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June 4, 2025 - Viva & Barnes
01:33:08
China's All-Out Bio-Warfare Against the West! Canada's War Against Cash! Trans Madness & MORE!
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What you are looking at is a baby.
Oh gosh, who's calling me right now?
That could get annoying.
We're just going to start the video.
Would you ever let a gay guy flirt with you a little just to keep your spirits up a little?
Keep my spirits up a little?
Or just like say you're sitting somewhere, you're talking to a guy and it's a gay guy.
Did you ever, you know, not act real straight or something because you were...
To try to just have a decent day or whatever?
You're talking about that like you took advantage of it.
Would you ever get a gay dude flirt?
I mean, the ultimate irony of this video, I know these things are going around.
The ultimate irony of this video is that what's intended to be sort of a potentially edgy comedic bit about Pride Month and letting yourself get picked up by gay guys ends up being the most wholesome thing I've seen in a long time on the Internet.
It's so flipping.
Yeah.
And anybody who has ever had kids knows that the reason why babies have those high squeaky voices is because their chests are not like, they're not big barrel chests yet that can take down the breathing.
But my, so the voices don't fit the bodies, but it's the cutest thing on earth because they look like real babies.
It's AI generated Theo Vaughn baby and AI generated, what's his face?
Joe Rogan baby.
And Joe Rogan's laugh.
Is the cutest baby face you've ever seen.
Let a gay guy flirt with you a little just to keep your spirits up a little?
Keep my spirits up a little?
Or just like say you're sitting somewhere you're talking to a guy and it's a gay guy.
Did you ever you know not act real straight or something because you were you know what I'm saying though?
To try to just have a decent day or whatever?
You know talking about that like you took advantage of it.
Oh listening first of all listening to Joe Rogan laugh like that is hilarious.
That's a deep Genuine belly laugh.
Looking at that cute baby, it looks like a real video of a baby, and they just overlaid the audio to it.
Hilarious.
And anybody who's ever had the experience might not know exactly what Theo Vaughn is talking about, but you might.
I used to work in shoe sales at Sports Expert.
And it's happened more than once, and it doesn't cause me to question my masculinity, heterosexuality, but...
Whatever.
I was selling shoes.
Guy came with a coffee and I accepted the coffee.
This was 20, how old am I now?
24 years ago?
And somebody tried to pick me up and I said, you know, I'm not gay.
And the guy said, well, it would have been better if you were.
And then that's where it ended.
And there was something mildly flattering about the fact that I don't think I'm a wildly attractive human, but I know that I'm mildly...
That's how I ended up with my wife.
And to understand the idea that you're equally not as unattractive to both sex, it's kind of flattering, in a way.
And so that joke was kind of funny, and the babyfaces make it all worthwhile.
The ultimate irony is that we have entered Pride Month, Pride Season, in Canada, 2SLGBTQIA +, and that is Two Spirit, which is the indigenous, LGBT, lesbian, G, gay, B, bi, T, Q, queer, I, intersex, A, asexual, that is when you have no sexual leanings or orientation, 2SLGBTQIA plus everything else.
You'll make it make sense when it makes sense, people.
It doesn't make sense.
the jokes write themselves and people are like, you really shouldn't be posting your passwords on the internet like that.
And now what you have, at least among It was actually just like, don't ask, don't tell.
We don't need to talk about anybody's sexual orientation, favorite sexual positions, whatever.
Don't ask, don't tell.
Go on with your lives has now become, don't ask, I'm gonna tell.
Sort of like the vegans who instead of live and let live are like, you'll know I'm a vegan and I'm going to proselytize you until you admit that you are an immoral human being for enjoying the flesh of other animals.
We're entering that month right now.
And I think people are potentially, possibly, maybe...
I don't need a month of you declaring your sexual orientation, your sexual proclivities, your sexual preferences, because that is all it is.
When I look at someone, the cue, that's what goes on in their bedroom.
I really don't care about it any more than a heterosexual tells me what his favorite sexual positions are.
I don't care.
Keep it to yourself.
We've entered the month and it might be that people are getting a little bit fed up.
And if you're not getting fed up, it's because you haven't seen enough just yet.
Air Canada.
And it all seems to, you know, come out of Canada.
Canada's the trickle down, trickle up.
If you haven't seen this video coming out of Air Canada, it's going to blow your freaking mind.
This is real.
This is real life.
This is real life coming out of Canada.
I may need to narrate in real time.
Because a substantial portion of this video is in French and those who can read can read it in real time.
But those who are listening on podcast are those who can't read.
Or who can't read fast.
I was going to make a joke about the babies not being able to read but doing a Joe Rogan podcast.
This is an actual Air Canada 90-second video promoting their inclusivity.
Such inclusivity that they have their first flight of 2SLGBTQIA+.
I don't know if they mean staff or plane.
Which is fundamentally exclusionary because excluded from that is the H, heterosexual.
Yeah, there's no H. There's no H in all of that.
Maybe it's under the plus.
Watch it.
Let me turn the volume down a touch here.
Listen to this.
This is Air Canada.
It was a bit of a range of emotions this morning coming here and getting dressed for this flight.
Oh, it's a historic moment today.
I thought it was a great initiative.
A thrill to do the fight.
This guy's got kids, some of whom are in the community.
He says, when it was a chance for me to support this, I put my name down right away.
Let me get that one straight because a few letters have been added to this one.
Let me get that one straight because a few letters have been added to this one.
They're making fun of themselves.
Hey, I gotta say it, but let me get this one straight because it's become so convoluted nobody can even remember it because they keep adding numbers and letters and avatars and emojis.
2SLGBTQIA plus flight ever in Canada.
I do identify with the progress flag.
There is something in there that represents me as well.
So it was a bit of joy having the opportunity to do this flight today.
I'm sorry, hold on a second.
Oh, come on, come on.
Here, listen to this.
We're going to be accepted for who we are.
We have visibility, yadda yadda.
It features our very first all-2SLGBTQIA + crew.
So, in the name of inclusivity, Air Canada is making sure that they have their first ever I'll stop it there because I'm going to fucking vomit.
First of all, I made it as a joke a while back.
How do they make sure?
What do they do?
Do they compel any heterosexual straight white male or straight white female to lie about their sexual orientation?
Or do they just exclude them from that flight?
No straight men, no straight women.
You're not in on this flight.
This is Air Canada.
We are so freaking inclusive that no straight men or women are allowed.
You go sit in the back.
Not even in the back.
Just wait for the next plane.
You say that you're 2SLGBTQIA+.
Do they do a test?
Do they have a casting couch for the Air Canada flight?
Oh, you say.
Which one are you?
Pick a letter.
Are you the 2S?
Are you the L, the B, the G, the 2, the Q, the I, the A, the plus?
Oh, really?
Prove it.
It's freaking insanity.
It's freaking insanity that you're talking about an age where doors are blowing off planes mid-flight because of DEI policy in terms of construction, manufacturing, etc.
Where bridges are collapsing, arguably because of focusing on gender identity politics over competence.
And now you have Air Canada coming out and saying, our focus is not on the best pilot, the most polite staff, the most competent staff.
Air of Alliance have competent staff.
Air Canada.
It's a decent, decent company.
They don't really seem to have airplanes falling out of the sky or doors blowing off, but whatever.
They're basically saying now, we don't care about competence.
We just want to make sure that the people we put on that flight are either 2SLGBTQIA +, or whatever.
By the way, the pilot, was he straight?
Or was he so inclusive that he identifies with the flag?
You can be straight.
But you need to identify with the flag.
That's the litmus test.
And if you don't, my goodness, bigot, you don't get to fly on this flight and you don't get to fly with Air Canada.
This is Pride Month.
This is Pride season, people.
Air Canada, proudly, unironically saying, my goodness, there's so many letters in that.
I don't even know how to count it anymore.
And flying their first all 2SLGBTQIA +, in the name of inclusivity, which means excluding the straight white men and women.
Holy hell.
And it gets worse.
Coming out of Canada always is Olivia Chow, who, if you don't know who she is, the mayor of Toronto, batshit crazy.
Like, so crazy, you won't believe how crazy she is.
Let's play this video here.
And there's a follow-up.
I double-checked because I saw the follow-up video, and it didn't have a watermark, and I wanted to make sure that someone wasn't ripping off Karima Saad's content.
Karima Sad, Karima Rules, if you don't know her, she's amazing, relatively neutral, and does great journalizing in Canada.
Olivia Chow at the Pride Month.
I don't even know what the hell is going on because it's absolute batshit insanity in society.
Now, we've all seen the depressing news.
Huh?
Pride Toronto have lost some corporate sponsor because they just don't know who they are.
Huh?
They're short sighted.
They don't know who they are.
And the first round of corporate cuts, about $300,000, the City of Toronto said, you know what?
We're going to come to the table.
We will provide a grant that is $350,000 and every year for five years, 62% increasing the funding by 2027.
Yeah!
That's our commitment to you.
Now, then there's the security costs, and then there are now Google, and...
Okay.
I don't understand what the hell she's saying, talking about...
What did Karima say here?
Mayor Olivia Chow addresses corporate sponsors who pulled out of the Pride, calling it, quote, short-sighted, end quote, and suggesting it's, quote, because they just don't know who they are, end quote.
She quips, quote, don't shop at Home Depot, end quote, recommending Rona instead, then pivots to a broader message, quote, shop Canadian, we will never be the 51st.
Fucking insanity.
Let's finish this.
I hate telling them.
Yeah, don't shop at Home Depot, guys.
I'm New York.
Okay.
Anyway, shop Canadian.
Shop local, no?
Yeah.
Yes, yes.
We are not the 51st state.
Are you kidding?
We are proud Torontonians, right?
Yeah, absolutely.
This is real life.
This is the actual woman who's in charge of...
At one point, if I'm not mistaken, she was saying, you know, if you have empty lodgings to take in immigrants, asylum seekers, because they have a housing shortage in Toronto.
The one who's putting out what they call the C-cans.
The modular living for homeless elderly people who have become homeless as a result of the housing crisis increased costs of living in Canada.
But they have their beautiful rooftop parties, much like Jason Kenney out of Alberta.
They celebrate, they drink champagne, and they party like it's frickin' The Hunger Games.
Have I seen The Hunger Games?
It is like, I have seen the Hunger Games, but is that the one where I'm thinking, are they all addressing these outlandish things while they have the...
Because people are going hungry in Canada, in record numbers, living on the streets, and then they get modular living.
You know, those shipping containers for homes.
And then they celebrate the success of rehoming people who became homeless as a result of their policies, but they become rehomed in shipping containers.
Oh, by the way, Brookfield Assets Management has a good investment in modular living units.
Coincidence.
Hashtag no coincidence.
We have another round of funding that you heard about.
Yes, another $2 million to help out with the funding need because of security and all that concern.
So we at the city are stacking up.
Oh yeah, you're stepping up.
Stepping up to pick up their own shit is what they're doing.
Sorry, I'm a little bit irritated.
This is insanity.
But wait, there's more.
And you're going to want to wash your eyeballs out thoroughly.
I double-checked that this was not Kareem Asad's work so that I could give credit to whomever took this wonderful video that's going to make you want to scratch your eyeballs out with broken glass.
That's actually quite a horrifying thought.
Listen to this.
This is what you did after.
After or before?
I don't know what the timeline was.
Sorry, I just blew it a lot.
I just blew it a lot.
I, um...
I don't know what to say.
It's abject insanity.
I guess at the very least there were no kids there that I could see.
Taxpayer dollars, taxpayer time, elected government officials.
Frickin' insanity.
I don't even have my serenity prayer by my side.
And it's going to get worse, people.
I hate to burn your eyeballs out and make you want to retch this early in the day.
But you'll have time to get over it afterwards.
Yeah, that was the irony here, by the way.
Someone says, I don't know what that is.
Oh, this is fun.
No, someone said, wow, they're not even good.
Where did it go?
Where was it?
Oh, yeah.
Wow, they're not even good.
That was my joke.
A six-year-old kid could do a better somersault than that.
I could do a better somersault than that.
I do good somersaults.
Can't even get like an actual gymnastic gymnast.
Drag queen to perform.
That's a mayor of Toronto, the biggest city in Canada, if I'm not mistaken?
Insanity.
And it gets worse.
We've always been saying this for a little while.
The preferred pronouns is not actually a request for anything but submission.
It's dictating your behavior.
And even more bizarre and insane is dictating your behavior when you're not even in the presence of the person who's requesting or demanding that your behavior fit a certain method.
When someone says, you will refer to me as she, her.
let's just start with the linguistically appropriate one.
What they're basically saying is when It's you shall refer to me as she, her when you are talking to someone else about me.
It is imposed speech, demanded speech, mandated speech, compelled speech, nothing less.
Compelled speech that defies reality, that defies biology, that defies science, that defies common sense.
Then you really get into the she days where it defies patience.
Oh yes, I'm a she.
Even though I'm a man.
But I'm also a they, which is a multiple.
I'm not even a her anymore.
It doesn't make any sense except to push the bounds of what polite people will tolerate and be accommodating to.
And there's one person, if you have never seen these videos, you're going to want to wash your eyeballs out after this, who's pushing those limits and been doing it for a while.
I don't know who this person is.
I've seen a bunch of videos on the internet of this person claiming to get misgendered.
Whenever he goes to certain areas to film himself eating foods and then flips a lid when someone misgenders him.
I mean, it's so obviously abusive and so obviously pathologically narcissistic in that it has nothing to do with true, sincere emotions or insult.
It has to do with demanding submission from people around you.
Here is the person going to Disney, and there's a massive punchline to this, talking about And I said this unironically.
You're going to watch this video and you're going to understand what gender dysphoria in the DSM-5 or DSM-6 or DSM-7, whatever they're up to right now.
This video is the quintessential description, embodiment of gender dysphoria in the literal clinical sense.
And we live in a world now where, in the name of virtue signaling self-righteousness, People accommodate to what would otherwise have been a diagnosable and treated mental illness.
We live in a world now where people are so freaking virtuous, they actually allow children who can't consent to drinking alcohol, smoking, tattoos, or sex to permanently mutilate their own bodies because those who let them do it are the most virtuous, are the most tolerant, are the most inclusive of people.
They're so inclusive, they let children mutilate themselves.
But this is a guy, if he wants to mutilate himself as an adult, I think any doctor who does it to him should be locked up.
Any doctor who profits off this man's mental illness should be locked up.
But adults can do what they want to their bodies.
They can split their tongues down the middle if they so choose.
They can lop off their dicks and turn it into a neo-vagina if they want.
And this is what you're going to hear right now.
The pure description of gender dysphoria, what it feels like, what it manifests like, and what the person who suffers from it wants to do.
But we live in a day and age where they found their Dr. Mengele's to carry out their mentally diagnosable wishes.
I think Disney's gonna ban me for this one.
My corn dog is still intact.
I'm not happy about that.
But sadly, it takes a long time to turn a corn dog into an inverted corn dog.
I do hair removal every week for two hours straight.
It is not fun or easy.
But once that is finally done, hopefully by the end of the year, they are going to take my corn dog.
These ears do not want to stay on.
They are going to cut it down the middle.
This is not the best knife for this.
They will then take off the outer lining of the corn dog.
Okay, I'm actually impressed that I'm doing this good of a job.
Frankensteinian human experimentation.
I've interviewed Richie.
At the time, his name was Tulip R. Richie, who explained what they did to him.
A Kevorkian Mengele doctor who exploited of Tulip R. Richie's self-diagnosed and diagnosed mental issues and did this to him.
You can't do it!
I mean, it is Frankensteinian, like, trying to sew a rat to a pigeon.
And the only reason I'm thinking about that is because I just saw the Halloween House of Horrors episode of The Simpsons when Bart had his half-brother Hugo, and Hugo was trying to tie a rat to a pigeon, and then, you know, the pigeon starts flying, lands, and the rat tries to go into his hole, and the pigeon bangs its head on the wall.
Listen to the rest of this.
Like so.
flip it inside out and make something of a tunnel.
This tunnel will then become, well, Do you know what that tunnel becomes?
Something that you have to dilate for the rest of your life manually.
Something that grows hair internally that can cause infections for the rest of your life.
Things that are not typically explained to the people who think that doing this to their bodies is going to resolve their mental crises.
Asking why I would do this or why anyone would do this.
It sounds not fun.
And I agree with you.
I'm not looking forward to that recovery process.
It's a permanent injury process for the rest of his life.
The decision that any of us take lightly.
Our corndogs do serve a purpose.
But at the end of the day, I just don't like having it.
It's not me.
I look at it in the mirror and it's like, ugh, can we do something about it?
That is the definition of gender dysphoria.
And I say this non-judgmentally.
That is gender dysphoria.
Strong discomfort with a perception that defies reality.
And this guy is going to go find a doctor who's going to profit handsomely, not just from the surgery, but for the lifelong condition that this man is going to afflict to himself.
If he goes through with it.
And it's like, there's virtue in the pain.
There's virtue in the self-inflicted punishment.
Oh, I don't want to do it, but I just won't be happy if I don't do it.
Well, spoiler, that's why you would treat mental issues with mental treatments, not with physical modifications that will do nothing to resolve the underlying issue.
That will persist forever.
If it were just a question of an adult doing what an adult wants to do to the adult's own body in full awareness of fact and law, living with the consequences, that would be one thing.
When I say this is about pushing the bounds of what's tolerant and tolerable and narcissistic imposition of the will on others, the same individual apparently goes to bathrooms and rates the bathrooms, takes pictures in women's bathrooms with the women in the back seemingly unblurred.
Do you know what kind of man goes into women's bathrooms under the pretext of you tolerate my present or you're a bigot and I take pictures in a bathroom and don't even blur the faces at times?
It's someone who is a narcissist who wants to impose his abuse on those around him.
And society as a whole has gotten to the point where on the one hand they're either too passive or too indifferent.
To say anything, or they've been brainwashed into thinking that they are virtuous for not only not saying anything, but actively promoting it.
And they're even double super-duper extra-virtuous for promoting it on children.
Because after all, when children speak, you have to listen.
Can't get a tattoo, can't drink alcohol, can't smoke, but you can lop off your gin-jong.
You can take puberty, whatever, you get the idea.
This is Pride Month, people.
And some governments are doubling down on it.
Other governments are pushing back on it.
And you have Pete Hegseth.
Saying that they're going to rename that aircraft carrier or that ship, rename it to strip it of the name Harvey Milk after the movement.
And at some point, you have to understand that virtuous conduct is not aiding and abetting in the mental unwellness of others.
It's not allowing them to mutilate their bodies for the rest of their lives so that they can potentially think that will make them happy.
The biggest lie you can ever tell yourself is when I get what I want, I'll be happy.
And the stats are...
That's all on that, and we shall move on to other stuff that'll be equally as, equally as, you know, what's the word?
Not satisfying, but equally as optimist-inducing news, like biological warfare coming from China.
And what was the other one?
Oh, crap.
What was the other subject we're going to talk about today?
Oh, yeah, that's right.
Stuff coming out of Canada.
Central digital bank currency coming your way, peeps.
The Canadian government is going to look after your money and make sure that you can't make certain purchases above certain amounts for your own good and for your own protection.
But before we even get there, good afternoon.
Viva Frye, former Montreal litigator turned current Florida rumbler, aka David Frye.
I ran for the People's Party of Canada back in 2021.
I said I was going to run for the country before I ran from the country.
I ran for the country, and the country chose the Liberals.
And since that time, and since our decision to temporary, if not permanently, leave the country, shit's only gone further downhill in Canada.
And for those of you who don't know, well, welcome to the channel, because I talk about it as often as I can, as much as I can, to put it on blast, not only to raise awareness for Canadians in diaspora.
Or for the international community to understand what's going on in Canada, because it involves China, it involves transgender madness, it involves central digital bank currency, whatever, to help the Canadians and to make Americans realize that threat about communism and the dominoes falling?
Well, we're kind of seeing it right now.
Free speech falling in Europe, free speech falling in Canada, Chinese infiltration in Canada, Chinese infiltration in Mexico, and what I believe to be The grand slam of biological, chemical, psychological warfare being waged against the West and America in particular by China.
Before we get there, let me see what's going on in the chat.
We got TT Fulltimer in the house who says, Viva, your best friend Mark Carney is going to take equity in a home to squander on the crazy stuff.
Hold on a second.
Your best friend Mark Carney, hashtag sarcasm, is going to take equity in a home to squander on the crazy stuff.
If I can get a link for that, are they going to tax capital gains that people make on home sales?
Mark Carney Equity Home Sales.
What's the news here?
Well, if anybody can find...
I mean, I also said it's only going to be a matter of time before the liberal Carney government taxes the capital gains on primary residence sales.
Because for those of you who don't know, you don't get taxed on the capital gains from a primary residence.
You get taxed on capital gains from secondary residences or commercial residents.
But when we sold everything, packed up, and left, I said it's absolutely only a matter of time before they impose capital gains taxes on capital gains from your primary residence.
Because at some point, you don't get blood from a turnip, so you've got to bleed everybody dry.
And on that subject, by the way, we'll talk about what's going on in Canada.
For those of you who don't know, there's news.
It's an amazing thing that the lead is buried to some extent.
There's no border issue in Canada.
There's no criminality issue.
Donald Trump was lying about the whole fentanyl, terrorists crossing the border in the tariff war with Canada.
There's no problem, but now they're going to fight it.
Very, very hard up in Canada.
For a fight hard!
From the Globe and Mail, there's a border bill, and wait until you get to the lead that has been buried, the Easter egg that has been buried.
Speaking of hidden Easter eggs and things that are too big for most people to understand and read, we'll get there.
Globe and Mail, updated two hours ago.
I want to see what the update is.
Border bill would give authorities sweeping security powers and restrict asylum claims.
It's interesting.
Is this like sucking and blowing?
There's no border problem, there's no immigration problem, but we've got to tamp down on the border and immigration.
Federal government has tabled a bill that would significantly limit who can pursue refugee claims in Canada while giving officials the power to cancel immigration applications en masse.
The bill, table Tuesday, also includes a wide-ranging border security measures aimed at reducing the flow of drugs and illicit goods out of Canada.
Oh, that's right.
By the way, Sam Cooper's coming on on Friday as well, in addition to another guest.
Sam Cooper at the Bureau.
Check him out.
He's amazing.
I thought it was all a pretext, right?
Imagine.
This is what the Liberals are saying now that they've won.
It's what the Conservatives should have said during the election to ensure that they had won.
But no, instead of En particulier, Poilievre decided that he was going to go with the Trump big bad boogeyman and Trump is the bully.
Not that the Liberals have screwed everything up.
While giving security agencies fresh powers to collect information about electronic communications.
Oh, awesome.
More surveillance.
They've screwed up.
More surveillance of you.
More powers to them.
More loss of rights to you.
It is one of the first pieces of legislation.
Carney's government goes into further changes.
Yada, yada, yada.
Proposed legislation is the latest federal announcement designed to beef up the border with the United States after complaints from President Donald Trump that Canada has not done enough to stop illegal crossing and combat fentanyl smuggling, even though border agency data is bullshit.
It's like they're bending over backwards to solve a problem that doesn't exist because they all know that it exists.
To such a degree, in fact, and the Canadian government has been infiltrated and compromised to such a degree that the American government doesn't actually share all of its intelligence data with the Canadian government because it can't be sure that it's not going to fall into the hands of adversarial interests.
China, India, cartels and gangs.
But we want to get there.
was quickly criticized by refugee advocates.
Okay.
Under the bill, anyone who claims asylum after more than a year in Canada would not have their case considered by the Immigration and Refugee Board and would instead face deportation.
But they would be offered a risk assessment first.
Yadda, yadda.
Okay, fine.
It would also clamp down on those exploited Okay.
country agreement with the United States.
Under the agreement, people must claim asylum in the first country they arrive in, meaning they most are sent back to the U.S. if they arrive at the border in Canada.
The bill would change the rules required to people claiming asylum within 14 days after that claimants would not receive a hearing and instead be subject to deportation.
Okay.
The bill would give the government authority to immediately pause or cancel processing of immigration applications, including en masse, for example, if evidence of widespread fraud emerged.
Well, it's interesting.
When Trump does that, arguably does that, people lied on their applications to get whatever visas they have revoked if they're partaking in arguably activist activity that negates or contradicts or goes against US domestic and foreign policy.
Canada's doing it now.
Migrant Rights Network spokesman Syed Hussan expressed alarm at the changes, saying they would drastically restrict protections for refugees and immigrants.
Listen to this.
In addition to the asylum changes, the bill also proposes new powers at the border and And law enforcement agencies.
Okay.
The bill would give police and intelligence services enhanced power to access electronic information, in some cases without a warrant granted by a court.
How far down the article did we have to get for this, Shiot?
And this is an article summarizing the bill.
How far down?
Are we almost at the end?
Pretty close.
So they can access electronic information, sometimes without a warrant.
Nothing to see there, folks.
They can freeze bank accounts without a court order.
Nothing to see there, folks.
They set the precedent and Canadians ratified it.
Congratulations.
You live with what you vote for.
The only problem is so does everyone else.
It would boost the role of the Coast Guard by giving it the ability to conduct security patrols using helicopters, yada, yada, yada.
Fine.
The proposed law would give police more power to search mail while expanding the authority of Canada Post to open people's letters.
This is North Korea, people.
This is North Korea.
This is the best part, though.
The bill would outlaw cash transactions greater than $10,000 to prevent money laundering.
Don't worry, though.
You can deposit more than $10,000.
See what red flags that sets off.
Banks and credit unions would still be able to take deposits in cash over $10,000.
You just won't be able to take it out.
So you can't make cash transactions greater than $10,000.
You can't take out cash more than $10,000.
What happens if you take out $5,000 a day?
You think that's not going to raise any alarms?
Frozen bank accounts!
So let me just summarize.
They can access your electronic information without a court order.
They can open your mail.
You can't make any cash transactions greater than $10,000.
And you probably can't take that money out of your bank accounts in a manner that would be deemed to be a violation of that.
You know, $2,000 a day every day, they're going to say, well...
That's enough of your cash for you, sir.
We don't know what you're doing with that cash.
The bill also contains measures to clamp down on the illicit drug trade, including precursor chemicals used in phenol.
But I thought we didn't have a problem.
I thought Vancouver wasn't the fentanyl capital of the world.
To hamper the smuggling of drugs and other illicit goods, such as stolen cars, the bill would compel warehouse operators and transport companies to give Canadian border agents access to inspect goods destined for export.
Currently, border agents can only check imports.
Oh!
Only 1% of the fentanyl that's nabbed at the border is nabbed coming through Canada.
Currently, border agents can only check imports to Canada.
They can't inspect goods destined for export.
Maybe that explains a few things.
Holy hell.
The bill also enhances the ability of law enforcement to share information about sex offenders both in Canada and abroad.
I don't think anyone's going to disagree with that.
Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangari.
I got to see who this person is.
Told reporters on Tuesday that he planned to meet the U.S. border czar Tom Hoban to discuss the measures.
A number of elements of the bill that have irritants for the U.S. There are a number of elements in the bill that have been irritants for the U.S. So we are addressing one of those issues, but it's including...
Michael Geist, by the way, you should all follow him.
He actually gives pretty decent legal analysis up in Canada.
University of Ottawa's Canada Research Chair in Law said measures to compel electronic service providers such as Rogers and Bell to provide information to the police and CSIS raise serious privacy concerns.
It's funny.
I've been following Michael Geist for a while, relying on his insights to make sure that I've got things straight.
And happy that Michael Geist is expressing the same concerns that I'm expressing.
He predicted that the bill could make electronic service providers such as Microsoft, yada, yada, yada, produce information about the subscribers.
He said Supreme Court had knocked back previous attempts to gain access to such data without a warrant.
Quote, the government has tried to bury this within a broader border bill to make it more immune to removal or amendment, which is troubling, he said.
Exactly like what they're doing with that one big, beautiful bill in the state, slapping a bunch of shit into a 1,116-page bill that nobody can possibly sufficiently comprehend before voting on it and hope that these Easter eggs get slipped through.
So to recap, they can get your electronic data without a court order.
Well, you know what I mean.
Go watch the video again if you want to remember what we said there.
That's what's going on in Canada, people.
And by the way, I'll take this opportunity to remind everybody to subscribe, like, share, snip and clip away.
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I'm going to have to see what this is because that looks like the video.
And we're going to see if this says what T.T. Fulton.
Carmony is going to tax equity.
Wow.
Going to tax yourself into success is what they're going to do up in Canada.
Let me see who that video comes from.
The video comes from Bakes on Things, and it says home equity taxes.
We'll watch that afterwards.
We'll see what goes on afterwards.
All right, peeps.
What else?
Do we bring it back to Canada?
I think we should.
Putting on a pause.
Actually, let's go see what's going on in the chat before we do that.
Rakeda Law has raided the stream.
Rakeda, thank you very much.
Nick Rakeda is covering the Karen Reid trial.
So everyone coming from Rakeda, welcome to the channel.
We should be relatively familiar with each other's audiences.
Moms4 says, Canadians need to blame every liberal they know.
These are easy to spot.
And then we got Jam Stoneface says, guess $10,000 nights at the strip club off the table now.
And people are willing to play the game.
This is Animal 008.
I remember my first omnibus bill, Rob Ray, government in Ontario.
Yeah, that's just amazing.
Single issue bills so that people can actually read them and understand them so that you don't end up with the Marjorie Taylor Greene problem.
And people accused me of like coping with Marjorie Taylor Greene's mistake, which was And she said, I talked about it yesterday, full transparency.
I didn't know that on pages 278 to 279 of a 1,116 page bill that there were these provisions.
And I said, I'm inclined to not...
Which is exactly why only the snakes and the scumbags and the scoundrels would give someone who recognizes that they made a mistake and asks the public for correction a hard time for doing so.
Spybanger McGee, Eric Swallowell, is one of those people who writes, you have one job to read.
The.
Fucking.
Bill.
Because now all government officials, at least the Democrats, think swearing is cool and they've gone into it now.
So they think swearing is cool.
They think stupid ass memes.
Taco Trump.
Trump always caves.
Chickens.
Trump always chickens out.
Taco Trump, anybody who didn't get that, it's because you're not mentally challenged in the first place where you actually...
So Marjorie Taylor Greene wrote this yesterday.
I didn't know there was an AI provision in it that says states can't legislate AI for 10 years.
That's a big freaking problem.
And I was like, they had two days to read a 1,116-page omnibus bill filled with pork, meat, salami, and a little bit of herring just to make sure everybody gets good and sick.
And then people are like, oh, just run it through AI.
Encrypt this over at our locals community.
Sent me the AI summary of it.
On the one hand, I don't think you can get an adequate AI summary that itself is going to be digestible to tell you everything that's in it.
You got to know what you're looking for.
You got to know what your concerns are.
And now, then they say, she's got a whole team.
She's paid $150,000 a year to do this.
The reality is, even if you had a team of 50 people to go through that bill in two days to make sure that you fleshed out all of the content.
What's good about it?
What's bad about it?
And the potential legal risks that itself would take days and weeks to research and adequately predict, it's not feasible.
Even if you had a team of 50 people doing it, you've got to gather the information, analyze the information, digest the information, break down the information, and then reconstruct the information in a way that allows the CEO, the politician, the governor, the senator, or whoever, To digest everything that has been broken down and then reconstituted in digestible format.
Two days is not feasible, and these bills, by their very essence, are designed so they can sneak in these special interest Easter eggs.
So I don't blame Marjorie Taylor Greene, because I sincerely believe every single flipping politician out there, when they vote on these omnibus thousand-plus page documents in two days when they have to read it, they're all doing it.
And right now, Marjorie Taylor Greene is the first, or at least the first recently, to say I made a mistake.
I did my best.
It's just not feasible, but it's not feasible.
Then you got your Eric Swalwell, Spybanger, McGee jackasses.
You have one job.
Put the claps hands in next time.
You're not yet full AOC, Swalwell.
You have one job to read the fucking bill.
You know what the reality is?
Swalwell does it.
Anybody who's ever voted on a bill has done it.
It's just that Marjorie Taylor Greene is the one who admits the mistake now and wants it to be corrected.
Will the government ever go to, forget one big, beautiful bill.
How about one small, easily digestible, issue-specific bill?
That's the way it should work.
But it's not the way it's working, and it's almost as though it's by design so that it doesn't work that way.
Some people say, I'm giving Marjorie Taylor Greene a free pass because I'm aligned with her ideologically.
First of all, no, because I'll criticize her when she deserves it like everybody else.
I don't believe that I've ever been hard on people.
Who sincerely and genuinely apologize for having made a mistake.
Because when you do that, you deter everybody else and anybody else from admitting they made a mistake and apologizing for it.
Some people say to me, Viva, don't apologize.
It's good for nothing.
No, first of all, I'm not apologizing for others.
I'm apologizing for myself and to ensure that my audience knows that if I make a mistake, I will damn well put the correction on as big a blast as humanly possible.
I can think of the big ones.
When I accidentally thought that tweet from SolnatMD.
The one that Joe Rogan read on his show, when I thought that tweet was real, and I thought that her having blocked me was an indication it was real, I still apologize for that, because it's like, you feel, nobody likes making mistakes, but my bigger issue is, the people who make the mistakes and then refuse to correct them, everybody makes mistakes, especially in today's day and age.
You retweet something that you thought was authentic, legit, and it wasn't, correct, retract.
Don't hide it.
Then your audience knows that you are a liar and a coward who will never admit that they're wrong.
And even though the naysayers out there are going to say, well, now he's imperfect.
We are all not just fundamentally imperfect.
We all make mistakes.
And the biggest mistake that you can make after having made a mistake is not having apologized and corrected the mistake.
So I won't give Marjorie Taylor Greene a hard time for that.
And I don't think I've ever given anybody a hard time.
Even if on the left, even a Democrat coming out and saying, I made a mistake.
I apologize.
Good.
Move on.
If you make the same mistake a second time, then we can revisit the discussion.
Now, speaking of mistakes, let me see which one we're going to go to here.
Yeah, let's go to the article.
So we talked about the Boulder attack the other day.
And you know what?
Let me bring this one up because this one's going to be good as well.
This is, you know, people saying I...
Other people saying whatever.
The FBI, in as much as thus far there have been some big disappointments coming down from Pam Bondi, big disappointments, which, you know, even if they were to acknowledge them, you'd have to say, does she know what's going on before the courts?
Does she know what's going on on the ground?
Does she know what's going on within her own office?
And so you got to criticize where criticism is warranted.
You do not treat friends like enemies and you don't treat enemies like friends until they've proven that they deserve it.
And conversely, you don't treat friends like enemies until they've proven that they deserve it.
When you have a good reputation, you get the benefit of the doubt until such time as they violate that.
And when you have a bad reputation, you gotta take some time to mend that bad reputation.
So, I put out a video yesterday, put out the clip today, FBI, Bongino, coming down hard on the Boulder attack, calling it a terrorist attack like it patently is to anybody with two eyes and two ears and a nose and a sense of taste, but not necessarily according to Stephen Redfern, who says it would be irresponsible to opine.
To pontificate on what may have been the motivation of an Egyptian man screaming free Palestine while throwing Molotov cocktails and a homemade flamethrower at a group of pro-Israel gatherers.
We don't want to jump to any conclusions yet.
And then when they come and say, no, we're going to call terrorism terrorism.
We are not in the FBI.
We're not in the Federal Bureau of War Games.
We're going to call child genital mutilation what it is.
We're not going to criminalize the libs of TikTok who raise awareness of doctors that carry out these mutilation surgeries on minors.
We're going to make a tip line for those who want to call it out.
And then someone says, that's nice.
What about the Epstein Client List?
Keep the pressure on where it's warranted and give the credit due where it is warranted.
If you don't reward good behavior, you almost penalize it.
And then if you don't keep the pressure on where you need improvement, you're also doing an injustice to the people because they're not necessarily going to live up to their own expectations.
So the bona fide, clear-as-day, lone wolf terror attack, if it's even a lone wolf, we'll see as more information comes in.
In Boulder, Colorado has now resulted in potentially the family, the family of the victim getting deported.
Let's just, let's hear this video again.
From USA Today.
Who is the Colorado terrorist suspect?
Mohamed Suleiman.
Authorities say the 40 or 5 year old attacker, a pro- I can't read this, darn it.
And nobody cares.
It's clear as day.
Let's close this.
Close it.
It seems his family now is going to suffer the consequences of, A, they being here illegally, although I believe that to the extent he was here illegally, so too was the family.
USA Today, you know, people fearing blowback from the latest terror attack.
The family fearing blowback from the...
I don't know how the family could have been here legally if the father was not here legally.
Bold USA Today is going to paint this in the most sympathetic manner possible to the victims of the terrorist attack, the family, wife and children of Mohammed Suleiman.
Bolder suspect's daughter dreamed of studying medicine.
Now she faces deportation.
Habiba Suleiman moved to the U.S. hoping to study medicine.
Then her father, Mohamed Suleiman, was charged with a hate crime in an attack aimed at peaceful Jewish demonstrators.
Then her father was charged.
Not that her father allegedly carried out an act of terrorism.
Then he was charged with a hate crime.
Not an act of terrorism.
Because Stephen, whatever his face is there, what's his name?
Redfern?
Redfern?
Doesn't want to call it that yet.
She moved to the United States with a dream of studying medicine to transform lives.
Then her father was charged with attempting to take them in connection with a fiery, fiery assault.
It's mostly peaceful, but slightly fiery assault on pro-Jewish protesters in Boulder, Colorado.
Now Habiba Suleiman, daughter of the Boulder attacks, Mohamed Suleiman, faces deportation along with the rest of her family.
The family, originally from Egypt, moved to the U.S. from Kuwait.
When did they move to the U.S. from Kuwait?
I'd like to know that, actually, that piece of information.
What year was it?
They moved from here to Kuwait.
Habiba Suleiman recently graduated from high school, but her aspirations were upended when her 45-year-old father was charged with a federal hate crime and 16 counts of attempted murder.
Yeah, that'll kind of screw up your plans.
Oh yeah, and the family was here illegally.
Attempted murder related to the attack that left two dozen people burned, including an 88-year-old Holocaust survivor.
Two remained hospitalized.
Her life had been headed in a positive direction before the attack on the weekly demonstration in support of Israeli hostages held in Gaza, which came three days after her high school graduation.
A federal affidavit says the elder Solomon told Investigations he planned the attack for a year and waited for his daughter to graduate before carrying out the plot.
Prior to the attack, Habiba Solomon had written about her hope of accomplishing great things in the U.S. Coming to the U.S. has fundamentally changed me, she wrote.
In her application for a Colorado Spring Gazette best and brightest scholarship, I learned to adapt to new things even if it was hard.
I learned to work under pressure and improve rapidly in a very short amount of time.
Most importantly, I came to appreciate that family is the unchanging support.
She won the scholarship.
Family is in custody of ICE.
According to Homeland Security, Kristi Noem, and could not be reached for comment, this terrorist will be prosecuted.
To the fullest extent of the law, Noam said on an X platform, we are investigating to what extent his family knew about this heinous attack, if they had knowledge of it, or if they provided support for it.
That's Christy Noam's Twitter account.
After his arrest, Mohammed Suleiman said, quote, he hated the Zionist group and did this because he hated this group and needed to stop them from taking over our land, which he explained to be Palestine, end quote, FBI agent Jessica Kruger said in an affidavit.
Hey, you better hold off adjudicating on the motivation there, Stephen Redfern.
You don't want to jump to any conclusions.
Hinted he was on a suicide mission, told law enforcement he left an iPhone in his house, hidden in his desk drawer with messages to his family.
He also left behind a journal.
His wife later handed it over to police, an iPhone 14. Okay, I think we can probably stop there.
Apparently the father, the daughter wanted to become a doctor because the father had some issues and she saw how medicine helped him.
Later, she went on to start an Arabic club at the school and also made an effort to welcome new students, according to the Gazette.
Yeah, that's it.
That's what's going on there.
Painting a puff piece that's going to make everyone try to, you know, try to make everyone feel bad for the daughter.
Encryptus, what's the good word?
You had wondered when he came here from Kuwait.
It was in 2022.
It's unbelievable that an Egyptian is coming in from Kuwait in 2022.
I don't remember when he claimed asylum, but I believe there was an issue about why he was here illegally.
Came in 2022, here illegally, claim asylum.
Let's just see if we can get a quick answer to that.
I forget the answer.
I knew that I knew it a couple of days ago.
According to Grok and Encryptus, you'll see if this is...
He filed for asylum in September 2022 claiming fear of persecution and was granted work authorization in 2023.
Valid until March 2025.
His asylum case is still pending at the time of his arrest on June 1 following the terrorist attack.
Status of his asylum claim remains unclear due to non-public immigration court records and a backlog of over 3.6 million cases.
But, you know, the USA Today is putting out a fluff piece, puff piece on his family, who I guess is here illegally.
The true victims of their father's act of terrorism, not the 88-year-old Holocaust survivor and however many, 16 other injured victims of that terrorist attack.
But we don't want to jump to conclusions.
Police deputy, whatever the hell your name was, Stephen Redfern.
So that's that news.
sticking to the American stuff because I don't think we need to go back to the Canadian stuff anytime soon.
We're going to get into the...
I'm not a fear monger despite maybe having anxiety, not attacks, anxiety concerns in the middle of the night, envisioning what it would look like if a nuclear bomb went off.
In the Atlantic or in Europe and sense a tsunami that would wash over Florida?
Like, would the tsunami wash over all of Florida?
Would it get halfway through?
If I were to get in a kayak with life jackets, which we have in the garage, would we float into the Gulf?
You know, I don't have those thoughts at all because that would be crazy.
When it comes to yet another pandemic, I don't have those thoughts either.
When it comes to nuclear war, hot war, Or chemical war with China?
I don't have those thoughts, except we've been talking about it for years now.
I believe it was Steve Bannon who first put the seed in my head that the fentanyl crisis is, in fact, biological chemical warfare against the fighting-aged men of their adversarial nation, the United States of America.
I think it was Steve Bannon.
I'm not sure.
But at the very least, better to give credit to the wrong person than to pretend it was your original thought, which it wasn't.
Then, you know, the thought that TikTok is a psychological warfare campaign aimed at demoralizing and sterilizing the younger generation of America so they are less likely to go on to have children that could be the next generation of soldiers.
That thought also crossed my head.
Then you have COVID, which we all bloody well knew to be, if not a deliberate biological At the very least, it was weaponized so that the Democrats could steal the 2020 election, much to the joy, I'm sure, of the Chinese Communist Party, who have already thoroughly infiltrated the Democrat Party, either by bang-bang-fang-fang with Swalwell or the New York one.
I forget her name now.
It's not Hochul.
But there was a Chinese spy infiltrating the New York government as well.
Well, today it seems that they might be going with what they're calling agro-terrorism, which basically means that the United States Attorney's Office putting out a, I think this is the DOJ, putting out a press release,
what's been reported in the news, Chinese nationals charged with conspiracy and smuggling a dangerous biological pathogen into the U.S. for their work at a University of Michigan I'll say it with the British laboratory.
By the way, if you're doing it for work, typically you don't need to smuggle it in.
You're not smuggling in something illegally for your lawful research at a university.
So even the DOJ is being a little bit friendly here.
And we're just smuggling some illegal, dangerous biological weapons, pathogens, for our work at University of Michigan, which I think has come to a Let me just zoom in here so this can get as big as we can get it.
Detroit, Yongqingxian, 33, and Zunyongyu, 34, citizens of the People's Republic of China, the Chinese Communist Party country, were charged in a criminal complaint with conspiracy, smuggling goods into the U.S., false statements, visa fraud, announced the U.S. state attorney, Jérôme Rurgeon.
Why do I say it?
Jerome Gorgon, Jr.
Gorgon was joined in the announcement by special agent in charge, Shavira Gibson, FBI Detroit, yada, yada, yada.
The FBI arrested Xi'an in connection with allegations related to Xi'an and Liu's smuggling into America of a fungus called Fusarium graminarium, which scientific literature classifies as a potential agro-terrorism weapon.
Like, I'm envisioning the last scene out of, or I guess it's the first scene and the last scene, spoiler alert, out of 12 monkeys.
When you talk about these things, like, is one vial enough to go into a cornfield and release and it'll destroy all the crops in America?
I doubt that's how it works.
We'll see a picture of the spores or whatever the hell they were bringing in.
My understanding, not my understanding, my thought process is that you would need to take it in and you have a small amount, you can replicate it, I don't know, grow it, reproduce it, and then you get enough so that you can put it in dusters on plants and really raise havoc.
So I don't know how it works.
I'm curious.
The noxious fungus causes, quote, head blight, end quote, a disease of wheat, barley, maize, and rice, and is responsible for billions of dollars in economic losses worldwide each year.
Fusatium graminirum toxins cause vomiting, liver damage, and reproductive defects in humans and livestock.
Jeez, it sounds a lot like what freaking dog fennel does.
For those who don't know, I actually...
I don't know.
I don't think I have any liver damage.
Didn't cause any vomiting.
And I don't need to worry about human reproductive defects anymore because I've already done my damage to the world.
Although I've retained my ability to do more, just in case the world needs more Viva babies.
And Madam Viva so agrees.
She hasn't.
According to the complaint, Jian received Chinese government funding for her work on this pathogen in China.
Complaint also alleges that Jian's electronics contained information describing her membership in and loyalty to the Chinese Communist Party.
Barnes and I have been talking about this for a very, very long time, specifically as relates to Harvard training, aiding, and arguably abetting, or I should say training, and arguably aiding and abetting Chinese Communist interests.
In terms of who they educate at their universities, who those students' loyalties are to, and the China having a law basically requiring Chinese nationals to be loyal to and convey to the Chinese Communist Party the information that they are acquiring, the education that they are acquiring abroad.
Nearly one third of the Harvard student population are foreign students and the number one Demographic of those foreign students, which I think amount for 27% of their students, are from China.
Chinese Communist Party agents.
Nothing less.
You get these bleeding heart, suicidally empathetic liberals.
Oh no, you can't take their visas away.
Diversity is our strength, even when we're educating, training, and assisting in our own destruction by training our enemies.
It's further alleged that Jiang's boyfriend, Liu, works at a Chinese university where he conducts research on the same pathogen and that he first lied but then admitted to smuggling fugacidium, whatever it is, into America.
Through the Detroit Metropolitan Airport so that he can conduct research on it in a laboratory at the Michigan place where he works with his girlfriend.
United States Attorney Gorgon stated, quote, the alleged actions of these Chinese nationals, including a loyal member of the Chinese Communist Party, are of the gravest national security concerns.
These two aliens have been charged with smuggling a fungus that has been described as a potential agro-terror weapon, yada, yada, yada.
Federal charges announced today against Jan and Liu, both residents of the People's River, signify a crucial advancement in our efforts.
So you got it.
The FBI and the CPP are investigating the case.
Cover your ass.
A complaint is only a charge and is not evidence of guilt.
Trial cannot be held on felony charges in a complaint.
When the investigation is completed, a determination will be made whether to seek a felony indictment.
There we just all covered our respective legal asses through legalese and whatnot.
I'm fairly certain I did.
Although that's pretty thorough.
But what I wanted to say on that was the following.
I'll get there in a second because I know that I have it.
Now I'm going to have to go get it here.
We are talking about COVID, biological warfare against America, against the world.
specifically America, fentanyl against the West, TikTok, psychological warfare against the West, and now the potential, not overblowing this, not exaggerating what it might mean, the potential for agro-terrorism coming from China.
I want to show you what the...
First of all, I think we give a lot of shit to TSA for being useless.
How in the name of sweet holy hell did they find this?
I mean, give them credit.
It's straight up out of 12 Monkeys.
If nobody's ever seen it, go watch it.
I didn't understand it any more the fifth time I watched it than the first, but I had to go read some descriptions and it made a little more sense.
This is what they found.
Two Chinese nationals charged with smuggling dangerous fungus.
How do they even find that?
And I'm not trying to make light.
Don't smuggle shit into foreign countries.
It's one thing to try to smuggle things that you know are illegal.
It's another thing to bring things in that you don't know are illegal.
But you've got to be pretty bad.
Like, what are they bringing it in?
Is their argument going to be, I thought I was doing this legally because it looks like it's in a styrofoam container?
Like, were they hiding it?
And if they were hiding it, how bad do you have to be at hiding it to not get four little dime bags?
They were hidden in a package of used tissues, so they were all crumpled up in order to disguise their location.
And just so everybody knows what I meant there, I'm looking at the screen and I don't see my screen, so I don't see when Encryptus's screen pops up, but I can hear the audio when I'm looking at the article on the side, because I'm still using only one computer screen.
How many years have I been into this?
Five plus years?
I've got the second computer screen.
Right to my right.
I just have never hooked it up.
So when I'm reading an article, I don't see myself anymore.
So I know Encryptus popped in.
So they are actively trying to make it look like they're just smuggling in snot rights.
How stupid do you have to be?
A. Don't smuggle shit into countries.
Period.
And B. Make sure what you're bringing into foreign countries is legal in those foreign countries.
C. Now what was I about to do here?
I was going to go get the article, which is right here.
Oh yeah.
So I don't think there's going to be anything new in this article.
Two Chinese nationals charged with smuggling.
Yeah.
Look at this.
Very scary.
The photo released by the U.S. District Court shows what authorities say of biological pathogens discovered in the luggage.
Give them credit.
Is it TSA that got it?
Security?
Give whoever found that credit because that's a small thing to find and it's going to lead to some good stuff in terms of understanding the existential crisis.
That China poses to America and Canada by extension.
Did I not read The King of Biltong?
This is going to be one hell of a screen to share here.
Check this out.
We got President Xi with King of Biltong.
Right next to him.
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Biltong, if you're in the chat, what's the name of those sticks?
They look like Carnutzel, but they're actually better than Carnutzel.
So biltong is like prosciutto.
It's like, I say biltong.
And there are these sticks that look like carnazzol.
They're drier than carnazzol.
You can tell that the casing is real intestines on them.
They snap when you bite them.
They're freaking delicious.
The secret ingredient is clover.
Yeah, there it is.
Drowars.
Drowars.
Here, hold on.
No, no.
Stop moving so fast, chap.
Stop looking at me, swan.
Here, this.
Oh, for goodness sake.
Fat fingers.
Can you just get this?
These fat, fat, disgusting fingers.
I can't get them.
I don't know how you pronounce it.
Drowars?
Drowars or Drowars?
Delicious.
Dried Snossage.
It's flipping delicious.
So King of Biltong is a...
That wasn't a sponsor because King of Biltong has just found the best way to reach 12. 12,500 people for 25 bucks.
Thank you very much, King of Biltong.
He's got his own channel.
Eat at Anton's from South Africa.
Has an amazing life story.
And they're delicious.
What else was there on the China story?
Do you guys hear that?
Wait, we'll wait for a really loud one.
Well, it's the dog whining for food because it's 3.30.
Time to eat.
Oh, that dog.
All right.
That's good.
What else do we got here?
I was gonna start the show off on this.
I was going to start the show off with Mike Ben's takedown of Bono's idiotic statement that doge cuts have already resulted in 300,000 deaths.
But I haven't listened to the podcast in its entirety because I listen to Rogan when I go jogging and I don't jog very well when I'm retching the entire time and I cannot stand.
Listening to Bono and I cannot bring myself to listen to that pompous, detached, ivory tower, holier-than-thou individual who has no idea what the hell is going on in the world.
It'll make me vomit the entire time.
So I don't yet feel educationally, informationally competent to rail against Bono.
So I'm going to let Mike Benz do it.
I was going to start the show off on this, but then it would be a bit of a long intro and I want to interrupt it.
Mike Benz, I'm going to try to get him back on for maybe we can do an in-person interview in our local studio.
Does great work.
Has been sounding the alarm on USAID money laundering schemes since before Doge exposed it.
Taking down not just Bono's claim that 300,000 people have already died because of Doge cuts.
Bullshit.
But destroying.
Bono's purported philanthropy.
Let me play this and interrupt as minimally as possible.
I like the fact that Mike Benz is finally...
He's been blackpilled for a long time, but I like it when people authentically swear.
I tend to think that they're a little bit more honest, which is why the whole business of these lefty twats who have been going around for years.
Oh, now they've decided it's cool to swear because they want to try to reach...
A bunch of effing idiots.
Listen to Ben's.
I love this and we're going to talk about it.
95 million was spent on weapons and the political machinery of the party.
Just 5 million was used to help the famine relief.
So Bono's out there on his guitar.
I still haven't found what I'm looking for.
They raise a hundred million dollars to stop famine, and only five million goes to food.
Ninety-five fucking million dollars if it goes to buy guns!
and organize the political arm of the CIA-backed rebel group.
Fuck you, Bono!
300,000 people have already died from just this.
Cut off, this hard cut of USAID.
So there's food rotting.
50,000 tons of food stored in Djibouti, South Africa.
Keep that in mind, what he said about the food, okay?
The food is rotting.
The food, the food, the food, the food, the food, the food.
They say the organization used the cash meant to pay food for the starving to fund attempts to overthrow the government in a bloody civil war.
It doesn't seem that Charity Navigator has assessed this one just yet.
Understand, the State Department hated that government.
We called them a threat to democracy.
We said they were pawns of Russia.
They were under Soviet influence.
And the groups...
To cause and escalate a fucking civil war!
Not famine relief!
Civil war!
Bloody civil war!
One of the rebels who was involved in the fucking bloody civil war estimated that of the $95 million of aid money, including Band-Aid, just $5 million was used to help the famine relief.
$95 fucking million if it goes to my guns!
Sorry.
I don't know if his gain is out and it's blowing everyone else's ears.
I had my volume turned down low and, um, I hope, I hope no one, I turned down the volume a little bit.
Once you understand what a scam is, I won't put a number on it.
I'll say 87.2% of charities are.
You go to Charity Navigator, plug in any charity that you believe in, and then you look at, A, what the execs get paid.
And you look at B, what their fundraising costs are.
And then you look at C, what percentage of every dollar donated actually makes its way to the people for whom it has been raised or purportedly was going to be donated to.
And you see some of the success rates of some of these charities.
It will blackpill you in that you will never want to support a charity again unless you personally know the person involved and personally know where the money is going.
You are literally better off.
Taking whatever you are going to donate to those people or that organization and going and buying something physical and tangible for a homeless person or a person in need in your area.
It's so flipping hard to find legit charities that don't squander your money on multi-million dollar salaries and bonuses for the executives, but they need to recruit the highest quality people.
Red Cross?
Red Cross CEO salary.
Take a guess, everybody.
It's got to be more than that now.
The Red Cross CEO, Gail McGovern, received a salary of $694,000 in 2018.
That's not recent.
It's more recent now.
CEO, Red Cross salary.
Because it's public.
I got to get to 2023.
Let's see what 2023 is.
Go ask Grok.
They pay themselves handsomely because they're worth it.
In 2018, Her salary was $694,000.
In 2022, her salary was reported at $737,000.
2023, Source mentions that her base salary is $550,000 with compensation higher when including for benefits allowance.
Let's take another one.
UNICEF.
UNICEF CEO salary.
And that's just one of them, by the way.
How many execs do these companies have?
Then they, you know, the fundraising efforts, they contract out to their friends and whomever.
The salary of the UNICEF CEO, Catherine Russell, for 2023 is reported to be around $620,000 annually.
Let's do, what was Harvard CEO salary?
What was that?
I think that was something over a million bucks.
And by the way, I'm not an anti-capitalist.
Harvard University doesn't have a CEO in the traditional sense, yada, yada, yada.
Lawrence Bacow, Bacow!
Encryptus, would you fact check me on this one in real time?
Because I do trust your systems more than Grok.
But Grok is telling me.
It doesn't have a CEO in the traditional sense.
It's led by a president.
The president of Harvard in 2030 was Lawrence Bacow.
Followed by Claudine Gay from July 1st.
Yada, yada, yada.
Lawrence S. Bacow.
Bacow!
President until June 30, 2023 earned a total compensation of $3 million in 2023, including a base salary of $1.37 million, a $1.4 million bonus, and $176,000 in other benefits.
Claudine Gay, the woman who couldn't admit that calling for genocide against any group of people, I am not sensitive in that the example was Jews because the question as asked by Stefanik initially started with blacks.
Calling for the genocide of any group of people.
Well, Claudine Gay couldn't say that that violated Harvard's policies.
What was her salary?
I remember this because I looked it up at the time.
From July 1st, 2023 to January 2nd, 2024, earned a total compensation of $1.363 million.
Base salary of $1 million, $35,000 in bonus, and $283,000 in benefits.
Alan M. Garber, interim president.
Earned $1.2 million as Provo in 2023, including $922,000 base salary, $242,000 in benefits.
His 2023 compensation also included $963,000 from board membership.
Holy shit.
Holy hell.
What am I doing here?
I'm not cutting myself out of this.
I am not an anti-capitalist.
My father brought us up with pretty decent common sense morals.
If you want to drive a Porsche, If you want to be a schoolteacher, don't have aspirations of driving a Porsche.
If you want to own the Porsche, go into law, but don't expect to be happy.
He never told me that.
Encrypt us.
What's up?
The live fact check, your numbers were exactly right on.
There's one more fact I'd like to throw in there.
With Claudine Gay, her salary represented a 43% year-over-year increase.
43% per year increase.
That's unbelievable.
And did the guy that came after her, it seems that his salary went down.
Am I mistaken on that?
No, you're not mistaken on that.
And in, what is it, 25 to 26, he gave up 25% of his pay amid budget pressures.
Wow.
Is he a white male, just asking obvious questions?
He is.
Huh.
Interesting.
I'm not noticing anything.
I'm just noticing something that's as...
Good morning.
Why are you gay?
Who says I'm gay?
You are gay.
Whenever I'm feeling a little down and a little depressed, I don't like the remixes of that classic interview.
That always gets a laugh.
You want to talk about an interview designed to be a sabotage?
That was, oh my goodness, the remixes that are done on that are pretty good.
Nothing's as good as what Shmoyoho did with The Room.
A modern-day work of art.
Charlie Sheen winning.
Amazing.
But that interview.
Claudine Gay could not bring herself to admit that calling for genocide violates campus policy.
And lo and behold, she got a 40% bump and the white male that follows her goes right back down the ladder.
I'm not noticing anything.
I'm just saying it's right there.
If you choose to connect those dots, those are the dots that can be connected.
Has everybody seen that interview?
Everybody's seen that, right?
Like, I've been on the internet for a long time, but I presume everybody's seen this.
You are a transgender.
My word shows that I'm gay.
You are a transgender.
And you're a gay rights activist and an outspoken lesbian?
Homosexual?
How can I describe you?
Now, we're looking at the raging debate.
You're a gay rights activist.
Why should someone be gay?
You have your girlfriend.
Do you perform the natural obligations?
Okay, you can go watch the full interview.
It's classic.
I mean, there are easy answers to that.
And it was...
Is that where that goes?
Oh, who said it?
John F. Kennedy says, I've never seen it.
It's not possible.
Oh my goodness.
Here, link.
I'm not putting it in private chat.
I put it in for everybody to see.
It's one of the most classic.
That's the abridged version.
Let me get the full interview just so...
Full interview, unedited, right here.
It's a long interview, but the highlights shall echo throughout eternity.
Okay, we got more stuff.
My eyes are getting so bad.
I'd become the old man.
I can't see up close with my glasses on.
And I can't see from far with my glasses.
What the hell am I saying?
I can't see from up close with my glasses on.
And I can't see from afar with my glasses off.
So we were at a...
Oh, geez.
The Festival Marketplace, which is like one of the most famous flea markets in My mother, she's still alive, so when I say loved, it's not that she's not alive anymore.
My mom used to go there.
Well, every time she went to Florida, I'd say, David, the flea market, that's such great stuff.
She used to take me there.
The first time I came to Florida, I think I was 11 years old.
We went there.
Every time we go, we go.
They're shutting down.
They're moving.
But if anybody knows Florida, Hillsborough, Festival, Flea Market, I got some stuff today.
Hold on.
Hold on.
See if I can get one of the things that I got today, which is the greatest thing ever.
I'm at the flea market.
I take my freaking glasses off to read from up close, put them back on.
My kids are like, where was I going with this?
Oh, I was going to go read the chat.
That's where I was going with this.
Cultivated Mime said, I stopped donating to charities when I started working for a clothing donation company.
I found out that most of them are scams that turn a huge profit and donate less than 10% of the proceeds.
The biggest scams are the ones that say, Buy one and we'll donate one.
You practice law long enough, you'll get blackpilled.
A little bit.
And I won't say anything that might potentially reveal whatever.
Sad Wings Raging says, might not be around much for a while.
My mom isn't doing well and I need to spend some time getting her health back if I can.
Keep up the good fight, everyone, and I will catch you when I can.
Sad Wings Raging, we will be here.
You know where I'll be.
And we will all collectively, in as much as I genuinely believe that it does radiate positive energy, pray for your mom, hope for the best, and tune in when you can, and the community will be fingers crossed in putting out positive energy.
Cultivated Mind back in the house says, Viva, pathogen can be easy control.
Pathogen can be easy control if you have the correct knowledge.
I teach Korean at natural farming and I've watched it complete remediate orchards with heavy passions, pathogens and pest pressure.
I'm not going to say I didn't understand very much of what you just said in there, but I think I understood a better part of it.
wrong, but China, the first name goes at the end.
So first name would be Ping, not Xi.
Okay.
If I don't get the actual...
What I want to show you, I'll show you a picture.
It would be great.
Oh, yeah, I got my pictures for my meme thing.
So here's one picture.
No, we're going to do it like this.
So it's a fishing lure that says Big Bill on it with an American flag.
And I thought it was a Buffalo Bills thing, but it's actually a Bill Clinton beaked diver lure.
By the way, the retail price was $10.95 back when Bill was running for office.
I got it for $5.
But I got to show you, the jokes practically write themselves.
So I'm reading the jokes on it, and it says, Will never get hung up on a bush with what happened to Bill Clinton's presidency.
That makes it even funnier.
Dives rapidly, does not trickle down.
Get hooked on Bill Clinton.
There are so many jokes.
That you can make with this thing right now.
And my big question is, should I open it or should I keep it sealed?
Anybody who watches unboxing or unpacking cards is gonna know what I'm talking about.
And on the back it says, didn't inhale a four-year, don't inhale a four-year warranty with a real Arkansas chicken feather.
The amount of jokes that I could make that if I were a dirty, potty-mouth stand-up comic that I would make, given what Bill Clinton has alleged did with Monica Lewinsky, I got so many.
They're there.
You know what I'm thinking.
I know that you know what I'm thinking, but I don't say the jokes because I am not yet doing stand-up comedy.
Give it some time.
We'll see where it goes.
So the question is, do I open it or do I keep it sealed?
And do I go fishing with it and make a video?
Because it will objectively catch fish.
It's a very functional diver.
We'll see.
Cultivated Minds.
Sorry, I can't spell today.
It's been a hot one.
Don't worry.
I think I got the idea of what you were saying, Cultivated Minds.
Let me go to the chat and see what everyone thinks.
Do I open it?
Or do I keep it sealed?
Needs a blue skirt on the hook.
It's not alleged.
Ha ha.
There was genetic evidence.
I know.
Your entire life is a comedy.
You soulless child trafficking.
What the hell is that?
Oh, you're not talking to me.
I have no idea what the hell is going on in the chat.
This is the risk of randomly reading chat.
Use the lure.
Save the package.
Open it.
It costs five bucks.
We got some baseball cards.
But Viva, was it made in China?
I think it was actually made in the USA.
To give them credit, let me see here.
See, I got to go down here.
It says copyright 1992 high-tech creations.
It looks like it was actually made in Arkansas, actually, peeps.
I think it's as made to the USA.
Okay, look, before we go raid the redacted, we got more to talk about.
What time is it?
What time is it?
Okay, we got five minutes left before the redacted goes live.
What did I say I wanted to start with?
Crap, there was something else I wanted to talk about.
The White House just in.
Oh, this!
This I actually wanted to talk about in the beginning part with the transgender stuff.
Get married, young.
Keep your schmeckle in your pants.
Am I going to get to see the video?
Probably not.
Oh yeah, okay.
Keep your schmeckle in your pants and you can avoid surprises, so to speak.
Okay, so this is coming from Colin Rugg.
And the caption is, new Miami-Dade deputy who allegedly punched a, quote, woman he brought home after realizing she had a penis.
People, just spell the word penis.
Nothing's going to happen.
Cleared of all criminal charges.
54-year-old Lieutenant Daniel Chala.
I think it's Challah, although challah is, you know, the Friday night bread, was arrested in April for allegedly battering a transgender woman.
He things allegedly got physical.
This person came in under false pretenses and my client escorted this person out, said defense attorney, Susie Ribeiro Ayala.
She represented at the time she was a woman when in fact...
Watch this video.
Play some of it.
Turn the volume down a little bit.
Okay.
And that's it.
And what happened inside?
Nothing.
So you guys didn't argue?
We aren't.
No, we didn't argue.
You just stated that you did.
I just said throughout.
This is the moment Daniel Chala, Miami-Dade County deputy of more than 30 years, is questioned by police at his apartment after a night out at 11. Why did you kick her off?
Because I didn't care for her.
Why didn't you care for her?
Because I didn't like her.
Okay.
Did something happen inside?
That made you not like her?
Or that made you take her off?
Can you imagine that this...
Cross-examining a man who quite he admits to being drunk on why he kicked out a man who didn't tell him he was a man until they got back to his place where he thought he was going to get lucky and found out that she's got a penis and this why'd you kick him out?
Because I brought what I thought was a woman to my apartment thinking we were going to have consensual heterosexual sex and I found out I was duped into What could be called non-consensual sex after finding out there was going to be no P to V, it was going to be P to P or P to B. And I don't know whose was going where.
Holy hell, it's like she's cross-examining this guy.
And in fairness, I mean, I would have not been talking to the police, but I also wouldn't have been out at a bar taking people back.
Get married young.
Keep your schmeckle in your pants, people.
Nothing good happens after midnight.
Chala denies being violent to his guest.
But records show he went home with a woman who accused him of wrapping his arm around her neck tightly and refusing to let her go.
The woman who eventually ran out to get help records show was seen by witnesses bleeding from the mouth and with marks.
Represented at all times that she was a woman when in fact she was a man, meaning that she still had male anatomy.
Well, first of all, there are men who might not have male anatomy because they got into a car accident or an explosion.
It's a man who tricked it.
I mean, it's sexual assault.
Now, if he in fact punched him, if he punched the person, You know, violence is never acceptable unless it's in the utmost of self-defense and could be argued here.
But it seems that the charges were dropped not because he argued self-defense, but because the witness or the victim refused to cooperate.
No.
Did you expect a reaction if a heterosexual man finds out he's been engaged in smoochy time with a man who he thought was a woman?
You're gonna expect a reaction.
Holy sweet.
Cherney says the woman lied to the officer about her gender and he wanted her out.
You guys are like standing here like if I assaulted her, I did not assault her.
Chala was arrested for allegedly battering and preventing the woman from leaving.
You seem intoxicated.
I am intoxicated.
Okay.
The thing is that I never assaulted her.
But today, about a month after this arrest, prosecutors cleared Chala of any crimes.
The state attorney's office tells NBC6 after numerous attempts to get the victim to cooperate, she refused to assist with the investigation.
They're still referring to the man as the she.
It's a wild universe that we're living in.
bizarre times and i always say you're better even if you think you're entitled to violence at some point you're like Be like jewels, like, you know, buy someone's life so that you don't have to You might be right.
And you might make your life a whole hell of a lot more complicated at the end of the day.
That being said, not telling someone you've got a schlong and going home with that person who thought he was going to get lucky and then finds out he's going to get supremely unlucky.
My goodness.
And by the sounds of it, they might have had something of a touching on that broader conversation.
It doesn't matter.
I thought everybody would enjoy that interesting story that stay home, get married, don't go out at night.
It's going to get more and more restrictive the longer we stay live in life.
People, with that said, we're going to go over to vivabarneslaw.locals.com for the after party before you go.
Make sure that you are subscribed.
A lot of you might be watching from the landing page.
Click on the video.
Then you'll click on Viva Frye and then press...
Give it a thumbs up before you go, obviously.
We are at 510, 513 thumbs up.
Give it a thumbs up before you go and then make sure it I think you click the button.
Let me go to Redacted and see how you do it.
Yeah, you go follow.
It's follow.
I'm going to go follow Redacted now.
Follow before you leave.
Go raid Redacted.
Say hello to them.
Say Viva sent you.
Looks like they're covering.
Hold on.
Let's go see.
I love doing this.
High alert, NATO.
and it looks like people are predicting World War III.
Let's go live.
Cash in on Biden's demise.
Now she's admitting that she's left the Democratic Party?
What?
You couldn't have told us this a few months ago, maybe back during when everyone was asking you questions about Biden.
Good people.
I've been on this show a couple of times.
I should invite them online, actually.
And we're going to go to vivabarneslaw.locals.com for the after party.
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Go to Commitube.
Reinvigorate that algorithm.
And that's it.
Did I miss anything?
I don't think I missed anything.
We did good.
Tomorrow is Thursday.
Jessica Rose is coming on.
We're going to talk COVID stuff.
Friday.
Sam Cooper's going to be on.
The director of the document, Follow the Silence, the documentary, Follow the Science, is going to be on.
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Trump must...
We're good.
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And I still got some minnows left, so we're going to go fishing this afternoon.
Peace, Rumble.
See you tomorrow.
Locals, here we come.
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