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July 1, 2025 - Viva & Barnes
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EMERGENCY BROADCAST! Diddy GUILTY! Alligator Alcatraz is Open for Business! AND MORE!
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Gentlemen of the interwebs, what you are looking at is a swamp.
What you are listening to is Viva trying to take a vacation with family, which is no vacation at all.
But watch this.
To the untrained eye, this just looks like a Florida Everglades filled with thick growth.
But to the trained eye...
That's a big-ass alligator, and I think that's a gator right there, too.
Yep.
You can see the eye.
Absolutely.
Holy cows.
That is the best possible camouflage I've ever seen.
He's looking right at me like he wants to eat me.
You want to eat me?
It don't taste very good.
How cool is that?
Wow.
Okay, I know what's going to happen.
The second I start moving, it's going to go into the water and disappear.
I want to see this thing move.
If you've never seen an alligator in the wild.
These babies.
Is that what's going on here?
You can't appreciate how amazingly prehistoric they look.
Come on.
Do it.
No?
I don't remember what happens with this particular video.
All right, I'll go.
Right now, I am also in central Florida.
This is in the Evergreen.
Psychology didn't work.
And you're going to understand why we're starting with this video.
That gator is easily a 12-foot gator.
Something.
Cool.
That's Florida, people.
There are gators here like there are squirrels in Canada.
And the thing about gators is they're just big, stupid animals.
They're actually totally beautiful.
They're kind of cute.
We're sitting here on the water, on the body of water, and there's a baby gator that, you know, it comes up to us.
It's looking for food.
Can't feed gators.
It's a federal offense.
A fed gator is a dead gator.
They're like squirrels.
They're just bigger, more prehistoric, and more murderous.
They will kill you, and they will rip off your arms, and they have no ill will for you.
They don't really want to eat you.
But if they think you're food, they'll rip your arm off.
If you get near their nest, they will kill you.
And without the slightest bit of understanding that it's a human, it's the existence of a universe within a body, they will kill you, and they will move on with their day without the slightest bit of remorse.
And maybe they'll take a few bites out of your carcass before they decide they don't like the way your meaty, muscular, bony flesh tastes.
Florida is packed with alligators to a degree that is actually mind-blowing.
I was listening to Rogan the other day, and he was talking about how in the 60s, gators were endangered, or at least regionally endangered.
I forget there's a word for that, when they're extinct to an area.
And it's not extinct because extinct means no longer on earth, but extinct to an area.
In the 60s, allegedly, gators were endangered in Florida, and they got all sorts of protections in the law, which has allowed them to recover so vibrantly within 50 years, 60 years.
They are now absolutely everywhere.
We were on the Wakiva Springs River, and we see a sign that says Gators.
We show up at another place where the Airbnb is on the body of water, and I'm thinking, maybe I'll go for a little dunk.
You know, there's gators everywhere.
And a 12-foot gator, maybe 11 feet, I might be exaggerating, just swims right by, looks over at me, and it continues on swimming.
And we have gone from alligator mating season, which is May and June, to alligator nesting season, which is July and August, in which I think the gators are actually more territorial, more vicious, and more will rip your arm off, not to see the look on your face change, just because they are prehistoric and they don't care.
All right, all of that to say, Alligator Alcatraz.
I have been on the road for the last couple of days.
I've been following the news and I have heard the musings of Alligator Alcatraz, a detention center for illegal aliens in the heart of the Florida Everglades, but not in the Everglades because the Everglades is a national park and this is not in the national park.
And I decided to do a mini deep dive.
I've heard of what's going on.
And the idea is that in Florida, Ron DeSantis, best governor out there, and Donald Trump, best president out there, have been looking for a way to facilitate detaining, processing, and deporting illegal aliens without overwhelming existing prison.
I don't know if they call it prison, but prison.
And on the state level, you have jails without overwhelming the state jails.
And there was this place in the middle of, not the Everglades, but in the middle of Florida.
For those of you who don't know just how much in the middle of Florida it is, I pulled it up on a map.
And now Florida's amazing.
It's the panhandle, or as Homer Simpson calls it, America's Wang.
It's, first of all, also, the geology of Florida is absolutely amazing.
I think the highest point of land in Florida is 300 feet, and it's up near the border of Georgia.
The average height of land above sea level in Florida, I believe it's 15 feet.
I reserve the right to be wrong.
It's flat.
And when you appreciate that this was all in recent geological history under a shallow ocean, you understand why you find shell fossils everywhere you go.
You understand why you find shark teeth everywhere you go.
I found, our locals community knows this because I've shared the picture with them.
I found a fossilized manatee tooth in this river.
I forget what it was, some one of these springs.
It's a natural, lazy river.
You walk a quarter mile up and you float down.
And we didn't have tubes.
So I just bashed the living bejesus out of my shins all the way down.
But I'm just reaching down, grabbing loads of rocks.
And I look at it.
I was like, oh my goodness, someone lost a tooth here.
And it's a mammoth tooth.
When you understand that once upon a time, all of Florida was the bottom of a very shallow ocean.
You understand just how beautiful it is.
When you understand why there are these natural springs throughout Florida, because the water rains, hits the ground.
It's a bedrock that's very porous.
And so water goes down, pushes water up, and it's amazing.
But look at this: you've got the Atlantic on the right, and you've got the Gulf of America on the left, and you can't really see it, but it's there, that little landing strip, because that's literally what it was.
I think it's 220 kilometers across the peninsula, if I'm not mistaken, 180 miles, give or take.
Maybe I'm wrong about that.
The Everglades National Park starts here.
I'm tracing it with my finger, and it's this green line that goes down here.
When you go down to the keys, a portion of the keys is in Everglades National Park.
And in the middle of Florida, in the middle of the Everglades, you've got Alligator Alley.
I think I had a more zoomed-in photo, but you get the idea of where it is geographically.
Smack dab in the middle of nowhere in the sense that it's in the middle of the Florida Everglades.
The alligators, which are now no longer endangered, there's an expression or a joke.
If you come across a body of water in Florida, put your hand in it and take your hand out.
And if your hand's wet, it might have a gator in it.
Gators are everywhere.
And they're calling this alligator Alcatraz because it's a detention center that's being built on an airstrip where they used to do police training.
From what I can tell, I've read reports that it can house or shelter 5,000 detainees.
Other sources were saying 1,000.
The hell's my problem.
By the sounds of it, it might be 3,000 to 5,000.
I think it's Benny Johnson who posted a video showing what it looks like.
And get ready for the people saying, oh my goodness, they literally built cages.
is what it looks like I mean, it kind of looks like summer camp of the most awful kind.
That being said, clean beds, facilities where people are detained, because if you go to prisons and you're going to say, oh my goodness, is this how they keep inmates in jails?
People are going to say, yeah, it's atrocious.
Stay out of jail.
Quit breaking the law.
A-S-S-H-O-L E, to quote liar-liar.
So apparently, they have now adapted this airstrip in the middle of the glades with temporary tent structures to house up to, detain up to 3,000 illegal aliens, possibly up to 5,000.
And then the question becomes, how on earth are they going to deal with all of what is my problem?
Fat fingers.
I'm trying to share the screen, not kill the screen.
How are they going to process these thousands of illegal aliens that they are going to?
It's from a bureaucratic administrative perspective.
This is what happens when government works properly and efficiently.
They take a strip that has a landing strip on it, an airplane landing strip where people can be flown in and flown out, imported and then deported.
Or as they like to say now, remigrated because that's the, you want to play the war of the words and you want to play relabeling things so that they're less offensive to the ears.
Nobody's being deported.
They're just being remigrated to their countries of origin.
You have an airstrip.
You have DeSantis working with Trump.
You have temporary tents being built up.
You have air conditioning units being brought in because I would agree if there's no air conditioning units in this location, in Florida, in summer, in the humid wetness of the Everglades, it's not just going to be inhumane for the detainees.
It'll be inhumane for the staff.
So nobody's going to want that.
How are they going to process all of these illegal aliens or get them in, get them out, have them heard?
Being reported by DC Draino, Trump DeSantis confirmed Florida will deputize National Guardsmen as immigration judges.
Instead of waiting three years for a deportation decision, it will be made in less than three days at Alligator Alcatraz.
Every red state needs to follow suit.
Some people are going to be out there saying, how on earth are you going to deputize a National Guardsman to be an immigration judge?
I mean, immigration judges has the word judge in it, so surely there must be training.
They have to be lawyers for 10 years.
These are administrative positions.
These are positions where they're using the term judge in a very loose Merriam-Webster, according to Hoyle definition of the term judge.
They're judging something, but they are administrative positions.
And that's not to undermine them.
It's just to say, you don't need Judge Bosberg's adjudicating on immigration processing.
You need administrative judges and you need more of them.
And so in order to get more of them, you can deputize the National Guard and say, here are the criteria.
And now you're going to hear these cases.
Listen to what DeSantis and Trump are saying.
And some people are saying, Viva, how can you love DeSantis as a governor?
I love DeSantis as a governor, and I love Trump as a president.
And I think what happened was the best for Florida in that we still retained DeSantis as governor and we got Trump as president.
That being said, listen to what they're talking about here.
This is, we're offering up our National Guard and other folks in Florida to be deputized to be immigration judges.
We're working with the Department of Justice for the approvals.
I'm sure Pam will approve.
But then you have, I'll have a National Guard judge advocate here.
Someone has a notice to appear.
Biden would tell them to come back in three years and appear.
Now you'll be able to appear in like a day or two.
So they're not going to be detained, hopefully, for all that long.
We'll have people here in this facility that can make, you know, it's a bureaucracy.
The president's got to deal with the bureaucracy.
Now, that Supreme Court ruling was good because that's going to allow him to be able to exercise Article II the way founders intended.
But you still have bureaucracy.
So we want to cut through that so that we have an efficient operation between Florida and DHS to get the removal of these illegals done.
It's incredible.
First of all, I love Trump's body language.
Once upon a time, I would say true power is not the ability to lie with impunity.
It's the ability to get others to lie on your behalf.
And it was my deep thought when Hillary Clinton, when the Clinton machine got everybody to do their lying for them.
I was like, yeah, that's that's kind of power.
Like, Clinton doesn't even have to do this anymore, people do it on her behalf.
She doesn't have to put out the order for someone to be taken down.
Everybody knows what needs to be done.
That's one type of true power.
The other type of true power is when you have loyalty and love and political love, or at least political loyalty.
I don't know if DeSantis loves Trump and vice versa, but they are working together now.
And this is true power when you have the president.
First of all, he's very, very content having governors working with him to carry out his election promise and the reason why he is in this position in the first place.
But look at Trump as he doesn't need to say anything.
He just rocks back and forth with gleeful delight as his administration is authorized to implement the policy that they were elected to implement.
We're offering up our National Guard and other folks in Florida to be deputized to be immigration judges.
We're working with the Department of Justice for the approvals I'm sure Pam will approve.
But then you have, I'll have a National Guard judge advocate here.
Someone has a notice to appear.
Biden would tell them to come back in three years and appear.
Now you'll be able to appear in like a day or two.
So they're not going to be detained, hopefully, for all that long.
We'll have people here in this facility that can make, you know, it's a bureaucracy.
It's absolutely incredible.
It's, look, government needs to be as small as humanly possible.
Government is a necessary evil, even when it works properly.
When it doesn't work properly and it becomes an administrative blob, it's death and destruction of a nation.
If you need to have modern day evidence, look up to Canada.
When government works properly and people are going to say, oh my goodness, the cages.
Who built the cages, Joe?
A, it was Obama that built the cages, first of all.
It was Obama that had kids locked up in these cages.
Nobody is happy seeing that.
And you're going to have people saying here, they're literally putting them in cages.
When you are detained by federal law enforcement, you go in a cage.
It's a terrible thing, but it's what happens.
When you get arrested, you go in a cage.
When you have an arraignment, you're coming out of a cage.
When you get convicted, you're going into a cage.
If you have kids, they're being separated from their parents.
The idea that somehow these illegal aliens would be above the law in terms of the treatment that they receive is a Biden-era double standard.
Two-tier cure doesn't only exist in the UK.
You have two-stride and Biden.
I don't know.
I just made that up.
You have a system where it says somehow illegal aliens, when they get detained, should not be detained in prison cages or that they should be released, left to their own volition to come back for their hearing dates, for which they don't come back by and large.
And so what are you going to have?
Alligator Alcatraz, I think people are objecting to the name, which we're going to get to in a second.
You're going to have a fully functional detainment center that is going to adjudicate and rule on, give the due process that is afforded to illegal aliens, bring in more administrative staff if you need them, deputize National Guard to the extent it's necessary, shorter, more effective.
And in as much as anybody thinks it's terrible to keep people in cages, in the ordinary run of things, everybody should be free.
But when you're a criminal convicted or detained because you're illegal, may you be in that cage for as short a time as possible.
And what they're putting together in Florida is nothing shy of administrative awesomeness.
I don't want to say awesome in a good sense, administrative efficacy.
And now people are taking offense to the idea that they're calling it alligator Alcatraz.
Benny Johnson put up a tweet that says they actually have merch.
And I can understand people saying, how can you make merch for alligator Alcatraz?
How can you give it such a name when you're ignoring or almost rejoicing in the suffering of the humans?
First of all, no one is.
But second of all, they make movies about Alcatraz.
They make merch about Alcatraz.
They take tours of Alcatraz to highlight the fact that it was intended to be the prison that built that nobody could get out of.
So branding is everything.
And you've got, you know, the top brander in chief in the White House right now.
But what you've got is highlighting for all the other states how it can, should, and must be done if it is to be done effectively.
Take offense at people being in cages.
Sorry, that's the way the system works.
Take offense at people giving it a comical name, Alligator Alley.
The idea is, by the way, I showed you that map where it is on a map because it's in the middle of nowhere.
But I want to show you, I'll give you the, well, the zoomed in map.
Let me just make sure that I can show you this without.
Here we go.
The zoomed in map from the big map in the middle of nowhere.
This highway right here, I don't, is the 41 alligator alley.
Tamien, I'm not sure if this highway is alligator alley, but there's a, there's a highway called Alligator Alley, literally because when you traverse the Wang, that is Florida, you're traversing the Everglades.
And I literally, as I'm driving, I'm looking out the window to see what's in the canal, and I see gators out the window.
The idea with this is that it's not impenetrable.
It's inescapable.
If you get out of this thing, this is the airstrip right here, you've got one road and one road only to get out of there.
But if you try to get fancy and make your way through the glades, if anybody has never seen the Everglades, you might not understand why it's impossible.
Even if there were no gators, no pythons, no cats, even if there were only the microscopic deterrent, brain-eating parasites, which are there, brain-eating amoebas that go up your nose and they will literally eat your brain.
Even if there weren't that, sawgrass, humidity, mosquitoes, wasps.
I mean, it's, I jokingly say it's like continental, it's the Australia of continental North America.
But it is, It's a wild thing to look at.
I can appreciate why people don't like people seemingly rejoicing in this.
But the flip side, I can understand why Americans are rejoicing in taking back their country and having a president who is finally not just taking it back, fixing it, and then giving it back to the American people.
People, good evening.
How goes the battle?
Viva Fry, David Fryheight, former Montreal litigator, current Florida Rumbler.
Right now we are in central Florida.
Like I said, we went on a lazy river today.
I'll see if I can get the mammoth tooth.
My wife, if she's watching the show while I'm live, she'll bring me the mammoth tooth.
It's totally cool.
And I asked if I could keep it.
There were people there hand sifting through the rocks for sharks.
Not able to stick to the three o'clock schedule today because of travel, internet connection, and family.
And I say the one-hour stream is therapeutic for everybody.
I know people, and I know parents who said, we do not take family trips with kids.
I think I might understand why growing up, my father only took maybe four family trips with the kids.
It ain't easy, people.
It ain't easy, but it's fantastic.
Florida is absolutely beautiful.
So I'll be back to my regular schedule on the 4th of July, which is going to be my second 4th of July in the United States of America, but we're going to be celebrating it properly.
I'll be back to schedule on Friday.
Until then, bear with me on the odd times when I can actually escape, get internet connection, and get in front of the computer.
We are going to talk about Diddy in a few seconds because Diddy, last I checked, I mean, the news was breaking because Diddy was found guilty on four of the five charges, Rico, but the jury did not reach a verdict on the other charge, and the judge sent them back.
We're going to get to that in a second.
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Now, without belaboring the joke of that being me, I did go for a jog in the middle of Central Florida at about four o'clock in the afternoon.
This is my, what do they call this?
The salts and stuff that you got to re-rehydrate with afterwards.
Electrolytes.
Electrolytes, thank you.
I got my kids some water at the Circle K or whatever the hell that place is.
And it's in the black tin bottle.
And it said it's got electrolytes.
And I was like, it's got electrolytes in.
Why do we need electrolytes?
That's from Idiocracy, if anybody hasn't seen it.
What was I about to say?
It had to.
Oh, yes, that's right.
It was pivoting off.
Before we get into Diddy, before we get into Diddy, sounds disgusting.
Before we get into the Diddy case and pivoting off of the illegal aliens, this is funny.
I say it's funny.
I read the story and I'm like, all right, even when you become a naturalized citizen, you might not be safe if you engage in no goodness.
I don't know if you've heard about this, but I did.
And people were saying to me, like, hey, Viva, they're coming for you next.
I was like, first of all, look, you are, I'm not yet a naturalized U.S. citizen.
So it does not even yet apply to me.
But when you understand that visas, being recognized as a naturalized citizen, is a privilege of the highest order to be accepted into the citizenship, citizenry of these United States of America.
Hold on a second, President Trump.
I want to hear what you have to say here.
Good morning.
We're going out to Alligator Alcatraz.
It's the East Coast version.
And it should be very exciting, very good.
Worked very hard on it with Ron and everybody.
And I think it's going to be great.
And then I'll be back here fighting for the bill.
And I hear it's going okay.
We'll move it along.
But we'll be back here pretty early.
And what's the alligator alcatraz?
The idea that it doesn't liberate.
They just get eaten by an alligator or a snake.
I guess that's the concept.
This is not a nice business.
I guess that's the concept.
If you, you know, snakes are best, but alligators, we're going to teach them how to run away from an alligator, okay?
If they escape prison, how to run away.
By the way.
Run in a straight line.
You run like this.
And you know what?
Your chances go up about 1%.
We're having good thing.
By the way, mark my words.
They're going to fact-check Trump on that.
Running zigzag to outrun an alligator is an urban legend.
It does nothing.
You just need to run faster than the person next to you.
That's where kids come in handy.
That's not funny, but bing, but boom.
I'm joking.
But we did go out in the kayak the other day, and I realized once I saw those alligators, I was like, we're not doing that again.
All right.
Set that aside.
Fact-check Trump.
Trump out spewing false information about how to outrun an alligator.
The headline of the article: DOJ memo pushes for broader effort to revoke naturalized U.S. citizenship.
Now, this is kind of funny because when the article came out yesterday with Elon Musk going to do everything he can to get revenge on Trump, and I'm like, he won't do that because he's not self-destructively vengeful.
And I said yesterday, you know, the only thing I can foresee him doing is actively supporting Thomas Massey in his reelection or whatever.
And then today it comes out and I think Elon Musk put out a poll that said, who wants to help Thomas Massey?
Elon said, I do, I do.
And then I said, you know, he's not self-destructively vindictive because the government, unfortunately, has the monopoly of violence and has the monopoly of the power of government.
I'm wondering whether or not this is sort of like a needleback at Elon Musk, who is a naturalized citizen.
Yeah, if you do things we don't like, we might revoke your naturalized citizenship.
Listen to this.
DOJ has laid out new guidelines encouraging its attorneys to seek to strip U.S. citizenship from those who have naturalized if they have committed various crimes.
The June 11 memo tells attorneys in the civil division to move to strip citizenship from immigrants if they pose a threat to national security.
We might need to know what that means.
Or gained the status through fraud by failing to acknowledge past crimes.
What concerns me up front, what concerns me the most about this is how subsequent administrations who might be anti-Trump might use this if it ever goes through or gets ratified.
Just bear that in mind.
I would not feel comfortable with Kamala Harris or demented Joe Biden or Gavin Newsom or Tampon Tim Noble's walls wielding this power to strip naturalized citizenship of people they deem to be a national security federal who failed to acknowledge past crimes.
But nonetheless, the memo lists a number of other qualifying crimes, adding that attorneys can prioritize denaturalization, even for those who are facing pending criminal charges that have not yet secured a conviction.
It recommends denaturalization for those, quote, who pose a potential danger to national security, including those with a nexus to terrorism, or who, quote, committed felonies that were not disclosed during the naturalization process.
How could you have committed a felony without that having been disclosed during the naturalization process or otherwise made material misrepresentations?
It also notes the amendment was not intended to place any limits on denaturalization efforts, saying its attorneys can also take up, quote, any other cases referred to the civil division that the division determines to be sufficiently important to pursue.
The provision is so vague that it would permit the division to denaturalize for just about anything.
It could be something prior to or following naturalization.
Given the other priorities discussed in the memo, it could be for exercising First Amendment rights or encouraging diversity in hiring, now recast as fraud against the United States.
Troublesome journalists who are naturalized citizens, students, university professors, infectious disease doctors who try to, yeah, Joyce Vance, a law professor and former U.S. attorney appointed by former President Obama, wrote on her blog.
I'm not sure I disagree with her concern entirely.
All are now vulnerable to the vagaries of an administration that has shown a preference for deporting people without due process and dealing with questions that come up after the fact and with a dismissive tone.
Well, I don't agree with this part right here because there will be some due process for this.
I mean, unless it just is Marco Rubio or somebody saying, stripped, that was your due process and now get out.
There will be much more due process for naturalized citizens.
So I'm less concerned that it's going to be flippant and willy-nilly.
I am concerned as to how it might be interpreted.
Trump on Tuesday said he'll take a look when asked by a reporter if he would deport Elon Musk, given his criticism of President's big, beautiful bill.
I don't know.
I think we'll have to take a look.
I don't even know who that is.
We might have to put Doge on Elon.
You know what Doge is?
Doge is the monster that might have to go back and eat Elon.
Wouldn't that be terrible, Trump said, referencing the Department of Government Efficiency?
It's very funny, by the way.
I mean, this is why.
Yeah.
And this is when they were calling for it, by the way.
It was Zoran Mamdani and what's her face, Ilan Omar.
Who was it that just admitted that their parents made misrepresentations when they got naturalized?
I forget who it was, but it was either Ilhan or, you know what?
I think it has to be Ilhan because I can't think of anybody else.
I don't know.
Okay, here.
And after progressive candidate Zoran Mamdani won the Democratic primary for the New York City mayoral race, rep Andy Ogles, Tennessee Republican, called for stripping the citizenship of the Ugandan-born nominee.
But the directive from the Justice Department also poses risk to nearly 25 million naturalized citizens, according to 2023 data.
A judge has already approved one denaturalization for Elliot Duke, an Army veteran and United Kingdom dual citizen.
Duke was found to have been distributed, Duke was found to have been, quote, distributing child sexual abuse material, end quote, but failed to acknowledge the matter when applying for naturalization and being asked about any past illegal activity.
You see, that would be fine with me.
That would be the case where, yeah, strip the PETO of his citizenship for having not disclosed it at the time of application.
Question would be, if he committed similar, the same crimes after in America, I can see people looking to deport your ass.
So if you're going to accept the good grace of naturalization in these United States of America, be a good citizen.
Don't be a terrorist or a pedophile.
Not that hard, by the way.
It's really not that hard.
Sorry.
Okay, people, let me see what's going on in the tip questions.
I haven't seen this.
J-Ash62 over in our locals community.
Viva, I have tried so many times to get a message to you about the awesome real fossils you can hunt for in Florida.
Things like megalodon teeth and actual dinosaur bones.
I would love to see you and Ethan take that adventure.
Here is one of the many YouTubers who did it and some great things you can find.
Well, I'll tell you, when we're not pulling hair out, determining whether or not we are literally turning this car back and going home, we're going to do that.
That is the plan.
Megalodon tooth hunting either tomorrow or the day after.
But I get concerned.
So it's on the itinerary.
I get concerned when the emphasis is on education because then like, oh, we're going to go hunt for Megalodon teeth.
But the emphasis is on education.
I was like, oh, all right, that means we're not going to find anything.
But if you want to buy a megalodon tooth, we got a nice one for 400 bucks in the gift shop.
But we are doing it.
So, J Ash, we are.
There will be a video.
And we had a good one today also.
Just in the...
Everybody thinks it's just flat Miami, but it's so flipping beautiful.
I don't know if you can hear the wind blowing.
It's slightly overcast.
Children are coming in from the.
Oh, have you brought the megalithe?
You brought the manatee tooth?
No.
Okay, here.
Dad, dad.
Yeah.
Massive catfish.
It was pregnant.
Hold on.
Can you see the picture?
Yes, the kid caught a catfish.
Let me see this.
See, the question I had is whether or not these things, which we find on all of the paths, are fossils or are they just sun-bleached?
You're going to take this and get out of here.
We're still alive.
No, no, get it.
If you can, go find the manatee too.
That's cool.
But yeah, so we're doing that.
Now I was going to read the Bill Tong.
My goodness.
Stop it, Viva.
Okay, hold on.
We're going to get to Diddy in a second, people, but they're going to leave for that discussion.
So my child caught this catfish.
It was bigger than it looks.
It was bigger than it looks.
We could have eaten that.
Two hands.
You could have?
Yeah.
It was pregnant.
How do you know it was pregnant?
It had a big, big belly.
That's just catfish.
No, no, no, no, no.
It was eggs coming out of the JJ?
No.
Okay, get out of here.
Go.
Oh, we got the mail.
Okay, get out.
Go, go.
I'll be there in a second.
So, okay, okay.
He wants to see it.
He wants to see it.
This is it, and then we're going to get on with the show, people.
Okay, look at this.
So I find this in the water.
I just scoop it up.
I'm like, oh, hold on, get close here.
Oh, somebody actually lost a tooth.
And then I googled it.
In fact, no, I didn't Google it.
The kids took the Google picture and then they said, yeah, these are fossilized manatee teeth.
And they're actually quite common.
So it looks like a big, disgusting tooth.
All right, I think I've gone too much with that.
All right.
Did I read the Bill?
I didn't read Bill Tong yet.
Bill Tong, sorry.
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He's based in Texas.
Anton is an amazing guy, doing amazing stuff with his business.
We found this.
We didn't find this one.
Someone gave this one to us.
This is just another.
I don't even know if this is just a rib bone that someone threw in the water after their lunch, but what else do we got there?
Oh, and then one amazing, perfect tooth.
Last one, I promise.
This one my daughter found.
Look at that.
Yeah, see how get the backdrop.
That's a beautiful tooth.
And you can even see the serrated edges on it.
Florida's amazing.
All right, now for the topic of the evening, I'm going to just go see if Fox News has had any updates.
It's like I was listening to Tim Poole as I go for a jog, and he's like, yeah, it's a slow news week.
I was like, I guess it depends.
But then the news of the day broke that Diddy reaches partial verdict in sex trafficking racketeering trial.
The jury in Sean Diddy Combs, Puff Daddy, P. Diddy, sex trafficking, racketeering trial began, man, whatever.
They began deliberating June 30th.
I reached out to Joe Nierman.
By the way, I'll give a very, not a superficial analysis of this, but I will not give as much of an in-depth, amazing analysis of this as Joe Nierman, Good Logic, L-A-W-G-I-C.
He's been on the channel a bunch.
He's an amazing guy.
He's been covering this daily, day in and day out.
And now everybody can see that I've gotten into UFC.
Ooh, maybe I want to get that.
By the way, anybody wants to send anything?
Send unopened, send boxes of UFC cards.
And if you want me to read a message while I unpack them, I would love that.
I've gotten enough cards from Optics 2022, 2023.
But it's funny to see this come up.
So Joe Nearman has been covering this.
Inner City Press has been covering it.
I had Joe on a while back, and I've been going to him to get my understanding of the trial.
There was some discussion as to whether or not, let me take this out here.
There was some legitimate disagreement or what's the word I'm looking for?
Hypothecating, hypothesizing as to whether or not he was going to get acquitted on the big charges.
The Rico was the big charge.
And I had said, for what it's worth, I mean, this was sort of an easy one to predict because when your defense is, yeah, he's a wife beater, but he's not a sex trafficker.
Yeah, he gets jealous and violent.
Sorry, he gets violent and psychotic when he gets jealous, but he's not a Rico sex trafficker.
You're in a very, very bad place.
When you have video of him savagely beating an ex-girlfriend, but his defense is that it wasn't the violence used to subdue someone into trafficking, but it was just him being angry because he was jealous.
Oh, that's right.
He gets violent when he gets jealous and intoxicated.
That's it.
But he's not a sex trafficker and he's not involved in racketeering, intimidation, criminal organization.
He just gets violent when he gets jealous And inebriated or intoxicated, which he does a lot.
So there was some discussion as to whether or not he would get off on the RICO charges.
I said, you know, and by all accounts, Joe Nierman's prediction: dead to rights for the second or the cross-interstate trafficking for prostitution, because he did it.
He just thought it was legal, I guess.
It looks like he got convicted on the big charge of RICO.
Racketeering, intimidation, criminal organization.
I said, regardless, I said he was going to get convicted.
I think I said he was going to get convicted, but whatever.
My whole point in this is that the prosecution in this case was the cover-up.
Much like it was in Ghelane Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein.
I put out a quasi-humorous tweet because you feel sick being right about it.
But I said, you know, like Diddy, Epstein, and Maxwell were all sex trafficking to the same people.
No one.
Themselves.
Epstein was running a sex trafficking ring to himself.
Diddy was running a sex trafficking ring to himself solely for his own purely personal carnal pleasures.
The cameras that he had set up across the rooms of his mansion, that was just so he could get really good videos for his own purely personal primal pleasures, carnal pleasures.
Horse crap.
We're now dealing with another trafficker who apparently was trafficking to nobody but himself.
If you believe that, I've got a bridge to sell you.
The jury in Sean Diddycomb's sex trafficking racketeering trial reached a verdict on four of the five counts against the rapper, 418 today.
That is barely three hours ago.
Jury indicated they couldn't reach a unanimous decision on the racketeering charge.
One of the most, oh, I'm sorry.
So I made a correction in real time.
They couldn't reach the, we'll see about that one.
One of the most serious charges.
Federal RICO violation could result in 20-year sentence.
The transportation to engage in prostitution could carry a sentence of up to 10 years, while sex trafficking by force, fraud, or coercion, 20 years.
There are three options.
So he got them on all, except for the time being.
Point of clarification.
I got to interrupt you there.
Bring your avatar up and maybe, I don't know if you're in volume for it.
I actually don't have it with me on the machine.
Point of clarification.
He was not convicted.
There is no actual verdict of guilty or not guilty.
The way that they worded these articles are kind of odd.
I did watch it live with Nate.
They actually didn't announce it.
So they came to a verdict decision, but they never actually announced what that decision was.
Just point of clarification.
Hold on one second.
So that means it could be acquittal on all of them?
That is a possibility, although every pundit finds that to be small.
That is correct.
I'm not interested in punditry.
No, that is correct.
There is, to be clear, there is no verdict that has been made public.
They came to a decision on four of the five charges, but the judge has not told anybody what that decision was.
Hold on.
So they came to a decision, which means it's unanimous on four of the five charges.
On charges two through five, yeah.
Okay, so okay, fine.
So I can understand why everybody is taking that as a conviction, because if it were anything but if it were anything but unanimous, it would be either, if it goes the distance, it would be, okay, so fine.
So let me temper all of that with what Encryptus just said.
Encryptus, for those of you who don't know, agent guru underscore IO.
That's wild, though, because that's actually, you're reading the articles, reading everything except for seeing the news.
They've reached a unanimous verdict then on four of the five charges.
There's no realm where that's a unanimous acquittal.
There's no realm of the universe where that's a unanimous acquittal, but then they're still having debates about the RICO.
So I guess that's the rationale in all of it.
Encryptus, tell me I'm smart, wrong, dumb, or if that's the concern.
You're right.
And I think that my belief, and I think everybody I've watched in the last couple hours since this blew up, is it's guilty on those four charges.
It's just not official.
Yeah, well, and no, because I'm trying to think logically.
If they were unanimous on four of the five, but they're not unanimous on the RICO yet, if they were unanimous acquittal on the four of the five, they would not be, there would be no question about the RICO.
That's my assumption on that.
Okay, fine.
So now I understand it.
All right.
Well, so subject to all of that, assuming he gets convicted.
There also is, in my humble view, no way in hell he does not get convicted of the transportation to engage in prostitution.
There's zero chance he gets off on that.
Although he's already gotten off on that.
There's zero chance he gets found not guilty on that.
You see what I did there?
Bada bing, bada boom.
Okay, so let's keep going then with this article.
Subject to all of that, I now understand what's going on here.
Ooh, you can get two autographs in the prison box?
All right, everybody, I'm going to give you my P.O. box in a second.
Jury indicated they couldn't reach that.
There are now three options left for the jury.
The judge instructed the jury to continue deliberating for now.
Second option would be to give supplemental jury instructions.
Lastly, the jury could return a partial verdict.
However, the judge, Arun Subramanian, said he is not considering the third option at this point.
Encryptus, if you're able to check it out, are they still in deliberation for the day or have they been released for the day?
It's 7.15.
They actually, they wanted to go home.
The judge said, no, stay here longer.
So there's still a verdict watch going on, but it looks like they are going to be going home at some time shortly.
I'm picturing Homer Simpson out there.
It's like, wait a minute.
If we deliberate again, we get another dinner and another night in a hotel.
Although I don't think they're sequestered.
Encryptus, Duino, are they sequestered?
They're not.
Okay, so they get to go home.
All right, well, we'll see about this.
Let me just finish this article.
When the jury brought back into the court, when the jury was brought back into the court, when the judge asked them to keep deliberating, Saying it's their duty to discuss among themselves and form opinions.
Judge Sabramanian said the jurors must reach a unanimous verdict, but must not give up their convictions merely to return a verdict or satisfy the rest of the jurors.
The jury was then dismissed back to the jury room.
Court has concluded for the day.
We'll resume deliberation.
Oh, so they're out.
Okay, court has concluded for the day.
After the jury sent the note indicating they had reached a partial verdict, everyone returned to the courtroom.
Diddy remained seated with his hands on his lap.
At one point, he was whispering with his lawyer, Tony Tiny.
Is that a typo?
I thought it was Tony, Tenny Garagos.
I think that's Tony.
Diddy also spoke with defense attorney Javier Donaldson.
Judge can be heard flipping through pages.
Jurors began deliberating on Monday.
Diddy's defense.
Okay, so what do we say here?
Diddy's defense called no witnesses.
Let me see something here.
Jurors began deliberating on Monday, June 30th, after hearing several weeks of trial testimony.
The prosecutors chose to rest the case on the 24th.
Special Agent Joseph Carchiello was the final witness to take the stand for the prosecution, making him the 34th person to testify.
Diddy called no witnesses, pleaded not guilty.
Jury in closing arguments, Diddy's attorney Mark Agnifilio.
Agnifilo, go look up, I forget who he was.
He's represented all of the bad people, but everyone's entitled to a defense.
Insisted the rapper was innocent.
He noted that it takes courage for a juror to acquit.
Return him to his family who have been waiting for him.
Yeah.
Including Cassidy.
He's also accused the prosecution of bringing a fake trial against Diddy, claiming the government went after his private sex life.
Well, when you're beating your girlfriend in the public hallway of a holiday inn or whatever it was, according to his lawyer, none of the prosecution witnesses testified to engaging in racketeering.
Agnafilo pointed out the disgraced moguls, former employees all described working for him as hard, but also said it was like going to Harvard business school.
Yeah, right.
It's a fake trial, yaddy.
Okay, skip this crap.
Defense attorney also claimed the rapper never participated in sex trafficking.
Agnafilo claimed what happened between Diddy and his ex-girlfriend Cassie was domestic violence, not trafficking.
Good defense there.
Let's see how that works out.
Owning the domestic violence, we own it, he said in court.
That's not charged.
Before the defense's closing arguments, government explained the trial approved each charge against Diddy, two counts of sex trafficking, racketeering, and two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution.
Oh, okay, fine.
What a fucking degenerate.
I'm sorry.
Well, we don't need to go into that.
All right.
I was going to close all of this, but that's what's going on.
So we're waiting, I guess, on the unanimous verdict on the last charge.
Okay, so with that big caveat, people, that's what's going on with P. Diddy.
Amen.
Go on.
I just dropped it into your Twitter DM.
I'll let you read it yourself.
Okay, so hold on a second.
Here, by the way, if anybody wants to send boxes of UFC fighting cards, people, I found a new here.
I'm Joe.
This is my P.O. box anyhow.
If anybody wants to send stuff, because who doesn't like getting stuff?
DMs over on Twitter.
Breaking news.
Well, let's see.
Okay, let's see how this goes.
Agent Guru.
So let's see this.
Ceasefire in the Middle East.
He'll get a flipping...
He'll get...
By the way, before we get over the Diddy case, I repeat my theory.
The prosecution was the cover-up.
So much cover-up.
I don't even know where to go.
Okay, my humble opinion, people.
Nick Sortor, tweeting, breaking, President Trump announced Israel has agreed to a 60-day ceasefire in Gaza, during which time they'll work to formally end the war.
The peace president never stops.
Reading from his truth, Donald John Trump at Real Donald Trump.
My representatives had a long and productive meeting with the Israelis today in Gaza.
Israel has agreed to the necessary conditions to finalize the 60-day ceasefire, during which time we will work with all the parties to end the war.
The Qataris and Egyptians, who have worked very hard to help bring peace, will deliver this final proposal.
I hope for the good of the Middle East that Hamas takes this deal because it will not get better.
It will only get worse.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
I can understand people don't like Israel.
People don't like every country on earth.
There's always going to be a country.
And I can understand some of the grievances that people have with Israel.
Where I think those people or some of those people are wrong is in referring to Trump as Netanyahu's bitch.
Now, I've seen a number of people say it.
I think they're within their rights to say it, within their rights to think it.
I also think they are wrong to think it.
What I like to think now, by the way, and I think I'm right, is that it's not Bibi bending or twisting Trump's arm in the way maybe Bibi twisted other presidents' arms.
Or maybe I've got my theories, but they're unsubstantiated and I will keep them to myself for the purposes of this musing.
I think what we're witnessing right now is not Israel discovering that it wants peace.
I genuinely think what we have right now is Trump saying to Netanyahu, the gig is up.
And this is what I personally think with no better information than everything I know.
Trump went to Bibi and said, you dragged us into that Iran conflict.
At least, you know, maybe you, maybe we're even happy it did because we got to strike those three nuclear facilities.
But you struck too early.
You kind of embarrassed me.
You kind of made it look like you're walking me on a leash and not vice versa, Bibi.
And I don't like that one bit.
And I think Trump said to Israel, you want to keep this relationship up.
You're going to start listening to me.
And I'm going to start keeping you on a short leash.
I'm not Obama.
I'm not Biden.
And you're not going to get to dog walk me the way you did.
And I found it embarrassing.
And now I think Trump might be doing a little bit more of this with respect to the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
October 7 was a terrorist attack of the most atrocious kind on earth.
We have never had the answers to the questions that we've been asking from day one.
When people come out and say Israeli intelligence confirmed the extent of the damage on the nuclear facilities, I do find it interesting that people would rely on the same Israeli intelligence that was at the helm of the most catastrophic failure in Israeli intelligence in the history of the country on October 7.
But I definitely get the impression right now that it's Trump saying, I'm not Obama and I'm not Biden and I'm not liking what you're doing right now.
So Paula Happy Gilmer, you know, BB, I know what you're doing right now and I don't like it.
So why don't you just shut your trap before I put my foot in it is what I think is happening to say, look, October 7 was the obviously most abject act of horrendous, heinous terrorism against Israel and Jews since the Holocaust.
It's not carte blanche to raise Gaza, turn it into the parking lot of glass that many people use that term.
And at some point, you're going to have to stop and you're going to have to say, let's do this.
Now, I like what he's saying, also, Hamas, ain't going to get any better.
And this is how Trump is quite amazing in putting the pressure on both sides to come to peace agreements in places where peace is the exact polar opposite of a gator in the Everglades.
Rare, fleeting, and almost impossible to find, obtain, and maintain.
And with that said, Snooty Mims says, do your children a favor and buy them Louis the Lobster on Amazon.
Oh, not your daughter, Mike is.
Great children's book.
Also, congratulations to King of Biltong on his new move.
Get some healthy and delicious King of Biltong.
Did Biltong move?
I know he was having trouble in Roanoke.
You'd think because he was in Texas, it would be a better place to do business.
Let me just see something here.
I'm going to show you what the book looks like.
Louis the Lobster returns to the sea.
Here, let me bring this out and let me bring this up.
Louis the Lobster, people, it's on Amazon.
I'm going to give everybody the link in a matter of seconds.
Get the book so I can be a bestseller.
I'm joking.
I don't really care about that at all.
Nor do I know how it works, actually.
But let me give you the link here.
The Amazon.
Oh, crap.
I don't have the link.
Sign in.
Why am I not signed into my Amazon account?
You know what book I've been listening to, by the way?
Oh, there's an electric boat on the water.
Cool.
I've been listening to Mark Hopis' biography, and it's actually amazing.
And what's amazing is I'm getting the kids to listen to it because I guess it doesn't feel like they're, you know, learning if they're listening to an audio book of the best band of all time.
Link for the Amazon.
Go get a book, people.
Snooty Mims, thank you very much.
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All good guys says Viva with a name like Arun, I'd expect the judge is either Indian or Thai.
Arun means morning in both languages.
The judge's name was, based on the, hold on, the judge, I'm thinking if I'm going to guess, by the way, hold on.
Subramanian, Subramanian.
I would have said Armenian because the rule that I know is names ending in IAN are Armenian in diaspora.
Names ending in YAN are Armenian living in Armenian.
But Arun Sabramarian.
Let me see here.
Let's see if we can get this.
No, he's definitely not Armenian.
American lawyer.
Yada, yada, yada.
Early life.
He was born in Pittsburgh to a Tamil family migrating from India.
Well, that's why it's good not to learn one rule and think it applies across the board.
But yeah, so Tamil.
Okay, very interesting.
Now, all that to say, we're going to move over to vivabarneslaw.locals.com for the after party.
Now that I'm off hour, I don't know who we go raid.
Let me see something here.
Getting a little windy.
They've been announcing rain all week, and it seems to have been missing where we are all week.
Let's go raid.
Oh, yeah, let's go raid academics.
They're on the cover page right now.
Here, Encryptus, I'll give you the link, and let's go raid Encryptus before we head on over to Viva Barnes Law and I'll show you the other haul that I got out of the river today.
Link.
There you go.
We'll raid them.
Everybody, go to Academics.
Let them know from whence you came and show some love.
And what are we going to do?
It's Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.
We'll see what I can pull off.
I'll see what the internet connection is like.
We're moving places tomorrow.
And if I can't get a show out, bear with me until I get back on regular schedule.
Friday, 4th of July, I'm going to get some fireworks.
I'm not going to blow my finger off.
I'm not going to blow up anybody or their cat.
But we are parting like it's the 4th of July, this 4th of July, this Friday.
So that is it.
What else?
Oh, yeah, one last one here.
Let me just remind everybody here.
Here's the P.O. box.
Send, because what I'm thinking of doing every show, or maybe every other show, or maybe once a week, because I like unpacking UFC fighting cards.
If there's a message to be read with it, I'll read the message and we'll do those unboxing or unpacking things and we'll see if we pull any good cards.
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There's a big fight coming up on August 2nd.
It is Tatsurio Tario.
Tario.
Tatsuro Tario is fighting.
And I'm back into the UFC and I'm loving it.
So, anybody who wants to send anything, that's the P.O. box.
And that is it.
That's it.
That really is it.
There was one other story.
Let me see here.
What happened?
They're running.
Sure, you've done something.
Partial verdict of Diddy trial.
Department files lost it against sanctuary.
Oh, we're going to read that.
We're going to save this one over for our locals community.
One story here.
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Encryptus, did I forget anything?
Encryptus is gone.
I did not forget anything.
Didn't forget anything.
Sorry, I couldn't hit the button quick enough.
We did everything.
I didn't miss any tipped questions.
Let me see here.
In our vivabarnslaw.locals.com community, we've got from Jake Jacob62 says, wrong, Viva, this all started with Trump's trip to Saudi Arabia.
Well, incidentally, not to say like, you know, you float a bunch of ideas, sometimes they come to fruition, sometimes they don't.
When people were shitting on Trump for accepting the gift, that $400 million plane, I'm like, first of all, like, okay, pay for it makes no difference, but this might be how you don't piss off people in a culture where refusing a gift is like looking a gift horse in the mouth.
And so I agree with you, Jake Jacobs.
But that also sort of does lend credibility to the argument that Trump, you know, not that he's cozying up with nations that we have traditionally regarded as terrorist nations.
But if you're trying to establish peace in the Middle East, you don't do that by continuing to perpetually and permanently regard nations as terrorist states.
You know, everybody says, okay, Iran is a state sponsor of terror.
They are.
How do you end that cycle?
You don't do it by eternally damning them into the pigeonhole of state sponsors of terror.
There's a tactful way of doing it.
It involves sugar.
It involves carrots and sticks.
And I think Trump is really walking this line properly.
But I agree with you.
Started with the trip to Saudi Arabia.
And I would say it started by not refusing that gift of that was from the Saudi.
Yeah, that was from the Saudis of the plane.
Because if you want to get up in front of the Saudis and say, you know, things are going to change.
We understand that nation building hasn't worked, but shit's going to change.
You don't get there by pissing off your host before you even arrive.
Avenging Angel says, I would prefer if Elon and President Trump would knock it off.
We have a nation to save, and this isn't helpful.
I think they will sooner than later.
So, yeah, I saw the meme of the alligators with ice hats.
I don't believe in making light of it.
Nobody would want to be there, and no one should wish someone to be there.
But unfortunately, illegal aliens, it's a problem that needs to be resolved yesterday.
So that is it.
All good guy says, yup.
Tamil is Indian.
Doubtful he's an American descent, of American descent.
Very few of them in India.
I think I get jokes.
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