Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Ep 167 | Suing Tinder?, School Bus Stop Sign Cameras, & Instagram/WhatsApp Getting a Makeover | Guest: Anna Slatz

Episode Date: August 7, 2019

Once again Jeffy brings you the news of the day. Coming to a city near you... School bus stop sign cameras so you better be careful. Looks like Instagram and WhatsApp are getting a facelift. Then we end the show with Anna Slatz from The Post Millennial in Canada to give us an important Jonathan "Jessica" Yaniv update. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Big changes, big changes coming to Facebook and coming to Instagram and coming to WhatsApp. That's right. I know. You may not have heard this news, but it's going to be everywhere soon. Facebook has announced that it's going to be rebranding both applications. Wait, do we have a Facebook insider? So there's going to be, yes, okay. It's going to be a rebranding of Instagram.

Instagram and a rebranding of WhatsApp. I mean, I don't know why they're doing it, but apparently they want to throw everything to the wind and change everything up. Well, there's some old products, you know. So, yeah, that's all. So they're going to, part of the rebranding is going to be renaming it.

Oh, crap. I know. I know. And how do you go over from Instagram? All right. So I'm going to They have the name of the new name Already listed

Oh wow that's pretty bold I know Maybe it's just to get So that people are ready for it Oh so there's a big change then So it's going to be huge So be ready for it okay And they're probably going to have to

You know delete the app and download the new app All right The This isn't sad news No this is happy This is good news This is good news because they're rebranding They're making

Get a new name everything's going to be happy it's good thank you and now the new name instagram on facebook it's just a little swinging music is what i was hoping for after the announcement no we'll see if you're more excited about the the name change for what's app okay and now the new name for what's app WhatsApp from Facebook hoping for a little bit

Swiggin' So there you have it I mean come on now are we really changing it Instagram from Facebook

and it's going to be like a little writing off to the side Instagram from Facebook WhatsApp from Facebook we are most people

already know all this is is to appease the government people it's all what do you mean by that because you kept saying that off air. What do you mean by that? It's all it is. It's just appease the government,

because we have to be truthful in everything and they want to say, people know that Instagram is owned by Facebook and people know that Instagram is owned by WhatsApp. But really, in today's world, they can argue, no, they don't. People don't know. And you're lying. You're deceiving the people. It's the same thing on Twitter. When we make the joke about, uh, go vote on Wednesday, not Tuesday. We know it's a joke, but the people from Twitter, that's not joke you're misleading. you're deceiving the people no no honey we're just telling a joke so now they just want people to know that their new name you'll be able to know that instagram from facebook and WhatsApp from Facebook okay congratulations good luck god bless the only reason they announce the stupid thing is because

everybody they're going to put it you're going to be on the app it'll be you know from Instagram And if they didn't announce it What do you guys do it? Oh my God Sound the alarm You see what Facebook Has changed their apps

So We can go back to you So I had the radio show Went in for a little chewing The fat segment today We did a little spoon segment With the new crispy cream donuts And I just want to say that

They're pretty good Pretty good, pretty filling. I would have liked to, had I been in charge of the whole procuring of the donuts, I would have liked to have a regular crispy cream on the side. So you're going to have the Reese. I'm not satisfied with just the Reese's peanut butter cup donuts, but it's just a regular crispy cream. So you know the difference.

But they're so, I mean, it was so good. And you buy, you eat a couple of those bad boys. You're doing some donut sugar distance, man. Felt really good. Really good. How many did you eat? They were really good. Yeah, but I bought about 12 donuts, 6 and 6.

How many did you eat? I'm just saying that they were really good. We had the spoon segment with them. I stand a number. We don't know you have freaking number problems. And you didn't bring any milk. They would have been really good with milk. That was out on the text that you'd send me.

You said, bring donuts to that. Did he have said milk? It should go without saying. Absolutely, no. You drink your donuts with coffee. And I know you don't drink coffee yet. You're working your way up to the coffee. I'm getting back to coffee.

I know, but you're working your way up. You know, I don't think we have this conversation and there's no such thing I'm working yourself up to coffee. No, you can't. Get myself back to it. You put the freaking coffee beans. You grind them, you put them in the coffee maker and press the start. And you put a cup there, you have coffee.

Even for you, you get this stupid. black coffee with no sugar. So that's even easier. So there's no way you work in yourself up to coffee. Working my way back to coffee. You can't. You can't. Speaking of applications and things that you use on your phone.

And we all have Tinder on our phones. I think we can agree on that. Absolutely. If you don't have Tinder, that goes next to Instagram from Facebook. And you WhatsApp from Facebook too. So the one-time senior executive at Tinder accused the former CEO of sexually assaulting her has filed a new lawsuit against him

and the former parent companies alleging she was canned for speaking out. I know. And she's, we're at the end of it. Right? I mean, it's over now. She jumped in originally last year with a $2 billion law.

This has got to be a misprint. There's no way she sued it for $2 billion. Is it even Tinder worth that much? I don't know. Two billion, but maybe, I mean, they're the main company probably is, Tinder from Facebook. Oh, so it's not Tinder from Facebook? No, it's the IAC group is the main company, right?

Email them by a match group, CEO who is under that. Superior Court. Look, who all owns Tinder? The IAC group, what is all underneath the? IAC group. Instead, Match and IAC launched it. So they, so after she sued and went after him, they went after her. The parent company of Tinder is Match. And IAC. Yes. I just said if you listen to the show. I know, I'm, then don't ask me to. I'm asking you who's underneath. Don't ask me then, you know, I'm trying to give information. I know, I know, I know,

who gets your, Chris get his panties in a while a little bit, a little bit, a little bit her. What's wrong with you day. Why you so testing? You. That's the problem you cannot solve. Okay, so who, what is the deal? Okay, so they're worth, oh, they're out of here, Dallas, Texas. We need to go work for match group. They're worth $473 million. Good luck getting that $2 billion.

That's got to be a investment. It's got to be $2 million. But, but, how much was the lawsuit for? Two billion. Two billion. Okay. The total asset worth of Match Group, $2.1 billion. Yeah. So she just wants them to have just

that... Taking over the company. That point one billion back. But they did a scorched earth campaign against her that was great. They'd sent out, they accidentally released an email from the match group.

You were not terminated because you reported Greg for sexual harassment. You couldn't have been as you never reported Greg for sexual harassment. We do not retaliate against anyone to report sexual harassment. You're position. was never at risk due to any sexual harassment complaints.

That was an email sent to her. Good luck. God bless. But I will say this, though. The lawsuit is she said that she was subject to harassing offensive and insulting behavior and put on administrative leave, publicly accused of consenting to her attacker's advances, and finally wrongfully terminated. Now, this particular suit, she's seeking an unspecial.

specified monetary damage for negligence, wrongful termination, sexual battery, gender violence, and retaliation. I mean, she knew she was working at Tinder, right? I mean, I get that the workplace should be this, you know, clean, all-encompassing workplace. By the way, you know this IAC company is so big that it owns Ask Jeeves? You can't own SGs But they do They acquired it in 2005

No one can own SG Asg is too big For anyone to own For any one company And in 2005 The company bundled together And Spidea Inc

So IAC is doing pretty good A few companies under the bell Oh hold on And let me tell you that So maybe the $2 billion is doable IAC also acquired Dictionary.com Thessori.com

Reference.com Nice. So, you know, the $2 billion might be doable if that's not a misprint. She may have actually gone after him for $2 billion. I just wanted to make a point

of me too. And then, in 2010, I see expanded and became known as Match Group and acquired dating sites like single nest, OKCupid,

plenty of fish. I love plenty of fish. That's my favorite app. I love it. I love plenty of fish. I mean, I could be on it? You've been on it? No, not really.

It's good. Did I say no on the air? Yes, I have plenty of fish. Oh, and I see publishing in 2009, December 9, 2015, announced the creation of the publishing company that combined the Daily Beast about dot com, dictionary.com, investatopia. These people, they own a lot. they own a lot oh hold on I forgot

they also launched a A NGI Home Services Inc and they enter with agreement with Angie's list to combine with Home Advisor wow these people are you know it's possible and I'm just throwing this out there

that this could be chewing the tinder you know if they're looking for how much yeah look look I don't want to be greedy to billion. I'm sorry? We might be able to negotiate that down a little.

But right off the top of my head, the number that just pops off the top of my head is $2 billion. But that's the first number that comes to my mind. That's the first number. Everyone can negotiate that. I mean, she knows she's working for Tinder, right? I know this is a big corporate overlord and everything. I got it.

Talk about Big Brother. That's Big Brother. You aren't lying it is. That's another one. That's a big. And no one knows that one. IAC is. Because that came in.

IAC also owns U. I guess I network. Think about that. So. And they've got some money and some influence. And some influence. Oof. We've stumbled on another evil big brother.

We did. IAC. Oh my gosh. So they probably control the cameras. Now, you know what? They probably control the cameras in this next story. Because I want to like this story, but I don't. City school buses can now use cameras to catch reckless drivers.

now okay so obviously we don't want people running around the stop signs on the school buses and stop we know you've got to get to work we know you're late we got it but the school bus is there it's going through your neighborhood the stop signs are there stop let the little kiddies cross the road come back and forth stop signs go away then accelerate as fast as you can't pass that damn bus. Don't even let that bus get to the corner before you're past it. So they're doing this in New York and some other states, but of course New York.

I mean, I wouldn't want Governor Cuomo to sign anything for the good of the people. Well, that is for the good. I was going to say, that is for the good of the kids. So right now, only a cop-cut ticket offenders at $250 a pop. $250 ticket. That's a lot. But the legislation grants law enforcement the ability to capture.

record and transmit evidence to offenders from the bus itself. These are red light cameras on the buses. I thought we were going against the red light cameras. In Texas, yes. Around the world. Around the world. We've banned Texas. Texas has banned red light cameras around the world.

Effective when the contract is over. Correct. Now they're saying that 50,000 drivers decide to deliberately break the law in New York don't believe it. And pass a stopped school bus. I don't believe that either. I believe that I do not believe that. There's not that many cars

in the state of New York. Oh, I'm sure. People don't drive in New York. No, people don't drive New York. You're talking about the city, but the state, yeah, they do. No, they don't drive. It's illegal.

It's like owning a gun. You can't own a gun in, you can't have that. I don't suppose just ban cars. I'm just saying. So the school districts are set up first time fines. 250, 275, 300,

and the fourth time they stoned you to death with a stop sign. Wow. Yeah. It says that right there in the story. By the kids or by the driver? Yeah, the kids. The kids get out of the bus and just beat you to death, yeah.

So does each key have a stop sign or say just one stop sign? Just take it off. It's remote. Oh, it's the one from the bus. Oh, okay, okay. We're not spending money on new stop signs. We're just taking it off. Well, might as well, you're freaking doing 250 a pop.

That's true. So they can install as many stop-arm cameras to buses as they see fit. All right, I have a bigger story. I want to find out who is the guy that is selling this. cameras to the government. I know. Because this could be another TSA BS where I'm the only one that could give you these scanners and it was a freaking guy from the government. So who's the guy that has a garage full of cameras and needs to go away? That's a good question. So this, I mean, now the, the districts have to okay it in New York. You know, the governor said, yeah,

you can do it if you want, but the districts, you know, the local municipalities. So I mean, It means taxes are going to go up, right? Because who's going to pay for those cameras? You aren't lying, they are. Big time. But the cameras pay for themselves for all the people that violate the law. No, they don't. Well, that would force the Department of Education and the Office of Pupil Transport.

Who doesn't want to work for the office of pupil transport? The camera can capture you. Can you stop doing that? Sorry. I will stop doing this. Yes, you did it again. I apologize. I, you know, I apologize. So it would force, I love the Office of Pupil Transport.

Why are we not working for the Office of Pupil Transport? Do they have a badge? O-P-T, opt. Work for opt. You get an opt badge, opt. I only work for agencies that have badges. To install stop-arm cameras on city school buses with the capability of issuing electronic fines to drivers. Also, now we have the little gadget from the meter maids giving tickets.

Yeah. So take your picture, you take your picture, boop said you a ticket. That's not, that's not legal. No. That's not legal. No. Because I will fall under the same rule as the red light canvas. No, thank you.

That cannot be. That's not legal. And there's no way that they have 50,000 drivers who are breaking the law. 15, right? Every year, 50, maybe a year. It doesn't say the time frame. It says, no, so yes, it does. day across New York State, 50,000 drivers decide to deliberately break the law and pass a stopped

school bus. That is not true. I'm sorry, I'm putting our children's lives at safety. That's not true. That is, there's no way there's a freaking guy. So you tell me that the bus drivers are counting with their clickers? There is no way. Oh, we got one. Maria, did you get that? Oh yeah, because they have bus assistance. Maria, did you get that one? No way. there is no way that this was said by senator tim kennedy tim kennedy you lie there's no he was just he might have been given some false information simply by enacting this comprehensive legislation that ensures stricter enforcement of these crimes we're sending a strong message I'm there

Violation Violation There's no way that's legal There's no way that's legal There's no way that that's true With the 50,000 I'm supposed to stop now already Aren't I?

We will get into that tomorrow Chewing the Fat during Glenbeck Radio however Oh definitely That's a bigger audience And have people from New York call Because that cannot That cannot be

It just cannot be All right, we'll get to, I mean, we're chewing the fat, right? So, let's chew the fat. Let's talk about, I talked a little bit about this on chewing the fat with Pat Gray this morning during his program. What's this show called again? Pat and Leash? Yeah, Pat Gray on Leach. Oh, is there a grain there?

Yeah, that's, whatever. That's stupid. I'm sorry, that is very super useful, Pat and Lease. So we have a U-Gov survey that asked 1,223 people to weigh in on their top sandwich choice. Okay, here we go. Okay, so you get like or somewhat like, and then together that will give you your likeability rating for the sandwiches. Okay. So the top 15 sandwiches.

Number 15. French dip sandwich with only a 46% likability rating. Coming 114. The Rubin. That's a good one. Is it? But you don't like sauce Number 13, the meatball sandwich

Oh, come on, baby Number 12 Egg salad That's not a sandwich Number 11 Tuna Not a sandwich Yes, it is

What are talking about? Of course it is Number 10 Pulled pork Number nine Usually in the top five and possibly usually number one, knocked way back to number nine,

peanut butter and jelly. Coming in at number eight, a bacon sandwich. What is that? It's a bacon between two slices of bread. Does that what you have? Number seven, the club sandwich. Oh, that's a good one.

Yep. Number six, the BLT, that would be the bacon, lettuce, and tomato sandwich. Okay. Big fans of bacon. Yeah, they are. That's two. Number five.

Ham sandwich. Number four. Roast beef sandwich. Number three. The turkey sandwich. That's a good one. Yes. Number two.

Coming in at number two with a 75% likability rating. Grilled chicken. And the number one most likable sandwich in America, according to UGov with 1,223 people surveyed with a 79% likability rating. Grilled cheese. Thank you, thank you. Wow, the grilled cheese takes it home.

Grilled cheese brings it home. Now, it doesn't say, you know, they haven't broken up with what type of cheese do you want. You want white American. The only cheese that there is, American cheese? White American or yellow American. You have Swiss cheese. What else will be white and yellow?

You're going to have Colby. Colby Jack, yes. Jack, yes. Jack pepper? Pepper? Um, Pepper Jack, sorry. Pepper Jack. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Oh, you don't like the spicy crap. Now you're getting into that. Provalone. Oh, that's a good old. Oh, that's a good old. Oh, that's good. Well, I mean, sometimes it's good to have maybe, uh, maybe some yellow American with a Swiss. slice of Swiss in there on the grilled cheese

just to give you a little, little bit of love. Yeah. I are you putting fruit in cheese sandwich. Yeah, green apples. The green apples. We're talking about sandwiches made here in America, not where you're from, okay?

You're racist. That was given to him by a white person. And he put apples inside a stupid grilled cheese sandwich. I don't care what the other. Gooder cheese. And he grilled it. Actually, just so you know, you had it on the Pat Gray. I mean, on the patins, too.

And that was delicious. No, it was not. Don't look at me like that. Actually, I think it was. Because that one cook, it was better than what I thought it would be. I know you liked it. Because the one chef guy made those sandwiches in it. And that was the grilled cheese with the, you're right.

Had the green apples and the gluta cheese. Never mind. What the hell do I know? While we're walking over to the break room before I get much, my Coca-Cola Zero Sugar. I wanted to remind you to subscribe and download this podcast. That's right. I don't care about the other podcasts.

You can listen to whatever you want, but I'm talking about this podcast, chewing the fat. Whatever platform you want to download this podcast, Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher on, it's available for you to do it. If you use iTunes or Apple products, you can rate and review it as well. It bonuses up the podcast.

It makes it other people see it and make it so, oh my gosh, other people are rating and reviewing it. That would be great because we'd like to become available to more people. In fact, we'd like to become available to how many people are on this planet? That's how many people we want to listen to this podcast. And while you're there, you can rate and review it. You don't have to work hard at it. I'll tell you how to do it. 20 stars, best podcast ever, you're done.

You don't, you move done. You don't have to be like some people who think they're trying to be funny. You know, they're like, oh, I can rate and review it, and I'll just say whatever I want to say. Sure you can. Like Dave, who gave it five stars. Apparently that's the only stars you can give it when you're reviewing it. But, you know, you can't do the 20 stars. And it says, great show always when Chris Cruz going to show his face, where does Jeffrey get his shirts?

See, now that's a joke on the inside because we don't have cameras on the show. It's an audio podcast. Oh my God, you just admitted that. However, there are cameras in this room and cameras behind Chris Cruz in the other room. A lot of times, I pretend they're on. I pretend they're on. Because they should be. This is so good for you.

You're admitting. This is like so good. I'm coming clean. I'm coming clean. And this from Jojo Lovin. Hello. I know. Five stars, very enjoyable.

I usually listen to Glenn and Stu first. then Jeffie and Chris to get a break from the political stuff. Thank you. Come on, you're welcome. You're welcome. And then Pat and Keith.

Ooh. First, just let me say, ooh. But I usually don't finish Pat and Keith. Oh, see? I mean,

now it's a, don't tell. Oh, I wasn't supposed to read that out loud. You were not supposed to read that. You didn't see that? You're not supposed to read that. Well,

we're already in the break room. Let's have a drink of Coke and cold is here. Oh my gosh. Is it good? Yes. It's really good. I'm going to apologize because I'm not sure how to pronounce this judge's name. New York Administrative Judge.

Fidel Dell, V-A-L-L-E. All right. V-A-L-L-E. Fidel. I'll just call it Fidel. I like that like... What is it? Del Valle.

Fine. That's what it is. Fidel. No, because it is. It's Fidel. That's what I said. Fidel. I'm going to call it Judge Fadale.

Judge Fadale. Del Valle. I am going to call him Judge Fidel. Del Valle. So this New York City administrative judge has now retired and been kicked off the bench. He's been on leave for about nine months. And he went on leave because he decided to go through a checkpoint and the female officer who was working the security detail stopped him. so she stops them and says

excuse me who are you Fidel was not happy about that question there was no who are you to Fidel I'm telling you no way so he says I come here every effing day

come on man let it out do you want to keep your job oh baby you don't want to say that now then the situation escalates a little more when another police officer, who they say as a rookie at, you know, five months ago,

confronted the judge and said, hey, just so you know, your honor, Fidel. Del Valle. This whole thing's being recorded. You know,

we all got our body cameras on. It's all being recorded. That's a threat. No, he's telling the judge, chill, bro. That's a threat. I, as Judge Del Valle, get that as a threat.

You are threatened me. No, I'm not. I'm telling you it's being recorded. Calm your ass down. You're threatened me because you think that's going to intimidate me? So, no, I want you to calm down. I'm trying to save your ass. Do you know who I am?

He said, listen, babe. Oh, he listens to the show, by the way. I don't give a F. You know who I am? Who the F do you think you are? Judge is a little wound up. How old is he? So he's like, I don't know, it's 69, right?

Okay, okay. The older guy who was put in office from, uh, what's his face, the mayor, put him in office. Blasio appointed him. Oh, DeBioio. Juliana, it's been a man for a thousand years. Exactly. Well, this guy's all too, so.

Ah, 69. Oh, yeah, he's fine. So the female officer, of course, reports the incident to her superior. That tidal tale. Do they not know what happened to snitches? I know. And the inspector says, don't worry about it.

Just let it go. You know who you're talking about? We don't have to cover it up, but just, I just make it. Let's pretend like it didn't happen. Let's just forget about it. So somehow, somebody becomes aware of it. It got leaked. Fidel.

Del Valle, decides to take a leave of absence. For nine months. Ooh, pay right? And then, uh, pay I'm sure, probably the judge isn't. Do you know who he is? You know who the FI.M? Judge Talvaille.

And so I come here every day. So he decided that, you know what? I might as well just retire. That's good. You're not coming back after that. You're not going back on this. That's a fan. He served as the chief judge and commissioner of the city's office of administrative child.

He's Mr. Big Shot. So he has a bad job. Excuse me. Who are you? I come here every effed day. Yes, but who are you? You want to keep your job? Yes, I just need to identify yourself.

Who are you? Listen, babe. Who are you? This is where the guy said. This is where the guy said, Fidel. Fidel. We got cameras, man. I got cameras on.

Okay, we're rolling. That's a threat. I'm sorry. That is a threat. He's trying to help the judge. He knows. He's trying to help the judge. He knows.

He's trying to help the judge. judge saying to the judge, dude, you're being recorded, calm down. One more time, a cop chooses to escalate by saying you're being recorded. I disagree. That's not an escalate. That's not an escalation.

You do not tell a person, that is already furious. 69 years old, you're being recorded. With that egomaniac that he sounds like he is, you do not tell that person that. He's trying to help the judge. He was not helping the judge.

He was. He knew the judge was going to get pissed. He said, this is where I get, you know, my non-ruki. I will not be called rookie tomorrow. I will take down this judge, this judge del Valle. And he took him down. I disagree. But, I mean, obviously the judge took it that way because listen, babe.

I don't give an F. Because that's the only way you could take it. No, I disagree. He was trying to help the judge. He was trying to tell the judge, calm your ass down where you're being recorded. Yeah. Yes. But the judge obviously took it the way you took it, which is dumb.

And I'm glad that he's off the dab bench. For those of you looking for a gig, let's let me help you out a little bit. Now, it might be happening all over the country, but right now it's in Washington, D.C. at Dulles International. So you probably have to move. Sorry. But there's a job posting now that they're looking for Ebola virus screeners at Washington, D.C. at Dulles International.

I'm not saying that means anything. You know, maybe the last guy quit. Maybe the last lady quit. True. Maybe the last he, him, they, them quit. If you want to use the right pronouns, I don't know. But it just posted the new job this past week for the Ebola screener at Della International.

Now, and look, it's not for everyone. you do have to have a current unrestricted EMT license and you got to be a U.S. citizen or a green card holder. How dare they? How dare they? You've got to be a U.S. citizen or a green card holder to see if people have Ebola at the airports?

I won't hear of it. That has to change right now. Get the Ebola people on the phone. So before we leave today, I want to leave you with yesterday. we talked to Blair White, the transgender activist who did her pay-per-view event. Paperview. What did you mean pay-per-view? This is not like a fight.

You had to pay for it to watch it on YouTube. That's a pay-per-view event. Yeah, but you make it sound like it was like the U.S., you know, the UFC or like, you know, boxing match. Why are we fighting about this? It was a pay-per-view event. Okay, sorry, sorry, sorry. She did her debate that you had to pay to watch on YouTube a couple of nights ago. You happy with that?

I'm happy. It was during the daytime. It was done at night. Are you going to talk, Jeff? I don't think so. I don't think so. I don't think I am right now. Okay.

So anyway, she did this debate, and when it was done, we talked to her about it, and she was more concerned about Jessica Yanov. Jonathan. Yonov. And his way of becoming a predator. Not so much. Petophile. Not so much his or her way of beating up on Blair and beating up on other people and closing businesses down, but more so his predator and pedophile life.

Well, Anna Slatz is a reporter for post-millennial Canada. And she's involved in this, broke some stories about Jessica Yonov. Jonathan And, you know, she's I wanted to talk to her a little bit because we have a little bit of breaking news And now An important

Transgender updates Transgender Update Anna Slats, how are you? Welcome to chewing the fat. I'm good. Thank you very much for having me on. So what is the, what's the breaking news with Jessica?

Jonathan. And what's going on? Good news? It is. It's hopeful news. I'll put it like that. So effectively after Blair White's live stream with Jessica. Jonathan, yeah.

He returned to his home. And I'm not going to be able to use female pronouns. I know that that's kind of sacrilegious. But I'm really not to be able to do it. So if I go radio silent after this interview, you know it's because I've been arrested for misgendering. Oh, hell no. No, we can't allow that to happen.

We can't allow that. We'll send some Navy SEALs to get you out. No, we'll send some Navy SEALs. But basically right after, or it sounds like very soon after the Blair White live stream, Jessica returned to the residence and was cuffed by the local police. Wow. Or sorry, the RCMP, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. And it was brought to an RCMP holding cell where he remained until Tuesday morning.

So you mean to tell me they wrote up on their mooses and arrested her? That's correct. I love that. that was related to the brandishing of the taser in the live stream, which happened closer right and if everybody missed it. But tasers are prohibited weapons in Canada, as is pepper spray designed for human incapacitation, which is also something that Jessica claimed to have. Jessica blasted the taser and even said, this is illegal in Canada, by the way.

Uh-huh, try to be smart, yeah. Yeah. So they knew it was illegal, and it was a live stream, so it's not as though there's any video elling trickery happening. So it was just deniability went out the window. Very shortly after the live stream, people actually started tweeting at me and saying that they were calling the police to receive being in possession of such a weapon. And upon returning to the residence, Yaniv was cuffed and tossed into the holding cell until the next morning. So, yeah, so what happens now to Jessica? Well, the most interesting part to come from all of this is that the police were at Yanis' residence for well over 17 hours.

Wow. Yeah, so we're talking about they would have arrested Yanese and they would have stayed there throughout the day. They actually had the local police, the Langley police, at Yaniv's residence. guarding the residence to prevent entry into the residence. And then the RCMP, the federal police, arrived in the morning to do a thorough search of the residence. Yeah, well, they didn't know what kind of, I mean, she could have other illegal property there as well.

That's a good thing. I'm surprised that, you know, I, see, the most interesting part of the story to me is that the officers wrote up on their mooses and arrested her. That's the most interesting part of the story to me. So does she get thrown in the back of the hump? Is she carried by the antlers? The mooses don't have a hump.

I know, but like is she the antlers or is she at the back? Yeah, they just throw on the antlers. They're on the antlers. They're on the antlers. Take her to jail. It's pretty heavy, yeah. And the hopeful thing kind of comes in, if you'd like to know. And this is where my interest is that Yaniv did,

yeneve declined to give comment to the post-millennial. My editor, Barrett Wilson, did try to reach out to Yan'ev for a comment, and we were denied that opportunity. But Yaniv did give comment to the National Post, which it took them well over three hours after the post-millennial to finally report on what had happened. But in Yanese's comment, he makes a very interesting claim, and this relates to Blair and Mye's continual bringing up of the predatory history of Yanese. that during the warrants execution for the prohibited weapons on the property, he apparently had to report to the police that someone sent him a child sexual exploitation picture or child porn. Right. And that's pretty significant for someone like me.

Because I've been covering this. And Yanivus said he's kind of accidentally stumbled onto child porn before. So this is somebody who seems to accidentally be in possession of or have child porn sent to them quite a bit. I'm not sure if that's ever happened to you, has never happened to me. But a lot of people are sort of wondering if this is kind of a setup to maybe prevent or establish plausible deniability. Right. oriented to be able to suggest that this was not theirs. It wasn't mine officer.

Don't know who sent it to me. Right. It was another accident. It was an accident. Yeah. Accidentally had the child for him. So Anna Slatz from the Post-Millennial Canada, thank you very much. I appreciate it.

I want you to keep us updated on what's going on. I know you're going to tell me you do it. Well, just read the Post-Millennial Canada then. But I can't read. I can't read. So I just want you know, I want you to call it. I'm a fan. I'm a fan. So just send me that and we'll be good. Anaslats, thank you very much. I appreciate it. Thank you so much. I want to clarify something here. She doesn't know who you are.

She doesn't know the kind of person you know. You can't make those jokes. But have you received child pornography by mistake? No.