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Barnes Brief: Monday, March 20, 2023
March 20, 2023
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Barnes Brief

Schedule This Week

  • Monday at 6 pm eastern: Viva & Barnes Live:
  • Tuesday at 9 pm eastern: Bourbon w/ Barnes
  • Wednesday at noon eastern: Alex Jones Live:
  • Thursday at 9 pm eastern: Bourbon w/ Barnes:
  • Friday & Saturday, Atlanta, GA: Vaccine Injured Conference:
  • The Closing Argument Today: The real reason for the Trump indictment

Introduction: Top 10 Headlines

  • Banking crisis deepens, as banks seeking last-resort lending from Fed skyrockets to 2008 levels. UBS now owns Credit Suisse as consolidation increases.
  • DeSantis mixed statement on Trump impending indictment.
  • Xi visits Putin, as geopolitical quakes continue to shock the west.
  • March Madness turns mad, but SportsPicks subscribers are still in the black.
  • Lawsuits move forward against big banks over Epstein.
  • French protests rock France, as Macron barely survives collapse of government in no-confidence vote.
  • Quick guilty verdicts in Oath Keepers 1/6 case.
  • Jim Jordan fights back against New York DA.
  • Big win against Biden admin attempt to seize regulatory power over your backyard pond.

Wisdom of the Day: “To prick the sides of my intent, but only vaulting ambition, which o’erleaps itself and falls on the’other.” Macbeth.

 

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Seeing people who are out of shape clearly trying to get into shape.

Seen parents playing with their kids in the ocean.

I passed the same guy every time I come to the beach.

An older man, with long silver hair wearing American flag shorts.

Every time we pass each other, he gives me the thumbs up and says “awesome!”.

He reminds me of the quintessential Hollywood Vietnam veteran. Enjoying the tranquility and beauty of the beach, contrasted with whatever his life experience was.

Who knows… he could have been a deadhead draft dodger for all I know (and I say that without judgment - I don’t think I would have gone to fight in Vietnam).

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