1:23:49 So this is about- And let's be clear too, the Mexican cartels have more control and power at the southern border than the US government and the Biden administration have. That's exactly what that's what Sicario 2 portrays. It portrays the other what how else that could be done. And people should look at some of the people coming across the borders. These aren't, you know, Mexican day laborers anymore. The people coming across the borders are people from China, people from Africa, but people we have no idea, people from the Middle East. I mean, Sicario 2 starts out with how Mexican drug cartels could be used for human trafficking. I get the feeling, Bob, that you like the movie Sicario 2. It's just a hunch that I have. I don't know. I just, it's just a feeling I have. So maybe I'll have to check that out. All right. But I want to go to this clip now to prove exactly what Viva was talking about. This is Louis CK who's pretty much lost his career, mostly by his, by his own demise.
1:24:46 But this is exactly what Viva was talking about. Here's Louis CK on the Joe Rogan podcast. Listen to this. But my feeling is they should open it, the border, and just let them pour it, let everybody pour in, and then the answer which is, well, then there'll be all these problems. Yes, there should be. It shouldn't be so great here, is what I'm saying, in America. It shouldn't be. It's a weird thing to sequester a certain group of people and try to keep upping their lifespan and their lifestyle. and just keep trying to increase that for this group of people, and then everyone's, and then this pressure of people trying to come in so they can enjoy it. And then it gets worse and worse down here. I mean, I'm not Canada. It's really just from down here. There's something wrong with that. That's not a system that's working. And it forces people to do cruel things to other people. There's a lot of people that die so Americans can be safe. They're just dying
1:25:41 you know, weddings that are drone bombed in Yemen. Because a guy said something that might have resulted in American insecurity. Not even like definite American deaths, but like just so we can breathe a little easier. Folks die. And folks do labor in unsafe places so that we can keep the prices where we like them. There's so much about American life that other people pay for. That's part of it. But also, it's not good for us either. It's not a good way to live in a gated community, you know? If you let folks pour in like any other wave, it'll kind of slosh. And then y'all just, things will be different.
1:26:22 I don't know like there what'll really happen a bunch of people like well, they just come with knives and start killing everybody Oh, yes, actually a lot of illegal immigrants are murdering people that was just approving illegal immigrant the other day so I mean look there's a lot to unpack here and And I'll let you guys respond to this, but Louis CK obviously lives a very high elite lifestyle. He's not gonna open up his mansions to illegal immigrants. He just wants to sit here and destroy our way of life. But here's what I think is actually going on here, and you guys can unpack that however you want. And then let's get into last night's powerful show that I did with you in my legal case. But here's what I see happening here. Here's the phenomenon that I actually see happening.
1:27:03 Liberals can no longer deny that they're the problem. They can't. Liberals can no longer deny that they're the problems with society and their policies are doing damage and destroying our country. They can't deny it anymore. So this is their new pivot. Their new pivot is, well, you just deserve it. You just don't deserve to have a good life. And because other people are suffering, you just have to suffer too. To me, this is the new pitch from liberals. They can no longer pitch that they're the moral people. They can no longer pitch that they offer better policies. So this is their final line, I think, as far as politics is concerned, is that, well, you just deserve to have a worse life. So just get used to it.
1:27:46 I thought I had listened to Louis CK on Rogan and I don't remember that part. When he first started talking, I thought he was saying it critically as in judgmentally like it's sort of sarcastic. Yeah, well, we have it too good here, so let's lower our quality of life and maybe that way people will stop coming in. To the extent he's being serious, it is the NIMBY of the stars. And those who are the most privileged, economically, financially well off, they'll have bigger fences, they'll have bigger guns, and they'll have more security. But the hoi polloi are gonna have to deal with it because it's just the way it was. First of all, he also said people have to die so that Americans can maintain their well-being.
1:28:30 And they get killed by the government that actually exacerbates all these problems by causing strife in Syria, in the Middle East, causing the migrant crisis to other countries. And then they come in through the south of the border. And locally, they don't care so long as they think they're gonna be Democrat. The irony was The media's attention perked up to the immigrants crossing the border at the southern border when they found out that there were like 5,000 Russians coming in there. Then immigration becomes a problem. When there are Cubans who might be more conservative, then they're more prone to closing off the borders and making it more difficult. But no, Louis C.K. exemplifies the absolute hypocrisy of promoting something that will not affect you because you have enough money to protect yourself from it.
1:29:12 And I just gotta finish with my joke that Louis CK destroyed his own career at his own hands, bada bing, bada boom. It's nice to see him back, but he's not making much more sense now than he was before, to the extent he was being serious. Not very often. I mean, you have some conscientious types out there that actually back up their words with action. But you look at Robert Kennedy. Robert Kennedy is someone who comes from a family that supported legal immigration for a long time. His uncle Ted passed the immigration law that liberalized things in the late 1960s.
1:29:51 And he went down to the border and said, this is an unmanageable disaster. He said, this is a disaster for everybody. It's a disaster for America. It's a disaster for these countries of Central America. It's a disaster for working class Americans. It's a disaster for the people being trafficked into here because they're in no man's land. They don't have cultural, political or legal protection. They're at the whim and subject to whatever brutality the cartels visit upon them. Or once they get here, if they're to the degree they're outside of the control of the cartels, they're often still subject to their extortion because of the cartels connections. to their family and friends back home. And then they're often trying to have to send their whatever funds they have back home to the degree they can. They are subject to labor abuse here in the United States. So he pointed out that no true humanitarian would support this mass illegal immigration taking place because it's anti-humanitarian at every level. What Louis C.K. really represents is the elitist contempt
1:30:50 for working class Americans. They just despise and hate working class Americans. When he talks about- I'm gonna have to interrupt and correct you here. I think you're limiting their true approach here. I think they despise and hate everybody. Oh, well, I mean, to a certain degree, yes. But I think they have a particular contempt. You can tell Louis CK is the kind of guy who drives through small town Texas and just looks at everybody as if they're a character from Deliverance. That, you know, that's, you know, he's that kind of snob. You know, he just, you know, he might've, he probably wishes he was in that scene.
1:31:28 Well, yeah, there's always a little bit of that going on. The Lily, you can see Louis CK dreams at night and he'll be squealing sometime soon in Georgia, but the play his own Ned baby. But I mean, I mean, he looks like the guy I was in the scene. I watched deliverance and I'm sitting there saying, I wish I was in that scene. Why wasn't I cast for that scene? It should have been me in that scene. I was making jokes. Well, you see the weird laugh when he talked about serial killers. I mean, the guy comes in with those glasses. He's got total serial killer glasses. I mean, I have a whole new approach to Louis. He's not only a pervert, he's not only a leader. I don't know if you want to approach Louis CK. All right. Well, by the way, do you remember his- I mean, there's lots of reasons not to get, you better hope the only thing he's got in his hand is something of his own equipment. Because I mean, this guy is a whoo, whoo, whoo.
1:32:18 I mean, that's the message I got. By the way, everyone has to refer back to one of his bits from a while back, which was if only humans had the defense mechanism of a skunk like spray smelly stuff and it'll scare people away, and he analogized it to playing with himself. And then you find out what he did in real life and you realize there's a lot more truth than jest in his jokes. And so if you digest everything he says with that truth and jest principle, then some of his stuff goes from being funny to being scary very quickly. But no, Robert, yeah, the disdain for the lowly citizens who they don't deserve the good life that they have. They didn't build that. They're not entitled to safe communities or the problem's not that bad. Stop complaining. It's progress, moral and social. But I'll sit here in my Manhattan sky rise and I'll look down at the people, the homeless people in the streets.
1:33:11 It's tremendous, but it is all political. It is the idea that at some point in Canada and in the States, you can't convince people to vote for the liberals or the Democrats because of policy. And so what's the long term plan? Bring them in through illegal immigration and you'll import your vote instead of having to persuade people to vote for you. You just can't trust a guy who likes to make jokes, pedophilia jokes. I mean, there's something about that guy, that little scene from Rogan is more disturbing. I thought before he was just your classic Hollywood elitist pervert. But that is like a real sicko. That's a guy you don't wanna know what's going on at home. I mean, this guy is like John Wayne Gacy of comedians. Do we know, has Jeffrey Toobin ever hung out with Louis CK? Does anybody know?
1:34:00 I don't know, but if nobody knows who John Le Joie is, he's actually a comedian from Montreal or Longueuil, which is sort of south of Montreal. He did a bit like 10 years ago called Rapist Glasses and it was a humorous bit like, looking too normal, wear these glasses that will make you look like a bad boy. Louis CK went out and bought a pair. He's looking for a sponsorship deal. It's terrible, but just listen to Louis CK's humor and jokes and older jokes from the past and understand how much truth we have now discovered was infused into them. And you'll hear him differently, but he does exemplify the, I couldn't tell if he was being serious there. Was he being sarcastic, critical, cynical? We have it too good here.
1:34:42 Too many people die for America as in American foreign policy results in the death and killing of people, the destabilization of other nations, which then leads to migrant crises in Europe and through the south of the border. I guess it's kind of like this. I guess we'll close the hour kind of like this. It'd be like... Let's just say hypothetically, somebody got caught masturbating in public and then just saying, it's just a joke. I'm just joking. That's all this is. It's just a funny bit that I'm doing. I'm not a pervert. See, I'm a comedian. All right, we'll be right back with Viva Frye and Bob Barnes. Don't go anywhere. All right, I just want to do a quick five minutes on some news here with the
1:35:18 with Bob Barnes and Viva Frye. And then in the next segment, I want to get into last night's show where I was on their Rumble channel. And I'm telling you, the feedback was great for it. You guys should check that out. The Viva Frye, Bob Barnes podcast on Rumble. But guys, there was a big story out of Chicago. I just want to get your quick, let's say 90 second response. No cash bail in Chicago. Viva, what does this mean for the city? Start with Robert on that one. That's mild news to me. I mean, I think it depends. I mean, I do believe in the Eighth Amendment. And so I believe in very liberalized bail standards. The problem is the selectivity in which it's being applied. In other words, bail should be required to secure somebody's appearance in trial. And take for an example the most egregious failure to impose reasonable bail restrictions. We over, the government and the courts impose restrictions