July 28, 2025 - Viva & Barnes
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| And gentlemen of the interwebs. | |
| If I'm one minute late, it's only because I had a mildly stressful morning. | |
| If I've said it once, I've said it a million times. | |
| I am an idiot. | |
| Behold! | |
| Car started smoking. | |
| We just tried to change the order. | |
| It's smoking more now. | |
| I'm smoking a lot. | |
| Imagine we catch it blowing up. | |
| Come save us. | |
| Please. | |
| We need help. | |
| Call the toch. | |
| Okay, we'll give you guys up there. | |
| We almost lost the Starbucks, guys. | |
| We saved it. | |
| He's asking Chat GBT. | |
| I wasn't asking Chat G. I might have been just double checking something on the internet. | |
| What happens if you forget to put the gas cap back? | |
| Not the gas cap, sorry, the oil cap back on the oil when you change, not even change it, when you top it off because you had a little low oil. | |
| Ladies and gentlemen, I'm an idiot. | |
| And it's not that I'm an idiot. | |
| It's just that I have a very short attention span. | |
| So in the time that I took off the oil cap to top off the oil because it was running a little low and I was going to take it to Jiffy Lube sometime this week, the kid who's watching is like, hey, how do you check the oil levels? | |
| Like, oh, you take this little stick and you stick it down and then you rub it off and you stick it back down and then you see if the oil stain is somewhere in that little dotted section where it says adequate. | |
| Below, too low, above, too high. | |
| Then I forget to put these sort of the thing back on the top. | |
| And then we're driving and we noticed there was an error sign. | |
| It said like start stop error code. | |
| I was like, ah, I'll just get to Jiffy Lube now anyhow. | |
| And then as we're driving, we're like, there's smoke coming off the hood of the car. | |
| And it wasn't a seized engine at Nick Sortor. | |
| I saw your tweet. | |
| It was just oil splashing everywhere under the hood of the car on the engine components. | |
| Pulled over, wiped it down, let it cool off, went to Jiffy Lube, and they saved my butt. | |
| So that's what I did this morning. | |
| Good afternoon, everybody. | |
| How goes the battle? | |
| Viva Fry, former Montreal litigator, turned current Florida Rumbler. | |
| We are, it's another one of those days, you know, like in between the show yesterday, which was exceptionally at noon because I had a kid's birthday party. | |
| You want to talk about stress? | |
| Like 15, 12-year-old kids jumping around a community pool and you're like making sure people don't die. | |
| I think it was Louis C.K. had a good bid. | |
| He's like, you know, your role as a father is just to make sure your kids don't die. | |
| Don't get injured. | |
| Nobody's jumping in pools. | |
| Nobody's pushing in pools. | |
| That's what I've been doing. | |
| And it's summer and the kids go back to school sooner than later. | |
| And in between yesterday's show and today, will there be stuff to talk about? | |
| There will be stuff to talk about, people. | |
| If you don't know who I am, David Freiheit, I ran for federal office in Canada before I ran from Canada. | |
| And some of you might call me a coward, a traitor, a derelict, whatever. | |
| I can derelict my... | |
| When you see what's going on in Canada, and it's only getting worse, you might blame me for leaving. | |
| Okay, that's all fun and games. | |
| You're going to tell me what to do with my body and my family. | |
| Well, we might have to have a disagreement of a matter of opinion, and I think my opinion is better than yours. | |
| When you see what's going on in Canada, people, you'll understand. | |
| Canada is in the event horizon of a fallen nation. | |
| Whether or not it's already beyond that event horizon, it depends on who you ask. | |
| And I think if you ask a great many people, they will tell you it is far beyond the event horizon of a failed nation. | |
| We're going to do some follow-ups on what's going on in Canada. | |
| I was actually going to start with the Canadian stuff, but I figured I'd give a little intro just to let everybody know. | |
| If it looks like I look frazzled this morning, that would be why. | |
| Ginger Ninja in the house says, will a locals member from Florida please go revoke David's man card and mail it to me. | |
| I will shoot it at the gun range. | |
| I'm just an idiot. | |
| I just get distracted within five seconds. | |
| It doesn't matter. | |
| I blame the kids. | |
| I blame the kids. | |
| All right, we've got what's to talk about tonight, but today, and we're going to start with Canada. | |
| I'm going to go over the news of Sean Fuched. | |
| I don't know if I'm pronouncing it fucked, the Christian singer who was literally kissing the soil of these United States of Americas when he crossed back over the border. | |
| But I want to start with news, everybody, that you didn't know you needed to know. | |
| Because while Trump is scoring international trade deals, I've got to assess those before I take an opinion on them. | |
| When you have Trump scoring international trade deals, securing a border, forcing the European Union to possibly take their own destiny into their own hands, striking peace ceasefire deals. | |
| What do you have going on in Canada, people? | |
| You will not believe the progress that Mark J. Carney, three passport carrying globalist who are, is making in Canada. | |
| Building Canada strong. | |
| Batir in Canada for se encroab. | |
| For anybody who knows where he's at, that's the Confederation bridge behind him that connects Prince Edward Island to the mainland, if I'm not mistaken. | |
| Hold on a second. | |
| Let me just double check that. | |
| I remember we drove if we're going to build a stronger united economy. | |
| I hear we are going to need to make it more affordable to travel around this video. | |
| You don't hear what I hear. | |
| For people. | |
| Because I'm hearing the video, but I want to see this. | |
| Why was it playing the video without allowing me to see the video? | |
| Hold on one second. | |
| Confederation Bridge. | |
| For those of you who don't know, it was an actual Marvel. | |
| Confederation Bridge, Canada. | |
| Here we go. | |
| Let's get this. | |
| Confederation Bridge. | |
| We're going to have a little bit of history geography today. | |
| It's a massive bridge. | |
| That's telling us the traffic on it. | |
| Confederation Bridge, Wikipedia. | |
| Here we go. | |
| The Confederation Bridge is a box girder bridge carrying the Trans-Canada Highway across the Abiguite Passage of the Northumberland Strait, linking the province of Prince Edward Island to the mainland. | |
| Opened May 31st, 1997. | |
| We were there like two or three years after it was built. | |
| Marion and I, my wife, now back in the day when we used to take road trips every summer. | |
| The 12.9 kilometer bridge, that's 13 kilometers, eight miles, is Canada's longest bridge and the world's longest bridge over ice-covered water. | |
| It's an amazing, it's an amazing piece of construction. | |
| And now you get to travel it for 50% off because what the government was charging you beforehand is now going to be half price, people. | |
| For anybody who wanted to go, who anybody who was tempted to go, let me see if I can bring this thing up here. | |
| My goodness. | |
| Here we go. | |
| Bring it. | |
| Bada bing. | |
| Listen to this, people. | |
| Build a stronger, more if we're going to build a stronger, more united economy, and we are doing that. | |
| We are going to need to make it more affordable to travel around this country. | |
| Just appreciate what he's going to say here. | |
| This is Mark J. Carney, the new anointed prime minister of Canada. | |
| He's got three passports, people. | |
| Canada, Britain, Ireland. | |
| He's a globalist who are. | |
| He was literally a globalist banker. | |
| WEF Davos speaker. | |
| Invitee to Bilderberg meetings. | |
| I kid you not. | |
| Okay, but listen to what he has to say here. | |
| For people and for businesses. | |
| And that's what we're doing today. | |
| As of August 1st, the day Angelo and his family are now leaving the island. | |
| Canada's new government is reducing the toll for all vehicles on the Confederation Bridge by more than half, from $50, $25 to $20. | |
| They are reducing the exceedingly high toll that was already being imposed on all of the people who are traveling the Confederation Bridge that joins Prince Edward Island to mainland Canada. | |
| They're reducing it by more than half. | |
| Oh my goodness. | |
| But listen, because ordinarily they would be collecting that money, but now by not collecting it and bringing it into the coffers of the government, it's good for the economy. | |
| Here, here, here, here. | |
| I was waiting. | |
| I've always been waiting for the day that they were going to have the bridge toll on the Confederation Bridge adjoining Prince Edward Island to mainland Canada. | |
| I might just go back and do another road trip this summer because I'm going to save 20, I'm going to save $30 Canadian on the toll, which was already ridiculous. | |
| And we're reducing the tariffs, the fares, by 50% for passengers, for vehicles, for commercial traffic on Eastern Ferries. | |
| Those Eastern ferries that are federally supported. | |
| Look at Twitchy McGee in the back. | |
| Look at Christia Freeland in the back, twitching around like a kid who's getting bored at a concert. | |
| Reducing the tariffs, the fares, by 50% for passengers, for vehicles, for commercial traffic on Eastern ferries. | |
| Those Eastern ferries that are federally supported and funding Marine Atlantic to reduce its passenger fares by 50% on both routes. | |
| Yes. | |
| Finally, Mark. | |
| Making Canadians' life better. | |
| It's big money. | |
| Combined, this is going to save users approximately $100 million. | |
| That's $100 million and go back into our economy year after year. | |
| Pause. | |
| We'll end it there. | |
| $100 million that the government's not going to collect right now. | |
| That's going to get back into the economy year after year. | |
| That's amazing. | |
| It's almost like when the government takes the money, it's not stimulating any economy whatsoever. | |
| It's just a black hole of government reaching into your back pocket. | |
| Hey, what's that? | |
| You want to go to Prince Edward Island this year? | |
| 50 bucks to cross this bridge that you already paid for. | |
| That is the breaking news out of Canada, everybody. | |
| Go now. | |
| If any of you are thinking of going and you were deterred by the costs of the toll on the Confederation Bridge adjoining mainland Canada to Prince Edward Island, go visit Canada. | |
| But don't have any hopes up of, you know, worshiping in churches or anything, because when the churches in Canada aren't burning, everyone remembers the summer of the record levels of churches that somehow caught fire, arson. | |
| When they're cutting tolls on the bridges in Canada, you know what else they're doing in Canada? | |
| Desecrating every God-given right that any Canadian has ever had, including the most fundamental, which is the right to protest. | |
| Over the weekend, no, the right to protest, the right to celebrate worship. | |
| Over the weekend, Sean Fucht, a very famous Christian-American rocker, MAGA-related, ran into some issues in Canada in terms of his ability to perform, his ability to worship, his ability to hold shows. | |
| He had permits for concerts on public grounds, federal park, public grounds, pulled. | |
| At first, they said they were pulling the permits because of security concerns. | |
| Then they said they were pulling the permits because of his anti-2SLGBTQIA plus and anti-diversity positions. | |
| Then when he got accommodations within a church to perform, the gestapo up in Quebec said, no, no, no, you don't get to perform in a church because you don't have the right permits. | |
| And then when reminded of the fact that you don't need permits to worship in a church, well, smoke bombs went off at a church and the police did absolutely nothing. | |
| I want to highlight one thing here, by the way. | |
| I mentioned it the other day. | |
| This is not an ad for this particular company. | |
| It is to highlight when smoke bombs go off indoors and filters air them out. | |
| It's not without consequence. | |
| Here's a Levine LA20 air filtering filter thing. | |
| Here, let's just go. | |
| When you let off smoke bombs, people, this is what actually happens to AC units, to filtration units. | |
| This is amazing, by the way, because it will actually filter out the whatever it is in the chemicals and the smoke that makes it that color. | |
| By the way, that stuff goes into your lungs if you're breathing that in, but it ruins air conditioning units. | |
| It causes damage. | |
| And when Sam was about to do a show, in the middle of a show in a church, and a smoke bomb went off, it caused some damage to the church. | |
| And it's not just that it caused damage to the church. | |
| Police did nothing to arrest the assailants. | |
| It would seem now, following the reporting by Alexa Lavoie at The Voice Alexa, that the church is going to be fined $2,500 for having allowed Sean Fute to perform. | |
| Hey, listen to this. | |
| Talabois for Rebel News, bringing you the latest on the shocking story that unfolded last Friday at Ministerios Restoration Church in Montreal. | |
| Christian artist and pastor Sean Fort led a peaceful worship service with live music, but the city of Montreal tried to stop it down, claiming it didn't have the permit and authorization. | |
| In reality, it seems their problem wasn't paperwork. | |
| It was with who is. | |
| Sean Ford is an American Christian who stands for traditional values, is pro-life, and yes, has been seen praying with Donald Trump. | |
| Oh my goodness. | |
| He's lucky he got out of Canada, people. | |
| He's lucky they didn't find him for some of those retroactive tweets on Twitterland. | |
| Okay, sorry. | |
| Who's in this picture? | |
| It's a good looking group of people. | |
| Okay, hold on. | |
| Let's let this play out here. | |
| That's the real reason he was targeted. | |
| His crime, refusing to bow to political correctness and standing firm in his faith. | |
| The service went ahead anyway. | |
| I want to get to the part where there was smoke. | |
| Here we go. | |
| Look at that. | |
| Radical protesters and Antifa showed up. | |
| One agitator made it inside the church. | |
| Look at these people. | |
| There you go. | |
| Look at this guy right here. | |
| That's a winner. | |
| Just random middle fingers. | |
| And threw two smoke bombs onto the stage. | |
| Montreal Police, supposedly there to protect the event, seems to have lost control. | |
| Lost control. | |
| They didn't lose control, people. | |
| It's called anarcho-tyranny, and it's by design, not by accident. | |
| It's a feature, not a bug. | |
| I'm going to give everybody the link to Alexa Lavois' tweet on that and go give her a follow because she has criminally low number of followers on X and she's getting the best up-to-date news coming out of Canada. | |
| They allegedly, I don't know that they have fined the church just yet, but the news on the street is that they're going to find the church $2,500 for having allowed Sean to perform without a permit. | |
| Sean has gotten back to America, people, and I can safely tell you that I share this sentiment, bringing up this tweet here, of what he did when he got back into America. | |
| Sean Fuched at Sean Fucht back in an Flag of America emoji. | |
| Never done this before, but I'm doing it now. | |
| And he's seen literally kissing the ground. | |
| This is Canada, people. | |
| This is Canada where you interview people on the street and they don't have a problem with this. | |
| You have people online saying, well, just got to get that permit, eh? | |
| Just got to get the proper permits. | |
| Let the government authorize whatever you want to do, even if it's performing music within a church to worship. | |
| Get that permit and don't question the government. | |
| That's what Canada's up to. | |
| And I can absolutely share the sentiment that when you come to America, it's a shift in the zeitgeist. | |
| You escape the asylum where the patients are running the asylum and you get to the land of the free where you have some states that border the zeitgeist of Canada. | |
| Camie, California, commie, New York, Michigan. | |
| Even within those states, my goodness, you have a substantial portion of the population that says enough is enough with this nonsense. | |
| So Sean Fuch is back in America. | |
| From one of his tweets, he said lawsuits incoming. | |
| I don't know what that means, and I don't know what he hopes to aspire, attain by filing any lawsuit against whomever he might file them in Canada. | |
| But that's what's going on in Canada. | |
| Freedom of religion? | |
| Hell no. | |
| Freedom of speech? | |
| Hell no. | |
| Freedom of association? | |
| Hell no. | |
| Freedom of travel? | |
| Freedom of interprovincial travel. | |
| Canada has made it clear it doesn't give one sweet bugger all about any of the so-called God-given rights that are protected, enshrined in the Charter, in the Bill of Rights, because they are only there and they are only so good in as much as it can be tolerated in a free and democratic society. | |
| And Canada, in as much as it calls itself free and democratic, has decided all of those rights can be usurped at the flick of a switch. | |
| And the police will sit there and not only do nothing, they will threaten the journalists with arrest. | |
| Remember what they did to Alexa Lavois. | |
| They will physically assault the journalists. | |
| Remember what they did to Natasha. | |
| I had her on a while back. | |
| And they will sit idly by, twiddling their thumbs while they watch Antifa pro-Palestinian protesters, for whatever the reason they decided to protest outside a Christian worship service, throw smoke bombs and do absolutely nothing. | |
| But we're not yet done with Canada before we move on to America. | |
| When I say Canada has, I don't say it with glee. | |
| I don't say it with any sort of Schaudenfreuder or as my father used to say in Yiddish, Machia. | |
| When we were kids and we would get hurt doing something stupid, my father would rub his stomach and say, yeah, Machiah, which is sort of like, good for you. | |
| You got what you deserve. | |
| You're going to learn. | |
| That's not how I say this at all. | |
| I say this actually with a deep amount of sorrow and distress as if I'm watching a beautiful puppy get run over by a car, as if I'm watching a relationship fall apart. | |
| I'm looking at Canada saying, this is absolute madness. | |
| And it's a country that is no longer serious, that is not only not serious, but is actually something of a threat to the free world and the free Canadians who aspire to be free and happy within Canada. | |
| Do you remember during the election where I was absolutely right in all of my assessments about Pierre Polyev, not saying anything about Natasha being beaten by the Montreal police, not saying anything about the fact that the Canadian courts and the Crown, put it the Crown that oversees the subjects of Canada want to lock up two of the Ottawa protest organizers for seven and eight years respectively. | |
| Pierre Polyev only about a week ago said anything about that. | |
| In my assessment, 100% right. | |
| And it wasn't with joy and glee that I said it. | |
| And it's not with joy and glee that I say I was right. | |
| When he was running in his riding during the federal election, a riding that he lost is how badly he performed. | |
| And the ballot was something of a joke because the ballot had, I don't know if anybody remembers this. | |
| I was shocked at the time. | |
| The ballot had 91 candidates on it. | |
| And I made a joke at the time that I said, first of all, this looks like election interference in terms of confusing people so they don't even know who to vote for on the ballot. | |
| They want to show, you know, they're protesting the first past the post. | |
| I don't know what the purpose is, but they got 91 candidates on the ballot during the last federal election in Pierre Polyev's writing. | |
| Not to be outdone by the insanity. | |
| In the by-election where Pierre Polyev is going to run in Crowfoot, I believe, somewhere in Alberta, they now have over 200 candidates on the ballot. | |
| When the ballot had 91 candidates on it, it was over a meter long. | |
| That is a unit for three freedom feet. | |
| Now that it has over 200 candidates on it, it's expected to be upwards of seven feet long. | |
| A ballot for an election in a country that has shown utter disregard and contempt for fundamental rights is now making a mockery of the election process itself. | |
| Listen, this is from CTV News. | |
| More than 200 candidates running in riding what Polyev hopes to win seat. | |
| Breaking record. | |
| Yeah, it's a record of insanity. | |
| The number of candidates running in August by election, the Conservative Party of Canada hopes will restore its leaders' position in the House of Commons, has surpassed 200. | |
| Elections Canada has listed 209 confirmed candidates in the rural Alberta riding of Battle River, Crowfoot, as of Monday morning, only seven of which have political party affiliations. | |
| Monday is the close of nominations for the August 18 by-election. | |
| And a complete list of the candidates will be available Wednesday, the agency said. | |
| The vast majority of the candidates who've signed up to run are listed as independents. | |
| The writing has since been targeted by the electoral reform advocacy group, the longest ballot committee, which has also participated in several previous high-stakes by-elections. | |
| It also ran a campaign in conservative leader Pierre Pollier's former writing, where it racked up 91 candidates on the ballot. | |
| And we can go on here. | |
| Conservative candidates have held the federal writing in Battlecrow since 2004. | |
| The farmer by trade held the seats. | |
| Okay, whatever. | |
| 209 candidates on a ballot is what they're doing to the election processing head. | |
| Oh, they're trying to protest. | |
| First pass the ballot. | |
| I don't even know. | |
| I'm going to have to double check what the rationale is of the protest, but 209. | |
| Confuse, divide, and conquer. | |
| We'll see what happens. | |
| It would be the absolute, I mean, I would say hilarious if you're liberal, disastrous if you're conservative, humiliating if you're Pierre Polyev, if Pierre doesn't actually win that writing, which went like 84% conservative the last election, but confuse enough people, 209 ballots, and I hope it's in alphabetical order. | |
| That's what's going on in Canada, people. | |
| It's kind of a joke, but it's kind of not funny. | |
| Oh, we got a Peanut has joined our VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com community. | |
| Welcome to the community, Peanut. | |
| That looks like a new annual subscriber. | |
| Let me see if I got, I'll use my Celestron adapter for the ringing bell. | |
| Hold on. | |
| Welcome to the community, Peanut. | |
| You're going to love it. | |
| And thank you for joining. | |
| Now, another member of our community, Pasha Moyer, says, I was very confusing, nay, exhausting to have no Viva Barnes Law on Sunday evening. | |
| I didn't know at all what to do. | |
| Well, if you had not watched it when it was live at noon, you could have watched it as though it was live at six. | |
| Yesterday, exceptional, we had to do a live at noon o'clock. | |
| Okay, people, let me just see what's going on at Viva Barnes Law.locals.com. | |
| It's bad to have too many things on the ballot says SVA 123. | |
| When it's done for the purposes of confusion, yeah, I mean, there has to be restricting access to the ballot is a problem because you don't want to do that. | |
| Having a ballot that's a phone book is also a problem. | |
| There has to be serious political reasons for being on the ballot, legitimate cause to run, and not for the purposes solely of confusing voters. | |
| There's a line somewhere in there. | |
| 209 ballots at a seven-foot-long ballot is impractical to the point of making a mockery of the democratic process. | |
| I'm going to think about this because I don't think that I'm going to change my view on that. | |
| If someone can offer a compelling argument to why anyone out of protest should be able to add an infinite number of names to a ballot in the name of democracy, I'm game to listen to it. | |
| But that's not the way I feel right now. | |
| Now, speaking of democracy, people, and we come right back to America, and we come back to a cryptic, ambiguous, opaque post that Dan Bongino put up. | |
| I went over it yesterday very quickly, but I want to refresh everyone's memory and use it as a segue into the bulk of today's discussion about what the hell is going on in America and what the heck Dan Bongino meant by this particular tweet. | |
| Dan Bongino, deputy director of the FBI, wrote as follows the day before yesterday. | |
| FBIDD Bongino, FBI deputy director Bongino, writes, during my tenure here as the deputy director of the FBI, I have repeatedly relayed to you that things are happening that might not be immediately visible, but they are happening. | |
| The director and I are committed to stamping out public corruption and the total weaponization of both law enforcement and intelligence operations. | |
| It is a priority for us. | |
| But what I have learned in the course of our properly predicated and necessary investigations into these aforementioned matters has shocked me down to my core. | |
| We cannot run a republic like this. | |
| I'll never be the same after learning what I've learned. | |
| We are going to conduct these righteous and proper investigations by the book and in accordance with the law. | |
| We are going to get the answers we all deserve. | |
| As with any investigation, I cannot predict where it will land, but I can promise you an honest and dignified effort at truth. | |
| Not quote, my truth, end quote, not quote, your truth, end quote, but the truth, all caps. | |
| God bless America and all those who defend her. | |
| Respectfully, Dan. | |
| Okay. | |
| Key words here. | |
| Director and I are committed to stamping out public corruption and the political weaponization of both law enforcement and intelligence operations. | |
| I will steel man the critique, and I saw it in the chat, and I believe it might have been a soup, a rumble rant earlier, that there are some people who say, Patel and Bongino told me that Epstein killed himself and based on their review of the file, and I just can't trust them ever again. | |
| And I will say, whether or not it will be satisfactory explanation, if the argument was that based on their review of the file, they conclude that Epstein killed himself, that's a linguistically, semantically, and logical conclusion. | |
| If you rely on the file and if you can rely on the file. | |
| And it was my question from the very beginning to Bongino, to Patel, to anybody asserting that based on their review of the file, Epstein killed himself. | |
| How the hell are you relying on that file? | |
| We have since now gotten confirmation, criminal investigations into the criminal FBI DOJ elements there. | |
| Who do we have criminal investigations into? | |
| Comey, Brennan. | |
| And so some might say he told me to believe the unbelievable. | |
| And others might say what he told you was that based on their review of a corrupt file, they didn't say it in these explicit terms, and there might have been reasons for which they couldn't say that. | |
| Based on their review of a corrupt file, he killed himself, but the file was corrupt. | |
| Maybe they couldn't say it then. | |
| Maybe Bondi wasn't letting them say what was on their minds. | |
| And then some people are going to say, well, they're cowards. | |
| They should leave. | |
| Yada yada. | |
| Well, there was a threat to leave shortly thereafter. | |
| And there was a remarkable, marked, marked change in discourse and not policy, but so much tenor and discourse. | |
| Whether or not Bondi was tying their hands and saying, look, let's make this go away for whatever the reason. | |
| Bongino allegedly, according to rumors, threatens to leave. | |
| And then Trump pulls another 180, so he might be right back in the same direction. | |
| And comes out and says, Russia gate, you can't trust that file, which was what some of us were saying from the very beginning. | |
| Okay. | |
| Now, the question is, what did they look at? | |
| What changed them? | |
| What rocked them to their core? | |
| Before we get into that, I do want to congratulate. | |
| And you need to celebrate the good news and celebrate the hard work because they are doing amazing stuff. | |
| Whether or not we get bogged down in what we want, we cannot ignore what they are actually providing. | |
| Let me play this video right here. | |
| This is Cash Patel talking about Operation Grayskull. | |
| That was from He-Man. | |
| By the power of Grayskull. | |
| Okay, let's listen to this. | |
| Hi, everyone. | |
| I'm Cash Patel, Director of the FBI. | |
| I'm excited to announce the results of a global operation to take down four of the biggest child sexual abuse sites on the dark web and bring the criminals who operated them to justice. | |
| As a result of Operation Grayskull, the FBI arrested 19 subjects here in the United States and working with their international partners helped coordinate additional arrests in seven more countries. | |
| Shockingly, many of these perpetrators had no prior criminal records. | |
| They were people we knew and trusted, neighbors, colleagues, even family members. | |
| They were active in our communities and around our children. | |
| This is why we must stay vigilant. | |
| Investigations like this are thorough and resource-intensive. | |
| They often take years due to the complexity of tracking perpetrators on the dark web. | |
| Specialized teams like the FBI's Child Exploitation Operational Unit work tirelessly to find those who harm our children and put them behind bars. | |
| Through global partnerships and dedicated resources, the FBI works to ensure that all children have the chance to grow up safe and free from exploitation. | |
| Rest assured, we will keep hunting these criminals no matter where they are. | |
| Thank you for keeping our children safe. | |
| Okay, if I were Patel's PR guy, I would say you got to loosen up, you got to lighten up, Patel, you got to get comfortable with the text and then not read it quite as much. | |
| But set that aside as substance over form. | |
| The FBI, under Patel and Bongino, are in fact doing great stuff. | |
| The argument that if you insist and criticize over the Epstein handling that you are the actual true protector of pedos is possibly the dumbest, most insane argument I've ever heard. | |
| And anybody who makes it, unironically, should smack themselves in the face after looking in the mirror. | |
| FBI writes, Operation Grayskull represents one of the most significant strikes ever made against child sexual abuse material. | |
| Website on the dark web. | |
| Every arrest in these cases not only delivers justice, it sends a powerful message you cannot hide. | |
| And let me bring this up here so we can all see this as well. | |
| Justice Department announced the results of Operation Grayskull, a highly successful joint effort between the DOJ, FBI, resulted in dismantling of four dark websites dedicated to images and videos containing CSAM. | |
| To date, the operation has led to the convictions of 18 offenders, including a Minnesota man who was sentenced yesterday to 250 months. | |
| That's 20 years in prison and lifetime supervised release for his involvement in one of these dark websites. | |
| He also was ordered to pay $23,000 restitution. | |
| So they are, in fact, doing fantastic work. | |
| You come back to the Epstein stuff and you come back to Dan Bongino's, I say cryptic, opaque tweet. | |
| And then the question is, what did he mean when he references intelligence? | |
| When I read it, and I admit I'm seeing things through the blinders of need answers on Epstein because I have a feeling it's a little bit deeper than just Jeffrey Epstein's perverted criminal predilections. | |
| I think it's something bigger, broader that involves intelligence. | |
| The question I would ask, if I ever had an interview with Dan Bongino, I would ask, and I'm not sure that he could even answer it, but are you talking about intelligence as it relates to the Russiate bombshell that Tulsi Gabbard is dropping? | |
| Or because that's where my blinders are pointing, does it involve intelligence relating to Epstein? | |
| And now might we be beginning to understand why they were not just tight-lipped, but potentially not hiding behind, but using the semantics of he killed himself based on a file which we now know to be corrupt. | |
| And we need to investigate everything within that, the 10,000 hours of videos, who knows? | |
| But in his tweet, Bongino linked, he quote tweeted himself and then linked to an article which is worth reading from just the news right here. | |
| Let me bring this one up. | |
| 2016 Intel report said Kremlin preferred GOP Dems, but actual history tells a different story. | |
| By all accounts, it looks like Bongino is talking about the corruption that he's discovering with respect to Russia Gate, Comey, Brennan, Clapper, Obama, Hillary, Mark Elias, Perkins Coe, Kevin Kleinsmith. | |
| It looks like he's talking about that. | |
| And, you know, if he's only talking about that, to the extent we all knew the level of that corruption, I would be shocked that it would shock anybody who's seasoned to their core. | |
| I would expect something more sinister, but let's just operate on this basis right now. | |
| He might only be talking about the level of depraved corruption that we witnessed in that Russia gate hoax that was a soft political coup to undermine the 2016 election. | |
| Oh, the Obama-era ICA, that's the intelligence community assessment, claimed the Kremlin had a history of preferring Republicans over Democrats. | |
| But decades of Moscow history contradicts that narrative that was pushed and believed as gospel by the lay. | |
| It wasn't believed. | |
| They were pushing it because they all needed Hillary to win. | |
| The Obama-era intelligence community assessment on Russian meddling in 2016 election contained a newly declassified claim that the Kremlin historically preferred Republican candidates over Democrat once, something belied by the actual historical record, while a key architect of that assessment has made questionable contention that Russia actions that year were, quote, unprecedented. | |
| These two claims seem to conflict with a lengthy Kremlin record of aggressive active measures targeting numerous U.S. elections over many decades, with the Kremlin typically, although not always, seeking to harm Republicans, albeit with at least one instance of the Kremlin trying to undercut a Democrat who was a well-known to be a Soviet hawk. | |
| The version of the ICA, which has been highly classified, but which was released this July, had a subheading stating that, quote, Putin ordered a campaign to influence U.S. election. | |
| Beneath that subheading, the ICA contended that, quote, the Kremlin has historically preferred Republican over Democrat candidates, judging the Republicans had been less focused on democracy and human rights and were therefore easier to deal with. | |
| What a load of crap. | |
| Intelligence experts with experience in Russia disagree. | |
| Dan Hoffman, the CIA's former station chief in Moscow, told Just the News, I've never found that to be true at the CIA. | |
| Not true. | |
| They hate all of us, Republicans, Democrats. | |
| They're at war with all of us. | |
| Okay, we can go through all of this. | |
| It's a long article, and we don't really need it. | |
| History shows Russians have a long record of U.S. meddling. | |
| Okay. | |
| The bottom line that we learned last week is that there may or may not have been meddling. | |
| Some people say there's always meddling every election, therefore it's an irrelevant point to start with, but that there was no active interference. | |
| They had neither the means nor the intent. | |
| They weren't flipping votes. | |
| They weren't making fake ballots. | |
| And everything that Obama said they did with respect to Trump, they knew to be false when they said it and still pushed it anyhow to try to overthrow the democratically elected president Donald John Trump. | |
| Whether or not Bongino now has seen the interconnecting web of lies, deceit, and criminality in terms of Peter Stroke's insurance policy, manufacturing evidence, submitting it to a FISA court via Kevin Kleinsmith, | |
| so they could spy on Carter Page, Hillary Clinton's campaign, financing Mark Elias and Perkins Coey to create the steel dossier that Sussman, Hillary Clinton's lawyer, then handed to the FBI who leaked it to Yahoo News so they could go to a secret FISA court and say, look what Yahoo News just published. | |
| We need to go secretly spy on Donald Trump while pretending not to have wiretapped his Trump towers and claim that he's a liar for suggesting that. | |
| I think we all know this. | |
| We all knew this. | |
| And now we're getting the concrete evidence that not only did they do it, they were admitting internally at the time it was bullshit. | |
| When it comes to who the Kremlin might have preferred, who do you think they might have preferred? | |
| Donald Trump, who they did not have any Hooker Moscow peepee tapes on, or Hillary Clinton, who they actually apparently had bona fide legit dirt on. | |
| It's coming from Cat Turd people just because it happened to be the source where I could find it before the show. | |
| I happen to not have problems with Cat Turd, even if I disagree with some of his methods of dealing with people who legit and sincerely criticize Trump. | |
| I do not think being a yes man actually helps Trump. | |
| Set that aside. | |
| Cat Turd, when was this from? | |
| July 23rd, five days ago, writes, read this about Hillary, LOL. | |
| Hillary was suffering from intensified psycho-emotional problems, including uncontrolled fits of anger, aggression, and cheerfulness. | |
| Hillary was placed on a daily regimen of heavy tranquilizers. | |
| This is information from what I understand that the Kremlin had on Hillary. | |
| As of September 2016, the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service had Democratic National Committee DNC information that President Obama and party leaders found the state of Secretary Clinton's health to be extraordinarily alarming, end quote, and felt it could have, quote, serious negative impact, end quote, on her election prospects. | |
| Her health information was kept, was being kept in, quote, strictest secrecy, end quote, you know, except for when she's falling over, passing out, leaving the satanic Cinderella shoe on the ground, except when she's having coughing fits on stage. | |
| I'm almost forgiving on the coughing fits because I had one of those when I was first interviewing my, uh, for a law firm, like that tickle in your throat makes your eyes water and it's impossible to talk to you. | |
| I can forgive those. | |
| She was crazy. | |
| And the Russians knew it. | |
| The Russians knew even more here. | |
| Let's go here. | |
| The SVR, that's the Russian intelligence, possessed DNC communications that Clinton was suffering from, quote, intensified psycho-emotional problems, including uncontrolled fits of anger, aggression, and cheerfulness. | |
| Clinton was placed on daily regimen of, quote, heavy tranquilizers, end quote. | |
| And while afraid of losing, she remained, quote, obsessed with a thirst for power. | |
| Russian intelligence also had information that Clinton suffered from, quote, type 2 diabetes, ischemic heart disease. | |
| That's not good. | |
| And deep vein thrombosis. | |
| Also not good. | |
| And chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. | |
| So when it comes to who the Russians would have preferred in terms of who they could have more easily controlled with the dirt that they had on them, it's an inversion of reality to say that it was Republicans. | |
| It's an inversion of reality to say that the Russians had pee-pee tapes on Donald Trump. | |
| Now I'm thinking that the Russians probably or someone had pee-pee tapes on Hunter Biden, all of which lost their blackmail Material power when Hunter Biden left his laptop and the world to see his degeneracy. | |
| By the way, hold up. | |
| There you go. | |
| No, is that it? | |
| No, that's not it. | |
| Here it is. | |
| Ah, crap. | |
| I'll just lost a second one. | |
| Hunter Biden laptop, people. | |
| I dare even open it because it's such a disgusting, tawdry documentation of everything on Hunter Biden's laptop. | |
| Yeah, it's all bleeped out, by the way. | |
| So it's child-friendly, if we could put it that way. | |
| But it's almost like whatever blackmail material anyone might have had on Hunter Biden sort of lost its weight once the contents of his laptop made it public. | |
| But the bottom line in all of this, if the Russians were going to prefer anybody, they were going to prefer Hillary Clinton by a long mile. | |
| And, you know, the information that they had at the time, and you go back and you relive life, life can only be understood forwards, but must be lived backwards. | |
| What the heck? | |
| Life can only be understood backwards, yet must be lived forwards. | |
| I wanted to bring this one up just before going live. | |
| I remember reports at the time of Hillary uncontrollably, inconsolably crying, scrolling, screaming, throwing stuff after she lost. | |
| Listen to this. | |
| Flashback eight years ago, this was from the Steve Miltzberg show. | |
| And it makes a whole hell of a lot more sense now. | |
| There were all kinds of reports. | |
| And we had Ed Klein on the day after the election who said that he was told that Hillary called a friend of hers at 6.30 in the morning the next morning, crying hysterically, blaming Comey and Obama for not reeling in Comey. | |
| And then subsequently, the campaign did officially blame Comey. | |
| So he might have been right on target with that. | |
| And then I see reports also, and Secret Service agents involved leaked this or that, that Hillary was uncontrollable, not only inconsolable, but uncontrollable, throwing things, et cetera, blah, blah, blah, blah. | |
| You know them real well. | |
| You know her real well. | |
| What do you think went on as the night wore on and it became apparent she was the loser? | |
| Yeah, I think that's very likely. | |
| Hillary frequently cries at times like that and gets furious and she is prone to throwing things. | |
| Prone to throwing things. | |
| Holy hell. | |
| Like if anybody's thinking the Frazzle Drip video is urban legend, I mean, it's the stuff of nightmares, lore, you know, probably more conspiracy theory than anything else. | |
| Prone to throwing things. | |
| In my entire life, let me just think if I've ever thrown anything in a fit of anger, I can't remember ever having done it. | |
| Because I don't, it's not the thing that normal people do, by the way. | |
| Important is to understand that the Clintons never take the blame for anything. | |
| Everything is somebody else's fault. | |
| It's like a teenager describing why he didn't do his homework or why he cracked up the car. | |
| It is always somebody else's fault. | |
| And it's very easy in this situation to blame Comey. | |
| John Podesta. | |
| That's another man. | |
| Everyone should refresh their memory on the Podesta emails, Podesta artwork. | |
| Impressed by a leak that I think was from Ed Klein that a week before the election, Bill called Hillary, and he was in Little Rock at the Clinton Library and said, you're blaming Comey for this. | |
| You're wrong. | |
| It's that your campaign staff is not listening to my advice and focusing on the economic pain of the forgotten American people. | |
| That goes back to highlight people. | |
| Having a campaign or having an administration of yes men is actually not a good thing. | |
| Prone to throwing things. | |
| Prone to crying. | |
| Prone to throwing hissy fits. | |
| And you think back to some of the stuff that Blongino did not witness himself, but got firsthand knowledge of people who did witness it themselves. | |
| And you put all that together. | |
| You're dealing with demons in human form. | |
| You are dealing with actual evil that would stop at nothing to gain power, would stop at nothing to punish those who may have leaked their emails to the world, to the Russians, who knows. | |
| And in as much as I want the narrative to be the Epstein ring was in fact international blackmail that has shown that foreign policy decisions, medical decisions, science were based on blackmail, corruption, murder, etc. | |
| By the sounds of it, at least for now, and until proof to the contrary, what it looks like Dan Bongino is discussing and talking about right now in that tweet is that he has now seen firsthand the depths of the depravity to which Democrats, intelligence, the deep state would go to ensure that they stay in power. | |
| And when they had that magical, earth-shattering, I mean, paradigm-shifting loss in 2016, the depths of revenge that they would go to to fabricate, lie, try to take Trump down with not one impeachment, but two impeachments, then try to change laws to go after him legally, try to bankrupt him, try to remove him from the ballot, try to kill him. | |
| And now Trump has been in power and his administration has been in there for six months. | |
| And it might be like looking into a black hole. | |
| It might be like looking into the proverbial abyss. | |
| And then I'm reminded again, I think it's Soren Kierkegaard again. | |
| When you stare into the abyss, the abyss stares back. | |
| And hold on one second. | |
| What's the rest of that? | |
| It has to do with not being consumed by the void. | |
| Hold on. | |
| When you stare into the abyss, the abyss stares back. | |
| It's Nietzsche, not Kierkegaard. | |
| It suggests that contemplating difficult, uncomfortable, or even horrifying aspects of existence can profoundly impact the contemplator, potentially them lead to adopt those very qualities. | |
| Here it says, it says, he who fights with monsters might take care. | |
| This is beautiful. | |
| He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. | |
| And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you. | |
| It's flipping beautiful. | |
| Things you can only appreciate the older you get as you can look back at what a young, naive nincumpoop you, I once was to have not appreciated that the first time I studied that in philosophy when I was 21 years old. | |
| All right, peeps. | |
| Hold on one second, let's get over here. | |
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| And in our locals community, I did notice, let me see what's going on here. | |
| Guys, I'm not talking about the woman doing the sexy jeans at. | |
| It's good. | |
| All right. | |
| Okay. | |
| Rustang from our VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com community. | |
| And I'll bring it up so we can see this. | |
| Writes. | |
| On Sunday, it was refreshing to hear Barnes speak with legal expertise about the Candace Owens libel case. | |
| Too many dipshtick podcasters on many platforms weighed in, offering often the same lame, half-assed opinions supporting Owens' position. | |
| Well, that's fine, but don't compare Barnes then to lame podcasters. | |
| Compare Barnes to lawyers who disagree with Barnes. | |
| There's a number of lawyers who don't agree with Barnes' assessment. | |
| We had a fantastic discussion about it, and we'll see how it plays out. | |
| I'm sticking with my initial prediction. | |
| Passion Moyer, this is Passion Moyer, beautiful picture. | |
| And that's that. | |
| Now, we're not yet done with the demons. | |
| This goes back a while. | |
| People will pretend not to get jokes when they want to pretend that you said something that was clearly a joke literally so they could make fun of you about it. | |
| It's the exact thing about ignoring context, ignoring intonation, and not putting the forward slash sarcasm emoji, whatever the hell that is on a statement that then people quote literally and don't place the emphasis where it should be so that you know that it was sarcasm, humor, or cutting insight. | |
| And it looks like the demons are out again doing it. | |
| Let me bring this one up right here. | |
| Donald Trump made a statement about Epstein's Island. | |
| A very, very interesting thing, by the way. | |
| He's been saying this now for a little while. | |
| And I have yet to see a community note indicating that Trump is wrong about Bill Clinton having gone to Epstein's Island 28 times. | |
| To my knowledge, I don't believe there's definitive evidence that Clinton went to Epstein's Island 28 times. | |
| I know that he flew on the Lolita Express frequently. | |
| Bongino talked about this for years. | |
| Allegedly, there was a bed in the back of one of the planes for things that married men who are loyal and fearful of God don't do, or anyone with a conscience. | |
| So we know that he's flown Clinton numerous times on the Lolita Express, reportedly without Secret Service detail, which as the kids say is sus as hell and not sus like Michael Sussman, the lawyer for the DNC, Noman est omen. | |
| Sus. | |
| But I have yet to see any one of these videos where Trump says this with a community note clarifying that no, Clinton did not travel 28 times to Epstein's Island. | |
| But let's listen to this. | |
| That was it. | |
| I'm glad I did, if you want to know the truth. | |
| And by the way, I never went to the island, and Bill Clinton went there supposedly 28 times. | |
| I never went to the island, but Larry Summers, I hear, went there. | |
| He was the head of Harvard. | |
| And many other people that are very big people. | |
| Nobody ever talks about them. | |
| I never had the privilege of going to his island. | |
| And I did turn it down, but a lot of people in Palm Beach were invited to his island. | |
| In one of my very good moments, I turned it down. | |
| I didn't want to go to his island. | |
| For anybody with a conscience, you would not even be able to anticipate how the demons would misrepresent this to make it look like Trump just said something incriminating, perverted, evil, disgusting. | |
| I never had the privilege of going. | |
| And many other people that are very big people. | |
| Nobody ever talks about them. | |
| I never had the privilege of going to his island. | |
| And I did turn it down. | |
| I don't know if this was not private, private, but in discussion or on one of Dr. Drew's shows. | |
| I'm fairly certain it was on one of Dr. Drew's shows. | |
| Dr. Drew said, psychopaths, sociopaths, one of the defining traits is that they take things literally that are not meant to be taken literally. | |
| And so some psychopath, sociopath, borderline personality disorder, or just outright dishonest POS Democrat would say, how could he possibly say he's never had the privilege? | |
| As though he means privilege literally. | |
| Now, the only problem is privilege literally might even be an appropriate term. | |
| We'll get there in a second. | |
| But who are the psychopaths, demons, rats that are going to pretend that Trump meant this literally and use it as the new talking point? | |
| Hmm. | |
| Yep, there it is. | |
| Keith psychopath McGee Oberman. | |
| Breaking. | |
| Trump describes going to Epstein's Island as a privilege. | |
| You didn't understand the way you meant it, Oberman. | |
| Oh, it was a privilege afforded to perverts, pedophiles, Democrats, members of Harvard, and objective degenerates who were up to no good. | |
| It was a privilege in the sense that only the dirtiest, rotten scumbags went to the island. | |
| Maybe some innocent people who got duped into it. | |
| But leave it to psychopath Keith Olderman to not appreciate that it was not meant literally. | |
| It was meant sarcastically, judgmentally, as in, who the hell wants privileges like that? | |
| With privileges like that, who the hell needs pedophile friends, right? | |
| Keith, you seem to be, never mind. | |
| Last Friday, he said of the names he spouts here, I'll give you a list. | |
| Trump is burying himself only if you are a raging psychopath, Keith Oberman, which you seem to be. | |
| But he's not the only one. | |
| There might be psychopaths, sociopaths, BPDs, or paid shills. | |
| And I think Harry J. Sisson is probably more of a paid shill than a psychopath sociopath. | |
| He writes, Trump, quote, I never had the privilege of going to Epstein Island. | |
| What the fuck? | |
| Oh, are you dumb, Harry? | |
| Hold on, let me bring this up so I can say this a little bit more Clearly. | |
| Are you dumb, Harry? | |
| Are you an absolute idiot with no shame? | |
| Because you can pretend to be that dumb. | |
| Maybe they paid you a nice amount for that tweet. | |
| But do you not have parents that you might be a little bit fearful or ashamed of your level of dishonesty? | |
| What the fuck? | |
| You're either stupid, Harry, and you don't understand what he meant by the quote privilege of going to a pedophile's island and the judgmental tone and the aspersions that cast on every other member who had the privilege. | |
| You're either too stupid to understand that or you are such a disgusting, shameless propagandist that you don't mind feigning stupidity because you think it serves your political purposes. | |
| But now hold on. | |
| Actually, we want to do things properly here. | |
| What does privilege mean? | |
| Let me get an actual definition because privilege, I know I get into this when it comes to people using the word privilege instead of good fortune. | |
| White privilege or the privilege of having two parents. | |
| And I say, no, no, first of all, white privilege is not a thing. | |
| So take that, roll it nice and tight and shove it up your butt. | |
| The privilege of having two parents is not a privilege because it doesn't satisfy the definition of what privilege means. | |
| It might be good fortune, and I think it is. | |
| You might be lucky if you're a child and you have two parents who are at home or two parents parenting you. | |
| It's not a privilege because the definition of a privilege is a special right, advantage, or immunity granted or available only to a particular person or group. | |
| The privilege of having two parents is not limited to anybody. | |
| Now, it might just be that some demographics have statistically higher single parenthood. | |
| It's not a privilege because nowhere is marriage and two parent households only offered to a specific group. | |
| It's not a special right. | |
| It's not an advantage. | |
| An immunity, going to Jepson's Island might actually be an immunity that some people have benefited from. | |
| But to call it a privilege is sarcastic, clearly ironic, and clearly highlighting the depravity of it. | |
| But these idiots don't understand. | |
| Or they do understand and they just don't mind lying for political profit. | |
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| We're not yet done with the Democrats, people. | |
| Oh, they're such a bunch of scumbags. | |
| It's beyond words. | |
| Wordsmiths of the Devil. | |
| Just to highlight, people, I think, are starting to get wise to the crap. | |
| Who do we pick on right now? | |
| We'll go pick on Pete Budigej, a man who claimed that architecture, infrastructure, can be racist. | |
| And this is what he tweeted earlier today. | |
| Wurzmiths of the Devil, people. | |
| Once you understand how to think critically and read critically, you will not get duped by stupidity quite as easily. | |
| Pete Buttigej says, recently prices have continued to rise for beef, coffee, chocolate, eggs, household utilities. | |
| Candidate Trump talked a big game on lowering grocery prices during the campaign, but as president, he has failed. | |
| Well, first of all, Pete Budigej, we're six months in, and that's not to say not enough time to affect change. | |
| It is, but it takes time to write a ship. | |
| And the bigger the ship, the longer the turn it is to write the ship. | |
| More momentum, more energy to slow it down, change its direction. | |
| So he hasn't failed yet. | |
| He just hasn't necessarily accomplished everything within the first six months. | |
| But the word here is recently. | |
| Prices have begun to rise. | |
| Okay, remember that word, recently. | |
| And I think I'm going to try to be a little bit more polite on Twitter. | |
| So instead of calling people like effers, I'm going to call them dummy. | |
| That's going to be my polite insult. | |
| I say to Pete Buttigieg, define, quote, recently, end quote, dummy. | |
| You see, in my mind, the older you get, the more, the broader the term recent can expand. | |
| When you're a kid, like, hey, something happened recently. | |
| What was that? | |
| Like yesterday. | |
| Okay, fine. | |
| When you're 46 years old, like I am right now, recently is within the last five years. | |
| Recently, more specifically in political terms, I'd say like a year or two. | |
| Look at the term. | |
| This is their ultimate own. | |
| Never let them forget about this. | |
| This was the Democrats who posted this Trump's America. | |
| And they seem to have forgotten that from the point where things jacked up, it was Biden's America. | |
| But Pete Buttigieg said recently, so maybe recently, like right there, right, right there, maybe recently food has gone up, but it looks amazingly stable, actually, since Trump took office, or roughly since Trump was elected and took office. | |
| And so that statement recently, he's saying right, recently things have gone up and Trump has not yet been able to bring this graph down yet. | |
| But given certain victories on international trade deals, we might be on our way to that. | |
| Given the, what was it now? | |
| Trump has pulled in a $50 billion in tariff revenue without it jacking up the prices because the prices were already high. | |
| Whether or not you think they should have come down by now and Trump has failed for not bringing them down despite four years of exponential growth, that's fine. | |
| You can have that criticism. | |
| I'll wait a little bit longer before leveling that criticism against Trump recently. | |
| And we will be critical of the administration where they deserve it, patient where they need it, and give them credit where they deserve it. | |
| Write that down. | |
| That's actually quite beautiful. | |
| Pete Buttigieg and everybody out there saying, person. | |
| Could you try again? | |
| Why were you listening? | |
| I did not say Siri. | |
| You heard that? | |
| Hey, Siri. | |
| I don't like that. | |
| I didn't say your name. | |
| That was wild. | |
| Now I'm totally distracted because I think, well, I already knew everybody's listening, but what that was I saying? | |
| The price is going up. | |
| Okay, fine. | |
| Criticism where criticism is warranted. | |
| DC Draino put out a tweet earlier today, and he said, the effects of the Biden regime's war on crypto are still being felt today, and it needs to end. | |
| President Trump can end a politically motivated Biden prosecution and win over a lot of the pro-crypto voters by dropping the case against Roger Veer. | |
| Now, I'm not good. | |
| I'm not one of those people to say, why didn't you say this six months ago? | |
| Decided DC Drano. | |
| I like DC Drano. | |
| I'm actually just very happy. | |
| I'm comfortable with the size of my bullhorn. | |
| I've got a bigger bullhorn than most and smaller than many, but I have a bigger bullhorn and I hope to use it responsibly. | |
| I have, how long, chat, you know this. | |
| How long have I been clamoring about pardoning Roger Vere? | |
| Let me see if I can actually find the first tweet I ever put out about Roger Veer, about Roger Veer. | |
| Let's go here. | |
| At the Viva Fry, and I'm going to put in Roger Veer. | |
| It's been easily a year, but it might be more than that. | |
| May 13, we talked about it. | |
| March 18, we talked about it. | |
| February 3rd, we were talking about it. | |
| Let me see if I can do this. | |
| I have to advanced search. | |
| I'm going to put in the word VR, and I'm going to go at these accounts, V Viva Fry. | |
| Let's just put in 2024. | |
| I'm certain I've been talking about it for well over a year, 2024 to January 1st, 2025. | |
| Let me just see if I've actually been doing this. | |
| Search. | |
| Don't want to take any credit. | |
| October 2024. | |
| Look at this. | |
| We have been talking about this since certainly at the very least, October 15, 2024. | |
| When is that? | |
| What year are we in right now? | |
| We're in 2025. | |
| We're getting to October. | |
| October 2024. | |
| And that was just a clip. | |
| So I know we've been talking about it since before then. | |
| I have been saying, you know, people have been clamoring for Pan Bondi over the Epstein stuff. | |
| And I said, like, I've been critical of Bondi before the Epstein debacle because she hasn't been doing what I think ought to be done in order to definitively win over. | |
| And it might be more important than ever before the next upcoming midterm to win over some of the voters you might have lost as a result of the Iranian strikes and as a result of the Epstein debacle. | |
| How the hell is Pam Bondi and her DOJ, admittedly it's in a very progressive Democrat jurisdiction in California. | |
| How the hell is Pam Bondi's DOJ pursuing the Biden era persecution of Roger Veer over Bitcoin, deemed disposition of assets over Bitcoin? | |
| Trump wants to make Bitcoin tax-free, and yet they're persecuting Roger Vere looking for 99 plus years in jail because he allegedly didn't pay taxes on his Bitcoin that he was allegedly deemed to have disposed of when he left the country. | |
| How the hell are they doing that? | |
| How the hell was Pam Bondi pursuing Dr. Moore's trial only to finally dismiss the charges after the trial started six months into her tenureship? | |
| How the hell did she not intervene in Douglas Mackey's case instead relying on the Court of Appeal to overturn his conviction? | |
| How the hell are they still letting what's happening to the Amish Farmers happen in Pennsylvania? | |
| So my criticism of Pam Bondi actually predates the Epstein and is totally independent of that separate debacle. | |
| They're still going after Roger Vere, a man who deserves, if not a pardon, at the very least, the dismissal of the charges and a man be allowed to live his free life. | |
| But DC Drano's on it now and he's got a much bigger bullhorn and I know that he's much more connected to the administration than I am. | |
| And it's good to see DC Drano tweeting it because it's something that needs to be said. | |
| It's something that needs to be done and it's something that Pam Bonte needs to do. | |
| And then the question is whether or not it's incompetence or corruption. | |
| I know that I asked Barnes this question and he thinks now it's a little bit from column A and a little bit from column B. There are certain aspects of her tenureship as DOG, Attorney General, that she is derelicting and needs to fix ASAP. | |
| Now, by the way, one more. | |
| Almost forgot. | |
| We got to thank our coffee people. | |
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| Look at this. | |
| Oh, you can't smell it. | |
| This isn't the Rejuvenate. | |
| This is just the dark roast. | |
| Let me bring this up here. | |
| It's it smells so good. | |
| Coffee is the ultimate aromatic room thingy thing. | |
| Hey, Siri, set alarm for 3 a.m. | |
| It didn't work. | |
| I get jokes, sign of Jonah. | |
| People, that's our show for today. | |
| We're going to go and have our viva barnslaw.locals.com after party. | |
| And right now, I'm going to go see who we raid. | |
| Let me go up here and see who's live right now. | |
| The sponsors for today's show are in the links. | |
| Kimberly Guilfoyle is here. | |
| You know what? | |
| Kimberly Guilfoyle is live. | |
| Not just anyhow, we're going to raid Kimberly, but she's going to talk about the trade wins. | |
| I'm like, when it comes to economics, I appreciate the limitations of my own expertise. | |
| I'm going to try to get on someone who I appreciate is an expert on this to talk about the trade deals. | |
| There are some who are skeptical of what these trade deals are going to yield. | |
| There are some who are still saying the tariffs are bad, despite the fact that they seem to be netting like $50 billion in revenue. | |
| But Kimberly is talking about, she's talking about the trade deals. | |
| So head over to Kim and hear what she has to say. | |
| Did I do it? | |
| No, I seem to have screwed it up the rate. | |
| Yeah, I screwed up the rate. | |
| Actually, it's probably a fortuitous screw-up. | |
| Before you go, people, go get some merch if you are so inclined. | |
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| You can support the channel and wear something cool while doing it. | |
| We've got more. | |
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| Thank you for your attention to this matter. | |
| Go to vivafry.com if you want to get any or some of our awesome merch. | |
| Support the channel. | |
| Everybody needs a coffee cup. | |
| Everybody needs a shirt. | |
| And for those who need a children's book, Louis the Lobster Returns to the Sea, I wrote it. | |
| My wife put it together. | |
| A member of our VivabarnesLaw.local.com's community daughter illustrated it. | |
| It's fantastic. | |
| No one has ever regretted getting a kid's book. | |
| It's on Amazon, self-published, and I'll give everybody the link to that. | |
| Now we can go raid Kimberly Guilfoyle. | |
| Let me get her link right here. | |
| Thank you all for being here live tomorrow. | |
| As always, three o'clock is my time slot. | |
| And I hope the show is fun, insightful, humorous. | |
| Hope it makes sense of the mad world in which we live. | |
| And now we're going over to vivabarnslaw.locals.com for the afterparty. | |
| And that is all. | |
| Peace out, Rumble. | |
| Godspeed. | |
| Raid is confirmed. | |
| and let me see if i got some notifications here people are still not not I expect to be given a hard time for the oil cap. | |
| The only good news about it is that it was still like, it was sort of like pinned in between the hood of the car and the engine. | |
| The other thing is like, I'm starting the car. | |
| It's making that noise. | |
| I'm like, why is it doing that? | |
| And I was like, I'll just get to. | |
| And then there was an error sign. | |
| It said start, stop, error or something along those. | |
| Anyhow, boops, he says, take a whiff of that coffee every time you need serenity. | |
| I want to try the salts. | |
| The Rogan sniffing salts. | |
| I want to try those. | |
| But we'll see. | |
| All right. | |
| That's it. | |
| Everybody. | |
| Go raid, Kimberly. | |
| Let me just see. | |
| We got Viva Raid here. | |
| We do. | |
| Viva has raided the stream. | |
| Viva Raid Booyah. | |
| Viva Raid Booyah. | |
| Okay. | |
| Is she live? | |
| She is live. | |
| Did she not? | |
| Is she not live now? | |
| Wait, Queski spausiciet. | |
| What happened? | |
| Did she go down? | |
| I thought she was alive. | |
| So whatever. | |
| Kim Guilfoyle is either live now or I'm not able to see it. | |
| All right, whatever. | |
| We're ending it. | |
| Come on over to VivabarnsLaw.locals.com for the afterparty locals. | |
| Here I come. |
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