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Oct. 7, 2025 - Viva & Barnes
01:05:37
Jack Smith SPIED on GOP Lawmakers? Ottawa Trucker Protest Organizers SENTENCED! & MORE!
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Ladies and gentlemen of the interwebs.
I was 30 seconds late today because I got wildly distracted by an article that seemed to have me on the cover page.
We shall get to that in a moment.
But for now, we shall begin with Jim Brewer.
Live.
And if you look at the red dot, while it might look like the record button, it could also pass as the red pill that we are all thoroughly taking, both orally and through the butt.
I forget what that's called now.
Rectally.
Behold.
What is going on with Epstein Files?
Play this clip.
How would you blokes like to make some real money?
Well, and who do we have to uh nothing like that?
I'm collecting stupid little boys.
The disobedient ones.
What playuki from school?
Oh, I take them to Pleasure Island.
Uh pleasure island.
They never come.
Boy.
This is Pinocchio.
This is Disney.
The people in charge right now.
Do you know how the majority of people feel right now?
You said when I get in, absolutely I'm gonna release the files.
The other guy was like, who has them?
The FBI, as soon as I'm in there, releasing Epstein files.
Oh, I'm gonna release the files.
When I get in there, absolutely, I'll release the file.
You made us look dopey.
What is going on?
First of all, stand-up comedy is the modern day philosophy.
Second of all, can you imagine how boring that video is without the energetic uh trance music in the background?
Like Jim Brew is sitting in this house.
There's no music playing, right?
He's just talking to a microphone.
Who said when I get in, absolutely I'm gonna release the files.
The other guy was like, who has them?
The FBI, as soon as I'm in there, releasing Epstein files.
Oh, I'm gonna release the files.
When I get in there, absolutely, I'll release the file.
You made us look dopey.
That's Jim Brew, peeps.
Uh I I don't want to say it's been a pleasure watching him uh devour the red pill, because I think we've all seen other people doing it in real time, and there's something sort of not condescending but demeaning, like, yes, I see it's your turn now to take the red pill.
What's the word I'm looking for?
Suppository is the word I was looking for.
Uh it's an amazing thing.
You go back and you watch these Hollywood cartoons, or you go back and read old fables, time tested and true fables, and you realize that they were telling you of the debauchery that was going on in real time at the time.
Oh, yeah, they they take a bunch of boys to Pleasure Island.
Admittedly, it's a metaphor for what happens when you goof off too much when you go to seek pure prurient, is it pretty interesters of life?
Instead of bettering yourself as a human when you lead a life of debauchery, it doesn't go anywhere good.
They were telling you what they were doing in Hollyweird, the satanic pedophile club that is Hollywood.
And you want to get really freaked out.
I was trying to find the link to it, but I couldn't find it fast enough.
There was an old Shirley Temple video segment when they were tossing around a young girl uh among men.
Basically telling you what they do in Hollywood.
And it's amazing.
You watch it now with the glasses off, the proverbial glasses off in or is it glasses on in They Live.
Did they put the glasses on to see what was actually behind the signs?
Once you understand what you're looking at, once you understand what to look for, you understand that it's basically been there the entire time for you to see if you were paying attention.
Good afternoon, people.
How goes the battle?
This is the daily Viva Fry on Rumble.
For those of you who are new to the channel, Viva Fry, David Fryheit, former Montreal litigator, former Montrealer, former litigator, turned current Florida resident, no longer a litigator.
Relinquished my bar uh license voluntarily in good standing with 2007 to 2023.
16 years of good practice.
Uh, when I realized I had no intention of going back to Quebec if I could avoid it, and even less of an intention of going back to the practice of law because it was soul crushing and pushing paper for the sake of pushing paper.
And maintaining that license in addition to paying $3,000 Canadian annually for nothing.
Uh it would People thought it was like somehow a vector of attack where they could file anonymous bar complaints to the Bar Society of Quebec for a Florida resident for tweets that they didn't like.
Because Canada, I feel bad saying it because I don't want people thinking I'm talking about Canadians.
And when I say Canadians, I mean more specifically peace-loving, freedom-loving, good Canadians.
The shithead liberals, I'm talking about you too.
Canada is uh, to say it like Connor McGregor, because it'll be less offensive, fucked.
It's thoroughly fucked.
Who the fuck was that?
It's thoroughly fucked.
And we're seeing more evidence of that today coming out of Canada.
We'll get into it.
Uh, we're gonna start off with the Tamara Leach, Chris Barber sentencing in the Ottawa Trucker protest.
We're gonna talk about, talk about uh what's his face?
Come on, Jack Smith.
Can you imagine?
Like his name is Jack Smith, like the Smiths out of the Matrix.
Like you're gonna have an innocuous name of Johnny Everyday for the villain in this story.
His name is Jack Smith.
Uh him getting uh outed for doing what he did, and he might be in a bit of trouble.
And we're gonna talk about something that I don't want to talk about, but we're gonna talk about it anyhow.
The Candace Owens, you know, bombshell revelation of the disclosure of uh text messages, which have now been confirmed as being authentic by Andrew Colvet of TPUSA.
So we're gonna get into all of that.
I loved Canada.
Oh my god, it was so pretty, paper grab.
Canada is beautiful, except for the government, except for the courts, and except for the uh law enforcement.
In other words, oh, and and except for the media.
It's the you know, it's either the holy trifecta or the grand slam of corruption.
In Canada's case, it's the grand slam of corruption.
You've got corrupt globalist whoers of politicians and their globalist coward who are brethren.
I'm talking about you, Pierre Poiliev.
You've got corrupt politicians, you've got a corrupt judiciary, you've got a corrupt law enforcement system, and you've got a corrupt state-funded media apparatus.
That is the grand slam of corruption.
That is the grand slam of tyranny.
And it's what's going on in the US.
Canada, it's what sounds like the US?
Yeah.
It's you want to know what the future looks like.
Yeah, it's it's a boot stomping on your face for an eternity.
I think that's the line from 1984.
You want to know what it looks like when it really goes uh off the rails, beyond the point of no return, beyond the event horizon of tyranny.
Look to Canada.
For those of you who didn't know, just get my footstool here so that I can balance my feet because they don't touch the ground.
Um, for those of you who don't know what's going on on inside of Canada, Tamara Leach and Chris Barber were the two Ottawa trucker protest organizers, so-called.
So-called because it's bullshit.
That that protest had no head and many heads at the same time.
It had no leaders and many leaders at the same time, and had some leaders that were not actual bona fide leaders, but self-proclaimed leaders.
You all, I mean, many of you got to know me through the Ottawa Trucker protest.
I that was the last time I cut my hair.
September 2021, when I ran for federal office after the Ottawa Trucker protest.
Uh, that's where a lot of you got to meet me on the street.
I covered that thing, I don't know, 14, 15 days of the 20-some odd day.
I was there the last day when the RCMP, the corrupt brutalist pieces of shit that they are.
And yeah, I'm sorry.
RCMP, I will call it what it is, royally corrupt mounds of poop.
That's pretty fucking good, actually.
Royally corrupt mound of poop, RCMP.
They came in there, they literally beat veterans.
I mean, I mean literally beat veterans.
There was one veteran who I interviewed, and I forget his name offhand, but chat's gonna remember uh dearly, who they beat, and he lost his, he lost his um medallion, the trophies that he got for valor.
He was blown up in Iraq.
They beat the shit out of veterans, they detonated concussive grenades, they arrested people left, right, and center, uh, because they are the modern-day Gestapo, just following the orders of their corrupt government.
After that trucker protest, we had the Roulot Commission, which is what you have to have uh an investigation into a government invoking the emergencies act, which the government did because it was such an emergency, you know, bouncy castles and hot tubs on the on the streets of Ottawa.
And they needed to prosecute the ever-loving shit out of anyone who was involved in that.
So they bank they they debanked people, uh, they arrested people, they ruined people's lives, and two of those people were Tamara Leach and Chris Barber.
Tamara Leach, for whatever it's worth, I don't play The identity politics bullshit game, uh, except to hold them to their own standards, is a woman, obviously.
Uh uh, half uh Metis, she's Metis, half aboriginal, uh, a grandmother, a mother, a family woman, uh, a god-loving and a god-fearing Canadian.
And she was alleged to have been an organizer in that protest.
She was arrested, like you all saw, and they said when she got arrested and she said hold the line, they they call that an aggravating factor.
Chris Barber, another God-loving, god-fearing Canadian, was also accused of being the trucker, the the org the protest organizers.
Don't need to get into all of it.
You guys know what happened.
Go F me.
Try to F everybody.
They're still facing a 300 million dollar class action lawsuit filed by uh I believe I can refer to her as a Chinese national.
Let me just make sure about that.
Lexi.
Lexi Lee.
Where is she from?
Lexi Lee.
No, that's not her.
Lexi Lee class action.
TikToker, Zexili, not Lexi Lee.
Uh, let me see something here.
Zexie Lee.
Where is she from?
She's an Ottawa woman, downtown resident, but where was she born?
We'll find it afterwards.
Has filed a $300 million class action lawsuit.
Chat, let's see if chat.
Oh god, Chat T B2.
Zexie Lee is from Ontario.
She became publicly known as the Ottawa residents who filed a class action lawsuit against the Freedom Convoy.
Where was she born?
As of publicly available information, Zexie Lee's exact place of birth has not been disclosed.
She is known to be based in Ottawa, but no credible or verifiable sources have reported where she was born.
Most media coverage focuses on her role in the Freedom Convoy injunction and related proceedings.
Not her personal background.
God forbid, why would you want to look into that?
State-funded corrupt legacy media.
So Zexie Lee, TikToker, extraordinaire, who admitted to assault during the commissioner, the Rulos Commission, because they were throwing eggs, frozen eggs, off of high rises onto buildings to get their little retribution.
Why would the media want to focus on who she is, who's funding her activities, et cetera, et cetera?
Why would they care?
They don't, because it might not fit into their narrative.
But she sure as sugar is leading this $300 million class action suit against the likes of Chris Barber, Tamar Leach, and others.
All right.
Tamara Leach, Chris Barber, Pat King, to name a few, were charged with mischief, nonviolent mischief, and they were convicted.
And they were sentenced today.
Now, I think everybody watching now has probably been following it, so you know the answer, but take a guess, people, as to what uh the sentence was.
Let me just play, let me show you who Tamara Leach is.
You know, uh a woman who I has I consider to be a friend now.
We we uh we've known each other now for years, primarily through having met through these circumstances.
This is this is Tamara Leach.
Hi, everyone.
Yes.
Why are we here?
Why are we here?
I might be going to jail tomorrow, actually.
We're gonna do it this way, so we don't have to say, you know, we're just waiting for a few people to come on here.
That's right.
We're here.
I did the well, we both did the 3,000 kilometer journey across, and we're here now, and we're waiting to hear her fate tomorrow morning in Ottawa court or 10 o'clock.
10 o'clock tomorrow.
And we really just wanted to come on and say thank you so much to all of you for all the support these last few years and uh being a part of this journey with us.
And uh we'll see what happens tomorrow, I guess.
Well, I want to put on pause here just for a second.
The Crown was asking for seven and eight years respectively for Tamara and Chris.
And bear in mind, just bear in mind.
Rapists, murderers, pedophiles in Canada get less time than that.
And people need to understand this.
It's the principle of anarcho-tyranny.
Crimes against the state, the state takes much more seriously than crimes against the citizens.
A, because the state wants to have the right to carry out crimes against the citizens, but in a tyrannical fascistic state, it's a much bigger insult to the infrastructure, to the grand slam of corruption, to carry out a crime against the state, and they sure as hell will let the citizens know as much.
It is what it is.
We've been on this path for the last few years.
We're here joined with our family and our spouses, so we're just off camera watching right now, probably smiling and snickering.
They won't join us on this, but hey, we're here, and we're all here because of people like you uh standing behind us.
So thank you so much for the support, Canada.
We couldn't have got this far without you, so thank you.
We're here subject.
We're here until the end.
So regardless of what happens tomorrow, everybody, you know, keep your composure.
Pieces is still eye on the prize.
I on the prize.
Thanks, everyone.
Yeah, we're here.
They got no choice.
Eye on the prize, no jail, but no jail time.
Hallelujah.
Praise, praise the Lord.
Uh no jail time.
Victory at last.
Bullshit.
I'm going to be swearing a little bit today.
My apologies.
Earmuffs.
I noticed I was watching Jeremy from the quartering, and I think we may have been raided out of him.
Jeremy, thank you.
I noticed he put a beep over when he said the F-word.
I'm like, how the hell do you do that?
You look a previous- I he must have a button, like on one of those boards that can fuck that.
I'm not I'm not doing that.
But I am going to be soaring just a little bit today because it is a load of bullshit.
They didn't get jail time.
And the the funny thing is, I'm I'm having lunch with my wife, my wife.
And we're like, all right.
And she looked at me and she's like, well, I mean and not in uh a resigned way.
Like I is in I understand the rationale.
She's like, well, at least they didn't get jail time.
It could have been worse.
And I was like, yeah.
It could have been worse.
And I like I I have the same initial reaction, the same initial reflex.
I was like, the statement, it could have been worse, is literally always true.
It can literally always be true.
Except perhaps if like a massive supernova from the sun, you know, disintegrates the earth.
But then even then, it could have been worse because it could have been a prolonged radiation destruction of Earth, which would have been much more painful than a supernova.
It can literally always be worse.
And the fact that we're sitting here talking ourselves into saying, well, it's not so bad because it could have been worse.
Bullshit.
It's bullshit.
You get what you tolerate, and when you rationalize injustice, you'll get more injustice.
And I didn't lose my I mean my risk was recounting the anecdote.
It's like I I didn't have uh judgment towards my wife for for having that sentiment.
It's the understandable sentiment, and there's a part of me that has it.
Well, you know, 12 months health house arrest.
They can write a book, they can exercise, they can breathe for at least they're not in jail.
At least they're not in solitary.
Bullshit.
Ezra Levant details the terms of their conviction, their sentence.
Justice Heather Perkins I just want to see who appointed this judge.
Issue brutal sentence to trucker convoy organizer Tamara Leach.
Conditional sentence of 18 months, less time already spent in custody.
Therefore, 15.5 months.
Because people seem to forget Tamara Leach spent uh six to eight.
Yeah, like well, it was two months in jail.
50 some odd days in jail.
50 some odd days in jail for nonviolent mischief.
Bullshit.
First 12 months, house arrest.
Except medical emergency appointments.
Thank thank you, dear Lord, a jail, whatever her name is.
Heather Perkins McVay.
You let her go out to go to a doctor.
Oh, oh, thank you for sparing us a little bit of punishment.
Oh, wonderful one.
Honorable one.
Medical emergencies, religious services.
Oh, thank you for letting us pray.
They think they are more powerful than God.
And in a way, they are, because even God on this earth doesn't really have the power to put people in prison the way these judges do.
Five hours a week for shopping.
I think they called it necessities of life.
Can go to her coming grandchild's birth.
Oh, such benevolence from uh wonderful overlords.
Remaining three and a half months curfew between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m.
Well, what's the big deal?
Hey, we were under curfew in Quebec, so no big deal that they issue this for a sentence for nonviolent mischief.
100 hours of community service.
Bullshit.
All of it.
Top to bottom bullshit.
You know what it should have been the penalty?
The judgment, the sentence, whatever we want to call it.
It should have been time served and an apology from the judge.
That's what it should have been.
I was supposed to sit here and say, thank goodness they let me go to church and they let me go to doctors.
Oh gosh.
At least they're not they're not as bad as Kim Jong-un when they, you know, after a one-hour trial, sentenced auto warm beer to 13 years hard labor.
Well, I mean, you had a trial, could have been worse.
You start tolerating this level of bullshit, you're gonna get exactly what you get, and it's more bullshit.
Here's I don't want to play the whole thing.
I'll play John Carpe from Justice Center for Constitutional Freedoms.
What he has to say about it.
I'm grateful that neither Chris Barber nor Tamira Leach has been sentenced to jail time, which uh the Crown was asking for eight years of jail time for Chris Barber, seven years of jail time for Tamara Leach.
What is so troubling in Canada is the double standard when you see, for example, some Aboriginal protesters protesting against uh residential schools, tearing down and vandalizing a statue of Queen Victoria.
In broad daylight with police watching, which is blatantly obviously criminal conduct, and nobody is prosecuted.
And then you have Tamara Leach and Chris Barber participating in a peaceful protest in Ottawa, where there is no violence, there's no vandalism, there's no property damage, and they're both criminally convicted of mischief.
Forget that, by the way.
You have your Palestinian protests, which they're entitled to do, where they literally eliminate the uh sound uh limitations on the protests.
Remember, people from the Ottawa protest had PTSD from honking horns.
Palestinians want to protest or pro-Palestinians and whatever.
And I say this without judgment to the substance of the protest, they get special treatment.
They want to protest outside the church, the journalists are the ones that get beaten and arrested.
But at least they're not going to jail, eh?
And at least uh the judge, God bless her soul, allows them to uh go to church, go attend the birth of their grandchild, because Tamara Leach is a grandmother, after all.
I don't need to belabor the point, peeps.
That's what's going on in Canada.
It's uh it's a load, it's a load of shit.
And you don't sit there and say, well, at least they didn't go to jail, so it's a good outcome.
No, it's not a good outcome.
It could have been worse.
Good.
It's an I the old there's an old Irish poem.
You know, well, you get sick, you're gonna live or you're gonna die.
If you live, you're fine.
If you die, that's not an Irish joke.
I forget what it is.
You either go to heaven or hell.
It's not okay.
Nothing about it is okay.
And people sitting there, and I'll say so-called conservatives, saying, Don't rock the boat too much, don't piss off the judges too much.
It'll be even harsher on us the next time.
You get what you tolerate.
And this is bullshit not to be tolerated.
And anybody out there saying, well, it's a pretty good outcome because the the crown wanted seven and eight years, and the judge only gave them 12 months house arrest.
So uh that's as much.
No, you heard what the judge said during that.
It was basically an admonishment of what Tamara and Chris did.
Bullshit.
All right, that's what's going on in Canada.
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Dude, what the hell is going on when I get involved?
Did you hear what happened with Kimmel?
I don't know how you knew that I had that on the backdrop.
Um, you know, speaking of paper money hitting rock bottom uh and Jimmy Kimmel and AI.
And basically AI can probably write funnier shit than Jimmy Kimmel.
You ever heard of the term the dead, the dead cat bounce?
Like when a stock when a medical stock uh gets rejected for FDA approval back in the day when I would pretend to try to trade stocks.
You invest in these in these, you know, uh up and coming startups, med companies, and they're all waiting for FDA approval for the newest uh thing or whatever.
I remember the one that uh gosh, I never I don't want to talk about it anymore.
Um didn't I didn't make any money off of it.
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But there's always a dead cat bounce.
And that's when the stock falls so hard, people pick it up only to try to wait for that bounce to resell it again.
Jimmy Kimmel, as I like to say now, has had his dead cat bounce in terms of ratings.
Return to normal, which was shit, which was why they kicked him off in the first place.
But we're back to normal people.
Jimmy Kimmel's brief audience, boom, circles the drain as viewers flee.
You know why?
Because he was never funny.
He's an awful, awful human being who got exactly what he deserved in life.
Not that I wish that people lose their jobs.
Uh just that when it happens and they deserve it, uh, you know, Mark Twain.
I've never wished a man dead, but I have read many an obituary with gleeful delight.
I've never even done that.
Even when Osama bin Laden was killed, allegedly, don't sit there rejoicing unless you want to become the animal that you're fighting.
But Jimmy got what he deserved because he was unfunny, mean spirited, awful, vindictive, but most like unfunny.
Anyhow, so that's it.
He got his dead, he got his dead cat bounced.
Now he's back to flatline and he'll be gone by the end of the year.
I, You know, he's so bad.
I don't even think Psycho McGee.
What's his name?
I don't even think Keith Oldman is watching him anymore.
You're like Keith Olbermann, Rosie O'Donnell, Kathy Griffin.
They're not watching Jimmy Kimmel because he sucks.
He always sucked, and he was always being spirited.
And he got what he deserved for a brief moment in time.
Then he got what he didn't deserve, which was his job back.
He got what he didn't deserve, which was a bounce back in the ratings, more like a freak show car accident, people craning their necks.
Oh, Jimmy's back.
Oh, that's right.
He sucks.
Bubba Ma Jimmy.
Ah.
Okay.
Now we're going to get into some other good stuff.
Uh, what did we say?
So we did Canada.
Let's do the U.S. Let me just do one thing.
I've done a vlog.
What's amazing?
I don't care about CommieTube.
Except in as much as I use it to promote Rumble and Viva Barnes Law.
Locals.com.
How many, how many subs do I have on CommieTube?
I've got 660,000 subscribers.
And I put out a video on CommieTube and it gets a few thousand views or 10,000 views as of late.
So nobody's even seen the video on CommieTube.
On Rumble, it gets more views with two-thirds the subscriber base without an algorithm that they have on Commutube.
Jack Smith, people.
Go share the link anyhow, but uh above all else, um, Viva Barnes Law.locals.com.
And oh, I just share that in here.
Here, come to locals.
Come to locals for the afterparties, and everybody's watching on Rumble anyhow.
Um Jack Smith, busted.
Busted doing what we all knew.
Now, the funny thing is this.
As I'm reading the news, I um almost forgot that Jack Smith didn't get a pardon before demented Joe Biden left office.
Now, just check this out.
We're gonna go to uh Fox News, and I'm gonna hear something very loud in a second because they've got these.
Was it this one?
We don't we don't need to watch the video.
Ladies.
Ah, forget this.
Uh Jack Smith tracked private communications, calls of nearly a dozen GOP during Jan 6th probe.
FBI says.
We're gonna come right back to the beginning of the show because there's only so long I will allow myself not to be distracted, but to place the pressure on time-sensitive materials, like I'm doing with the ostrich farm, like we're doing with Tamara Leach.
I I'm not forgetting about Epstein.
Period.
Ever.
So, you know, we we could this is this is a big deal.
And Dan Bongino and the FBI have done good work on this.
I'm just thinking about the the the Epstein debacle.
I mean, it's amazing that it's actually sort of because of the news cycle, has found its way to uh because it is a snake of a file, slither off into uh not the public limelight.
We'll bring it back, but for the time being, let's give Bon Gino credit where credit is due for revealing what I suspect all of us knew, but appreciate when I say, you know, the more things change, the more they stay the same.
History doesn't repeat, but it tends to rhyme.
They exploited of the January 6th investigation to spy on their political adversaries.
What does that sound like to you?
What does that rhyme with?
The Russia Gate hoax.
A manufactured bullshit political uh stunt that they use the investigation for as a pretext to spy on their political rivals.
It's what they did with the Russia Gate hoax, it's what they did with the January 6th investigative committee and all of those other bullshit prosecutions.
Exclusive former special counsel, Jack Smith.
Did I say special prosecutor?
I think I said special prosecutor.
Oh, God, I'm so stupid.
Uh, was allegedly tracking the private communications and phone calls of nearly a dozen Republican senators as part of his investigation.
Oh, but Dori, he wasn't listening to the calls.
He was just seeing who was calling whom, what numbers to when, and I believe for how long.
Document reviewed by Fox News revealed that Smith and his Arctic Frost.
You want to say like Commie Canada is coming down to America?
When they start naming their bullshit weaponization of government uh operations uh after the communism in Canada, Arctic frost, it's coming down.
Make sure you're aware of what's going on north of the border because the domino effect of communism might have been a cheap pretext to get involved in the Vietnam War, but it wasn't necessarily a false concern.
All right, yada yada, they're tracking phone calls.
Lindsay Graham of South Carolina, Marshall Blackburn, Tennessee, uh Ron Johnson, Wisconsin, Josh Hawley, who might he's one of the guys I like the most right now.
Cynthia Lumens and Bill Hagerty, Dan Sullivan, Tom Tuberville, etc.
etc.
So I'm looking at this document, and it says the FBI.
I can't, I can't bring it up.
Unclassified freedom of view.
What is FOUL?
Cast decision, Washington Field, approved by that is something service, Secret Service Agent.
Okay.
Arctic Frost, election law matters.
FBI special agent redacted, conducted preliminary toll analysis on limited tolls records associated with the following U.S. Senators.
What could have been redacted here?
Oh, they're numbers.
Okay, fine.
The document recently discovered by FBI director Cash Patel and exclusively obtained by Fox News is titled Cast Assistance.
Cast refers to FBI cellular surveillance team.
Document which has the names of FBI agents redacted.
Yada yada yada.
Okay, fine.
The document states the names of lawmakers and the FBI special agents on Smith's team conducted preliminary toll analysis.
An FBI official told Fox News that Smith and his team had been tracking the senators were able to see which phone numbers they called, the location the phone call originated, and the location where it was received.
In other words, spying on your rivals.
They got it after subpoenaing telephone providers.
Arctic Frost was opened inside the Bureau on April 13, 2022.
Smith was appointed as special counsel, November 2022.
You got Cash Patel, Dan Bongino.
And then you got Smelly McGee, Jack Smith.
He looks like he smells bad.
He looks like he's up to dirty stuff.
And that is not confession through projection, people.
That is just objective analysis.
So they don't know who they were talking to.
They didn't get the contents of their conversations.
They just know that they were doing it under the pretext of the January 6th investigation.
Much like they did during the Russia Gatehoa, where they alleged Russian interference, Russian collusion, so that they could go lie to a secret Pfizer court, fabricate evidence, submit it to the Pfizer court, spy on Carter Page, and then use it to one two step to spying on Donald John Trump jail.
And it's a real prospect for Jack Smith.
Because he was one of the few people within Biden's autopen orbit that didn't get a pardon on the way out the door.
And I mean the Biden auto pen, not Biden himself.
He had long left the door of the building before that.
And then some people were saying, okay, well, so he doesn't have immunity, he can be prosecuted.
The rationale allegedly, you know, the explanation for why uh Biden didn't pardon prosecutors and judges.
You won't believe the hypocrisy and the irony.
Well, it's because they benefited from immunity.
So to the extent that they likely benefited from immunity for conduct carried out in the context of their official duties, duties.
They had immunity.
The same sons of bitches who fought tooth and nail to deny President Trump presidential immunity, argue, or at least the thought was, well, they can't be prosecuted because the special prosecutor has immunity.
The judges have immunity.
The attorney generals have immunity.
So they don't need a pardon.
They have immunity, but Trump doesn't.
This is how you try to reconcile the injustice among the perpetrators of injustice.
He can't.
So Jack Smith doesn't have immunity.
He did not get a blanket preemptive pardon.
And then the question is going to be whether or not spying on government officials, abusively, arguably, and this is what uh who was it?
One of the guys uh whose accent, Josh Hawley, but another one said, it's worse than Watergate.
Whether or not spying on your political adversaries is within the core functions of a special prosecutor.
No.
So we'll see.
That's what has happened with Jack Smith.
And um, may he also be the next on the long list of people who deserve indictments.
We got James Comey, who he'll argue immunity, I guess, for uh FBI director immunity for leaking classified information.
We'll see.
Let him argue it.
Let him argue it in court, and let Jack Smith argue it in court.
Assuming he even had the authority to be the special prosecutor that he was, because he didn't go through the right process to get appointed.
He was still not special prosecutor, but regular citizen, Jack Smith.
What do you want?
Okay, get out.
You want to show the world what you're wearing on your head?
All right, people, here, hold on, get out here.
I don't I don't know where it came from.
I suspect.
Okay, nothing.
Get out of here.
Uh, Arguable whether or not he would even benefit from special immunity if it turns out that he was not properly appointed to the position, and he wasn't actually special prosecutor, Jack Smith.
He was ordinary citizen Jack Smith.
We shall see people.
But uh they're getting what they deserve.
Just not enough of it and not fast enough as far as I'm concerned.
All right.
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None are conservative, hope for better.
I'm fairly certain that you, in fact, I'm 99% certain, but I want to double check that you can customize it so that it pulls and interacts with you the way you want.
I don't know whether or not it's default is what some might consider not, you know, containing enough conservative news outlets.
What would be what we conservative?
Fox News.
So you might want to customize it because it might not pick up on the viva fries of this world quite just yet, but it is certainly customizable.
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Now, the problem with apricots, by the way, they got a lot of sugar.
And if you eat too many of them, it's the cure for constipation.
Just so you all know that.
But delicious stuff.
Not built on dried fruit.
If you eat too much dried fruit because you can cram down a lot more when it has no fluid in it, and you don't realize quite how much you're eating until the next morning.
Not that that happened to me.
It happened to me with mango.
Okay, uh, let me see what we got here.
Oh, Jack Smith.
Well, I just want to I wanted to play this here.
Just as a mild description.
Senator Hagar.
Thank you, Senator Johnson and Chairman Grassley, thank you for your leadership uh in making this happen.
This is an extraordinary revelation that just took place this afternoon.
My colleagues and I found out, all of us Republicans, by the way, that we were placed under investigation by this FBI under the Joe Biden FBI that uh was led, I presume by Jack Smith and his predecessors.
This isn't the first time that it's happened, though.
Senator Johnson just mentioned this.
I served on the Trump transition team in Trump Tower in 2016.
Senator Blackburn was vice chair of the transition committee, then, as were probably a dozen or more members of Congress.
To think that we were surveilled by the Obama FBI.
This corruption run deep runs deep, and it's gone on for far too long.
And the fact that it's happened here again, the fact that they are looking at our records in 2023 sitting members of the United States Senate.
We're gonna write a strongly worded letter and then do nothing, and in eight years, when it happens again, we're gonna say, damn it, they did it in 2016, 2025, and again in 3031, 2023.
Okay, I'm sorry, I'm being a jerk.
Again, the only thing that we have in common, the only thing in common in this entire list is that we're all Republicans.
They've decided to come after us.
This is as partisan as it gets.
The FBI and the corruption that's running there has to be cleared out.
Thank God we have Cash Patel and Dan Bongino there.
This has to be addressed, it has to be resolved.
It needs to happen today.
Well, it's gonna be tough to clean out when Cash Patel doesn't think the FBI rank and file needs to be cleaned up.
But now I've been saying this for a while, and people have been saying, Viva, stop stop kissing Bongino's ass and whatever.
Um, you know, maybe they're going very, very slowly, and the way to clean out the FBI is to open up field offices outside of DC and then watch uh people who don't want to work outside of DC stop working for the FBI.
Maybe they're doing it very, very gradually, very subtly, much more subtly than the way, for example, RFK is cleaning out HHS or much like the way Harmita Dylan is cleaning out her office agency.
Problem is if you do it so subtly that nobody notices because it doesn't happen, uh, you haven't done it quick enough.
You got four years, and you don't have four years to get it done.
You have four years.
You got to get it done within a year so that you can use the next three years to fix things.
But I uh I'm also firmly of the belief that the rank and file of the FBI, at least a substantial portion of them, are thoroughly infected with TDS and untrustworthy.
And they should be uh ridd of their jobs and kicked out of the FBI.
But it seems at least Cash Patel has much more faith in the rank and file of the FBI.
I told the FBI this day one.
Come on, come down to that basement of Trump Tower, see if we have any secret servers.
There was none.
Yet they let that lie perpetuate for three year period of time.
So one greedy person at first could get a couple extra votes.
That was Hillary Clinton, right?
And then when she was beaten so bad by a bunch of people, including myself that didn't know what a damn delegate was, didn't know what the Iowa caucuses were, because that was never the world that we're in.
It allowed her to save a little face saying that there were some foreign actor who otherwise intervened, which is the only reason she lost.
I mean, Alex Jones says it all the time.
They have the same move, they play it over and over again from Bannon's War Room.
Eric Trump, I told the FBI, come to Trump Tower.
Jack Smith even planted classified folders at Mar-a-Lago, sees my father's medical records.
Do you remember Jack Smith falsifying evidence in the Mar-a-Lago raid?
Well, if you don't remember it, I believe I'm fairly certain.
Yeah, I had it right here.
Falsified.
They took the documents out and put these letterheads on them that didn't exist.
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Anyone with a functioning brain knew it.
It was also confirmed by Judge Eileen Cannon.
Now he was also spying on United States senators.
Arrest Jack Smith.
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Who put the four thumbs down?
You sons of I'm joking.
I don't really care.
So that's Jack Smith, peeps.
Now let's get into the other thing, which I I don't, I'm not.
There's okay.
I'll preface this.
I don't like talking about the Charlie Kirk stuff in the way it's being discussed now on social media.
Because it on the one hand is being discussed by people who I think might be uh and I I'm reluctant to say monetizing it because people will accuse me of monetizing it.
I don't like talking about it accepting as much as absolutely necessary.
Yeah, it I don't like entertaining stupidity, but then you don't address it, which I call entertaining, and then you get accused of you got no you got no good rebuttal, blah, blah, blah.
Also, I am sensitive to the fact that I can understand some of the arguments uh being raised and some of the skepticism being uh expressed by by players in the political commentary sphere.
I follow Candace Owens, I follow Ian Carroll.
I, in fact, would love to have Ian Carroll on, not for a debate me, bro, but for uh I'm trying to understand you, bro.
Uh to understand not what they're saying, but the reasons for which they're saying it and the evidence upon which they are relying to say it.
Candace Owens the other day came out with a tweet or disclosed a text message, which some people are saying it's not true, but even if it's true, it doesn't prove anything.
Uh, you know, I always say everybody should take a class in logic 101 in philosophy.
And everyone, in as much as possible, should be a lawyer for long enough to gain the relevant experience to understand how to think and how to assess evidence, but not long enough to break your soul.
And I think I managed to walk that that tightrope.
This is what Candace put out the other day.
And I think I played a portion of this.
No, this is another clip.
It's not called.
Let me just see what the uh caption is here.
Evan Kilgore, truth seeker, overly analytical, fiercely intuitive, incurably curious American nationalist, writes, holy Shiat.
Candace Owens just shared a screenshot of a group chat where Charlie Kirk explicitly said he was, quote, leaving the pro-Israeli cause, end quote, just 48 hours before he was assassinated.
Rob McCoy, Josh Hammer, and six others were also in the chat.
She brought the receipt.
So let's let's watch this.
Take a look.
So Charlie writes in the screw chat, just lost another huge Jewish donor.
Uh two million a year because we won't cancel Tucker.
I'm thinking of inviting Candace.
Somebody writes, ugh.
Charlie writes, Jewish donors play into all of the stereotypes.
I cannot and will not be bullied like this.
Leaving me no choice but to leave the pro-Israel cause.
And somebody writes, donor writes, please do not invite Candace.
That might feel good short term, but it's not good long term, in my opinion.
Like all groups, you're going to get a wide variety of opinions.
That nasty free will thing that God bestowed on us makes life frustrating at times after the dust settles a bit, maybe.
So again, this is 48 hours before Charlie Kerr was assassinated.
He was very clear and he was very explicit, and he did not back down out in that Hamptons meeting, which they're all lying about, nor in this text thread.
I'm not going to reveal the names of the other seven.
Actually, you know what?
I disagree with myself four seconds ago.
Let's just throw in Josh Hammer for funsies, he's on this chat.
Okay.
So let's let's appreciate this.
There were some people saying it's not true, but even if it's true, what does it prove?
Uh we can confirm now that it's accurate.
Because Andrew Colvet came on earlier today, yesterday.
It was, I mean, relatively recently confirmed that it's it's an accurate text thread.
But I want to take the start of this show to address some of the things that have been going around on public, namely about a text, a group text chain that has been made known and released uh by Candice Owens.
And I just want to address it head on because uh, you know, that was a text grab, a screen grab that I had shared uh with people.
So it it is authentic.
But I want to take some start.
Let's and it's authentic.
Good.
I, you know, I like I say, everyone should practice law for a little bit so that you could distinguish between evidence of intent versus evidence of act.
And I actually more take the line of Cernovich's analysis of this, and I forget when he said it.
It's set aside conspiracy theories as to who killed Charlie Kirk or who was ultimately behind it.
It's a it's a disgusting thing that donors, any donors should behave like this.
I mean, on the one hand, it's what donors do.
They want quid pro quo for their donations.
They're not going to be giving millions of dollars to organizations if those organizations are not going to be promoting their narrative, promoting their cause, and that's what it means to be to some extent a donor.
I know you like to pretend idyllically we'll give the, you know, we'll donate to uh a museum.
But if that museum starts uh displaying some pretty offensive uh repulsive art, you might not be inclined to donate to that museum.
If you donate to a museum, you might be inclined to say, how about you carry this type of art?
If you donate to a museum, how about you uh promote this artist, that artist, this line of thinking?
Okay, fine.
Whether or not I ever believe that the text threads were false, it's irrelevant.
They're true.
48 hours before he gets uh assassinated.
And so the question is this as far as it goes for anybody who wants to find a men's rea, a key bono intent as to why the pro-Israel lobby might have had the uh motivation to do something to Charlie.
Admittedly, that will substantiate that theory, that claim.
It does not suffice as evidence to substantiate an act in furtherance of that which you think is their intent.
And not just that, by its own four corners of the document.
They're saying, oh, wait, barely 48 hours before he got assassinated.
He had this in a private chat.
Well, what's the like what's the theory?
That within 48 hours of that private text thread, that they mobilized an assassination squad and pulled this off.
Israel, making it look like a transfurry whack job with other internal communications, said he had been planning it for a week, which I still don't believe.
Is the idea that this internal text thread, which came 48 hours before his assassination, is what mobilized the Israeli assassination army to take out Charlie Kirk.
Does it make sense?
What some people will retort to that is this is the tip of the iceberg.
It's an indication of a problem that had been going on for a long time.
The Israeli lobby knew that they were losing Charlie Kirk.
And so they then infiltrated a transgender furry movement to motivate them to take out Charlie Kirk.
Oh no, but then people say, well, it wasn't really Tyler that pulled the trigger.
That was just a decoy.
The bullet came from a different angle, a different location.
That was part of the Israeli assassination squad that they mobilized within 48 hours of this internal text thread, which if you read it literally, is still pretty.
You read it literally, or you read the I might have to leave the pro-lobby.
There was no forward slash sarcasm or like LOL face.
So it sounds like he means he's being serious about it.
So within 48 hours of that text that they mobilize an assassination army to pull off this coup.
But the bottom line is I I'm not sympathetic.
It's not the proper word.
I understand how some people would say, especially if they are inclined to blame Israel, APAC, pro-Jewish lobby for this.
Yeah, that text thread, the treatment that Charlie Kirk and TPUSA was getting from big donors, big Jewish donors, I understand how that would, in their minds, substantiate the intent.
Nothing in there is evidence of act.
And I'm not sure that anybody's even claiming it is, but to be distinguished.
And then in order to say, well, okay, I don't believe that Tyler pulled the trigger, it was a different shot from a different angle or the lapel mic, it involves ignoring the say the best evidence that currently exists to impose or impute evidence that does not exist.
Uh some of which is actually it'll be impossible to disprove.
To challenge official narratives and to say, well, why haven't we seen an autopsy yet?
I I've I've heard compelling legal arguments for why.
Why haven't we seen the footage that they took from the SD cards?
I've heard compelling reasons why.
I mean, to the extent it's in the hands of the FBI anyhow.
What more do you want?
You want it disclosed to the public so people can like, you know.
I I appreciate some people would want that.
Some people, just for the fetish of watching horrendous acts of terrible violence, others because they think the internet and the 4chan's of the world will be able to get to the bottom of this better than the FBI's of the world.
I can't blame them for that.
When the when the 4chan world gets to the he will not divide us flag in the middle of a mountain range because they were geolocating the overhead uh plane traffic, I believe 4chan is and was, even in the context of the Charlie Kirk assassination, uh ahead of the curve, even of the FBI.
And that is not through no fault of Cash himself.
But that text thread can substantiate an intent that people want to say, well, they had an interest in doing it.
And I can't really argue with that.
You can understand how that argument is made, but it doesn't show act.
It doesn't contradict the best evidence that exists up until now.
And so what you have to do is go on intent, disregard the evidence, and then presume evidence which does not exist and oftentimes is negative inferential evidence.
But I would love to hear what Ian Carroll.
What is the best evidence that Ian Carroll has to substantiate his claim that Israel did it?
And for those who are saying it wasn't Tyler who pulled the trigger, it came from another location, the lapel mic, as if you know, a floating lapel to be directional, whatever.
You know, say it almost glibly, tongue in cheek.
If you want to blame Israel, the best way to involve Israel into this is not to say there was another shooter, complicate the entire crime scene from what it is.
No, you want you want to do that.
Just argue that Israel infiltrated the chat and then use these mentally unwell people, drug addicts, sex fiends, deviants, to go kill Charlie Kirk because he represented everything that they were not, which was righteous Christian uh family men.
That's the easiest way to bring Israel into this without complicating the evidence that currently exists.
If you want to do that, go ahead.
And in which case you're gonna say, I can't really prove it, but I believe it.
And this internal text message shows that Charlie was under immense pressure from big Jewish donors, which set aside, let's just entertain me.
Israel wasn't responsible for this, whatever.
Or I'll entertain you, they were.
One way or the other, as Cernovich rightly noted, that is no way for donors to treat the institutions that they presumably support because they presumably respect the intellect, uh sincerity, what's the word, and integrity of those institutions.
But alas, it's a big, fat, ugly, dirty world that is dictated by money and the influence of money.
And um, and that's that.
I don't think I forgot to say anything on that, but maybe I didn't let me get to Viva Barnes Law and see what the uh questions here.
Viva, Mr. Mike, Mr. Mike.
People keep forgetting who Candace is married to.
George Farmer, co-founder and first chairman of TPUK.
What she knows is what she knows.
Of course, her emotional state, losing a loved one, clouds her judgment, but a string of senseless murders clouds ours too.
I have to, I don't know enough about her husband.
I know what people say about it, but or say about him.
But the bottom line is she's she's raising legitimate tensions of the politics of big money in political influence.
She might even be providing what some people could assume to be take for evidence of intent, but it's not evidence of act.
And until anybody has that evidence, you can entertain your theories and they'll be undisprovable.
They will be disprovable.
No, they will be undisprovable for good and for bad.
It's sort of like the you know the well, it's it's the absence of the evidence that supports some people's theories.
You can never disprove that.
Rustang says, Viva, did you not listen to Barnes on Sunday?
As Barnes has repeated, podcasters are running down into the many rabbit hole and gopher holes, chasing clickbait.
Why join the chase?
No, well, first of all, uh it doesn't mean that you uh can ignore a story entirely.
And running down the rabbit holes would be uh arguing the authenticity authenticity of those text messages before they're confirmed, or acting this this is unfortunately uh not just a newsworthy development.
It's one that needs to be clarified for proper understanding.
So you have Andrew Colvet confirming that the text messages are authentic.
That's no longer supposition, and that is newsworthy for everybody's clarity on the matter.
It's not a question of chasing clicks or anything.
So that's that.
All right.
All right, but what else do we have on the back to up?
I knew I've got something else.
Chuck Rassy, why is Chuck Rassy still here?
Okay, hold on, hold on.
Hold on.
Hold on, wait a minute.
Did I not get to this one yesterday?
No, no, I did.
I did this one.
Oh no, I didn't play this one yesterday.
All right, so all that to say, peeps.
Let me just I'm gonna take this one off the backdrop for one second.
I've got my bowling league tonight.
So hopefully I don't I still haven't gotten over it.
The two the two gutter balls in the 10th frame.
I was on a 148 working on two strikes into the 10th frame.
And I'm telling you, someone sabotaged the oil pattern on the lane.
Hadn't bold a gutter.
I anybody knows bowling?
I could have bowled, I could have maxed out at a 208.
I'm on two strikes in the 10th frame, and I gutter ball both shots, and I swear to you, it felt like someone actually spilled new oil on the blane because I did the exact same thing I had done for the previous two games, and it went in the freaking gutter, and we lost the game as a team.
But because of me.
Haven't gotten over that yet.
So I got that, and I'm gonna have a good after party on viva barnes law.locals.com.
I did not know that uh I don't follow baseball, but I've gotten into cards that uh the New York Yankees are playing the Toronto Blue Jays.
And I need the New York Yankees to win tonight, not for gambling purposes, but because I pulled a good card, and his name is Cam Schlitman.
Schlit Schlitz Schlippmann?
What's his name?
Apparently he's a he's the great pitcher.
Cam Schlittler.
Cam Schlittler.
And if the if the New York Yankees win tonight, Cam pitches tomorrow.
Okay, here we go.
Good.
808 Scotty.
Here, let me bring it up.
Let me bring it up.
Uh and I read it without judgment.
808 Scotty says, Netanyahu, who has been assassinating hundreds of people worldwide.
Why not Charlie?
Okay.
That's a question.
Let me ask you the question, 808 Scotty.
How did he do it in this case?
If that's the theory that you're promoting.
I know that you're not because I know that you've said previously on Dexter that you don't actually believe it either.
But that's fine.
He's been assassinating hundreds of people.
Mostly, I mean, I don't know that he's been assassinating um uh thought what are they called?
Thought people.
Uh not influencers, but there's uh thought leaders, thought leaders.
Terrorists, yes.
Uh scientists in Iran, yes.
That's fine.
Okay, so you think he did it.
What's your evidence?
Is all I would ask.
Like why not is not how did so that would be my uh answer to that.
All right, now hold up.
I wanted to bring this up.
Chicago's mayor.
This this is this is when we're tone down the rhetoric, people.
Listen, listen to this.
I I said very candidly that the right wing in this country wants a rematch of the civil war.
I just I want that to sit in right now because the president of the United States of America.
I I said something tremendously stupid.
This is the mayor of Chicago, the proverbial shithole.
Uh crime-ridden cesspool.
I think it's got a higher crime rate than Iraq, if I'm not mistaken.
Making up the dumbest, most hyperbolic inflammatory statement ever.
Yeah, the the right wing America wants a rematch of the civil war.
Even if you believe it, Brandon Johnson, you might not want to wish it into existence.
Has declared war on the people of Chicago and people across America.
He's more interested in giving billions of dollars to other nations while farmers in urban cities around this country are literally being destabilized.
And so whether it's the legal system, whether it's it through executive order, or whether it's through the brave women and men who are serving as rapid responders.
We literally have people who are volunteering in this city on the southwest side, the northwest side, all over this city to make sure that we're protecting children from being separated from their families.
And and we're talking about volunteers who are literally putting themselves at risk of being shot and killed by the federal government.
And so whether it's the legal system, whether it's our continuous struggle for liberation through organizing, and whether it's through executive action or whether it's through law, it would be nice if we actually had lawmakers in Washington that would actually hold this president accountable.
And if they won't do it, then the city of Chicago will, using every single tool that's available to us.
First of all, you gotta see this is fantastic.
Is it gonna bring up the next tab?
No, it didn't.
Uh, this is so good.
You ask, uh they don't want to tell you.
You ask even the most leftist of leanings.
Listen to this comparison and interpretation.
On the basis of overall country homicide rate, Iraq tends to have a lower rate than Chicago does per 100,000.
So Chicago is worse in that metric.
However, within Chicago, there are neighborhoods where the risk of dying from violence, especially for certain demographic groups like young men in certain zip codes.
Well, they really are uh pussyfooting around the real the demographic reality of Chicago is extremely high.
In some of those areas, the death rates can exceed what U.S. soldiers experienced in Iraq.
Also, crime rate is a whole so the answer is yes.
Holy, holy hell.
Yeah, that guy's gonna wish for a civil war.
Uh redo.
Oh man, oh man.
All right, now I do have something else in the backdrop here.
There was one other thing that I wanted to bring up before we leave.
Hold up.
Hold up, wait a minute.
Something, right?
We're gonna finish up with the ostrich thing in a second.
This is what I wanted to show you guys.
In the early part of the stream, when I'm on uh locals, viva barnes law.locals.com, someone puts up a picture and says, Viva, is this you?
I thought this is crazy.
I need to find this person because I think we're related.
It was a real picture.
This is just in the news.
I'm getting I'm getting into scuba diving now.
Divers discover centuries old Spanish treasure worth one million dollars off Florida, more than 1,000 gold and silver coins from lost from seven.
That's so cool.
Lost from lost 1775, 1715 fleet, recovered in Rare Hall.
And then you have me.
I mean, I guess he doesn't really look like me, but he does.
What's his name?
Diver Levin Shavers shows coins uncovered from Spanish shipwreck.
Hidden beneath the turquoise waters of So I know that they find these things all the time.
I'm not going crazy, right?
That looks like an AI generated image to have my face placed over it.
Anyhow, so I have to get into it's to it's totally me.
All right, by the way, guys, before you leave, because Rumble, you might not be coming over to Viva Barnes Law.locals dot com.
Turn on subscriptions, subscribe, turn on notifications.
Let me see how much we had 310 thumbs up the last time.
Now we've got 479.
That's better.
But let me see one thing because there was a new tipped question, Hrumble rant that came in on Hrumble.
And then we're going to see who we raid today.
Steel, thanks.
Why were we going to rematch when we won the first time?
I don't know that I get that.
Okay, now let me see who we're gonna raid over on Rumble.
Redacted is live.
Charlie Kirk's test messages confirmed.
Okay, well you can go now.
You got you got the lowdown.
This is like when you have the lineup, and I like to try to cover everything.
Um now you're gonna go see what redacted interpretation is.
Go go see what I'm curious to know what they say in terms of their analysis, but let's go raid redacted.
Let's go read redacted, and um if you're coming over to Viva Barnes Law dot locals dot com, come on over.
We'll have a nice after party.
I'll do the update on the ostriches, and we're gonna talk some other good stuff.
And um tomorrow, eleven o'clock, we have a special episode with the Duran.
So tune in for that.
And then Wednesday I'll have my show.
Uh, and then Thursday I'm gonna have my show.
That's it.
Go read redacted.
Godspeed rumble, and uh come on over to Viva Barnes Law Dot Locals.com.
Oh yes.
Uh Viva Fry for merch.
And we will be getting a new design up.
The website is back up and running.
Viva Fry, know the fro.
That's how my laugh.
And these are uh some stuff that you can get.
I love some of our stuff there.
Get some stuff, get some merch.
Uh Viva Barnes Law dot locals.com.
Louis the Lobster on Amazon.
And now go raid redacted.
I'm not dropping the link in redacted, I'm dropping it here.
Raid, but a bing, bada boom.
Confirmed.
Uh Viva Raid Booya.
All right, that's it.
Go take this out, and now we're gonna go over to Viva Barnes Law.
Dot locals.com.
Everybody, Rumble, Godspeed.
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