is it available?
	The PDF is free.
	I'll do you one better.
	You can download the PDF for free at bidenreport.com if you want the physical copy.
	So Kindle, no.
	PDF, yes.
	And the reason why- bidenreport.com, and I'll give it to everybody right now.
	I think somebody accused you of trying to market this.
	I think you should market it harder, but here's the link for everybody, free on the internet.
	We can market it for one reason, which is we're C3 and there is no publisher.
	We had to self-publish.
	Even Post Hill Press wouldn't touch this thing.
	So that means that there is no middleman, and it supports the nonprofit.
	All book sales go to the entity.
	They don't go to me personally.
	That's why it's not – that's why Garrett Ziegler is not on the side of the book or the cover of the book, right?
	It was published by a nonprofit, and the nonprofit owns the intellectual property, not me personally.
	So – Is there – Because yesterday you mentioned dementia where Hunter was talking about – 555, yes.
	Because that's where I say, like, all right, I don't believe he has cancer.
	I believe he has dementia, but cancer is the easy way out.
	And Hunter knew...
	Yeah, I can show these pages here.
	Check this out.
	Let's see if I can get this here.
	Yes.
	And I'll read it.
	It says, Hunter knew that Joe had dementia and urged him to run for president anyway.
	Hunter's former psychiatrist, who had postulated in 2012 that Joe had dementia after Joe's vice presidential debate performance, brought up his mental condition in two separate iMessages.
	Hunter wanted to bring on Joe as, quote, our first guest, end quote, to a podcast.
	The two were planning, but his partner asked, does he recall details, though?
	Oh, because with all the dementia and all.
	Hunter responded, not much these days, but since it's all fake news anyway, so I don't see the problem.
	The following month, Hunter again acknowledged Joe's impaired mental state.
	This is 2012.
	No, no, no, no.
	This text message is occurring in 2019, but the psychiatrist was the first one to say that he had dementia early onset, not advanced, in 2012 after his debate with Paul Ryan.
	So, Hunter...
	There couldn't be anyone more inside than Hunter is saying in 2019 his dad has dementia.
	January 1st, 2019, yes.
	And what's incredible is instead of telling the public the truth, the psychiatrist who is on the right politically, it's weird how Hunter even went to him, but considering he- He publicly stated that Joe had early onset dementia in 2012.
	You'd think that Hunter would have went to a different psychiatrist.
	But this guy named Keith Abloh, who has since lost his medical license, he's no longer a psychiatrist, can't be called one.
	He got mad at us for putting this in our book and lied about me on Tucker.
	So, of course, I chewed him a new a-hole and said, hey, man, like, first of all...
	This is all primary sources.
	There is no interpretation.
	We are literally quoting from text messages between Keith Ablo and guess what?
	We know Keith Ablo's motive because he urged Joe to run for president.
	Keith Ablo, January 6, 2019, I want to be Surgeon General.
	Keith Ablo lost his medical license, but he was...
	So he didn't like Joe personally, I don't believe.
	I think Keith Ablo probably voted for Trump.
	But he did want to maintain that relationship with Hunter.
	Do you know what's amazing?
	I was going to say, why would they use him and know that he would be an ally?
	And I was going to make a joke about them having dirt on him.
	And the first article I pull up to why he lost his license refers to sexual misconduct accusations.
	He had a little bit of Keith Rainier in him, David.
	He had a couple of patients.
	He asked a couple of patients that even got one of them to tattoo his initials by their genitalia.
	And he was into masochism and sadism and would have sex with his own patients and use belts and whip them.
	This is Keith Ablo.
	This, by the way, not my opinion.
	You know where I'm getting this?
	The Medical Board of Massachusetts.
	They issued an emergency injunction and said this guy keeping his medical license would, quote, be a danger to the health and citizens of the state of Massachusetts.
	Keith Abloh was raided by the DEA in February of 2020 and was never charged.
	And by the way, Hunter left another laptop, not the one we use to write this book.
	Hunter left another laptop with Keith Abloh that was taken in the DEA raid and was then shipped back to Hunter's attorneys.
	So not only did the FBI – this is another angle.
	Of course, it's in our book if anybody reads it all.
	But another angle that isn't talked about this that much is the FBI covered for the laptop that was dropped off at J.P. MacIsaac's shop.
	Yes, everybody knows that.
	But what they don't talk about often is that the DEA also covered for Hunter because they took another one of his laptops, which was inside Keith Abloh's safe when Keith Abloh was raided.
	By the DEA.
	Now, why Hunter left it there, I just think he had so many laptops.
	That's something that only Keith can answer.
	But I do know for a fact, because it came out later in transcripts, that the laptop was taken by the DEA, then sent back to Hunter's attorney in Chicago named George Macias.
	But yeah, Keith Ablo shoots the messenger, literally, on Tucker Carlson's program.
	So I was furious, because after that...
	Tucker rescinded his invitation to me.
	Tucker was going to have me on.
	Then he listens to this lying nincompoop degenerate pervert, Keith Abloh, who is boinking his patients.
	By the way, if somebody were to marry and thereby have a sexual relationship with one of their patients, in one out of the 100 cases, it could be morally okay if it's not a mental health practitioner.
	Let's say it's an orthopedic surgeon and somebody needs to get replaced.
	And they become married and she was his patient at one time.
	That's okay.
	You would grant that, right?
	Keith Ablow was a psychiatrist dealing with very vulnerable people.
	People who were depressed.
	People who were on psychotic medications.
	Keith Ablow became famous or infamous for injecting his patients with ketamine.
	There's a picture of Hunter, which is, by the way, a horse tranquilizer.
	And it has some medicinal qualities with regard to depression.
	I'm into this stuff.
	I read a lot, but one thing I'm interested in is cures for depression.
	But ketamine has been proven that it can help some patients, but it didn't help Hunter.
	But still, there's a picture of Hunter with this big IV in his arm.
	It's in our book.
	He was in Keith Ablo's clinic there.
	So what Keith Ablo would do, again, according to the Massachusetts Medical Board, he would get these women on ketamine and get them addicted.
	And basically help tranquilize them and then have sex with them.
	It was a degeneracy that spanked Ali, or however the hell you say his name.
	It's that bad.
	So, again, I am disgusted with about 95% of the people in this book.
	It is a cornucopia of human sin.
	I'm not Catholic, but I do borrow one of their concepts, which is the seven deadly sins.
	If any of your viewers believe that there is such a thing as seven deadly sins or that there is sin, which I believe there is, they need to read this book.
	It is, like I said, a cornucopia of human sin.
	I'd say it is biblical-level degeneracy.
	Yes, Old Testament-like.
	Yeah, this is the type of stuff that nations get wiped off the face of the earth.
	Sodom and Gomorrah level.
	That was where I was going to go with it, but there might be more of a political angle that I don't necessarily mean to apply.
	Nineveh?
	Where did Jonah go?
	Jonah went to Nineveh.
	It's abject degeneracy that you see in movies like Trainspotting.
	Except even in Trainspotting, yeah, there was underage fornication in that movie.
	There was no assault sexual.
	Man, it's wild, Garrett.
	Well, going back to the dementia, like you said, don't take...
	Your viewers should not take my word for it.
	Go and read Hunter's own text messages.
	And in that video that you responded to last night on X, we tagged Keith Ablo.
	We tag all these people.
	Isn't that kind of funny?
	We tag Angron's wife.
	They have the floor, man.
	I'm not an ogre.
	You want to present...
	One of our mottos for our group, we have an Old Testament motto and a New Testament motto.
	The Old Testament motto comes from Isaiah.
	Isaiah 1. And in it, it says, come let us reason together.
	Right?
	I'm not being cheesy, but I always get goosebumps when I hear that verse because that is what the goal is.
	X and other platforms like it rumble when they are at their best.
	They will fulfill Isaiah 1 because they will let human beings who are not animals, who have souls, Come and reason together.
	If anybody, including the degenerate Keith Abloh, wants to present counterfactuals, he is free to do so.
	Angeron, free to do so.
	Hernan Vera, free to do so.
	Hunter Biden has not presented one single instance, David, that I've ever lied about him.
	Not a single one.
	I don't want to lie about Hunter.
	That's immoral.
	That's mean.
	That's not good, right?
	If somebody lies about me like Keith Abloh, I'm going to jump down his throat.
	I don't want to lie about people.
	If there is an excuse for why Hunter Biden was paid $3 million by a Ukrainian energy oligarch that doesn't mean that he was a FARA violating money launderer, I'm open to hearing it.
	But there's not been a single theory.
	You know, I watch trials all day long.
	I'm a trial junkie.
	I have court TV and law and crime.
	I'm obsessed with it.
	I am obsessed with the American and other countries have this too, but the burden being on the prosecution, right?
	They have the burden of proof.
	I love this.
	It makes me get goosebumps.
	I love that the defense doesn't have to prove anything.
	You don't even have to talk in the United States.
	I love that.
	But in this case with Hunter, Even though he's not being criminally charged, he is civilly putting forth these ridiculous suits against me.
	He sued Rudy.
	He sued Fox News.
	He sued Patrick Byrne.
	He sued the IRS.
	Sorry.
	That's my father.
	He always calls me right in the middle of interviews.
	I love Mike, but he calls me right in the middle of interviews.
	So he has never put forward any way in which anything that we're saying here today, David, is false.
	And to me, that's nuts.
	Meaning, either put up or shut up.
	If everything we're saying is true, which it is, but just Hunter, if everything we're saying about you is true, shut up.
	We don't want to hear you.
	We don't want you to go on a counter-offensive, suing people, right?
	You should just say, you know what he...
	By the way, they're not even smart from a legal perspective.
	I love that you're an attorney because we can talk about these things about the copyright cause of action and the public revelation of a private fact.
	All your viewers should go look up the state-level statutes of public revelation of a private fact.
	It's an interesting one.
	I don't think it's constitutional, but it is on the books.
	Yeah, so they call it, it's not defamation because it's not false.
	It's public disclosure of a private fact which has no public relevance, and that is typically, I mean, it's not extortively done, but it's done to humiliate or embarrass even if it's true.
	Yes, and you're much more articulate than me.
	I know that statute, right?
	I go over this, meaning everything we publish, is there a public nexus to it?
	Like Ingeron.
	If Ingerong wasn't a judge, could Marco Polo be sued for publishing obviously degenerate stupid things of him?
	Perhaps.
	But this guy presided over a $450 million judgment against the 47th president of the United States of America.
	There's totally a public interest in this.
	Joe, the president of the United States, told us that his son did nothing wrong.
	He said this on cable television.
	My son, remember this interview?
	My son is a good son.
	He said he's a good boy.
	He's a good boy.
	You know, one of my favorite jokes came from Politozoid.
	You should look this up.
	Can you pull his YouTube channel up?
	Politozoid.
	He doesn't know me from Adam.
	I sent him a copy of the book, but he never responded to me.
	That's fine.
	He didn't need to.
	Because I appreciated his work, and I would have sent it to him regardless.
	But his pseudonym is Politozoid.
	And he's a former executive at Disney.
	He puts amazing work together.
	This guy is one of the best animators in the United States of America.
	And he created a whole series of Joe videos, like 20 of them, called Joe Bot.
	And one of my favorite lines from this, in Politozoid...
	Drafted the whole thing.
	Animated the whole thing.
	One of my favorite lines is, can you just lay off the president's children?
	I mean, my God, the boy is only 52. I mean, because that's how Joe talks.
	He's a good boy.
	My boy, he's a good boy.
	He's 52 years old.
	Hunter just turned 55 in February.
	When Politozoid made the video, he was 52. But I've downloaded all the Politozoid videos.
	It's brilliant stuff.
	It'll be looked at in 100 years as some of the best.
	You know, one thing I collect is old political cartoons.
	The Politozoid videos, in a hundred years, will be studied.
	They're brilliant, they're hilarious, they're intelligent.
	And talking about accepting reality, why didn't they just say, Hunter was on drugs, he was degenerate, we apologize for everything.
	He's going to be doing his doodles in Montana, and he's going to be putting the funds up for...
	The Boy Scouts.
	Why couldn't they do that, David?
	That would have been, even from a crisis PR spin doctor perspective, that would have been better for them.
	They should have hired...
	Their own spin doctors aren't even good.
	Whoever told them in the PR world to do all these lawsuits against independent writers was ridiculous.
	It got people even more mad at them.
	They should have just apologized.
	Hunter should have lived in a Montana cabin for the last four years and donated his art to charity.
	What do they do?
	They put him in a seaside estate in Malibu with a bong-smoking sugar brother and sell his paintings to anonymous buyers for $100,000.
	It's the ultimate flex of them being able to get away with egregious known corruption.
	And they don't even have to apologize for it.
	Well, that's what our cases are about.
	If they can apologize, if they don't have it in their soul to apologize, the least we can do is have them reimburse us.
	And Kevin, by the way, from a timetable perspective, our appellate decision could come as soon as September with Kevin, in which he might be liable for a quarter of a million dollars back to the Marco Polo Research Group, 501c3.
	And I hope that I'm on your program before then, but if I'm not… Have me on back then.
	We can celebrate the quarter of a million dollars that the Sugar Brothers is going to have to pay to us.
	A thousand percent.
	One question that I know everybody's asking, which out of the blue, but not so much out of the blue, the Epstein stuff.
	Have you dived deep into the Epstein stuff?
	Of course I have.
	But I only – our Twitter account's weird.
	Everybody should go check it out.
	Marco Polo 501c3.
	We only post if we have something new to add.
	We're not – we are – A news agency, yes, but it's like a news agency that publishes once a week.
	It's like a weekly program or every 72-hour program.
	We don't do something every day.
	We only contribute when we have something new.
	So for example, we were the first group to dig into Bruce Reinhart.
	You know Bruce Reinhart?
	The magistrate judge, and we can talk about that too, magistrate judges need to be abolished, but Bruce Reinhart was the magistrate judge who signed off on the warrant and raid of Mar-a-Lago.
	It was totally illegal.
	Bruce Reinhart represented one of Epstein's closest assistants, Sarah Kellen.
	You probably know this.
	We were the first group to find that.
	First thing I did when I found the public warrant on Breitbart, I looked at the Scrib doc and found the two agents, made profiles on them before noon, looked at the magistrate judge, looked at court listener, and sure as shit, he represented Epstein's lieutenant, Sarah Kellan.
	So our interest in the Epstein case is narrowly tailored to topics that we think are not being delved into.
	Technofog has done some great work on Epstein.
	I love that guy, lawyer from Texas or Oklahoma.
	Our angle, though, is trying to find Something that has been not written about to what we think its potential should be.
	And, you know, as a primary source lover, we've got to find somebody within the government who will righteously leak the client list.
	Because Bondi has proven herself to be incapable of doing this.
	And so the normal channels of disclosure...
	That you would normally think of if President Trump is in power.
	And I did work...
	President Trump wasn't my direct boss.
	He was my boss's boss.
	I worked in the White House from 2019 to 2021 for a gentleman named Peter Navarro, who's back in his same position, gloriously, and who got persecuted even more than me on a criminal basis, lawfare.
	They went after both of us.
	He went to jail, I think it was four months?
	Insanity, yes.
	Down at FCI Miami.
	The only misdemeanor in FCI Miami.
	But...
	We have to get to the bottom of the Epstein thing, and the only way we're going to do that, in my opinion, is to get somebody on the inside to leak some of the case materials.
	I'm very interested in that, and I'm very interested in the Wiener laptop because there's a bunch of what I lovingly call Q-tards who talk about these things, okay?
	And I'm somewhat hated by a couple of Q-tards because I don't delve into… Well, you call them Q-tards, you're going to get hated, but yeah.
	Well, by the way, most of these Q-tards are great people.
	I don't say they're bad people.
	They're like patriotic people.
	I say that almost in jest, right?
	I mean, I'm not condemning them to hell.
	I'm not saying they're stupid.
	No, but I've had a number who I suspect would be Q-ish telling me that Ashley Babbitt's not actually dead.
	And I'm like, okay, I don't entertain that theory.
	I don't judge you.
	I mean, I question some judgment as a result of it, but don't judge your right to feel that way.
	Yeah, I'm not saying they should be banned.
	I'm just saying that we...
	We have to live in reality, and the reality is that Jeffrey Epstein, according to primary source witnesses and other documents, had a trove of compromat.
	And until we get a hold of that underlying compromat, and we don't just have to settle for deposition transcripts from a civil case between Giuffre and Maxwell, which is principally where a lot of this is coming from, it's speculation.
	Bondi apparently is not willing to do this, and again, would love to be proven wrong.
	I'm just looking at it from the outside.
	I'm not in the administration this time.
	This was a promise that has not been effectuated.
	So I am calling on all patriotic people within the government to get this out in a way that, again, protects victims.
	There is no public...
	Right.
	To see the genitals of an underage girl.
	Not asking.
	Not just that.
	The legal ramifications are that you could possess it or receive it without going to jail yourself.
	But a righteous person on the inside could do the facial wreck for the people who are procuring the underage girls and get a list of those people.
	And that should be our focus now.
	And I hope that Pam Bondi proves me wrong and that eventually she does release this.
	And again, according to Bondi.
	There's been some back and forth.
	Bondi's saying that the FBI is going through it.
	Cash should be up his agents behind every single day until this thing's done.
	He should be wanting to get this out of the FBI, back to the DOJ, even assuming his motives aren't proper.
	Because right now the DOJ's pointing at the FBI.
	So the FBI should say, no, no, no, no, no.
	We processed all this.
	We gave you the 6,500 videos.
	Now it's on you to go through them.
	What do you make of the affirmation on Bartiromo between Patel and Bongino that Epstein did himself in and no further questions?
	When I hear you talking, I can almost sort of hear now, not the Hillary Clinton, what difference does it make at this point, but at this point...
	Whether he did it, whether he killed himself, whether someone killed him, whether they gave him the sheets to hang himself and turn a blind eye, that almost is an irrelevant detail to the video compromet that they have.
	So I can sort of see that angle, but then the other question is, do they even have the video compromet anymore?
	It's one thing that Cash and Bongino are in there now, reviewing the file now.
	Who put that file together in the first place?
	Because it wasn't an FBI that we could trust as far as we could throw them.
	All great points.
	I detest Killary, so I reject any comparison to her.
	I do think it makes a difference in that if he was killed, and I believe he was, through negligence or active participation.
	Or like giving him the sheets, extra linens, and shutting off the cameras.
	Yeah, making sure the guards were asleep, yes.
	So I do think it matters.
	I think Bongino made a mistake by...
	Pontificating without showing the primary source material.
	If you're going to hold that opinion, and Bongino has every right to hold that opinion, it could be dead wrong, but he has the right to hold that opinion, don't say that on cable and then just say, I've seen it.
	I'm very important.
	And by the way, I'm not disputing that he's important.
	He's the deputy director of the FBI.
	I'm just saying he should have presented the primary source material for the basis for his opinions.
	It'd be like us releasing a book saying, Hunter Biden is a money launderer.
	He's a far violator and he's a degenerate.
	And by the way, we have the laptop, but you're just going to have to trust us.
	No, no, no, no, no.
	We say no.
	This is the contents.
	And above that, we explain how we came to that conclusion, not opinion.
	It was one thing I feel like either as a PR, from a PR perspective- It was terrible.
	It would have been better to say the FBI's position is that the investigation has concluded or shows that.
	Yes, and what is prohibiting him from getting the OIG report?
	Horowitz.
	Look, I try to think, like, real, real crazy.
	Like, some people are going to say he's not dead, and so he's in witness protection.
	That's one theory that...
	I don't suppose.
	Let's put it this way.
	The government's released nothing.
	So just like the Seth Rich murder, this guy from Rolling Stone, big shitlib, Andy Kroll, I've been tearing into him for the last couple months.
	He wrote this book, it's behind me, called A Death on W Street.
	It's just out of the frame.
	But he's writing about a cold case that's never been charged.
	He said...
	Andy Kroll wrote this book, A Death on W Street.
	It's about the Seth Rich murder.
	And he's like, this has all been debunked.
	It's all been debunked.
	Civil cases have been settled.
	Andy, there's not been a prosecution.
	For you to say that something is debunked, you at least got to have another theory, right?
	Garrett, I totally forgot that I have got to do a radio show with Richard Serrett.
	I'm an idiot.
	Okay, no, we will.
	I'm such an idiot.
	I'm going to try to pull this up and we're going to have to do this live, like really live.
	Garrett, I'm sorry.
	Is it going to be even too late?
	Let me see if I can do this, Garrett.
	We'll do this again in a bit for sure.
	I absolutely forgot about this.
	God bless you.
	Take care.
	Okay, man.
	Take care.
	See you soon.
	Let me see if I can get them to call me back right now.
	Holy cows, I'm an idiot, people.
	I'm going to raid Dr. Drew while you do that.
	No, no, no.
	Just keep it going.
	Okay.
	Can you call me back?
	We'll see if we can do this.
	Okay, Encryptus.
	Raid Dr. Drew, I guess.
	We'll do this down.
	This has been...
	This was great.
	I know.
	I just totally forgot that I...
	I just totally forgot.
	It was 538 and radio's like on the minute.
	Oh, we'll see.
	Maybe I can share the link and we'll see if we can do this live across all platforms.
	Do you remember how to do it last time?
	They seem to have called me on FaceTime.
	I don't know if that's going to work.
	If it doesn't work, we'll just end the stream.
	We have rated Dr. Drew.
	Send me the link by Zoom.
	Okay, we'll see if I get the link by Zoom.
	I'm an idiot.
	Garrett's amazing, by the way.
	I kept thinking, damn, I really think I'm forgetting something.
	Okay, we'll see.
	So, Encryptus, you're going to remind me as to how I did it the last time.
	I open the Zoom link.
	I'm not going to share the screen right now.
	Open in Zoom, cancel.
	I go to not launch meeting.
	It's right underneath that.
	It says having trouble open in browser.
	Why don't I see this now?
	In terms of I see launch meeting, download now.
	I'm going to share the screen.
	You're going to tell me where to do it.
	Launch meeting, Zoom.
	Okay, where here?
	Download now.
	Nope.
	So click launch meeting.
	Launch meeting.
	Now I see it.
	There's a new link that just popped up underneath download now.
	Join from your browser.
	Cancel.
	Join from your browser.
	Okay, let's see if this works, people.
	Use microphone and camera.
	Allow this time.
	It's going to be the bad camera.
	All right, people.
	And then we're going to go with Viva Fry.
	Okay, let's go like this.
	Okay, I think we can do it now.
	Richard Surrett, people.
	This is Richard Surrett, Saga 990 out of Canada.
	It's not as kind.
	You're going to hear ads, everybody.
	Hey, David.
	We'll be on in about 20 seconds, if that's good with you.
	That's perfect.
	And Encryptus, you can hear the audio properly?
	Yeah.
	Amazing.
	You're going to have a big audience today.
	Or a little bit of 8,000 people more.
	This meeting is being recorded.
	Or email at info at rocklink.com.
	That's rocklink.
	R-O-C-K-L-I-N-C.
	Listen.
	That Jeffrey Epstein story is a big deal.
	Please do not let that story go.
	Keep your eye on this.
	Katherine Rumler, we need to keep the heat on this case, folks.
	There are a lot of people who are knee-deep in the Washington swamp who are not telling you the truth about serious allegations out there that Epstein may have had video and audio.
	of people out there doing things they shouldn't have been doing.
	And you should be asking yourself the question, how is it that all these people, the CIA director, the Obama fixer, Bill Clinton, all intersected past with Jeffrey Epstein.
	Jeffrey Epstein isn't with us anymore.
	There you go.
	That's a few entrepreneurial media outlets saying, hey, this is a big deal.
	All right.
	That's Dan Bongino before when he was on his radio program.
	Casting serious doubts on whether Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide in prison.
	Now, move ahead to 2025.
	Dan Bongino is now Deputy Director of the FBI.
	This is the tune he's singing now.
	Have a listen.
	He killed himself.
	Again, you want me to...
	I've seen the whole file.
	He killed himself.
	Wow.
	Mega-trusted...
	Cash Patel and Dan Bongino to expose the deep state's crimes like the Epstein cover-up, Russiagate corruption.
	Now they're saying Epstein's death was suicide.
	They're shrugging off accountability for James Comey and Peter Strzok.
	I mean, what is stopping them from delivering the justice they promised?
	Are they compromised or did they maybe never believe in the fight?
	Viva Frye is with us and we've joined him.
	Live during his live stream.
	Hey, Viva.
	Welcome back.
	How are you, buddy?
	I'm doing very well.
	I didn't almost forget.
	I forgot until I got the call.
	And so we are now across three platforms.
	This is amazing.
	I'll preface this all by saying, and people can judge me accordingly, that I like and trust Dan Bongino.
	And so I put out a lengthy tweet.
	People are coming out and saying he's compromised.
	Some people are saying he never believed it in the first place and did it to build an audience.
	That's horse crap.
	I mean, that's horse crap.
	Blangino not only sincerely believed it, he had the receipts back in the day for the things he was saying.
	He had insiders, and he always said during his shows, I bring the receipts, which is only why, from a PR perspective, how this was going to be patently unfulfilling or badly viewed on its face, where there were no receipts presented for this affirmation, which...
	I say nobody believes.
	It's a cornerstone of the Viva Fry Channel, the three eternal truths of life, always in cash, never in writing, and Epstein didn't kill himself.
	I don't believe it, but I trust Bongino.
	And so then the question becomes, might he just be true?
	And at this point in time, the fact as to how he took his life, well, it might be technically true.
	He might have done it by his own hands with bed linens that were given to him two weeks after he was...
	Allegedly failed a suicide attempt and was on suicide watch and taken off.
	And then he's given extra bed linens and the cameras malfunction and the security guards aren't there.
	And so he did it with his own hands, but it was allowed to happen so that that loose end was tied up for interests.
	Then the question is going to be like, okay, so he did it by himself.
	Technically true.
	Now the bigger issue is the video compromat that we were just talking about actually on my channel.
	And that's where the relevant story should be.
	So everybody should stop obsessing over how he killed himself.
	But some people don't think he's dead.
	And so until they see evidence, they'll never be convinced.
	And that press conference did not instill the confidence that people had grown to have, at least me in particular, in the institution, but Bongino in particular, who always shows receipts.
	Didn't they also, Cash Patel and Dan Bongino, recently, and I can't find the article, but on social media there were some rumblings that they're now...
	Saying that the shooter in Butler, Pennsylvania, Thomas Matthew Crooks, acted alone.
	I mean, this was another thing that Bongino was hot on the trail of, you know, the deep state and their involvement and so forth.
	Well, the answer to that also was lackluster, but I listened to his answer on that and it was a little bit ambiguous in terms of if there's a there, there.
	I'll tell you.
	And if there's no there, there's no there, there, there.
	So he was a little bit ambiguous on that.
	But again, you know, the obvious answer would have been it's an ongoing investigation.
	No comment on that.
	That answer might not have flown with Epstein as much because it's been two decades now.
	So, you know, he wasn't as clear cut on that in terms of writing it off and not revisiting it.
	There is still too much that is unknown about Crooks, his encrypted accounts.
	His training at the fire range, the shooting range.
	So his answer on that, it was unsatisfactory.
	It wasn't categorical.
	So I think that one was a little more ambiguous.
	We'll see if there's a bear there, but there's still more to see.
	And now they seem to also be kind of shrugging off accountability for the participants in the Russiagate hoax, James Comey, who's in deep water for another issue entirely, of course, and Peter Strzok, basically saying… Well, there's statutes of limitations and so forth.
	They seem to be shrugging that off as well.
	I mean, you can understand MAGA's frustration here.
	Oh, no.
	Well, I can understand the frustration.
	I understand the skepticism.
	And I live it and breathe it on a daily basis, which is why, like I said in a tweet, when you're dealing with people who you fundamentally distrust or you know to be untrustworthy, you're going to give them a much different treatment than someone who you...
	Have grown to trust through years of building goodwill and reputation, and that's what we have with Dan Bongino.
	Some of this stuff is unsatisfactory.
	That answer about Epstein and just almost like move along without any receipts, you have to know it's going to piss people off thoroughly.
	The statute of limitations is one thing, but if they don't prosecute Comey for his latest 86-47...
	People are going to get very, very angry.
	Bongino was on Twitter yesterday saying, or the day before, now there's a lot of copycats.
	Everybody's going out, 86, this person, 86, that politician, thinking it's funny, thinking it was ratified by James Comey.
	And he's right, which is why if they don't prosecute James Comey for this, it's going to effectively ratify everybody issuing an unveiled threat to whomever they don't like under the pretext, Comey got away with it, so could I. So the main issue, we will be forgiving and patient.
	Because they've been in there for two plus months, and it's an institution that may be so thoroughly corrupt, they are literally at a loss for words at the level of corruption.
	And I have no doubt, if they're looking at the videos of Epstein, and if they're looking at what has been going on, and they are just flabbergasted that there's no way of explaining it, let alone no way of addressing it in two months, they're going to have the trust and the patience of people who believe in them.
	But even that is not without its limits.
	Pam Bondi, who never had that goodwill that Bongino had, she lost it real quick.
	And people are getting fed up with the lack of action there.
	Bongino and Patel have not quite been in there for so long and might be dealing with the dirtiest of skeletons in the closet that they do deserve some deference.
	They do deserve the trust that they've acquired.
	But it's not an endless time frame within which to actually see some concrete results.
	All right.
	We'll take a quick timeout.
	When we come back, CNN host Jake Tapper's new book, Original Sin, claims to expose former President Joe Biden's cognitive decline in the Democrat cover-up, but conservatives rightly calling him out for defending Biden for years while dismissing their warnings as cheap fakes.
	And he recently appeared on Megyn Kelly's show, and he was rightly...
	We'll get to that in a moment.
	Viva Frye is here to unpack the hypocrisy right here on The Richard Serrett Show.
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	Knowing what I know now, obviously, I feel tremendous humility about...
	My coverage, that Laura Trump interview, for example, etc.
	We'll get to that.
	She saw something that I did not see at the time, 100%.
	And I own that.
	I did ask Joe Biden to be transparent about his health records in an interview in 2020.
	I did ask him about the fact that voters- But then he wasn't.
	Thought that he- He was not transparent at all.
	He promised you that he would be transparent about his health records and then he wasn't.
	And when you sat with him again, including one month after the Jackie Walorsky thing, you didn't ask him about it.
	You didn't follow up on the fact that he was falling up the stairs, that he was losing his train of thought regularly, that he was slurring, that he was incomprehensible, that he was getting lost on the White House lawn.
	You sat right across from him and you asked none of that, notwithstanding the fact that he had promised you he would be fully transparent about his health issues.
	There you go.
	That's Megyn Kelly rightfully slapping down CNN's Jake Tapper and his shocking about-face on Biden's mental decline from defending his stutter in 2020 to now profiting off a book exposing a cover-up.
	Why did Jake Tapper and the legacy media gaslight the public for so long, and what does this say about their...
	Credibility.
	Viva Fry is with us.
	We're joining him in the midst of his live stream.
	Are we on Locals or Rumble or YouTube or all of them?
	Locals and Rumble, not Commitube.
	Although I'll post it afterwards.
	Okay, so again, Jake Tapper defending Biden's mental sharpness as late as 2020, 2023 actually, linking criticism to his childhood stutter.
	How do you view this in light of his new book accusing the Democrats of covering up Biden's serious decline?
	He's a pathological liar.
	There's no other way to phrase it.
	He's a pathological liar who right now is feigning a bit of shame.
	And by the way, he used the word humility.
	That's not the word he meant.
	He meant he feels shame, as he should because he's a disgusting piece of propagandist rubbish.
	They all knew.
	They covered it up.
	And when it's no longer politically profitable to cover it up, when it becomes financially profitable to expose it, and I put that in quotes, then they come out of the woodwork and say, oh, we were all...
	They weren't duped.
	They were part of the duping.
	And Megyn Kelly was pretty good with him.
	I mean, I don't know.
	How he could possibly do an interview with anybody and try to defend himself because it wasn't even a willful blindness.
	It was active participation in the cover-up and they would never have had to...
	Make any admissions whatsoever had they succeeded in eking in either Joe or Kamala and then their crimes would have been covered up.
	He should be blacklisted.
	He should be blackballed.
	And I'm fairly certain that they can demonstrably prove that what he said was a lie.
	I don't know what civil remedy there might be, but they were propagating lies knowingly for political purposes.
	And Jake Tapper should be ashamed for the rest of his life and he should be mocked for the rest of his life.
	Well, it's interesting because after Biden's disastrous debate in June of 2024, Tapper called out Democrat elites for being late to acknowledge Biden's issues.
	What do you think it took?
	Why do you think it took, rather, a nationally televised meltdown for him to admit what many conservatives, what you knew, what I knew, what we've all been saying, really, for the last four years?
	Well, my firm belief, and I did place wages accordingly on predicted, is that they were setting Joe Biden up because they knew it was...
	Time was up, they couldn't hide it anymore, so that they had to make it a public spectacle so then to justify pulling him out of the race shortly thereafter.
	That debate, I know they tried to bring it as early as possible to maybe allow him to eke his way through, but I believe that they set him up in that debate knowing that he would crash and burn and that his withdrawal would become necessary as a result, and then they could all wash their hands.
	Now we all saw it at the same time.
	They all knew.
	And it's not just conservatives that were wise to it.
	Everybody had been saying it for years.
	And the only thing that was, you know, the propagandist MSM line was, it's a stutter.
	He's always had a stutter.
	He's sharp as a tack.
	They had their syndicated lies.
	And Jake Tapper is a syndicated liar.
	And now he's a disgusting propagandist, smear merchant, who's trying to sell a book to make him look like the honest one in all of this?
	It's mind-boggling that he was not brought up to feel a certain degree of shame to actually just go on an apology tour, not a book-selling tour.
	Well, he's claiming, and the book was based on some 200 interviews with Biden insiders.
	And he said, you know, it was only after the election that they basically told the truth, that they were gaslighting him before.
	I mean, this guy, Jake Tabor, he had a ringside seat.
	To the decline.
	Why didn't he blow the whistle earlier instead of waiting to cash in on a tell-all book?
	Well, it's the corruption.
	It's the political corruption.
	It was their team.
	So they were never going to break the story.
	They're never going to be honest about it because they would then lose their political power.
	And I don't know what funding they get, you know, government advertising, whatever, but it was their team.
	They did not not know.
	They all knew.
	And now it's a question of rats jumping ship and creating the plausible deniability.
	Well, we didn't know for certain.
	Everybody knew.
	If Viva Fry sitting wherever I was at the time in my car in Montreal talking about Joe Biden's senility knew, Jake Tapper and people who could look into his demented eyes knew.
	Everybody thinks it's laughably stupid to pretend that they didn't know.
	So now they just have to find the plausible deniability.
	Oh, well, now it's insiders who told us.
	Everybody knew all the time for five years.
	And now the guy's trying to sell his book and CNN is trying to look like they're on the righteous side of truth-telling.
	They should be bankrupt.
	They should be out of business.
	And as far as I'm concerned, there should be some civil suits for what they did because what they did was lie to the people calling themselves the most trusted name in news.
	Viva, thanks for letting us piggyback on your live stream on YouTube, Rumble, vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
	Always appreciate your insights.
	Thank you so much, pal.
	Richard, thank you very much.
	I'll talk to you soon.
	You got it.
	All right.
	And now we're going to go here and yeet that.
	And now we're going to go finish the raid to Dr. Drew and have our after party on vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
	That was fun.
	That's Richard Thread.
	He's awesome.
	Okay, I'll be heading over to Robert Gouveia's podcast shortly after.
	Take care, everyone.
	That is Dog Digger.
	The aliens didn't have enough time to...
	Okay, we're going to end this now on Rumble.
	Guys, thank you.
	Sorry for the...
	I feel bad for Richard.
	Man, we've got to get Richard back on because I think we were still getting to some good stuff.
	Make sure before you leave, hit subscribe on Commitube.
	What am I talking about?
	On Rumble.
	And the clips will go on Commitube afterwards because that's what they get.
	They get the leftovers, people.
	Rumble gets the goods.
	Let's follow the news, peeps.
	See where it goes.
	Everybody, Godspeed.
	We're going to make the transition over to...
	Give me one second.
	We're going to do a second raid at the same time.
	Bear with me.
	Who are we going to do?
	Govea?
	Govea?
	He hasn't actually started yet.
	Cool Frog.
	Oh, second rate to Cool Frog.
	Let's do it.
	And then I'll get the tipped questions while we're in this.
	Oh, Bender is great, said it.
	To Garrett, huge fan of your work.
	Loved your Biden laptop report.
	I've been shouting your name from the rooftops trying to get you on Patrick Bet David.
	Oh, I have a connection there.
	Ask Viva.
	I spent tens of dollars.
	I spent tens of dollars.
	Keep up the good work.
	To Viva, thank you and Robert for doing my little ad reads.
	Thank you, guys.
	Bender is great.
	Thank you, guys.
	I've raised enough money for me and my buddy to start our own machine shop, and thanks to everyone for helping support me.
	Phenomenal.
	Absolutely phenomenal.
	You know what?
	We still got the audience here.
	Bender is great.
	Dude, you got to give me the link because it's not that it's not an intuitive Etsy shop.
	Can you put the link in?
	Don't put it in a tip question.
	Just put it in the chat, and I'll pull it right up right now because we still got 5,000 people watching, 6,000?
	I just hit the second raid, ready to go.
	Cool.
	Now, let me get that link.
	It's...
	What was it?
	Something very complicated.
	Benderisgreat.myshop forward slash Etsy backslash double divided by plus four is what I think it was.
	Who's going to give me the link first?
	I'm looking in Rumble.
	I'm looking in Local.
	Sorry.
	Have a great day.
	Yeah, so go raid Cool Frog or Dr. Drew.
	I don't know if you can do that anymore.
	And...
	Oh, come on.
	What's going on here?
	Nobody's getting the link?
	Well, my daughter asked me how long I want to be here.
	I want to use your office for a project.
	Okay.
	Give me 15 minutes.
	My daughter's got a bunch of friends, and I don't know if anybody heard the news in the beginning.
	Oh, come on.
	Get the link in the chat, Bender.
	Am I going to refresh this?
	Does anybody...
	Does nobody have the link to Bender's Etsy, the Shopify thing?
	How deeply were the set of impossible circumstances and those responsible or involved investigated?
	What about the broken hybrid bone?
	Reportedly, I'm going to reach out to Dan and see if he can do an interview.
	I just don't know that they can do it.
	Because I imagine if he could have said more during that interview, he would have said more.
	But then the thing is, if you can't say enough, then don't say anything and just not answering.
	So you can ask him and say, First, let's start off and make sure that we're off the record because that has an actual meaning and say, can you talk more about this?
	And if he's willing to, ask him if he'll come up.
	Nothing.
	First of all, I have things that are...
	There's nothing that's off the record.
	They're bugging everybody's phone, man.
	It can be off the record with me.
	Someone's going to hear it.
	Am I going crazy or is nobody actually putting the link?
	Nobody put the link.
	How is that possible, everybody?
	Come on.
	Bender is great.
	Wood.
	Is that going to get anything?
	Benderworks.com?
	No, that's just kitchen stuff.
	Woodworks Guide to...
	It's on Shopify.
	Is that going to get it?
	No.
	I can't believe this.
	Come on, locals.
	What's the...
	I'm not going anywhere until we get it.
	Well, I guess we're going to get...
	I got all the tip questions.
	They disappeared off the screen.
	Oh, can I buy the book on Kindle?
	It says Outlook.
	And then I think I have a couple of...
	Oh, no.
	Load more messages.
	No, those are it.
	Those are them.
	And Bender is Great is...
	Not getting me the link.
	Okay, well...
	Okay, well, I wanted to share that.
	I just have to put it on blast afterwards anyhow.
	I can't believe...
	I'm going to...
	No.
	Okay, that's it.
	That's it.
	We're doing it.
	That's it.
	I'm going to end this now and we're going to go over to Locals.
	VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com Subscribe.
	Get a book.
	You know what to do.
	People will see...
	Okay, so today is...
	Today is...
	Is it Tuesday or Wednesday today?
	It's Wednesday today.
	So...
	Thursday is tomorrow.
	And I still don't have a link in logos.
	Okay, that's it.
	We're done.
	Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait.
	There we go.
	No, Viva Barnes Law.
	We're not getting it.
	All right, that's it.
	We're over.
	Bender, I'll put it up.
	I'll tweet it out later.
	Come over to Locals and I will be live tomorrow.

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