America is an Action Verb | Ep 341

Steve Friend joins for our regular Friday cameo to discuss "Let them Fight" and his idea that "America is an action verb." We will chew on the panic setting in as pollsters try to determine if the Democrat party can run anyone against Donald Trump... including: Kamala? The answer for worried Dems might be easier than they thought - Joe just needs to go to bed at 8pm ("not a joke"). You heard it here first... ______________________________________________________________Check out BETWEEN THE LINES on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@CatholicVote PREPARE or REPAIR:http://PrepareLikeKyle.com (MyPatriotSupply Food Prep) Use PROMO CODE "KYLE" at these sites: http://PatriotCoolers.com/ (Tumblers & Coolers)http://MyPillow.com/Kyle (Pillows/Towels/Bedding)https://matthatjerky.com/kyle (premium Beef Jerky)http://The-Suspendables.com (Show Merch)http://ShieldArms.com - maker of the S10 and S15 magazines (Montana build firearms and accessories)

Episode Transcript

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Take a look behind the curtain with a real whistleblower, an
American patriot. Prepare to embrace the
uncomfortable truth, because this program has no time for
comforting lies. Here is civil liberties
enthusiast, Second Amendment defender and recovering FBI
agent Kyle Serif. Hello my friends, welcome to the
Kyle Serif show. Today is Friday, it is July the

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5th and we are coming off the 4th of July strong.
If you are a federal employee and you decided to take
advantage of that four day weekend, thanks for joining us
live. Really appreciate that.
Make sure you go back and tell your bosses at the security
division of the FBI that we are still pushing the envelope.
We're going to have a lot of funtoday.
We're going to make fun of some of the things that need to be

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made fun of. We're going to have Steve friend
talk about his phrase that I have adopted and stolen
shamelessly, that America needs to adopt the name as an action
verb. That's kind of the theme that
has been rolling around in my head.
We're going to talk about 4th ofJuly, how you guys did it.
If you guys had a good time on 4th of July, make sure you drop
a comment and tell me maybe yourmost unusual fun tradition.

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Some of you guys have some real weird ideas.
I'm certain of it. And I'm also going to drop a
story on Steve that I gave a taste of to him in private, but
I will give the full story in public.
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we're going to get right into the Steve, I got something to
shock you right away. Good morning to you, my friend.
Good morning, I hope that you are were well rested.

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I assumed you went to bed at 8:00 last night seeing as how
the president shuts it down and you know being a parent is way
less important than being the president.
So you would turn it around 7:30.
I would have loved to have turned it around at 7:30.
I was up at midnight with a teething angry baby and my wife
who is a St. and puts up with all this and then again, maybe a

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hot dog didn't disagree with me very well.
But I was up again at 3330 something like that.
It's been, we're a little sleep deprived here in the Seraphin
house. I I felt like it was important
for my kids to see 4th of July in a positive way.
My oldest is 7, right? So you got to start giving them
those those memories. My three-year old probably is
not going to remember it that much.

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I know the infant won't, but we're not and spent more money
than I wanted to on fireworks, which is always weird.
I always feel like the same people that are like putting up
the carnivals that are going to kill somebody with like the
spinny rickety things, missing bolts.
Those are the same people selling fireworks on the side of
the road. And I went and braved that for
my kiddos. Exploding Chinese made fireworks
is an American tradition that weshould always bequeath to the

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next generation. That's that.
That's like being an action verb.
That is what being American is about.
That's doing America. Yeah.
So. So this is kind of a little
funny aside. I talked to my wife.
I said, hey, how much money should I go spend on fireworks?
And she was like, I don't know. And I said, well, that's fine.
I had a buddy who. Always dangerous.
Yeah. It's never a good idea.

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She. She did actually get more
specific, but it was a failure. So the problem is, is I had this
buddy who was an FBI agent with me.
And Miles is an awesome dude. He was just like one of those
great guys that you work with, the kind of person that you
thought you were signing up to work with.
And we would go out to go eat lunch in Washington, DC, which
is a terrible place in general and a bad place to get lunch.
And they have these buffets, like usually Chinese buffets,

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where you walk up there and you pay by the pound.
You ever seen that? So they don't tear weight the
the, the packaging, which I always found really offensive
because I'm now paying for the packaging at the same weight as
the food. Anyway, the whole thing bothers
me. But we go in there and we would
leave him completely unsupervised.
He's a former like very competitive baseball player,
could have gone pro if he wasn'tinjured, just a stud.
And so we would all go up and itwas like me and a Steve Friend

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type guy and we'd just do our thing and like regular dudes, we
go up and fill up our food and we go weigh it and we go down 12
bucks, 13 bucks for salad and chicken and garbage and, and
Miles would go up there and he'dcome back and he would have
spent like $24.00. You'd have this stupid plate.
And we're like, hey man, are youall right?
And he goes, I don't think so. I just I got up there and I

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panicked and I just started grabbing everything.
And because she just doesn't like it.
He doesn't like the the idea of being put on the spot.
I feel the same way about buyingfireworks.
When I walk up to the counter and they just have all the
things. I don't know what the right
answer is. I have no idea what's going to
look like in the future. So I just bought like whatever
made sense. And that's not a good idea.
So I spent 115 bucks. But my wife and I had the

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discussion. I said how much money is too
much? And she goes, I don't know.
I said 5080 and she said 50 is fine, 80 is too much.
So I spent 115, which is weird. And my neighbor was there.
I brought him. I brought a chaperone.
I actually knew I needed someoneto watch me, and he said
nothing. He was totally useless.
So Pat, I'm very disappointed inyou.

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You knew better. Anyway, we had a good time last
night blasting some fireworks while it was dark.
Kids had a good time, which is what it's supposed to be about.
The police were conspicuously absent.
But it led me to a funny story that I wanted to share with you.
And I kind of gave you a taste Itold you about.
You said do America. One of the things we do in
America is not censor ourselves.Is that fair to say?
Correct, especially on Rumble. This is a non censorship

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platform. Here I think that you have to be
unafraid what to say what you want and if it offends someone
that's their problem. If they don't want to be your
friend, then you didn't want them to be your friend to begin
with. All right.
So many states that are red havethis influx problem of people
from blue states. In your state, you guys get a
lot of New Yorkers. Would that be fair?
Yes, a lot from New York. They just come down 995 and

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bring their bad driving habits with them.
And Jersey, even worse, driving habits and all an ego problem
because, you know, they're like little Napoleon about not being
from New York. OK, so.
The, the fun thing is when I lived in the DC area, you could
actually say this thing because there's Virginia, there's DC and
then there's Maryland. And so the, the fun statement is

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that here's a, here's the fun thing is you can actually use
the statement with any state because the word drivers always
rhymes with drivers. But the story was Maryland
drivers, no survivors. So drivers and survivors rhymes.
You can say New York drivers, nosurvivors, Jersey drivers, no
survivors. It's all good.
In Texas. We got a problem and I'll call
it a problem. Let's just be honest because
we're going to say what we like with Californians coming here.

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And just like your New York problem down in Florida, there
are two types. Would you agree with that too?
Yes. OK, what do you think the two
types are? There's the economic refugees
and the ideological refugees, and you only want the latter
category. Which is perfect.
This is this is perfectly said. Now you have to suss out when

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you see these people, you ask them, are you a refugee?
You can ask them that point blank.
And some people will be like, I don't even know what that means.
And like, those are not your people.
Refugees vote the way that you do.
They came there for the ideas that you have.
And they're like, Oh my God, I got to get out of New York.
They're. Crazy.
They're like more die hard. They're like the Cubans that
escaped communism and come over here and like, what are you

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doing? You're stop, get off, get off on
the exits. You've got a neighbor that has
the right idea with this. How do you recognize that
neighbor? My neighbor.
Oh, no, sorry. This is my, this is my, my
neighbor's neighbor. You look across the road, they
come in from California. The first thing you do is hang
up like a Trump flag in their garage.
Oh yeah, I mean. Yeah, I don't know why I thought
that was you, but like if it. Was if if somebody waves raises

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an American flag, you just you know that's our team habits are.
OK, so all of that is fun. I get invited to our neighbor's
house. They know I'm going to talk
about this today. So they were like, oh God, we're
going to we're going to lose some friends and they bring me
into their house. This is always this is always a
gamble because I don't filter myself and I do believe that
America is an action verb and I'm going to do America the way

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that I do it, which means I loveguns, I love freedom.
I don't trust the government fundamentally revolutionary type
ideas 1776 mentality all the time.
So go in this house, they have invited brand new friends that
they just met and don't know enough about.
This is a gamble too. This is a gamble.
Now my neighbor's wife did vetting but improperly and asked

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where are you from? Oh, we just moved here from
California. The follow up question was oh
what made you move? It's just too expensive in
California, which you have described as.
Economic Refugee. They are bringing their crappy
ideas with them. So she was like, oh, these
people, yeah, totally, totally on board.
They obviously understand it's too expensive in California.
No, The other question is once they tell you that they're an

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economic refugee, your follow upquestion needs to be have you
decided to stop voting for what made it too expensive?
And if they don't talk to you ever again, you just dodged a
friendship bullet that you're going to have to deal with
later. So these people are those types.
Now, I didn't have any of this back story, but let me give the
audience the back story because it's much funnier if you know
it. They met that day or maybe a day

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or two earlier at this like momsgroup.
The husband met my neighbor, OK,and the dad in this family.
So it's a, it's a, I would call them a lesbian couple, but they
were like a, a beta male and a female and this little boy, a
little girl rather. And they all come in and the dad
did a, a mom's day workout with where moms and dads get together

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and work out and they push the stroller and they do this kind
of like mom fitness thing. And the dad, he's the only dad
that refused to be part of the fitness activity.
This is not a good sign, right? Yeah.
I mean it could have been reallygood or really bad.
That's I mean if. You right, if you're too alpha
to be able to like, I don't know, like, but here's the
thing. If we're like running around,
we're pushing strollers like I'ma dad.
I'm pushing the damn stroller. Yeah, I think you got to take

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that one for the team. Correct.
All right, So I didn't know this.
We find out that he's an engineer, but he's not really an
engineer. He's a software engineer, which
is what we have a lot of in Austin.
And so sure enough, I go in there and the opening statement
that I LED with on accident. I don't do this on purpose
people. I just am the guy that you see
in front of you on the screen. The opening statement was, are

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you guys going to do fireworks tonight?
And I said, absolutely. I just dropped, you know, 100
and something bucks on them. And they said in our
neighborhood, we're not allowed to do fireworks because it's
against the city ordinances. And I said, oh, that's the same
thing here. I got an e-mail saying that they
wanted to limit fireworks and, and restrict ourselves because
it can make pets and veterans upset.

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And my answer was we don't give a damn about what the government
says in this house. We're going to, we're going to
do America. And it looked like someone took
a dump in their hot dog right when I said that.
And I just knew from there on wewere going to just be running
downhill at full speed. I.
Mean at that point you just going to be like, oh, we're not
going to be friends. I mean, you just need to put it
out there. Now listen, I can coexist with

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people that I'm not friends with.
That's not a problem. And I'm not rude or mean to
people for any particular reason.
But if I say things for a while and you can't abide by them, at
some point in time your brain snaps and the tolerant left
makes you leave, right? I mean, that's just what they
do. Yes, I mean they, they self
extricate themselves, right. They they self deport from that
relationship. I mean, we had new neighbors

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come in from Wisconsin, which, you know, could be one way or
the other could go. Yeah.
And, and out there talking and something political came up.
And I'm like you, I'm just say what I think.
And the the guy, he was, he was he's he's he's a bro.
But he looked at me. He was like, so how do you know
that I agree with you? And I looked at him.
I was like, I don't particularlycare.
And he was like, oh, we're goingto get along just fine.

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That's exactly the right answer.Yeah.
I'm going to say what's true. And if you don't like it, that's
your business. So I said something that was
true a little bit later on in the day.
I also mentioned that the best way to keep my kids in line is
to beat them occasionally when they deserve it.
And that makes people go one of two ways.
If you're an old school regular person from 20 or 30 years ago,
like the concept of casually talking about beating your
children is sort of amusing. Obviously with the strain.

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There are people that abuse that.
But I say it in such a flippant way that and my children are not
abused. So they're out there playing.
And one month my son was gettingkind of rowdy and I was like,
dude, I'm going to throw you over the fence.
And he looked at me and he goes,no.
And I was like, Yep. So I picked him up and I walked
over and I pretended to throw him over the fence, which scared
him back into he's three. He needs to have readjustments
that are aggressive like a dog. So bring it back in.

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He's fine now. He's well behaved.
I made a comment that I bought all the stuff for 4th of July
because at some point in my child, in my children's teenage
years, they will likely be dropping real mortars on
government troops that have cometo kill us.
So we might as well build some good memories up front now so
that we have at least a memory, a nostalgic memory of 4th of
July like it's supposed to be. And that looked like not only

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did someone poop in their hot dog, but then they had to eat
the poop hot dog and they quietly left afterwards.
I managed to work in something talking about how the bump stock
band was great that we got rid of it and now we're going to be
able to get Fr TS. And they said, what are Fr TS?
And I was like, oh, they're forced reset triggers.
They basically approximate the cyclic rate fire of of a machine
gun without being a machine gun.And I think they they've never

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encountered real Texans. So I actually helped them out.
I think you got to give it to them up.
Like, welcome to Texas, folks. You got to give it to them
straight, man, no chaser. They got to develop those
calluses right away. And if not, they can go back to
me. The other, the other big tell
the California people is they just are nostalgia driven by
California. They can't tell wait to tell you

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like how great things are. And you're kind of like, you
know, you came here, right? There's a reason for that.
And it's it's just because, well, real estate's cheaper.
We're going to have to find a way to to have you deport
yourselves somewhere else. Friend group Look, you can find
a different friend group. If you find a different friend
group that's fine too. But I also took a crap on
California. Now, anybody who knows anything

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about my story, I was born in Berkeley, CA.
And then at some point in time in my 20s, I was driving a
diesel truck that was 25 years old, enlisted in the military
and owned a bunch of guns. So I was OK.
I was naturalized as a Texan at a pretty young age.
These people haven't gotten there yet.
So for the amusing moment, some guy that I talked to that wanted
to interview me, he was like, hey, you know, can you be on the
show? And I said sure.

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And I said, what time and when do you go live?
And he goes, well, it just depends.
Are you in Southern California? It's like, why would you guess
that I'd be in Southern California if you've ever heard
anything about the way I speak? Like there's no way I could
survive in California. I love the specificity of
Southern California. Like Northern California in a
different time zone. Well, Northern California's a
long ways away. If you ever been in California,
that's the two parts of the world they care about, right?

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So I was like, no, I was like, Iwas like, well, who would ever
live in Southern California? And apparently like less than an
hour earlier, these people, Brian and Diane were talking
about how they really miss California.
It's like, well, it misses you. 2GO back and get the bad
policies. Go back and enjoy that high
stuff. Go pay $1000 for your electric
bill because your your governor can't manage infrastructure.
It's real simple. Anyway, you just got to you got

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to do America everywhere. And I'm just letting people know
I do it to the detriment of those around me even I can't
help it. What else do you do?
You just send it. The only surprising part of that
story was that the wife's name wasn't Karen.
Because then then you know, then, you know, you don't even
have to go through that exercise.
You can just say, hey, look, we're going to do the Roman

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candles out in my in front of myhouse.
Because I know that your sensibilities might be offended
because Fluffy might have a tough night.
Yeah. My friend actually, who was a
former ATF agent, this won't shock you, but he sent me
pictures of his little fluffy dog who was having a rough
night. And I was like, why are you
sending me that, bro? I mean, I already know you were
in the ATF. You're possibly gay.

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Even for a married guy, it's it's always possible.
We, we are ruthless to our friends who are in the ATF.
You can't help it. All right, So that is the
unserious nature of things. I wanted to shock you right off
the bat. Do you remember the word
cornbread? And if so, do you have any
association from the show about that?
I do and it just haunts me at night time because I'll just
wake up in a cold sweat imagining a man singing an

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acapella group by himself about cornbread.
Which is delicious by the way. I miss it before the the almond.
Before the Almond Diamond. OK.
This will change you forever as well.
Unfortunately. Brilliant harmonies are a
favorite of mine. This will stick in your head.
This is actually better than theoriginal.
Excuse the swear words, folks. If you're sitting at work, turn

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it down just a little bit because you're going to get some
lady who doesn't understand how men operate.
This is the reason some men spend more time on the toilet
and it confuses women. Are you ready?
Send it. Here we go.
Question for men, what are you doing in the bathroom and why
the fuck is it taking you that long to poop?
It's 1:15. I'm on and I need you.

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Now. It's beautiful.
Amazing Harmony. Yeah, I mean, just the echo, the
the acoustics are better. Maybe you should a tile a tile
and show from inside the bathroom while you're pooping.
It's a possibility that we are not going to explore.

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Let me just throw it that way. Steve, will you describe the
scene there just for the of the audio listeners too, of what you
dismissed because there's some interesting things that you
might pick up on watching that? Four men sitting on the toilet,
singing in great harmony with each other.
Yeah, just enjoying, enjoying their their me time because, you
know. The lead guy has a beard and
blue hair, did you notice that? I didn't see the blue hair, I

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saw the the beard. I thought it was a pretty boss
beard. It is a boss beard.
He's got blue hair. And the best part for him is the
facial expressions where he's like, he catches on the other
guy singing right? And obviously these are all just
shot from different angles, so these are different bathrooms,
but it's still clever. And then suddenly he's like
everyone sort of like nods in agreement, like, Yep, we're
about to jump in on a on a four part with this.
And then they do anyway. I I don't know why.

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That's about how serious I feel about today.
Today's one of those days right after the end of it.
I'm going to show you the secondpiece because I think this is
actually going to light your fire.
Talk about starting up your Roman candles.
You ready? For the question for men.
That's not what I was looking for.
OK, Steve, I I was looking for a4th of July patriotic movie to
show my children. I googled something to the
effect of Best 4th of July movies for your kids or kid

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appropriate 4th of July movies. This article came up very, very
quickly. This is from July 3rd and it's a
reprint of some other stuff. Best 4th of July movies to watch
with your kids according to sheknows.com.
This is borderline horrific. I'm just showing you guys the
front page of it. I'm going to bring Steve back.
Steve, the best things they can do ready fireworks, fun freedom

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for kids. The 4th of July is one of the
most dazzling holidays wrapped in core summer memories.
It's an opportunity to talk about America's history.
I know you do that with your kids.
You do the declaration. These are all great.
One of my favorite things to do with family after we eat hot
dogs by the pool and light sparklers, of course, is settled
down with a patriotic movie. So you could watch an action
movie like Independence Day. That's actually a solid

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recommendation literally named after the holiday.
Or you could do a more feel goodmovie like League of Their Own.
Don't hate that either. There's so many choices younger
kids could avoid. Enjoy The American Tale or
Molly, an American Girl on the home front.
But if you want your 4th of Julymovie marathon to be
educational, there's no better choice than America's Heart and

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Soul or Who We Are. A chronicle of racism in America
I feel like those people are patriotic are there economic
refugees coming into my state and bringing what are you doing
in my. Country that you met the other
night writes for sheknows.com because that sounds like
something she would be all in for.
So something I didn't know abouther either was she is a 6th

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grade teacher and from California. 6th grade teacher
means you are a government indoctrinator.
So when I said things like we don't trust the government's
line in this House and we don't really care, I also made a a a
reference to government agencies.
And she kind of gave me this like horrified look.
And I was like, look, I used to work with the FBI.
Like I know more about the government than you do.
I guarantee it. And my friends in the ATF and I,

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we all want to have machine guns'cause we don't trust the
government. When you say stuff like that to
Californians, they just don't get it.
But this made me laugh that there are people out there
letting you know that maybe you should watch Who We are, a
chronicle of Racism in America to just start off your movie
marathon. What a what a weird time.
We're living in a soft time. And that's why I talked to Ron
Coleman on on Dinesh's podcast the other day and he talked

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about luxurious beliefs or luxury beliefs and luxury
problems, which is essentially first world problems.
That's kind of where we're at inAmerica right now, I think.
And the, well, when you talk about the pop culture side of
thing, the obsession with subverting your expectations,
like I, I go to a movie, it's anaction movie.
The good guy's going to kick lots of butt and the good guy's

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going to win in the end. Like I don't need my
expectations subverted. So that is the entire premise of
that article there, right? Like, oh, we know that you're
immediately gonna think about let's go watch Mel Gibson in The
Patriot because this is Independence Day.
Or watch Bill Pullman give one of the best presidential
speeches ever. I don't even care if you go for
like a lefty movie like The American President, which is a
pretty good movie. No, we're gonna completely

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subvert those expectations and expect you to just drill
yourself over the head with wokeideology, communist leftism,
because, you know, that's that'sthe way we do things now.
We're just gonna ruin everything.
Also recommended Hidden Figures.Remember that one?
Remember the fantasy world wherethe only reason that we got to

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the moon was because they were black women mathematicians doing
this? Brilliant black women
mathematicians, apparently, who made it possible for John Glenn.
I mean, revisionist history. Let's just do it.
Let's just make it up as we go. Why not?
But. She knows I I can't take credit
for this, but this you'll appreciate the humor, especially
on a friendly Friday. There it was pointed out that

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you know how Disney keeps doing the the live action remakes, but
they they always like race swap the characters.
They said, you know, the only one that that can't possibly
happen and Tarzan, Tarzan. Nobody has the balls for that.
Who's going to have a black man portray a man monkey?
It's not going. To be I want to be that guy's
friend who comes up and pitches that meeting.

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We could go do that. You live in Florida, we could
come visit you come out here forthe interview for the for the
Austin police chief game. By the way, can we can we cover
down your candidacy for chief ofpolice in Austin?
How serious is this campaign? I mean, it's it's come across
the radar. The crack reporting has been
cited by your your former boss, John Nance because they did a

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FOIA request on all the applicants.
And I gave permission because I specifically applied to the job
because they wanted somebody whohas a great knowledge about
racism and policing. And I thought that that would
just be so much fun to sit in a a nice job interview with and.
And then do America and tell them the thing that they didn't
want to hear. Like I don't trust the
government. I can say, look, I I will just

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make watching Hidden Figures mandatory training for all the
officers and we should be good then, right?
Yeah, seems righteous. I think there's some fun here.
We're going to we're going to cover down on some of the lies
and the damn lies as well, because the during this week,
now we got to have fun on 4th ofJuly.
But during this week, this is the week directly after that
disastrous presidential debate where you and I got to play some

(23:30):
fun clips. You, you came in patriotically
to give us the cold views. So I've got some fun stuff
coming out of that. Want to do a quick read for our
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(23:52):
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So I want to I want to throw these things up here ready.
That was the 4th of July movies.You and I kind of alluded to
this before we got started with the role.
The role is this is what's goingto happen folks.

(24:15):
This is what CNN Joe Biden went out in front of Democratic
governors were very concerned about what was going on and
Steve made reference to this as we started the show off the
Democratic governors. He he he just told them, look,
I've got this I've got it under control.
The key is I'm just going to need more sleep.
I to stop to stop scheduling events after 8:00 PM.
The presidency is basically, youknow, you can schedule your

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hours. Why not?
Why not just take the time that you need?
Look, he's so important. He should go to bed by 8.
We said this, by the way, did wenot?
Hours of darkness, not the friend.
That's where that's Donald Trump's territory.
No, he's. A predator, apex predator is
haunted Night time. Stay out of the water then.
That's right, the shark's attack.
That's right. The sundowning is where they're

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in full admission at this point.And I mean, even just saying,
oh, I'm just not going to do anything after 8:00.
Well, I mean, how does that playfor the the mom at home in the
suburbs who has a newborn who's waking up in the middle of the
night? But like, hey, look, president
doesn't work. He's got a way more important
job than me. I'm just going to stay in bed
and then let my toddler sit withher spoiled diaper, her soiled

(25:18):
diaper, and then then not address it because that's that's
the example we're going to set. And I was also thinking in the
immediate aftermath, I think we even played the clip about he
looks like the caricature as he's been characterized by the
far right. Like if he looks like the
caricature, does that mean it's not a caricature?
It's just accurate. He's.
Cornjulio. He does Cornjulio.

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He did that last time, so now he's doing the memes.
He's trying to do the memes to act like he's got it, but he
doesn't have the memes. So I'm going to show you, since
you brought up caricature. I, I, this is a little bit out
of order for me, but let me justgo video #5 right here is Joe
Biden doing an actual meme. I also want you to think about
how Kamala Harris has a really hard time remembering that she's

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not the president. Which is really weird.
Just listen to the verbal slips in this.
Joe Biden doing Christmas in July and we give.
Thanks to our Commander in Chiefthe the President of the United
States, the extraordinary President of the United States,
Joe Biden. Happy Independence Day.

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Is there anything more? Cringe worthy than those two
like. What kind of people are?
Who worried about the significance?
Of the passage of time. Because I get that I'm not
cheering. Everyday people just waiting.
For him to stroke out one final time.
She is not she. He's totally with it like she
cannot. So this is the fun.
OK, so there's, there's little 2takes right now.

(26:52):
There's two camps #1 give us Kamala Joe has is done.
That's a pretty fun take. I, I love this.
I love the the Democrat fightinggame because it's really fun to
watch. So the first one was Joe needs
to go to bed early. And Joe's got this.
There's another take coming out.So that was CNN that we were
just showing the governor's. Let me show this one real quick
boop. Nope, that's it.

(27:13):
There we go. There's only one person that can
reset the narrative about Joe Biden, and that is Joe Biden.
I'm actually going to read this to you verbatim.
This is written by a guy named David Jolly, put out just before
the 4th of July. The American people are
wrestling. This is a quote directly from
the article The American people are wrestling with a few very
hard questions. First, can Biden be president
today? The answer is yes.

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Look at his record, look at how he's performing and look what
he's delivered at home and on the world stage.
That's hilarious on his face. Second, can he be the president
for the next four years? The Biden camp's most powerful
line of the week came from the Biden, from Biden himself.
He said he wouldn't ask the American people support if he
couldn't do the job for the nextfour years.
He said, quote, trust me, I can do this.

(27:57):
End Quote. Continuing on in the article,
those are powerful words, Steve friend.
How powerful are those words? They're as powerful as the
amount of wrestling that we're going to be doing with deciding
whether or not the octogenarian who is a late stage dementia
patient and walks around like a Roomba, is capable of getting to
the bathroom on his own, let alone running the free world at

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this point. I love his responses because
when he's really, really passionate or as they like the
caricature of him is, he says like one or two word sentences
like watch me or don't. And that's supposed to be, trust
me, some sort of come on, man. Authority, not hyperbole.
Yeah, every time. Not a lie, not a joke.

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And he says not a joke. Basically.
I think Joe Biden is a liar all the time, especially when he
says things like trust me. And the reason I think that is
because he's always been a liar,and he's been a liar for
basically my entire life. This is a clip from 1987.
We'll play it again because it'sso good when you've we're going
to talk about shading around theedges with the truth.
I have a good example in my own little life and then we're going

(29:02):
to talk about this thing is actually, you know what, let me
just throw it this way. I could tell you, Steve, that I
was a state ranked swimmer when I was in high school.
That's a true statement. But I was state ranked in what's
called TCIL, the Texas ChristianInterscholastic League.
I don't even know if it's a thing anymore.
It was not that competitive and it certainly wasn't competitive
against the people that were thereal swimmers.
And I know because I swam with them and they blew me out of the
water. Like they went to the Olympics

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and I did not. I didn't swim in college.
I wasn't that good. So I'm real clear about it.
If I say I was a state ranked swimmer in high school, that
would be accurate, but it needs context as the fact checkers
like to say. Then you would say something
like I was the best athlete in America and then people would
go, were you though? And you'd be like, Yep, not only
was I not the best athlete in America, I wasn't even the best

(29:45):
athlete in the sport that I played in and I wasn't even that
good in the school that I was inat.
That's another kind of lie. That's just bald faced lies.
This is Joe Biden's sort of story for what, almost 40 years?
40 years? Here we go, it's a law school.
On a full. Academic scholarship.
The only one in my in my class that have a full academic
scholarship went back to law school and in fact ended up in

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the top half of my class. I was the outstanding student in
the political science department.
At the end of my year, I graduated with three degrees
from undergraduate school and 165 credits.
Only 123 credits. Biden now concedes he did not
graduate in the top half of his law school class, that he does
not have 3° from college and that he was not named
outstanding political science student.

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In college, Newsweek says Biden.Actually went to school on 1/2
scholarship, ended up near the bottom of his class and won only
1°, not 3. Joe Biden.
Ranked 76th in the class of 85 at the University of Syracuse
Law School. I mean, this guy comes off this
whole thing as a flyweight now, Biden says.
Newsweek is right. His memory had failed him.

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I did the. Math while we were while we were
over. OK.
He was about 44 years old at that time, 4344.
He was older than. I am right now.
He was certainly older. Than you are right now when was
the last time you told somebody how many college credits you got
and. About your college.
Scholarships. Never I I suppose I would have

(31:14):
to order also. I don't.
Even remember. The classes I took I mean, I
also had. 165 credit hours when I got out of college.
I'm just saying, but I didn't claim to have three degrees.
I barely got out. I, I almost didn't get out.
I had to go like con somebody into it because I didn't like
going to class. What is this guy talking about?
I'm reminded of Billy. Madison after he gets done with
that whole thing where it's likeat no point in your rambling,

(31:36):
incoherent statement did you make approach anything close to
making sense. May God have bursty on your
soul. We are now all Dumber for having
listened to it. And then for those who wind up
listening, you wouldn't know this, that that footage of him,
he's as bald as a cue ball in that.
And that guy has now 40 years hence, has better hair now.
So like, even from a physical standpoint, he can't even be

(31:59):
honest about what he looks like.OK, let's be real.
Put you on the spot here. Alex Jones style.
Is that actually Joe Biden? Is Joe Biden actually dead and
we are now in like multiple bodydouble S and potentially a
robot? Is that possible?
No. It's not possible.
Are you sure? I'm, I'm absolutely positive is
Michelle. Obama a man, Big Mike.

(32:23):
Definitely. Maybe I I will be.
Willing to entertain what what Missus Arafin wants to talk
about. She seems to be the subject
matter expert. She is the expert at our.
House on that what about what about Macron's wife?
What's her deal? Man's woman, she significantly.
Older than him, isn't that? Yeah, she was like a school
teacher cougar. Yeah, well, he.
Was 14 when they met or something.
And then also possibly a man. What's going on?

(32:45):
Why is it possible that there are like, why is that even a
rumbling? Is that a is that a conservative
fun game to play? Like I think that your husband
or your wife is a man? Or is it possible that they've
just like screwed up gender so much that none of us know?
Like when there's kind of a man ish looking woman, now those
women all have to suffer and getkind of thrown into the patent.
I think if you look at. Big Mike and you just look at

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the the deltoid development thatshe was able to to attain and
and advertise about her fantastic arms.
I mean she could only attain that for one of two ways.
One, in fact, she is a man 2 is she followed with absolute
specificity the Ruth Bader Ginsburg workout regimen that
got her yoked beyond any anything that was achievable for

(33:26):
a normal human being. Beautiful trans woman.
Out here. Tell us about your transition,
how it went. Hold this please.
No. So I have a question for you.
Why are you asking me those questions?
We're interviewing like trans. Women and stuff like that.
I'm not a trans woman. I'm a Oh no, no, we're.
We're. Fully supportive.
Do you want to talk about sort of transitioning or anything
like that or like what people gonna transition because?

(33:47):
I was born a woman. No, of course.
You're a woman, of course. Does it make a?
Trans. Woman any less of a woman?
No, you are 100. Percent a woman, I'm not a
trans. Woman, is there another?
Definition that people like to use or you thought I was a.
Man, beautiful. What are you going to do?
They can't handle it. They can't stick with their own
playbook. She thought I was.

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She knows that trans women are men.
The Seersucker. Suit makes it so much by an
order of magnitude better. He's that guy and he has like
that Matt Walsh quality where hejust is able to hold a straight
face, whereas I, I don't have that good of a poker face.
I've done that. I've.
Done that in an FBI building. I think I told you this, folks,
if you don't know this story already, it's kind of fun.
But when I went into the FBI Academy after doing all the

(34:31):
paperwork, after giving authorized releases for all the
physicals I took while I was in the military and so on, they had
all my medical records, even my psych exam that I took when I
was leaving, which was kind of weird.
And, and actually the psychiatrist called me up.
I'm a psychologist. I guess she was, she called me
up. I never, I hadn't spoken to her
in forever. I went to the FBI in 2016.
It was 2012 when I got out. So four years later I get a
phone call from a psychiatrist that I don't know, a

(34:53):
psychologist rather. And she says, do you want me to
release your medical records to these two agents that came to
collect them? And I was like, yeah, I signed
the paperwork, right? And she was like, Are you sure?
And then I was like. Not anymore.
Like now what did you write? What did you write?
Crazy. So she released those, which is

(35:13):
really funny. So they had all these records
and then and when I'm at the FBIAcademy, they give this thing
where they were like it's HR source is the website and they
said just fill it out and it's like, are you a male or a
female? Or declined to state.
Or something like that. And I was like, I'm a female
click. And then it said, are you
homosexual? And there's one thing that said
none of your business declined to state.
And then it said another one andare you transgender?

(35:34):
That's also none of your business.
So I went through and identifiedas as made sense sitting in that
stupid room kind of feeling feminine and feminized by being
in the job. They didn't do anything with it.
My first PT test, they asked me if I knew how many sit ups I had
to do. I told them, hey, I identify as
a female. And they told me that STFU,
which I did. And then I said it again the

(35:54):
next year and they told me to STFU.
So I internalized that bigotry and I didn't bring it up again.
And then in 2020, they rated me as a female for the first time.
And I was one of the top female physical performers on the agent
fitness exam in 2020 for, you know, female agents 30 to 39.
And when my boss asked me what was going on, I talked to him
with a straight face because that's how you do it.
That kid in the seersucker suit reminds me of my little brother.

(36:17):
Like a lot like looks like him, sounds like him.
And he's just like, he's kind ofjust, I'm just saying these
things like real softly to you. Shit, disturb her stuff.
This is the same reason why I upset the Californians, because
sometimes you just got to hold the line.
You got to just do the America you like.
How do you think? A big Mike would score on the
FBI fit test strong to quite. Strong, I would say probably

(36:40):
fully like probably a top performer in whatever age
bracket that is. Oh.
Without question, she's tends across the board.
Or he, she, they they would havebeen maxed out push ups.
I'm not sure about the mile and a half because we never really
got the the the the view. It's hard to run an.
Address. Yeah, I think I.

(37:02):
Think. Ladies, you can let us know in
the comments as we sit here, sort of just needs the Hillary
Clinton. Pantsuit to get additional range
of motion on her leg strides. That's correct.
All right, so I got a couple of the fun videos because they're
now pushing the other. The other thing is basically
either it's Joe Biden and you have to do the just trust me, or
they're going to be pushing Kamala, which is horrifically

(37:22):
bad. But I got a series of these, so
I'm gonna just play them. They're considering other
people. And if you'll remember, only
only one person in the race has the support of their VP.
Here comes Rachel Maddow. We played this, but it's still
fun of the two people on that. Debate stage.
Only one of them has the endorsement of his vice
president, and let's not forget that.

(37:44):
Let's not forget. That.
Very awkward are being had amongthe people that would would step
up if Biden stepped aside. Yeah, Kamala Harris is.
The clear frontrunner and it's not clear who, if anybody, would
actually challenge her for the nomination.
But The thing is that she, you know, we talked about
credibility. She's going to have to first of
all, answer the fact that she's been one of the main public

(38:05):
validators of his, of his health.
Remember after her report, she went out there and said he is
with it. He is commanding everything in
the room. You know, she's going to have to
sit down and answer tough questions.
And we talked about Joe Biden hasn't really been out there
with reporters. You know, Kamala Harris, besides
that initial, that initial CNN and MSNBC interview right after
the debate, she hasn't really been out there answering

(38:26):
questions. And she's going to, they're
going to be if Joe Biden drops out the first week that she is
out there is going to be critical because if there's any
signs of chinks in the armor, there are many, as you just
said, there are many people in the wings that are ready to
pounce as soon as Arby. Wait, can you say Chinks?
No, you can't. No, you can't.
That's that's racist anti Asian hate.

(38:47):
That's up there with like the woo flu.
We can't do that. That's referring to Asians.
As the the reason why armor fails, do you?
Think that if Kamala Harris became the nominee for president
from the Democrats that she would have to answer a tough
question or a question in general that didn't involve her
being able to answer and laugh immediately from whatever her

(39:10):
statement was or make, you know,these statements like she just
smoked a bowl. And let's talk about the passage
of time being significant and being unburdened from the past
to what can be. She is.
Ready for this job. And she's a really, really bad.
She's as bad an actor. I think at least Joe believes

(39:30):
what he says. I think he's to the point where
he's been lying so fluently for so long that it's part of his
nature. It's not second nature to comma.
So we can see kind of the wires moving in the background like
this particular. I watch this and every single
time I see it, You know, we should be thankful for Joe Biden
is a really weird take on a stage.
And this is equally bad. It's just like the most cringes

(39:50):
every time. I'm just like, it's like nails
on a chalkboard watching her talk, which is why I like to
give it to everybody. Here we go.
So the way. That the president's demeanor in
that report was characterized. Could not be more wrong on the
facts and clearly politically motivated.
Gratuitous. Yeah.

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So there she is. She's trying to sell it, but
she's selling it in this sort oflike B Ray actor version.
It just doesn't. I'm never convinced by anything
she says. She did the one hard question
though. She also up talks.
Which is very obnoxious and she has the burn after.
So every question is phrased like it's a question.
Just say I'm going to talk like it's a question and have a nice

(40:33):
slow burn When I talk it. It's brutal.
It's it's a horribly level of aggravating because at least Joe
Biden, as much as he Mumbles andhe can't get a syllable out when
he on the rare occasion he does,it's not phrased in the form of
a question. Repeat the line.
Can you repeat the line? This is This is hateable.

(40:53):
So there's something also about the the idea of protesting too
much when somebody asks you something that is not, it's a
simple question when you're overly defensive, you've been in
interrogations, you know what happens when somebody starts
giving. So, OK, so I was telling this to
one of the guys that was at the the 4th of July in the in the in
the driveway yesterday. So he's applying for a Police

(41:13):
Department. He's looking into these things.
I said some of the things that you do when you go through these
processes, less is more. Would you agree with that on
the, the polygraph kind of stuff?
It's like, look, the general answer is good enough.
You don't need to get that granular.
That's not what they're looking for.
They're looking for patterns of behavior.
Are you a good person? Do you do good things?
Reminds me of another fun story.We used to have this really
bizarre vetting system for the Bureau.

(41:35):
And what they would do is they would ask questions, including
about sexual deviancy. And so they would have a person,
not a questionnaire. Like somebody would come out and
ask you face to face, which always elicits more information,
which is why you do it. That's the reason why you do
your interviews in person. You don't send a questionnaire
to a subject. And so my buddy was telling me
that he's sitting down with a, with a female candidate
applicant. And the question is, like, do

(41:56):
you have any, you know, history of sexual deviancy?
It was something to that effect.It was a really weird, odd
question. They've removed it since then,
by the way, folks. Because of this.
Because of this exact thing. So he says do you have any
sexual DVC and she goes no and he.
Goes all right. So he just writes down no and
she goes well. Which is always.

(42:19):
Really bad snatching. Defeat from the jaws of victory.
Yeah, she almost. Got there.
And so then she goes. I mean.
Sometimes I go to these parties.Now.
As an investigator and someone whose job it is to completely
answer the question, you now have to ask follow up questions
that you were not really interested in asking in the 1st

(42:39):
place. And so if you don't consider it
deviant, then we're done here. But if you do think that other
people might consider deviant and you want to volunteer weird
things, and I'm going to give the example a comma does in a
minute, but this is just a fun little way how this goes.
She goes, he goes, what kind of parties?
And she's like, well, you can kind of like, walk around and
look into rooms and people are doing things.

(43:03):
And he's like. Do you?
Walk around and look into the rooms where people are doing
things and she's like, yes. And he goes OK, and she goes
well. Sometimes I.
You go, you can go into the rooms and he goes.

(43:23):
Do you go into? The rooms and she's goes.
Not, not. Really.
And he goes all right, and she goes well.
Sometimes it's like the interview.
With the bobs about what is it you that you do here?
Like the truth comes out, like the more that you answer, the
more it becomes obvious that this is really, really bad and
it's a hotter, cold game. Where it's like getting hotter,

(43:45):
you're getting warmer, you get warmer.
It's like, no, I want to turn the other direction right now
because just at any point in time.
Please stop, because I don't want to know this stuff about
you. And so anyway, that's what
happens when you volunteer too much information.
That's the reason why you do in person interviews.
They're much more compelling because it turns out lying to
people is actually sort of against the our programming.
We don't like doing it when we're disingenuous.

(44:06):
If you're not a well practiced liar, you're just not going to
be good at it. Kamal's not good at it.
Here's a great little example. I'm just going to play because
it's fun. This is Aaron Sorkin, who's
awful and terrible. Just asking her a simple
question and she can't help it. She's going to defend herself
aggressively out of nowhere. Let me ask you a more
complicated way. I think there's a lot of people
would say she can't say anythingelse.
She she couldn't tell if there was a problem.
I'm not lying, I'm telling, but.I'm telling you a fact, but if

(44:31):
there ever is a problem. Yeah.
Do you think that you could go tell the American public?
Do you think in your? Role that you're that you're in
a position to do that. Of course if.
Necessary, but there's no need for that.
I don't there is a political argument that is being made that
is not based on substance. And you're asking me to

(44:54):
hypothesize around what are my duties to the American people as
vice president of the United States that are based on ethics
and morals and the law. I will always follow those
rules. But I am suggesting to you that
it is important we not be seduced into one of the only
arguments that that side of the aisle has right now on this

(45:17):
issue in a way that is is intended to distract from the
accomplishments. At no point.
Did your rambling, incoherent response approach anything that
could be possibly construed as acorrect answer?
We were all Dumber for having listened to it.
I award you no points and May God have mercy on your soul.

(45:37):
She went straight. Back to the up talk in the
questions right after he caught I'm not lying.
Pause. Six or seven seconds, Reboot,
try to figure out what. Line of questioning, you can say
that is not going to get you completely compromised.
It's so funny and it's so transparent and it led to this
other kind of stuff. First of all, I just wanted to
throw this out there. The reason why this is all going

(45:58):
on right now is because of a Gallup poll.
But it's just a general sense inAmerica that we know.
That people don't like What's? Going on.
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(47:01):
covering down Gallup poll. Majority of Americans are
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The poll participants were askedthe following in general, are
you satisfied or dissatisfied with the way that things are
going in the United States at this time?
77% of participants didn't responded that they were
dissatisfied. Only 25, sorry, 21% said that
they were satisfied and 2% said they had no opinion.

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I like those people that the people that have no opinion,
they're just like, they're just like the drones eating things
that flow by on the river of McDonald's.
But but most people, that's three out of four, that's a lot.
That's why people are not happy with what's going on right now.
And it has to at least have somesomething to do with their
leadership, or lack thereof. I think that there's.
Agreement on the problem, maybe not the solution to it, because

(47:43):
I'm always a little bit wary of those polls because there's
going to be a contingency of that poll that's like, you know
what? This country isn't communist
enough. And I'm like, whoa, I don't know
if I want to be on your side. That's right.
You're right. You're exactly.
Right. The problem and the solutions,
it's, it's totally different. That's true.
All right, so there. Was a hot mic catch of Donald
Trump talking. Have you seen this yet the the
golf cart video? No.

(48:05):
No. Oh, even better.
OK. So Donald Trump is a 78 year old
man running for president against the human Roomba, as
you've called Biden and I, I just feel like the thing that
people, you don't always see this, this sort of like real
Donald Trump sitting and talkingto real people.
You got a kind of a sense of it.And they went after him with the
locker room talk, whatever. But he kind of talks like a
regular dude that you'd expect. He talks like a guy that's kind

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of in the game and he's like a regular person.
And he says regular dude things,including dropping an F bomb
every once in a while when he's sitting in a golf cart with
maybe his son giving a generous tip to somebody who's carrying
his bags, whatever. This is kind of a fun little
video to watch. You know, I'm not the biggest
Donald Trump fan in the world, but I just think it's funny
because we all talk politics when we're not doing the job.

(48:48):
He talks politics too, but he talks like a guy who's not
polished and he's and he's got to know that he's on camera all
the time, right? People are always filming him
everywhere he goes, so he just doesn't give a shit.
I kind of love that. I don't know any other way to do
it. Let me play this little clip of
it and I'll get your reaction afterwards.
Thank me so much. How did I do with the debate the
other night? That old broken down pile of
crap? Yeah, it's a bad guy.

(49:09):
He just quit. You know he's quitting the rest.
Is that right? Yep.
I got him out of the. And that means we have Kamala.
I think she's going to be better.
She's so bad. She's so pathetic.
It's so amazing. It's just so fucking bad.
So I just can't imagine. But Can you imagine that guy
with dealing with Putin and the president of China who's a
fierce person? He's a fierce man, very tough

(49:33):
guy. And they see him, they probably
he can't, but they just announced he's, he's probably
quitting. Yeah, that's amazing.
Just keep knocking him out, right?
What do you think? I just like how I go.
She still haven't been. His.
Verbal, I don't ticks the way that he communicates on stage.

(49:54):
They're consistent. When he's even in an informal
setting like that, that's what Ilike.
I do actually like that there isa level of.
Authenticity there because just the way he communicates, he's
not smooth. He's not a smooth talker, he's
not a Kyle Serif and but at least it's consistent.
It might be amped up when he's on stage, that's right.
But you don't. There's not a he's sarcastic

(50:15):
too. He's like, he's like that's
going to be great. She's going to be great.
She's so she's so having bad he's.
Not doing the Common Era video where he's like where she's
saying like, hey, listen up, y'all, I'm out here in the
streets. Yeah, no.
He. Just do that.
He just sends Trump all. The time I think that's what
people like, I understand that liking I, I really do like I
said that it's hard for me to get excited about people.

(50:36):
I want like the smartest, most vicious, aggressive, principled
person to be doing this job. But the other thing that I, I
want is I actually don't want a king.
Like I really badly don't want aking.
And that's the thing that they keep pushing out with this
Kamala Harris thing. They, they think they're
electing a king. I would love it if we just got
serious as a nation and we're like, they're so mad about

(50:56):
Donald Trump, like the left and they're going to lose.
By the way, if they, if they putKamala in, it's game over.
She couldn't even get 1% in California against Biden.
So that's not good, but it's actually bad for the country to
be wanting to elect a king like that.
People think that one person's going to save their problems.
It's just like a complete loss of understanding of what America
is about what we're seeing. In this presidential election,

(51:16):
is idolatry versus idolatry? There's unquestionably idolatry
surrounding Donald Trump said before.
People would crawl over broken glass, they could watch him
shoot somebody at 5th Ave. and they will gleefully vote for him
for president. There's a certain element of
idolatry attached to that. Is there idolatry attached to a
Joe Biden? Yes, not because of him, but
what he represents. And that is their hatred of

(51:37):
Donald Trump. And they've just put used Joe
Biden as a vessel. If they need to use Kamala
Harris, they will. And when it's idle verse idle,
it's never going to be a good outcome.
I did have one off the board question for you.
If you got like if you were in asetting with Donald Trump on the
golf cart and you're like, couldI ask him one thing?
What would you say I? Don't have a good answer for.

(51:59):
That right now I I haven't thought about it, I.
I think I'm very interested. OK, what is your answer because.
You, you've thought about this question, so you've thought
about it anybody even. Like a Bezos, who I think is
like almost an Antichrist level of a person, but somebody of
enormous wealth and power and fame.
I would just be like, what is itlike being you and knowing that

(52:22):
anyone who comes at you having to assume that they have an
angle of personal enrichment, isthat lonely?
What? What do you think that that that
effect has had on you as a person?
Because. It's got to be for somebody
who's on camera all the time andsurrounded by people all the
time. There's a level of loneliness
that has to be attached to that.That would just be crushing.

(52:46):
So I think there's. I think there's a an angle to
this though, because it actuallyis played out in that clip.
I agree with you. That would be very, very lonely,
especially when you have a lot of money and people always
coming at you with basically a handout even if they don't show
their hand. But there's also something to be
said about at some point in time, you've taken so many hits
and you know that this is the case.

(53:06):
You stop giving a shit and maybeyou just start talking like
Donald Trump. You.
Go from having that might be the.
Biggest evidence of what? You're just like, dude,
everybody, I'm just going to have fun with this.
I'm going to tell people who clearly love the government that
at some point we're going to be using mortar shells to take
government troops out. You know, I, I've said it to
strangers before, like just, it's like, it's like verbal

(53:28):
sonar you or, or audio sonar. You just send it out there and
you bounce it off somebody with a, with a conversational piece
and you see when it comes back to you and you're like, that
didn't get well received. You're like, I, you know, I've
always wanted to own A50 Cal. I don't really have A use for
it, but at some point I have this sort of like type dream of
shooting at government armored vehicles.
And then they're like, if peopleare like, yeah, totally.
I get it. I understand that.
You're like, oh, that's my tribe.

(53:48):
Or there'll be like, you know. Surface to air missile personal
ownership, right? I'm for.
It I'm for it, like just you never know, because Joe Biden
says he wants to send an F15 at me or an F16.
Yeah, I need it because they told me I need it.
So then the other question, if those people are horrified by
that, then you kind of get a sense of it.
And I think Donald Trump may be in that part where he just like,
who cares? Whatever he says, people who

(54:09):
love him are going to laugh likepeople who are on in the middle
and I like to think of myself askind of in the middle on this.
I I think it's hilarious too. I think it's funny.
I think it's funny what he said.I'm for it.
I'm glad he said it. I like that he's like handed
over 100 and he's just like he'sbeing a rich guy the way rich
guy should. And he's being he's operating
from a position of dominance in this case, because what is the

(54:29):
alternative? The other the chat just also
mentioned out. Maybe he's saying these things
too as an angle to try to just go Joe Biden distinct.
I hope so. I did an entire episode with my
Cowell. Like they need to keep Joe
otherwise they're admitting all kinds of crazy stuff.
And the upside of them not admitting it is that they have
Joe Biden as they're like, there's nothing funnier than
that feeble human Roomba failingand they have to get behind him

(54:53):
and support it. This is fun to watch.
I mean. I heard this, I, I, I have to
double, double check it, but I, I believe it's accurate.
So Joe Biden was at Camp David for like six or seven days
before that, you know, after thegrueling schedule of, you know,
flying in Air Force One, which is a luxury jet that I'm sure he
was sleeping on for the entire time, and he was at Camp David.
Do you know that David, who the camp is named after, is actually

(55:17):
younger than Joe Biden? Eek if it's.
It was Eisenhower's grandson andDavid David's younger.
That's that's so bizarre. On every single level, all of it
is silly. We're living in an unserious
time. I have a a serious problem with
Florida that I'm going to share with you as our palate cleanser.

(55:39):
Actually, I think we have two palate cleanser.
So can I give you a palate cleanser?
And then we'll do the five star view and then we'll do a palate
cleanser again. Sounds like a glorious.
Dessert sandwich Let's OK, let's.
Let's wash this thing down and and encourage people to do
America the way that our SEC both of these guys are doing
America. Would you agree?
Oh, I've seen the. One for sure I got to see the
other all right so we're. Both going to do America hard

(56:00):
here and then we've got a funny five star view for you guys that
some of our audience is very particular about the things we
say and they keep us accountableto the facts.
We really appreciate that. So here's Pal cleanser #1 doing
America. If you guys, you're just going
to have to tune in. If you're listening on audio,
you have to go to Rumble. Go to rumble.com/kyle's here and
check this out. And then I.
Woke up the next day and I couldn't.
See, for two days. Actually,

(56:47):
if you guys missed this, that was a dude leaning into the
water, gently caressing the chinof an alligator and then popping
a beer so that a kid can shotgunit in the boat.
Is that America? That's Florida.
America for sure. What a country that that is
Your. Short list of governor 2026 of
Florida got my vote. It's it's it's.
Matt Gaetz versus Shotgun beer on Gator Face and Gates would.

(57:09):
Just yield the floor. He might.
He's a. Florida man and he embraces that
that's that's a truly committed decision.
You know, like I'm putting my hand in I might lose a hand, but
we might have an excellent viralvideo of us doing something
dangerous and stupid. I just I mean.
Just go to the lengths of realizing that you are the
progeny of George Washington's America, and that's what we've

(57:32):
devolved into. And you know what?
I'm here for it, Woo. Senate OK, here's a 5 star view.
This one's fun from ID Sergeant 56.
Thank you, ID Sergeant 56 for straightening us out.
Episode 316. By the way, I don't think I
didn't know this, but we'll readit anyway.
Dimensional lumber is named for the size of rough cut boards.
Before drying and planning takesplace.
A 2 by 4 board is cut from a log.

(57:53):
It shrinks during the drying andthen it is plain.
The results is a finish board that measures 1 1/2 by 3 1/2
inches. The Kyle Serafin Show audience
full of interesting information straighting us out, keeping us
honest. Hey, that's true.
Those are all true statements. We know that.
ID Sergeant 50. Six must be George Hill's burner
account. It's very possible.

(58:13):
George Hill straightened you guys out because you did an
episode yesterday talking about 4th of July and the Battle of
Gettysburg. Which when did Gettysburg begin?
Battle of? Gettysburg, July 1st through
July 3rd, technically into July 4th, 1863.
And Garrett and I were just kindof chuckling about how there
were 62 Medals of Honor issued after that, and that we were
like, for what? Like one guy got ammunition, he

(58:34):
got a Medal of Honor. We're talking about the
participation trophy culture. Like, it was pretty bad almost
200 years ago, but George said it straight.
Apparently that was like the only medal they could give, so
they handed them out back in theday.
George Hill, He. Yeah, he's the fun police,
right? And same story.
You, you get that sometimes. I like that Our audience is
going to keep us honest. All right.
Final palate cleanser of the day.

(58:56):
We're dealing with difficult. Times 77% of Americans look
around and say this is not the America I want to live in.
Our recommendation to you is useAmerica as an action verb.
Go out there and do the America you want to be in.
This guy is doing it, and it's just a reminder that sometimes
you're out for just a mountain bike ride, trying to enjoy the
beautiful territory and enormousprehistoric monsters try to

(59:18):
block you on your path. So this should be fun.

(59:42):
Come on, I got. To get through you.
That was rude. Are you the one I'm going to
have a problem with? Come on.
I got to get through here. You don't even care.

(01:00:05):
That's because you're enormous. All right, I'm going to walk my
bike by so it stays in between. Excuse me.
Pardon me. Pleasure doing business with

(01:00:32):
you. What the Hell's that, Steve?
Is this what happens when you goout for a run in the morning?
Yeah, either. That or a cottonmouth tries to
attack me. But yeah, that's, I mean, you
didn't. You didn't.
I don't typically ride my bike, but yeah, I felt that that was
important to share information. It was this public service
announcement from me. How big is that?
Alligator that we just saw. Oh, those things were. 12 feet

(01:00:55):
probably. I mean, they had to be.
And what you have to realize about the alligators is that
they're almost entirely made outof muscle and they did you see
that thing move when? It when it move dude when it
decided to move it went from statue to like prehistoric
strike engine so they're super aware.
All the time they're they're always in like zone red of like
looking for prey or for easy opportunity.

(01:01:18):
Yeah. Would you use your?
E bike to block a a 612 foot Gator waiting whatever the hell
that thing weighs if I don't have.
APBR that he can bust open for me and I can shotgun real quick.
Yeah, I'll have to rely on my bike.
You're gonna have to rely on a bike.
That thing, it was wild. Oh, man, so fun.
All right, that's Florida. That's America for you.
That's Americans who are going to take this country back.
And does really does the left really want to go to war against

(01:01:39):
the guys that are going to just walk by that prehistoric
monster? I had AI had a neighbor last
night who told me that she was scared of fireworks and she
didn't want to touch them because if anything ever went
wrong, it would go wrong for her.
That kind of attitude. I said, of course it will with
that kind of attitude. I think that's that's where the
nanny state political left is at.
Meanwhile, we got dudes shotgunning beers off Gators
faces and shooting off fireworksin the street.

(01:02:00):
Regardless of what the government says, I think it's
good. I think we're going to be all
right. I I don't know, I feel like
white pilled after this week. Same I.
Going into a holiday weekend, nice to feel a little bit
refreshed, reason to smile. It was always enjoyable to watch
the Godzilla monster play itself, outlet them fight.
I mean, at the very least, even as we have a falling, decaying

(01:02:21):
empire and it falls off the Cliff, like at least we'll have
this week of knowing that it wasworth the laughs.
It was worth the laugh, Steve. What do you got coming up on
AMRAD tomorrow? On American Radicals podcast,
you can find us on rumblerumble.com/amradpod AM
RADPOD at noon time. Garrett and I are going to be
looking at some JFK quotes because we were thinking about

(01:02:45):
how the president likes to say end of quote and that got me
thinking about how they JFK as always taught.
We're always told that will he be a Republican.
Now I'm like, well, let's look and see what he says.
He has some really good messagesand we broke some of those down
and we're going to be talking about them tomorrow on the
podcast And join us at noon timeon Rumble.
All right, buddy, you. Can follow Steve at Real Steve

(01:03:07):
Friend on Twitter. Let me just say in the same
words of the Gator evader, pleasure doing business with you
bud, as always. See you next time, all right.
See you then, folks. Thanks for joining us today.
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Thanks for being in the chat forall of you out there.
I hope you had a wonderful 4th of July.
And I will tell you, you can catch another episode of me on

(01:03:48):
Dinesh D'souza's podcast. I am interviewing none other
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and the maker of a new documentary called This Is
Treason. You guys can check that out by
going to thisistreason.com. And you can also check out our
interview with Ryan. Drop some stuff on me that I
hadn't heard before. Pretty powerful.
The producer for Dinesh's show said he thought it was a very

(01:04:09):
powerful story that Ryan put outthere.
So if you guys want to see some more Ryan Mata, check that out
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