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Turtle rescue: softshell snapping edition

Spotted this bad boy while driving today. Itā€™s amazing how nobody stops. I would feel so bad if I ran over one of these beautiful animals.

Little bastard tried to bite me quite a few times. But we made it home, and ultimately, I think it appreciated the effort. šŸ˜‚

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February 07, 2025
The unedited Kamala Harris interview

I just watched the entire unedited Kamala interview.

A firehose of verbal diarrhea, mind-numbing stupidity and evasive answers.

What I didnā€™t notice the first time was this particular ear movement at the end.

There was talk as to whether or not she was using Bluetooth earrings during the debate. These are the same earrings.

What struck me about this is that it came at the tail end of the interview, when Kamala had not yet remembered to say the line ā€œgo to one of his ralliesā€. One of her many oft repeated platitudesā€¦

ā€œBorn in a middle-class family.ā€

ā€œOpportunity economy.ā€

ā€œGet a deal done in the Middle East.ā€

All of which she remembered to mention during the interview.

She hadnā€™t mentioned the ā€œgo to one of his ralliesā€ yet. And based on her body language, it really seems like someone mentioned something in her earpiece, which interrupted her thought and reminded her to say the line before the interview was over.

What does everyone say?

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February 17, 2024
Appearance on Richard Syrette

I did a quick hit on Richard Syrette yesterday. Gotta keep Canadians apprised of the U.S. madness.

Appearance on Richard Syrette
The Barnes Brief, Podcast Format: Monday, July 17, 2023

Closing Argument: Birthright citizenship is deeply American, and wholly Constitutional.

The Barnes Brief, Podcast Format: Monday, July 17, 2023
Declaration of Independence

Audio podcast style.

Declaration of Independence
52 seconds ago

Elon Musk

@elonmusk
To be clear, what the
@DOGE
team and
@USTreasury
have jointly agreed makes sense is the following:

  • Require that all outgoing government payments have a payment categorization code, which is necessary in order to pass financial audits. This is frequently left blank, making audits almost impossible.

  • All payments must also include a rationale for the payment in the comment field, which is currently left blank. Importantly, we are not yet applying ANY judgment to this rationale, but simply requiring that SOME attempt be made to explain the payment more than NOTHING!

  • The DO-NOT-PAY list of entities known to be fraudulent or people who are dead or are probable fronts for terrorist organizations or do not match Congressional appropriations must actually be implemented and not ignored. Also, it can currently take up to a year to get on this list, which is far too long. This list should be updated at least weekly, if not daily.

The above super obvious and necessary changes are...

We escaped from a blizzard in Wisconsin to beautiful Marco Island. For the first time in my life the white stuff isnā€™t snow.

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The Barnes Brief: Friday, February 7, 2025

Schedule

Past

  • What are the Odds w/ Baris:
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  • Barnes Brothers Return:
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Future

  • Friday at 9ish pm eastern: Betting w/ Barnes: Super Bowl Preview
  • Saturday Night at 9 pm eastern: Movie TBD
  • Monday at 9 pm eastern: Viva & Barnes, Law For the People

Book Recommendation: Dallas ā€™63: The First Deep State Revolt Against the White House. Peter Dale Scott, the lefty writer, originated the term Deep State in 1969 with this text from the fun Forbidden Bookshelf series.https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/26833392-dallas-63

Art of the Day: The Cigar Study, a future dream project when the time accompanies the aspiration. The deep, rich leather chairs, the scent of a good cigar, the old cognac bottles on the shelf, and the friendly conversation in the old school style. A kind of high end, stylish man cave connected to the lounges and studies of centuries ago. A perfect venue for a Bourbon w/ Barnes, Pappyā€™s 23 preferred. The integration of the aesthetic exterior to the thoughtful interior.

Wisdom of the Day: ā€œTobacco is the plant the converts thoughts into dreams.ā€ Victor Hugo.

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The Barnes Brief: Friday, January 30, 2025

Schedule

Past

Future

Book Recommendation: Why Nations Fail https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/12158480-why-nations-fail?

Art of the Day: Night Warning, a poem by my sister referenced in my eulogy.

Tears are falling

From Heaven tonight

Cry for the homeless

Cry for the finite

Listen to the silent

Prodding to unite

In the pale moonlight

For death will have come

And gone at midnight

Stop while you can

Look for the light

Donā€™t sell your soul

For your birthright

Whispering Angels

Say Goodnight.

Wisdom of the Day: "Just Martha It." Coworkers of my sister, Martha.Ā 

The Library

  1. RFK Hearing: Democrats Destroy Themselves
  2. Tulsi challenges Deep State
  3. Kashā€™s cinematic debut
  4. Nominee success
  5. DOJ FBI firings
  6. Peace possibilities
  7. Trump alternatives
  8. Democratic disarray
  9. Education disaster
  10. DEI died

Top 10 Cases TBD Sunday

  1. FBI Frameup
  2. FISA Unconstitutional
  3. New Orleans Sued
  4. 2nd Amendment Win
  5. Bureaucrats Sue Trump
  6. Democrats Sue Trump
  7. Sanctuary City Sued
  8. Right to Teach at Beach
  9. AI Copyright
  10. Porn Copyright Trolls

Closing Argument: My Eulogy for My Sister

  • Martha was the best of us, and always will be. My Whispering Angel is gone, but lives on in all that knew her.
  • I lay on the couch uncontrollably in distress when my sister Martha came into the living room. She asked what was wrong. I explained my life was over. She inquired gently why. I explained that the love of my life, Amy Davidson, was leaving. As she consoled me, she reminded me of critical context: I was 8 years old. As my young mind pondered it and reflected upon her proverbial wisdom, I realized maybe she was right; maybe my life wasnā€™t over quite yet.
  • I owe my success in life to her. As a teenager, she went to bat for me, believing in me beyond my own self-belief. She lobbied David Brock, of the candy company, to enroll me at the elite local private school as an 11thgrader with a full scholarship. I only found out later no student had ever been given a scholarship so late at the school. But her insistence couldnā€™t be denied, and she got me that scholarship. Unsurprising since as a five-year old, her little notes left in my Dadā€™s shoes to stop smoking convinced him to stop, likely extending his life by a decade or more, and giving me the chance to know him before his passing when I was 11. She then made a desk for me out of plywood and file cabinets, though no one knew her to be a carpenter by trade. Itā€™s still my favorite desk to this day. I only survived because of her. After my Dad died, she went to work on double shifts and triple shifts at difficult jobs to make sure we could afford to stay in the home we lived.
  • She knew this community well, often gave me feedback on issues and topics, and truly appreciated this communityā€™s concerns for her. A few months back, as she lay in a hospital bed aware she may not make it much longer, she took the time to call me as I lay in a hospital bed to encourage me. That is who she always was: encouraging us to seek the better angels of our nature, to care for family, to look out for friends, and to be our best selves. Her incorrigible smile put your heart at ease. Her coworkers turned her name into a verb: to solve a problem, to help someone in distress, to champion a cause against long odds ā€“ that was to ā€œMarthaā€ the problem. ā€œJust Martha It.ā€
  • She was the best of us, and always will be. My Whispering Angel is gone, but lives on in all that knew her. Remember the next time you face distress, difficulty or long odds, to Just Martha It.
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The Barnes Brief: Friday, October 25, 2024

Schedule: Past & Prospective

Art of the Day: The pride of skill, the mastery of craft, the aesthetic of labor as the anesthetic answer to a commodified, corporatized, dehumanized life imagined for the working class by distant elites. The deindustrialization of America damaged the soul of America, as it replaced empowering honest labor with numbers on a balance sheet of a bureaucratized, soul-lobotomized number-cruncher. Rebalancing the productive economy requires respecting honest work that produces real and tangible value beyond dollars and cents. Ā Ā 

Book Recommendation: Working class rebellion of the 1970s. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/8614946-stayin-alive?

Wisdom of the Day: ā€œWork is just living out the script to Office Space. We donā€™t devalue work; work devalues us.ā€ Gen Z worker explaining the antipathy of the Gen Z to the modern workplace.

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