Viva & Barnes - Exposing the Trans MADNESS in Maine School Boards! Live with Activist and Truth Teller "Corn Pop"!

Oct. 20, 2025 - Viva & Barnes

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Exposing the Trans MADNESS in Maine School Boards! Live with Activist and Truth Teller "Corn Pop"!

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	We've asked that we use it.
	Oh, so wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
	They're covered.
	You feel uncomfortable?
	Because that's what these young girls feel like when a boy walks into the locker room and starts unchanging in front of them.
	Yeah, you feel uncomfortable, right?
	Feel uncomfortable, huh?
	That's what these young girls feel like every time a young boy changes in front of them.
	You can look at me like that all you want.
	That's exactly how they feel.
	And you, Miss Murphy, oh well, I don't know if I if I if I stand with girls or if I stand with with my uh, you know, with the law.
	So you you don't care how young girls feel?
	You don't care about the safety of young kids?
	What about what happened in Virginia with that boy that raped a young girl in a bathroom, then got sent to another school and did it again.
	What are we gonna do when that happens here?
	How are you gonna look that girl in the face and said, sorry, I didn't protect you.
	This is Maine's capital.
	We should be setting an example for the rest of the state.
	You know what example you guys are setting that we do not care about the young girls in this state.
	You guys care about politics.
	Oh, we can't change it because it's not law.
	It got changed by an executive order by Biden, which is why we're here in the first place.
	You know what's amazing.
	I couldn't actually even run that video in incognito because uh it said it you know content was 18 plus, which is ironic, considering what's at issue with what this man is raising to uh the school boards pertains to what children are exposed to.
	So the point that he's making is so inappropriate and defensive, it requires adult mature viewing in incognito mode on the internet, and I presume that's because of some safety back end stuff on X. But it's what they want to expose to children in high schools, Not necessarily across the country, but in certain states.
	I saw that video and I put out the tweet and I said, who is this man and when is he coming on for an interview?
	And then he replied, I forget exactly what, and now it's gonna happen.
	For those of you who are watching this tomorrow, how does the future look?
	Or is it now the past?
	I forget.
	We are doing a something special now.
	It's it's live in front of our locals community, viva barneslaw.locals.com.
	And I'm gonna broadcast this tomorrow at three o'clock while I'll be unable to do my daily live show because uh well, August broadcast this to the world, and uh this man has a message that needs to be heard, and this man needs to be known because this wasn't a one-off.
	Like when you when you come across these videos on the internet, they go viral.
	Sometimes the thinking is that's just a one-off.
	You know, the dude had a moment, and I don't mean like a comedic moment, like oh, he he had a message in it, and you know, it resonated with that particular video.
	This guy's been doing it for a long time.
	His name on Twitter is Corn Pop from Maine.
	And we started talking after this, and I said, you know, dude first of all, good on you.
	There's nobody who can watch that and not say good on you.
	We're in the thick of the trans debate, which is no debate at all.
	It's not debate, it's delusion.
	Where you have I don't want to say white liberal women, uh, but one cannot um ignore statistical overrepresentation, where you seem to have misogynist men and uh women tolerating what is in my view nothing other than woman abuse, a misogyny, homophobia as well, because the movement is predicated on telling a gay boy you're actually a girl.
	Think about chopping off your your little bits, and so cornpop has made this something of an of a of a purpose of his, and it isn't the only video that he's ever done.
	I have a few that he sent me.
	I said, he's gonna come on in about five minutes.
	Uh, we've got a limited time frame from his end because he's now gonna go do some interviews on some big outlets as well.
	And so I said, I don't want to waste too much of this interview uh watching videos of you, but I want people to watch the videos of you.
	He sent me this and said you might want to play this one.
	Leadership, the essence of leadership is showing people how it's done so that they understand it's the right way, and getting them to adopt it.
	And being a leader means you go against the tide when the tide is wrong, you go against the crowd when the crowd is wrong, you go against the establishment when the establishment is degenerate and sick, and then by example and by confidence and by will and by strength, then the Temid join you, because then it costs nothing to be a patriot, quote the great Mark Twain.
	In the beginning, the patriot is a scarce man hated, feared, and scorned.
	But in time when his cause succeeds, the timid join him, because then it cost nothing to be a patriot.
	That's damn good.
	I said it seems like Mark Twain has said everything under the sun that is the most insightful wisdoms on earth.
	Uh that is cornpop.
	He's gonna introduce himself when he gets in here, but then there was another one that I wanted to play, which was uh amazing.
	So you could do his shirt says Miss Muffy will make you miss muffy will make will you make free speech?
	My goodness, dyslexic.
	I think I am Ms. Muffy.
	Will you make speech free again?
	And his hat says make America great again, and he's got something over his mouth tape, which says I think Trump.
	Maple Street, good evening, Augusta School Board members, parents, and community members.
	Tonight I stand before you as a concerned parent to address a fundamental principle that defines our nation, the first amendment.
	This cornerstone excuse me, Mr. Blanchard, but this is an opportunity for you to speak.
	And that is not your voice, and the person speaking did not recognize himself.
	Let me therefore you may speak or you may stop that, or I'll ask to have you removed Augustus Board members, parents, and community members, Mr. Blanchard.
	I'm asking that you stop.
	The first amendment.
	This cornerstone of our constitution guarantees our right to free speech.
	Can I fear this right as being cycled right here in our community?
	Let's be reminded.
	Bureaucrats love bureaucracy.
	Administrators love the administrative state.
	They love their stupid ass rules that can control who can say what if they so choose to control who says what.
	Do I have a motion?
	I make a motion for the board to recess.
	Second.
	Second moved and seconded discussion.
	With that, the board will recess for 10 minutes.
	And we're gonna strike from the record what was said because it wasn't his voice, and the person on the recording wasn't recognized to speak.
	Because apparently, I guess, according to the administrative state and these parasitic bureaucrats.
	Well, any time you play a recording, you've got to have the person on the recording admitted as evidence.
	I mean, this is a criminal trial right now, right?
	You can't have third-party hearsay of documentation where you haven't had the person whose voice was recorded, uh allowing that to be in evidence.
	It's amazing stuff.
	And um, cornpop said I could introduce him, but I'm gonna wait a few seconds.
	I'm gonna play one more video before cornpop comes in and Mr. Blanchard.
	I think we we at least heard his name there.
	And let's play this one quick one.
	I say quickish.
	You get to know who we're who we're gonna talk to right now.
	He was at the No Kings protest uh on Saturday, as at the time of shooting this vlog, which is Monday, October 20th going to be broadcast to the world on October 21st.
	Real time now, it's probably 38.
	For those of you who are watching in real time.
	How did I know it's 338 on October 21st?
	I timed everything.
	Watch this.
	Hey, hello.
	I'm still coming to you.
	No, no.
	I know.
	You put in position to protect children, nor didn't become users.
	You time us out.
	Oh no, well, you won't look into me, so I'm not 15.
	The fact that I even need to come out there and say it is to grown adults is a barman in itself, and it shows you just how godless this culture has become, and the sermon you can be has become more than trespass.
	That's a shame for us.
	We're gonna have a perfect scene.
	That was not two minutes.
	Shame on you.
	And you let people last time speak that wasn't part of Augusta.
	I know for a fact because I talked to him.
	You may have old now because I hear people here.
	Look at the look at the I hate to observe the demographics of this board.
	We'll get to it in a second.
	This is uh where are we now?
	You're beginning to show people that are speaking respect.
	I'll entertain a motion for a recess.
	It's been one second in discussion.
	I'd like to make that 10-minute recess, please.
	We didn't talk about that.
	These are the people deciding to let boys and girls locker rooms in the name of equality.
	Please vote.
	God is watching you.
	Yes, God is watching all of us.
	Good job, good job, good job.
	Good job, good job.
	On step seven to one, the board stands in recess for 10 minutes.
	Thank you.
	Now let me read the caption on this one here.
	This was uh corn pop from Maine.
	Reminder.
	Yes, the chair of the Augustus School Board, Martha Witham, violated my first amendment right.
	But let's not forget.
	Let's but let's not forget she has this parent.
	Um locked up because he spoke 20 seconds over his time because the board wasn't paying attention to him when he was speaking.
	Augusta Maine has turned into communist China.
	All right.
	So that is what's going on in the world, people.
	Now, when we get our guest in here to talk about what he's been doing.
	Um, yeah, I see him in the backdrop.
	Corn pop is by the way, i i it's funny because there was a corn pop in our Twitter in our YouTube commut chat.
	Uh, this is not the same corn pop because apparently corn pop has uh this corn pop has been needed from commy tube.
	Corepop, I'm bringing in 321, sir.
	How goes the battle?
	Hey, how's it going?
	Very good, man.
	Thank you.
	First of all, thank you for doing this on such short notice and accommodating.
	Uh we are this will be live tomorrow for the rest of the world.
	Right now it's live for our locals community, and I'm gonna get questions that they might have, and uh we'll see if this format works.
	I like it.
	I I love live because I don't like thinking that we can redo things, and I don't like people saying, Can you cut that part up?
	No one's ever done it.
	But corn pop, okay.
	I know your name, but tell the world your name.
	I'm always nervous about doxing someone involuntarily.
	So my name is Nick Blanchard.
	I live in Maine.
	Um, I started going by corn pop, of course, after Biden talked about some gangbanger named cornpop.
	I've been an activist since COVID.
	So as soon as he said it, I took the name and ran with it.
	Uh now you you seem to be a very young uh gentleman.
	How old are you?
	I just turned 36 about three weeks ago.
	Okay, dude, you're much older than you look if that makes you feel better or worse.
	Uh may I ask, are you married?
	Do you have kids?
	Uh I'm not married, I have one son.
	Okay, very cool.
	I mean, that is good.
	It's gonna explain a few things.
	Uh look, I we don't have time for a full history, but just give us the overview.
	I mean, where are you from?
	Blanche Blanchard is Blanchard.
	I presume you might have some French blood in you somewhere.
	I'm about 90% French, a little bit of course a little bit of Indian.
	Um Native American, about as much as Pocahontas.
	No, I thought I think ten times more.
	Probably more, yeah.
	But no, I'm I'm pretty much French.
	Yeah.
	Um, I'm from Rhode Island, moved to Georgia, spent most of my life in Georgia as a young kid.
	Um, got my first chance to move back to Rhode Island to be around my family, and uh met my son's mother and ended up moving to Maine with her, and uh here I am.
	Cool now from George, I mean, do you not like French Acadian or French of like you know, Fran French?
	French Canadian.
	French Canadian.
	Yeah, I mean, I'm from Winsakett, Rhode Island, which back in the day it was a manufacturing city, and a lot of French Canadians migrated from Canada to Winsaket, Rhode Island in the in the older days when my grandma.
	Yeah, that's very cool.
	And uh I'll I because I have to do it, it'll give me some insight into you.
	How many siblings?
	What do your parents do?
	Uh so um my dad still lives in Georgia.
	I don't really know my mom.
	Um as far as siblings, I got a brother, I got a sister, and um my brother is in uh EMT and a firefighter up in uh uh Rhode Island.
	My sister is a massage therapist, CNA.
	Uh she does a bunch of stuff.
	Oh, very cool.
	And I mean what do you do for a living, if I may ask?
	Uh so I I don't like to say where I work because of who I am here in Maine, and if I say it, HR will get a hundred calls tomorrow.
	But I do have an adult job.
	Okay.
	Uh I mean it it is it what it's such a ridiculous world that we live in.
	Uh that it's not just a possibility that it would happen, it's a necessity that it will happen.
	And there's people who want to you know who the Daily Mail is, right?
	Oh, yeah.
	So they've already done an article once about me being harassed by this dude that is up here in Maine.
	He goes by Crash Barry.
	I like to call him Dingleberry.
	But I mean, anytime he finds out where I work, he'll call like he literally calls my job and says that I was supplying underage girls with alcohol and that he was gonna have the cops have me arrested.
	I mean, dude, it's nuts.
	I've got I've gotten cards in the mail from the satanic temple out in Massachusetts.
	So uh the actual satanic temple?
	Oh, yeah, no, I've gotten three in a row.
	I mean, I for for two months straight, I had someone mail me a $60 bag of dog food.
	See, I not only would I not eat it, I wouldn't give it to my dog either.
	I know it's in the case.
	I brought it back to Walmart.
	I got me a $60 gift card.
	Um, dude, so I guess the question is this may I ask where you are in Maine?
	I am right in the Capitol.
	I'm about walking distance from the uh state house.
	I'm in Augusta.
	Now, okay, so you got I we've got a member of our locals community who's in Maine, but I I'd say more rural Maine, but I don't think people appreciate the degree to which the heart of Maine is a progressive about am I exaggerating in calling it a progressive shithole?
	I mean, I don't even mean mean to to Maine.
	Uh, but I'm gonna say this.
	Um as far as being a progressive shithole, I would say Portland.
	Portland, Louis, not Lewiston, somewhat, but definitely Portland.
	The northern you get in Maine, the more just like in any other state, it's only those small towns that like New York City.
	That's got mean you say small, but it has a lot of bigger population, but at the same time, it so that one city is so populated that it speaks for the entire state, as far as just kind of like I mean, there's a big movement up here to the cut off southern Maine and give it to New Hampshire because we don't want it no more because it's so liberal.
	That's a bit it's it is interesting.
	I and when you realize like it's we say that the big or the blue cities control the red states because just because of the way I don't know, say the gerrymandering has been occurring, or the fact that the cities are the most populated or densely populated.
	Uh yeah, but most people don't appreciate that when you think of New York City defining New York State, it it doesn't.
	And I used to frequent uh Pulaski, New York, where they had some good steelhead fishing.
	I never caught a damn thing.
	Um, but it's like, yeah, uh once you get out of the big cities, you you say you start meeting more politically reasonable people.
	Corn pop.
	Okay, so let's let's do this now.
	How did you get into how did you start doing what you're doing right now?
	So I was never really into politics.
	If I'm being honest, you know, the school system failed me, like they're failing everybody else.
	I couldn't even tell you the three branches of government before I got into politics.
	And when COVID happened, I mean, of course I voted for Trump in 2016 just because it was Trump.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Everybody loved Trump in 2006.
	I mean, before 2016, but I didn't But even then I didn't know much about anything.
	What really got me into politics and really started my activism was COVID.
	When COVID happened, I was like, wait a minute.
	This does not make sense.
	I was the person that they would tell you you had to wear a mask in a shopping center.
	I'd walk in without my mask, and I'd go shop and I'd have a manager in my ear, you need a mask.
	I'd ignore them.
	I'd be filming up my cart because I know I'm not gonna be able to buy it.
	I'm gonna fill it up with whatever.
	And I know you're gonna call the cops and the cops is gonna tell me to leave.
	But guess what?
	Now you have a shopping cart full of stuff you gotta put away.
	So really COVID is what started my activism.
	And I mean, then of course the election got stolen.
	So you know that re-in that just threw gas on the fire.
	So by the way, you you have a big dog, right?
	Yeah, she's over here taking a drink.
	Yeah.
	I can say like if that if that's a chihuahua, that's a chihuahua.
	You don't hear that.
	That's a big dog with the city.
	No, she's a boxer, she's a big sweetheart.
	Oh, that's fantastic.
	Uh okay, that's so you know, how long have you lived in Maine for?
	I lived in Maine for about eight years.
	Okay, and so you you move up to Maine, you're in Augusta, and so politically speaking, then I I in our locals community, Bill Brown says, you know, take southern Maine, nobody wants it up north.
	What the hell is going on where you're at?
	Because it's it's like it's not a one-off, and I don't think people understand what goes on in these school board meetings or these school district meetings.
	I mean, tell us what's going on on the ground in terms of what these administrators are doing in the schooling system.
	Well, I mean, our our schooling system is all messed up, you know.
	Um, especially here in Augusta, but pretty much so there's a Maine Human Rights Act, and that's what a lot of the liberal school boards are hanging their shirt on and saying, hey, we can't comply with Title IX because the Maine Human Rights Act says this, and we'll get sued by the state.
	Meanwhile, you got your conservative towns here in Maine that are saying, you know what, we're going with Title IX because that's the right thing to do.
	Of course, I'm here in Augusta, and you know, Augusta's run by liberals, so we got a liberal woman that's running the chair, and then we got one woman that looks like she's half asleep half the time, and the only time she wakes up and when she wants to yell, point of order, and then you know, her muffy sidekick is what I like to call her sitting on the side.
	But we have a chance this upcoming election to actually flip the Augusta school board.
	We have Kelly Smith that is running at large, that is running against uh oh, I always say her name wrong, Pelelo, whatever the hell her name is, but she's the one that is sitting right beside Miss Muffy that Miss Muffy actually always turns to to get to make a motion or something like that.
	Her name, I'm sorry, and I'm not trying to make fun, but I will make fun of people's names.
	Her name is Miss Muffy, that's her actual name.
	So no, her name is um Martha something, but she goes by Muffy.
	Why?
	I have no idea, but when I found that out, I that I I give her the common courtesy and call her miss, but I because I mean look, I we I we know what there's there's a word in there that I think people tend to know.
	Uh so her name is not her given name is not Miss Muffy.
	That's her nickname, which makes it even more suspicious.
	Let me let me bring this up because I also think people are not gonna fully appreciate this.
	When I hear the main human rights act, and then I say, Oh, they must have recently amended it to include gender orientation or gender identity as uh a grounds of discrimination.
	And you'll tell me if I'm wrong, I think you know this better, but I'm fairly sure that's right.
	Maine Human Rights Act protects individuals from discrimination based on gender identity in areas like employment, housing, education.
	It explicitly prohibits discrimination in various programs and activities, including academic extracurricular and athletic programs.
	So that they've done what we're in the process of doing up in Canada.
	I'm I'm originally from Canada in case you if I didn't mention that.
	Um, and they they they amend the criminal code once upon a time.
	This is back in 2016, give or take, when Jordan Peterson uh rose to prominence for calling out early on this is gonna lead to compelled speech.
	They add gender identity as aggravating factors for certain crimes, and then they say, Well, now it's part of the law, and so you can't discriminate, which means you can't kick men out of women's sports because that would be discriminating on the basis of gender identity, which we've added now, which trumps actual Identity of being a woman.
	And so, okay, so they've done this.
	And now, in the name of the Human Rights Act of Maine, uh a progressive piece of legislation that you know nobody knows they're voting on until it's already law.
	That's the basis of them saying boys and girls locker rooms.
	Pretty much.
	That's 100% the basis, yes.
	All right.
	And now the thing I always say, and I I don't there's no but to this.
	I don't, the violence is not the right thing, period.
	I'm sometimes just surprised that nobody's lost their temper more than they have.
	What is what is going on in terms of who's being exposed to what in the school system in Maine?
	And who shows up to these meetings?
	Or are is it supporters at this point, or is it more act say opponents, activists at this point?
	So to be honest with you, I've been dealing with this board for about a year.
	What started, which is crazy, what started me going to these meetings is I found out that they were actually trying to pass a policy that was going along with the Human Rights Act that say your daughter is in the bathroom and a boy walks in and she feels uncomfortable.
	Oh, there goes one of my sons, and she goes and complains, right?
	And she goes and says, Hey, listen, I feel uncomfortable.
	This doesn't make me feel right.
	Your daughter gets suspended for 10 days, not the boy walking in the bathroom.
	So that's what started all this.
	And we had, and I've been going to these meetings for over a year, and for most of them, I'm not gonna lie, it's only been about me and one other person.
	And that's and it not included, I mean, every now and then they'll have their you know, alphabet mafia show up, and it'll be three or four people from out of town, never from the city of Augusta.
	But really, it's been more people pushing for them to vote to go back to Title Nine.
	Especially this last meeting.
	This last meeting, we had over 36 people show up to sign up to speak, including two people that are running for the governor of the of Maine.
	Was the last meeting the one where they arrested the guy for trespass because he spoke twice?
	No, that was the very first meeting.
	Oh, because I mean that that's a good audience.
	That it sounded like there was only war there.
	So that was one of the meetings where so that, like I said, that was the meeting that initially got us to go.
	And that we had a good crowd, that one, because I'm pretty good at getting people to show up to events and stuff like that, because I've been doing this for quite some time.
	And that very first meeting, we had a good audience, and that was the first time that school board has ever dealt with that many people in one meeting.
	So Miss Muffy got up there, and the reason why he actually got arrested was because he started reading a speech that so people from all over town drove.
	And the reason how we knew that Miss Muffy allowed people to speak from out of town is because we've watched prior meetings.
	So we had people that drove over an hour to come to this meeting, and once Miss Muffy seen how many people were there, she made a new rule because she's the chair and we live in communist China, that no one from out of town could speak during public comment.
	Well, so let me let it let me stop you there.
	How do they know they ask for ID?
	So when you sign up, when you sign up, this exactly, yeah.
	But vote no, but well, you don't know what we have going on.
	We have we have uh thing one of the things on the election right now is to voter ID, and all the Democrats are like, no, vote no on one, and it's like, all right, but when I go to the school board meeting, I gotta give my name, my address, what ward I'm in, and everything, but anyways, yeah.
	So she stopped people from speaking from out of town.
	So one of my friends that drove over an hour gave Pavlo his uh her speech, yeah, and he started he started reading it.
	See, so he he was reading the written speech of someone else, much like you were playing the audio recording of Trump voice, and they said no, no, no, this is this is violating our new rule, which we just passed to limit who can say what.
	Well, no, they they made that rule after I did the whole Trump thing.
	And the reason why I did the Trump thing with with the whole AI speech was because the meeting before that, I had started a petition.
	So in Maine, we have what we call the main principals association, the main principals association is what dictates our sports, the main principal association, right after Trump signed the executive order for Title IX, they're the ones who came out and said, We're not gonna comply, blah, blah, blah.
	Well, the principal of the high school here in this district Is at the time was the president of the main principals association.
	So I had started a petition to get her removed this principal so that she'd be removed as president of the main principals association because she was the one she's a raging liberal.
	And when I one of the rules at the school board meeting is that you can't say anything negative about personnel at the school.
	So when I got up there and I said, Miss Kim, she immediately hammered me down.
	That clip went on Fox News.
	Actually, the Hodge twins did a funny monologue of that.
	It's actually pretty funny.
	And um so the next meeting, I was like, all right.
	So what I did is I pre-wrote my speech.
	I had an AI app.
	I took Trump's voice, and I had Trump read my speech.
	It even said Nicholas Blanchard, 13, where I lived and everything, blah, blah, blah.
	And then it started reading my speech.
	And then, you know, the less favorite saying is I can't breathe.
	So I put tape over my mouth and said I can't speak, because every time I get up there to speak, I can't speak.
	So you I you you you actually identified that it was your written speech, but in an AI generated voice.
	You were not trying to pass it off as though Trump had actually made it.
	Literally said, Nicholas Blanchard gave like like I'm supposed to every time I get up there, and then halfway through the speech, it says that we live in communist China, and I walked right up to the podium and I put a Chinese communist flag right on the uh right on the podium of the chair.
	And what's great is they jump and run to executive session every time I get up there to speak.
	It's like they're scared.
	And Miss Muffy didn't even remove the Chinese flag when they went into executive session.
	They come back out, they sit down and they restart the meeting, and the flag's still sitting there.
	It's um it I think people actually have forgotten now that we're sufficiently far out of uh the 2020 litigation.
	It was when was it?
	It was 2024 when they were trying to get Trump off the ballot, and Danabello's Yeah, no, no, you you had uh it was Maine of uh ruling.
	I remember covering it.
	Yeah, it was she's actually running for governor right now for Maine.
	She's our Secretary of State, and she's actually running for governor.
	She actually participated this weekend in the No Kings uh protest.
	Holy so to refresh everybody's memory, Maine uh got a court ruling, and you're your secretary of uh Secretary of State.
	Who was it at the time?
	Janabellows.
	Janna Bell, okay.
	So they they supported removing Trump from the ballot.
	Uh you've got now, this was most recently, which is where you got involved in this, is let me get the ad out of here.
	Uh that they will not, they're not complying.
	I can't my fat fingers later.
	I don't want that AP, thank you.
	Justice Department is tasked with enforcing Trump's transgender sports ban in Maine.
	I remember when this happened.
	They come in and say, nice executive order you have there, Trump.
	Uh here's two middle fingers, but continue to you know give us federal funding.
	And I said, cut off federal funding if they're gonna defy executive orders.
	Um, while we're talking about that, anyone that's in this audience, I know you got a huge audience, especially when this gets dropped.
	Anyone that knows Linda McMahon, tell Linda McMahon to cut off the federal funding here in Augusta.
	Send a message to Miss Muffy, Linda McMahon, cut off our federal funding until they comply.
	I I know that the argument, I'm still Canadian, but I know a little bit of you know about the arguments is that they're gonna say it's commandeering where you can't predicate federal funding on compliance, I think would be the argument.
	Uh, but what's what's amazing is that it's just it's overt defiance, and I don't know how this doesn't violate Title IX.
	Like I don't know how right now there are I'm not saying biological boys, there are boys competing in girls' sports in Maine.
	Yeah, so we actually have two boys.
	So actually last year, that that's another thing that I do.
	That that's another uh so I actually any time a young girl here in the state of Maine loses to a biological boy.
	I actually go and I go to a local guy that makes awards here, and I actually make the award for the girl that should have won first place, but says they come in second place, and I actually get the young girls awards that should have won first.
	But yeah, we have two boys that are dominating in um track right now.
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	It's it's so surreal.
	How that doesn't violate Title I it doesn't, it does it that doesn't make any sense to me.
	How old is your uh is your it's a son, right?
	You have a son?
	Yep, he'll be um seven in November.
	Okay, so he's not yet in the thick of this in terms of uh in terms of schooling.
	Um what was the the incident where there was uh an assault?
	Where was it?
	In uh Mount Desert Island High School in Maine, October 2024.
	Uh what happened there?
	Um, I'm not quite sure.
	Okay, that was that was another straw.
	I'll read about that one.
	No, because you mentioned I'm quite aware of the one in Pennsylvania.
	That was with a young boy that claimed he was a girl, raped a young girl in the bathroom, and then the dad went to the school board to try to confront it, and then they ended up arresting him because he found out the school was trying to hide it, and then they end up sending another sending that young boy to a whole nother school, and then he did it again.
	So the so you you've become quite active about this.
	Um, when you say flip a school board, I am always curious as to what that means, and and population of Maine, it's a small, it's a small and not densely not populated state.
	What what are the mar what are not margins, but rather what's the turnout?
	How many votes need to happen in order to flip the school board in the next election?
	Well, as far as votes, I'm not quite sure how many people are actually gonna come out and vote for the school board.
	But as far as I can explain as far as flipping it, we have so Rita.
	She is an at-large.
	And she is obviously Miss Muffy's right-hand person.
	And so if we can replace her with Kelly Smith, which she's one of the people in the videos at not this last meeting, but the meeting before that, I got up there and yielded her time to me.
	She is a conservative Christian.
	She will stand up for young girls here in Maine.
	So that right there is a C flipped.
	So as to where Rita would vote aligning with all these woke policies, that will be stopped with her.
	And then we got Stacy, which is also another damn woke that we could be she could be replaced with John Rennie.
	And John Rennie, believe it or not, is a gay conservative that doesn't believe in any of this crap.
	When he introduces himself, he doesn't introduce himself as a gay man.
	He introduces himself as a man.
	So that's two people on the board that would have voted against Title Nine that if we replace in November, that will vote for Title Nine.
	People watching this are gonna say, well, okay, the self-binding well for what's going on in local in local Maine.
	Uh but the the broader impact, the broader import of all of this, people always ask me, Viva, what can we do to make a change?
	I mean, you know, elections are the top down.
	For people who want to start making this type of change at their local grassroots level where they live, what advice do you give them, or what advice can you give them in terms of how to start getting it done?
	So I like I would start with a grassroot grassroot movement.
	Um start going to your local school board meeting, start going to your local uh city council, start there, um, start figuring out where your tax dollars are going.
	People don't realize that your school district spends most of your tax dollars when your taxes city taxes go up, that's because the school school board went to the city council and asked for more money.
	So, you know, organizing people, going to your local school boards.
	That's a great start for people to start off with, then going to city council, then going, you know, start organizing rallies, start organizing, you know, meetups, just stuff like that.
	You uh I don't remember if what with what started all of this in terms of how we got in touch with one another was the um the two boys getting suspended in I'm totally blank on the state now, uh, where they were they were on video saying why is there a girl in the locker room?
	They both get suspended and accused of sexual harassment, which you know goes back exactly to what you're saying earlier about if a girl says I don't feel comfortable with a boy's penis in here, she gets the harassment discrimination accusation and not the boy for being in there.
	Um I mean, I guess on at the ground level, uh who are the people still supporting this, and what's your impression as to how and why they support this?
	So I don't really know many people that are supporting this.
	Like, this is even a I would say this is like a 95% issue because even most Dems don't agree with young boys being in the bathroom with young girls.
	Most Dems have daughters, most Dems would not allow that to go on.
	So I think the only people supporting this policy, I mean, if you look at Janet Mills and some of the money that she's gotten because she supported these policies, and it trickles down because if we are in the Capitol here, and then you got the main principals association.
	I mean, you gotta look at where they're getting the money and why they're supporting these policies.
	Because, like I said, this is a 95 to 5% issue.
	And I think the reason why you reached out was because of what happened at the last school board meeting.
	Oh, yeah, no, no, that I definitely saw that, and I think it was in it was allowed in Virginia, by the way.
	I'm just totally blanking as to where it was.
	Um, where the you know, I see this, and it's it's madness.
	Like I I have these discussions with my my kids.
	I got three kids, two girls and and and one boy, and I'm like, I'm up, I'm I'm as not chill, but I'm as pacifist as they get, and I avoid physical confrontation, primarily because I'm like you know, five, five and half, five-six.
	Although I can run fast and I'm stronger than I look, but like that that wouldn't solve anything.
	But I it would not be a question of tolerating and being polite, it would be a question of pulling my kid out of whatever it was because I you know, and as much as I tell my kid uh give advice on terms of you know certain types of behavior that are inappropriate based on ages, that involves seeing uh a penis.
	And when I saw Riley Gaines, and this is you know, way back now, crying over the fact that Leah Thomas is sitting there exposing his penis to these girls, and like I don't sometimes my wife doesn't even want to see my penis.
	Like it's not something you want to see a stranger's ding dong in the locker room.
	It's it was once upon a time considered indecent exposure, and I don't know how it became uh not just tolerated but promoted as as uh loving behavior.
	no, okay.
	So you now you're gonna make some change at the local level, and you do the sentiment seems 95-5, and then the question is why is this five percent dictating this for the rest of the 95?
	Uh has anybody gotten stupid about it?
	Because I can imagine people's patience wearing thin at some point.
	Um, as far as getting stupid, I think it was about as much as what happened at the last school board meeting.
	I mean, and we actually had two plans that night, you know.
	We weren't gonna do that if they voted for Title IX.
	We were gonna stand up and give them a standing ovation and give them, you know, because I've gotten messages from other school boards, you know, people that are on other school boards saying, hey, listen, we're watching what's going on in Augusta, and that's you know, where wherever you guys fall is probably where we're gonna fall.
	Because I've like I've put a spotlight on the school board for a while.
	Uh uh Bill Brown over in our locals community says uh her brother, I think referring to the uh who is running for governor selling l land in Maine to China.
	I I I genuinely think this is on the one hand, uh influenced by the the teachers' unions, and I don't know why they would have this incentive to do it, but it has to be financial because there's nothing logical about it.
	Um have you been arrested for this at any point?
	No.
	Now the question is this also.
	Uh, were you at um the other well it I think we've we fleshed this out?
	I do want to I already know what you're about to ask.
	The no kings there.
	All right, no.
	So uh well, let's just make sure uh if I've missed any questions, I'll see in our locals community about this.
	What you're doing is amazing.
	I I I you know doing it is one thing, doing it peacefully, passively, and then allowing it to be amplified so that these people should be ashamed of themselves is the way to do it.
	Uh, you know, get getting in there and getting violent is never the way to do it because then they uh uh they feel righteously justified in calling you the the the barbarians who who need to be suppressed speech wise and and conduct wise.
	So what you're doing is the right way to do it.
	Uh what happened at the no this is no king's parade Saturday, October uh 18.
	Dude, what was it like?
	And let me let me lead the question.
	Was it like stepping into an outdoor insane asylum?
	Dude, I was there for five minutes before I was thrown in handcuffs and thrown in the back of a cock car, so I don't know.
	Um where was it?
	Where was happening was is they were on a bridge, the memorial bridge here in Augusta, and I pulled up, I found the spot that they hadn't covered up yet, and started unloading my we got up my stuff unloaded.
	But I had a big banner that said Trump won.
	Um, and then I had some flags, I had a big speaker, I was playing a bunch of um um Tyson James MAGA rapper, uh Forgi Autoblow, Tom McDonald, you know, just just the the liberal cry music.
	But um I wasn't there five minutes and I carry when I go to protests like this, I carry what they call it's called it's made by burner.
	It's a um a launcher, but it looks like a gun, but it's CO2 powered and it shoots peppers pepper balls.
	These things right here, right there, yeah.
	I carry that on me.
	That that's it.
	What's what's amazing?
	So it's the burn a launcher.
	This is not an ad, by the way.
	I'll probably you know what I'll probably slip in an ad when I edit this afternoon.
	I need some help with some legal fees.
	So burn a launcher, B Y R N A, it's it's less than lethal, illegal in Canada, by the way, because you can't even have a pepper spray launcher.
	You can't have pepper spray in Canada.
	Uh, have you ever actually had to deploy it?
	No.
	Okay.
	Never used it.
	So you show up.
	Uh, do you have the newer version that's more compact, or do you have this for about four years?
	Okay, because they got the bigger CO2 cartridges, you get a little more.
	I think a little more power, it's a little bigger and you get more shots, but okay.
	Uh, and by the way, they got uh this is really not an ad for burnout, but it's it's hilarious.
	You got pepper spray pellets and uh the hard plastic, which apparently can come out strong enough to concuss you.
	I got the pepper ones.
	Uh so you should but you show up with this, it's almost like I'd be nervous about asking for trouble showing up with this because although it's orange and black, it does kind of still look like a real game.
	Mine's all black.
	That's even worse, man.
	All right.
	Uh so you show up with this concealed or open.
	No, I had it concealed.
	Okay, and then what happens?
	So I had it tucked in the back of my um well, first let me explain this.
	I'm wearing a Halloween costume, okay?
	It's an American flag suit.
	So either the pants are not that great.
	And I but I also have some other pants underneath it.
	And I have it in a in a carrying case and I have it tucked underneath the jacket.
	And I'm bending over like this to set up the banner.
	And one of the women see it, and she goes, He's got a gun.
	I even turn around and look at her and go, it's non-lethal.
	Calm your tits.
	And then I continue setting my stuff up.
	Next thing you know, Augusta PD shows up.
	There's like four or five cops on the bridge.
	They're all like over there talking to them.
	And all the I mean, there's about late.
	They had a good crowd.
	And they're all walking by me and all that.
	And I'm like bent over, and it falls from out my back onto the ground, right?
	And they see it fall, which I can understand why all of a sudden now all five cops draw their guns.
	I can understand that.
	But the thing is, is these cops know me by name first and last name because like I said, I've been an activist in Maine since 2020, and they all know me.
	They all know how impressive, they all know I'm not gonna do anything.
	So I put my hands up, they come over there, they see what it is.
	At that point, they the four the four other cops are like, oh, oh, okay, you know, whatever.
	And then the sergeant comes running up, and he's like, first thing he does is that I had a body camera on.
	First thing he does, he rips my body camera off.
	And I'm like, what the hell's going on?
	He goes, get him off the bridge.
	I'm like, get me off the bridge.
	I said, I'm not going anywhere.
	I didn't do anything.
	Like, I wasn't, it's not like I waved it at everybody.
	It's like, this is what no, I didn't, I didn't even tell anybody that I had it.
	So he's like, well, then you're under arrest.
	And I'm like, under arrest for what?
	So he tells the cop right there, he goes, put him in cuffs and get him in the back of the truck.
	Yeah, no, it's it's like place you under arrest, ship you out of there, you don't come back, then they don't press any charges, and then they've gotten what they want, which is uh Oh no, I went right back.
	And I told the cop, so when so when I got to the police station, and then they waited on the sergeant to get back because I'm you know, I'm asking all these cops what my charges are.
	They're all like, I don't know, dude.
	We're just we're told to bring you here.
	So then he comes walking in and he takes the cuffs off, and I look at him, I'm like, so I'm not charged with anything.
	And he's like, No.
	And I said, All right, well, I'm going right back.
	And I went right back, and all they're all like, you're not in jail.
	I'm like, no, because first of all, even if it was a real gun, we live in Maine, where it's a constitutional carry state.
	Is it cause constitutional means open carry?
	Like you could you don't have to.
	I can no, I can conceal carry without a permit.
	Oh, you can kill it.
	That's right, because you need some permit in Maine.
	See, it's not it's not all the state's not all bad.
	That's actually it's it's my well, you never know when you're gonna get attacked by a bear or a moose.
	I mean, uh, there's a lot of moose in Maine.
	Or if we'd like to say, I tell everybody, man, I love Maine.
	I lived in four other states in this country, and here in Maine, yeah, we got raging liberals, but that's about as worse as it gets.
	You don't, we don't deal with all these different protests you see on TV.
	About as violent as it gets is in Lewiston, and that's because it's freaking swarmed up with Somalians, not racist, it's just the truth.
	But in Maine, you I mean, dude, it's peaceful as I can still leave that the door to my house unlocked, you know.
	Just googling it in real time.
	Maine, 44% below the national average.
	Um and I imagine when they say you know, it's concentrated areas, it's it's easily identifiable areas as opposed to Chicago, where it's like, yeah, it's it's areas that span uh, you know, massive swaths of the city.
	Um, you know, look, I I always say like Canada's a beautiful place, except for the government and except for the raging liberals who have ruined it.
	Maine is geographically absolutely uh beautiful.
	I'm trying to think Mount Catadain is in is in Maine, right?
	Yeah, I believe so.
	Yep.
	Yeah, that's like the second that's the highest mountain on the east coast, and it's like it's like smack dab in the middle of Maine, where you can't, it's like takes eight hours to get to it.
	Um, and you have the ocean, which is the most beautiful thing on earth.
	Yeah, it's just it's just a shame.
	Politics ruins everything at some point.
	So you go hold on.
	So you go back, what happens when you go back?
	Oh, I go back and I'm like riding by him because I got an electric scooter and I'm riding by him on.
	I got a I'm holding a Trump flag like this and got a move like this, and all I can hear is why is he not in jail?
	Why is he not in jail?
	Like, I did nothing wrong, but I am but I am now because I did four-year request the body camera from all five officers because I was told I was under arrest.
	I wasn't told I was being detained.
	I was told I was under arrest.
	I wasn't even allowed to grab my phone, nothing.
	It was all left on the bridge.
	I was thrown in the back of the car and told I was under arrest and brought to the police station, only for him to walk up to uncuff me to tell me that the reason why he took me off the bridge was so that the mob didn't turn on me.
	Meanwhile, he left a single mother, which was who I was with.
	I mean, she was by herself with all my stuff.
	And then wouldn't even give her a ride to the end of the bridge so that the mob wouldn't attack her.
	Uh let me uh another question.
	You said they took off your body camera.
	I was it a GoPro?
	No, it's an actual body camera.
	Okay, so do you you had your body cam running?
	Have you released that footage yet?
	I so this is the thing is I gave it to somebody because they're looking at it.
	The footage, my footage isn't on there.
	He walked up to me as soon as he threw me in cuffs and grabbed my camera from me, and and I didn't see it until I got it back after they let me go.
	And I always, because that's the way you turn it on, is you hit the record button.
	Yep.
	And I always do that.
	And the footage isn't there.
	All right.
	So you're not you're weighing your words in terms of not accusing anyone of having deleted the footage, but the footage is not there.
	The footage is not there.
	So that's why I did a 40 request this morning to the police, um, to the chief of police for the footage of the body cam of all five officers because the sergeant that walked up and did all that, he had a because I may I asked him, said you got your body camera and it's on, right?
	Because all the other officers were confused.
	When he threw me in the car, especially the one that drove me to the police station.
	Once he got to the police station, he left me in the back of the cruiser to get out of the car to call three other officers to figure out what my charges were.
	He's like, because I'm I'm on the way there, and I'm like, dude, like what is going on?
	Like, you at least you ain't read me my rights, nothing.
	They ain't told me what I'm charged with.
	Like, this is kidnapping.
	Like, what are you doing?
	Well, what is the I mean how how I you're known to the local police force.
	I have you know, population's not that big, so it's it's probably a small community.
	Uh, how do you get along with them?
	Are you?
	I guess them all.
	They all no, they all I showed them all respect.
	This was the first time that I've ever had a problem with this police department.
	I've always shown them respect, they've always shown me respect.
	And it was really, like I said, it's really just this one officer because the other four officers there were confused.
	Like, like, like I was like I was saying, when we pulled in, he's out calling three or four other officers.
	Like, what are we charging this kid with?
	Like, this wasn't that wasn't a gun, like, you know, blah, blah, blah.
	Like, what's going on?
	And then he's calling the sergeant that told him to bring me to the police station, and he's like, hold on, I'm on the way.
	Don't tell him anything.
	And then he walks in.
	As soon as he walks in, he takes the cuffs off.
	Yeah, I mean, the thing is, I've gotten so used to the cops in Canada doing that during the Ottawa trucker protest, they would just arrest people, detain them, take them far away.
	This was in winter, also, just dump them in the snow and make it very difficult for them to get back to the protest and not charge them with anything after having you know kept them on their butts in the snow for four hours while they detained them.
	Um, by the way, I know you gotta get going for uh newsmax.
	What time you have a few more minutes?
	Oh, I got plenty of time, yeah.
	Okay, awesome.
	I'm gonna see if there's any questions in our locals community.
	By the way, they've they've specified the the the rape case of the transgender student who rape allegedly.
	Yeah, loud in Virginia.
	I don't know what the hell's going on in Loudoun.
	And then the case that I was looking up, which occurred in uh Mount, whatever the the Bar Harbor, it was in Mount Desert, was not uh sexual assault.
	It seems to have been an altercation between a trans student between a boy and a girl, I guess.
	And um, there was some there was some controversy for that.
	So what what are you gonna do?
	What are you gonna do?
	Well, so FOIA request A for this.
	Uh, I know I'm gonna play the video after you go.
	Or maybe maybe I'll play it now here.
	Let me see if I can just get this one up.
	Um, where you is this it?
	Threatened.
	Uh we say you're gonna sue them.
	Here, let me let's put this here.
	What's up, Patriots?
	Everybody's asking me what happened, what happened today.
	So I'm gonna break it down for you.
	I went to counter protest.
	We're not gonna play the whole thing because you broke it down, but I want to show I want everyone to see the burn along.
	The No Kings rally in Augusta Maine at the Memorial Bridge.
	And I do carry what is called a burner gun.
	It is a non-lethal CO2-powered gun that shoots rubber bullets that have Mason tear gas in them.
	Okay, so that's I mean, it's it's amazing.
	And uh arguably but not arguably, uh, I don't know, unlawful detention or kidnapping if they arrest you, don't read you your rights and then let you go without charges.
	Um what do you have next on the plans for the next uh school board meetings or the next uh you know the next steps in this political activism to try to save Maine from activist liberals?
	So the next thing up until November 4th is focusing on getting Kelly Smith, John Rennie, and William Clarky on the school board.
	That's that's my focus from now until November 4th.
	After November 4th, it's working on getting David Jones elected as the Republican candidate for governor of the state of Maine.
	Uh so November 4th, that's gonna be the midterms.
	There's no chance of flipping the bigger seats in in in Maine, uh Republican.
	Not not no, this upcoming November 4th is our school board.
	Oh, I'm sorry, this no hold on.
	We're November 2025.
	Not waiting, yeah, yeah.
	So November 2026 is the big one.
	That's that's gonna be the midterms.
	Okay.
	Uh, how much does it cost?
	Like, what do you do?
	What do you need in terms of fundraising uh expenses?
	You print billboards.
	I mean, how how do you how do you raise money for this?
	I mean, I gotta go fund me.
	It's on my um X account, it's on my Facebook and all that.
	Um any donations would be awesome.
	Um I I pretty much do this on my own.
	Uh people donate signs and stuff like that and all that, but I pretty much do this on my own.
	All right, well, you know what?
	It the link will be actually in the pinned comment as of the time everyone's watching this live premiere today, which is tomorrow as a recording this, so you'll send that to me and I'll put it up in there so people can support you.
	Because I'm not like I think it it it sounds trivial, but billboards, uh gas.
	This is uh it's it sounds like a full-time job in addition to your actual job job, the one that pays the bills.
	And um it's people don't I mean from a political perspective, people always say that these these seats, which have a lot of influence, are the cheap seats to actually get when you're funded.
	When you're grassroots and doing this on your own, it's you know, literally money out of your out of your back pocket.
	All right, so that's November 4th.
	Um, and then it's gonna be on to November uh 2026.
	Is there I I don't know what the political dynamic is in in Maine.
	Is there a chance that this that it goes uh who's up on the who's running uh in 2026?
	So we gotta replace Susan Collins.
	I mean, in our GOP isn't gonna put no one up to replace her.
	It's kind of depressing.
	I called on Rick Savage.
	Uh anyone from Maine knows who Rick Savage is.
	Rick Savage is the restaurant owner during COVID that told Janet Mills, our governor to kiss his ass and kept his restaurant open, and she bankrupt him, shut him down, and he had to sell his restaurant and open one up in New Hampshire.
	But he's pretty well known.
	He's a fighter, and I just wish that he would throw his name in because I think he's the only person here in Maine that could run against Susan Collins without the GOP backing him and actually have a chance to beat Susan Collins.
	But people here in Maine are so worried about voting for someone else because they think that Susan Collins is the only chance we have at keeping that seat red.
	But I hate to break it to everybody.
	Susan Collins is just as blue as any Democrat.
	She sides with the Democrats more than she sides with us.
	It it is amazing.
	Like you're you're not uh a Democrat or Republican based on the letter, but based on the deed.
	And she's quite clearly.
	I mean, I I I I know if I've been following for a bit, it's I you know quite clear.
	Let me bring these up here.
	These are in our locals community who are watching this live as of now.
	And I said, get questions in here and tag me in yellow, and there are some questions for you.
	I'm gonna still call you corn pop.
	Uh, how many of the school boards are originally from Maine?
	How many are implants?
	How many of the school I presume members of the school board are originally from Maine?
	How many are implants?
	To be honest with you, I don't know that question, but I could tell you that I do know that there's only two of them or three of them I know that actually have children in the district.
	So I think that's more Yeah, that that answers it.
	I mean, it's two or three of the how many.
	One, two, three, of the six.
	Yeah, that's it's amazing.
	I mean, uh, so and then the question is here coming down.
	Are you gonna run for the school board office?
	Is it or would that well that would be a fool's error?
	First of all, you even get there like you want that headache.
	Have you do you have any plans or have you had any thoughts about running to get on the school board yourself?
	So people like me here in Maine.
	I think people like me are more helpful helping the right person.
	I'm too controversial.
	Um I'm kind of like an Owen Schreuer.
	Actually, that's where I got a lot of my motivation from.
	You know, I go to like meetings, and I'm the like I went to a Nikki Haley rally when Nikki Haley came to Maine and I got kicked out of that rally because I held up a Trump flag and told her this is Trump country.
	You know, like I it would be hard for someone like me to win a small local election, especially here in a liberal Augusta, because they're not even some of the conservatives, even some of the conservatives look at me as a little too much.
	And I it's funny.
	I've I've grown to absolutely not care about that.
	You strike me as Owen Schroyer, I get as well, but I you know who Jake Lang is from the Gen C. Yeah, yeah, you you have the exact same spirit in my view and and uh energy as Jake in a good way in a good way.
	Uh no, no, it's it's it's amazing.
	I kind of almost feel like I'm talking like you're you're like the you do you're not from you're from the north, but your accent is more from the south.
	Um okay, hold on.
	How how do I bring this back up here like this?
	Okay, we're gonna see what other questions we have in the end.
	Can you sue the police for kidnapping?
	Have you have you consulted a lawyer?
	Um that's one thing I'm working on right now.
	Like I said, this literally just happened Saturday.
	My first step this morning was sending the four year request, and then I got home from work and barely had enough time to change my shirt real quick so I didn't look like a bum and get on with you.
	So dude, first of all, I appreciate it because it was um it it's it's it worked out well.
	Neurodivergence says, Tip, I sent more for your info.
	Very nefarious.
	Well, this sounds very suspicious.
	Oh, look into the Miss Kendra program for public schools.
	I have it on the backdrop, but I don't know.
	Uh, do you know what Miss Kendra program is for the schools?
	I have no idea what that is.
	Yeah, I'll look I mean I I think it's something total not unrelated, but I I'll look it up.
	I got on the backdrop.
	See the veil says, Viva, have any of the textbooks been changed in uh to favor other countries?
	Chosen history narrative.
	I've been hearing a lot of this happening.
	Do you are you following what's going on with the books in schools in Maine?
	Um, I I don't think as far as like history-wise that they've changed anything as far as that.
	I mean, they got a lot of the crazy books as far as like gender queer and stuff like that that is allowed to be in our schools and stuff like that.
	Charlie Kirk, Robert Barnes, anyone with a brain will tell you Collins is the only hope for a Republican senator in Maine.
	I don't think Barnes actually says that.
	I Robert Barnes, Viva and Barnes Law for the People.
	Listen, there's a lot of people that that say that.
	There's a but you know, at the end of the day, I'm done voting for the lesser of two evils just because that's our only thing.
	I would rather lose an election and vote for someone I know that's gonna be a fighter than to vote.
	Um like you were about to ask, was I at January 6th?
	Yes, I was there.
	I remember what she said about people like me.
	You know what?
	I don't care.
	She's not having my vote.
	Uh, how did you you didn't get uh let me bring this up?
	I think I'll look for more questions uh when we talk, but uh you didn't get arrested for uh January 6th.
	No, I didn't go inside the Capitol.
	Um I was there, I was part of that first initial group that got there.
	I have video of Ray Epps on iPhone.
	Um I left Capitol Grounds at 213, I think it when it was.
	I did get contacted by the FBI, they showed up in my house four or five times the entire time of the Biden era.
	I've saved every FBI card of them coming by just so when my son learns about this in the history books, I can explain to him what really happened on that day.
	You were so you were down there and you saw Ray Epps.
	So let me ask you this.
	I I personally believe he's quite obviously a Fed.
	Um I'll tell you the the energy of what happened.
	Once people made it to the steps, that's where everybody drew the line.
	Everybody was like, hold on, wait a minute, what's going on here?
	What pissed everybody off was when they started shooting us with rubber bullets and tear gassing us for no reason.
	That's what incited people to get pissed off.
	And then you had people that walking around with megaphones screaming, fight for your freedom, this is your only chance.
	I mean, you had people singing Amazing Grace, you had people praying, and then you know, as a man, when you see a woman getting beat, I'm sorry.
	I don't care if you got a badge or not.
	When an innocent woman's getting beat as a man, how do you watch that?
	So some men couldn't, you know, some men couldn't deal with that, or some men couldn't deal with them shooting us with rubber bullets for no reason.
	That's funny.
	I mean, it's it's exactly what Jake Lang said when I when I interviewed him from jail, and he and he says, I think the word was uh a baseball bat manifested.
	But he says, I'm sitting there.
	I Roseanne Boyland, what yeah, he saved Roseanne, he tried to save Roseanne Bowl.
	Yeah, he said she died, she died in his arms.
	He, you know, and and at that point, you know, yeah, yeah.
	He's like, I well, I did what I did, and I do not have a regret for what I did.
	And I was like, you know, you're saying this live, and I hope you don't get in more trouble for it.
	At that time, I thought it was a zero percent chance that they actually get a pardon, but my goodness, talk about activism and talk about you know, running whatever uh bullhorn you have.
	It it it happened.
	Thank This guy right here.
	Oh, I thought you were showing me the tattoo, but yes, I mean it's it's I I you know I said it's it was one of my more astounding revelations as someone who's mildly spiritual, but with when that bullet didn't hit Trump and his life was spared.
	Thousands of other people's lives were saved in that in that moment as well.
	Because but for that not happening, he doesn't become president, he doesn't part in those those Jan Sixers.
	They are rotting away in a gulag for decades.
	Some and I probably would have been thrown in a cell too.
	Dude, that's amazing.
	Um, so now you've got it the the fundraising.
	Is it a it's a give send go?
	It's a gifts and go, yeah.
	I started that just because that's when when I started doing the awards for the young girls.
	I started that just to help pay for that.
	Because before then I never really asked for donations.
	I just did everything on my own.
	No, that's good.
	At least the the give send go is the right one.
	The go F me is the one that even when I agree with the cause, I have a great difficulty sharing that go F me platform.
	Um that's amazing.
	Can I can I see your dog?
	Yeah, Coco.
	Come here, girl.
	Box it.
	I have oh well, so I I grew up with Bull Mastiffs.
	Come here, come here, guru.
	Let's see it.
	I'm trying to think is it a big is it like the skinny boxers or like the big oh no, she's oh, I love loop the deaf face.
	Oh, I go go.
	I got I got two dogs that are uh as far as canines go, they're not the most amazing specimens on her.
	They're great dogs, but I've wanted a big dog.
	Oh man, dude, she's she's the biggest love bug.
	She the only problem I have with her is she doesn't know what personal space is.
	Well, I don't sometimes also like they they they they get hyper and they bump their heads up.
	And if you get too close to them, they'll like break your nose if they smash their faces up at you.
	Uh that's a beautiful beautiful dog, dude.
	Okay, so this is amazing.
	Um, what did I forget to ask anything that you would have wanted me to ask?
	Um what?
	What the matter is we got her excited.
	Oh, okay.
	TT Full Timer says, Go F me has taken money from 1.4 million people with permission.
	That's uh brings this up.
	Don't worry about the dog.
	I love her.
	Let's TT full time.
	Viva, show popcorn, Winston.
	It's okay, bro.
	Go, go, go.
	Go, go, go, go.
	Go, go, go, go.
	Two, three.
	Oh, this is my uh my Steve.
	I I just I woke him up from his from his slumber.
	He's blind and blind from birth, and the other one's paralyzed, and she will have undoubtedly uh, you know, sullied up the living room.
	Uh okay, now let me just make sure I don't run over his foot with my chair.
	Uh but right now, I mean, you asked if I wanted to run or anything like that.
	Like what my kind of my what my goal is for right now is I would like to start, I would like to start doing what you're doing.
	I want to eventually be a full-time podcaster here in Maine.
	I would like to, you know, launch what I'm calling the CPN, the corn pop network kind of the uh play on CNN, and uh it's called Unapologetic Truth.
	And I use the um the Ephesians verse for the armor of God.
	Yeah, so but um I would hope to be doing that any year full time.
	That's that's my goal.
	Well, I uh not to wish any ill, I mean, having a job, a real job is is always sort of the luxury that allows you to finance the pastimes, and then people find sometimes when they get when they get kicked out of their job because of these these uh sons of bitches who go and try to ruin the livelihoods of people, they get forced into the pastime to make it uh sustainable at a at a faster rate.
	So I uh a number of other biblical verses, you know.
	I don't know if it's God never gives you more than you can handle is a biblical verse, but um it it will work out, corn pop.
	It's uh you're doing amazing stuff, and um I you know it I I'm I'm I'm glad it came across my feet.
	I'm glad you picked up on my on my quote tweet, and I'm glad I was honored.
	I was honored.
	I couldn't believe it.
	I was like, wait, what this is why the internet is so amazing.
	Like you said, like this is how small the world becomes when you you know in a good way.
	Uh see it's like who is this guy?
	It's it's amazing because it's it is amazing.
	It highlights the absurdity, and the one things that the tyrants don't like is being publicly mocked and being revealed to be naked.
	And the only way they can not be revealed to be naked is to pull the wool over people's eyes and to shut off their microphones, which they did to you and your friend.
	I mean it's in it's fantastic.
	Uh so by the way, uh everything pitch everything, and I'm gonna put the links in the description, and then we're gonna say our proper goodbyes after.
	Oh, your your links, your yeah, uh on uh on Twitter.
	Uh is corn.
	I can send it to you though.
	All right, no, I'll say it out loud anyhow.
	At least we'll get no hold on.
	I can do better than that.
	I'll show it, and we're gonna have it in the description.
	And um, I'm gonna still call you corn pop is um Corn pop.
	This is corn pop.
	Corn pop network CPN.
	And I love the avatar.
	Unapologetic truth, Ephesians 6, 11.
	Save America.
	Dude, it's been amazing.
	Let me let me get this out of here.
	And let me make sure that I haven't missed any questions in our locals community.
	Uh, and I love the way this worked out.
	Let me see here.
	Uh, that tell that to all I'm okay, I'm not starting another fight with a different subject here.
	I just had a two-hour session with our local assessor on some illegal crap going on in our RV park.
	Not related.
	Corn Pop, thank you.
	Uh, I will talk to you.
	Well, stick rambles, Air Proper goodbyes.
	You're going on Newsmax in a few minutes.
	Locals, thank you very much.
	And I'm gonna end the stream now.
	Godspeed, people, and I'll raid you into the next channel in real time.
	We'll see how we do this live.

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