BOONDOGGLE RANCH: Greetings from IRONY, Texas! | Ep 675 - The Kyle Seraphin Show

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Let's do this. Take a look behind the curtain
with a real whistleblower and American patriot.
Prepare to embrace the uncomfortable truth, because
this program has no time for comforting lies.

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Here is civil liberties enthusiast, Second Amendment
defender, and recovering FBI agent Kyle Seraphin.
Well, hello my friends and welcome to the Kyle Serfin Show.

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Today is Wednesday, it is November the 12th, and we are
not. We are not governed by the
smartest. We are not governed by people
who even are what they appear tobe.
I wrote something down before wewent live.
It's not shocking to find out that bad people do bad things or

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that people are not good people.It is shocking that people you
didn't think were as dumb as they are actually turn out to be
really, really dumb. Today's episode is Entitled
Boondoggle Ranch. I didn't make up that term.
Although it's clever, it's fun. It's a place that our FBI
director decided to fly to rightafter flying up to go on a date

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with his girlfriend on our dime in the middle of a government
shutdown. Which does continue and probably
will until today or tomorrow. Like tonight.
Tomorrow after going on a date, listening to her sing at a
wrestling event, which is obviously important government
business that's worth costing us10s of thousands of dollars.
Then he turned and flew to her house.
They could have a sleepover in the city she lives in.

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And then in the morning, he flewoff to San Angelo, TX, and the
new reporting from the Wall Street Journal tells us the
place he spent time where he found out that Kyle Serfin was
on to him and knew where he was going and was tracking this jet.
Which, by the way, he should have known I was tracking the
jet 'cause I told him. And he ran an entire smear
campaign on Chris Ray four yearsabout this jet.

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It turns out the place that he flew off to was to go hunting in
Southwest Texas, which I think I've alluded to before.
That was the belief. Unsubstantiated.
Wall Street Journal is confirming that the place he
went is called Boondoggle Ranch.And so put it back up on there.
I imagine this is going to be the Christmas card from these

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two. There's Cash Patel wearing a
multicam FBI SWAT operator hat. This is a picture I took
actually from a little trip to the rodeo where they were
hanging out doing rodeo Y thingslike a cute young couple does
when somebody is 27 and the other guy is like in his late
40s. Wish you were here, y'all?
Boondog Ranch, huh? I don't know how people can do

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that kind of optics and considerit to be even halfway
reasonable. That's not the only thing that's
going on in the world, but we are going to dig into more of it
because that actually is part ofthe cover story that is going up
against the pipe bomb and the pipe bomber story, which should
be the biggest story in America right now.
A 5 year unable to solve by $11 billion a year FBI agency that

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does intelligence and also does law enforcement and apparently I
would suggest also does cover ups of this ridiculous case
that's been going on that helpeddestroy a bunch of people's
lives. That should be the biggest and
it hasn't been. But the dogpile has begun.
It's happening on social media where our Trump administration
spends an inordinate amount of time, like way too much time

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focusing on the fixation of thatthing, and it's going to spill
out into the real world. I would tell you that social
media is not real except when it's real.
When it's real, that's when yourboss gets a hold of it and says,
you know what? You're an absolute clown show.
You are diminishing my capabilities more than I
diminish my capabilities. And nobody's allowed to make me

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look Dumber than I look by myself.
So you're screwed. I hope that's where we're
heading. And the reason is, is because
the guys like Patel, Bongino, the women like Bondi, I'm going
to suspect even that Ed Martin and Todd Blanch, they're all in
on keeping this story down. And that is not, that's not OK
for any of us. It shouldn't be OK.

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We should not accept that our government is going to ignore,
not address, pretend like it doesn't happen, and then go out
and try to cover up a cover up of something that was
theoretically the most terroristic activity that
happened on January the 6th, which many people not only
haven't gotten past today, but they will never get past, nor do

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I think can they. How many of you celebrated
veterans, veteran's day yesterday and realized that this
country is not the country that you served?
The country that you believed you were serving is not the
country that you would have necessarily served.
It doesn't mean you take back your service.
It doesn't mean you take back your decision making, doesn't
mean that you would do somethingdifferent because most of us are
the people we are because of thecumulative some of our life

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experiences. But man, I'll tell you this, I
would have be far less naively patriotic if I knew today what I
knew. You know, if I knew this, the
stuff I knew today, 20 years ago, 15 years ago, even 10 years
ago, that's hard to stomach for a lot of us.
And I think that's been the universal experience of the
suspendables. But more broadly, people who are

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whistleblowers, they get it. They're disillusioned with the
place that they thought they were doing good faith service to
because the place was not doing good service back and wasn't
operating in good faith in general.
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All right, we're going to do some

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news because the news is, is that there's been a compromise
reached, I guess, between Democrats and through the
Republicans, and we are going tosee a shutdown ending.
In theory, they've lost some game, they've lost some ground.
What do we think that the best possibility was for this
shutdown? For me, my thought was is that
we'd be able to get rid of some government agencies.
Couldn't you say, well, they're unfunded and therefore we're

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going to disband them? Wouldn't that be the right move?
We can't fund them. We can't keep them here forever.
Let's start. Let's start bringing out the
machete. Let's do the doge chainsaw,
which I thought we were going todo.
Government funding deal would reverse some of Trump's mass
firings of federal workers. These were far too few.
And so this is when I think we start losing the ground.

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I think this is when the Trump administration promises start
falling back. And this is where I, I'm going
to speculate that many of you are going to have the reality
check that. And it started really good.
It did. Man, I was so excited watching
a, a guy get sworn in and then sit down at the desk and start
stroking out his executive orders.
It felt awesome because what it said is you understand the need,

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the imminent requirement for us to address this problem.
No time to waste. Time is of the essence is a word
they use in a lot of legal documents, an imminence clause.
We really needed to have that happen.
So like I would say desperately,this country needed that to
happen. We're going to get a lot of that
claw back because that's what the system does.

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The system resets. Look, you can you can punch this
thing out. This is like a gyroscopic
mechanism. The the federal government,
yeah, we have a lot of analogiesfor it.
We like the self looking ice cream cone.
Imagine if the self looking ice cream cone was spinning like a
top and hide had a gyroscopic stabilization to it because you
can knock it out of orbit and itjust it wobbles and then it just

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comes back into its center. That's what it does.
That's why the status quo was undefeated.
It is incredibly durable. There's also a lot of mechanisms
in. So you send in a system
disruptor and let's just give Donald Trump credit for being
that thing. He upsets people.
He's not very nice sometimes. He's super aggressive.
He says things that other peoplewould never be able to get away

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with saying. Some of his underlings think
that they can do the same thing.Doesn't work.
But he's a system disruptor. OK, great.
You need more than just that. You need people that also
understood the mission is not about branding and posturing and
fluff and private jets and gold gilded wall paintings to disrupt

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a system like this. You need to commit to war.
There's been this push that I'veseen on social media from folks
that are trying to talk, you know, defend the director, FBI
director's jet use. And I'm sure they're going to
defend everybody else's jet use too.
The same people that would have cried about it, by the way,
under previous administrations, and rightly so.
They just don't have the principles to do it under both

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sides. And the craziest thing is, is
that like, shouldn't they have apersonal life?
Shouldn't they be allowed to just, you know, live a little?
Everybody needs a vacation. Well, do they?
When was the last time you took a vacation?
How many of you are actually getting a vacation?
How many of you during your primary work life took a bunch

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of time off? Maybe I'm wild, but my goal is
to make my home, my little fortress, my castle with my my
family in it, the most enjoyableplace that I can be.
So I don't want to leave it. I got friends that go on cruises
a couple times a year. I don't understand that.
I have no interest to do that. It would never make any sense to
me to jump on a boat with a bunch of strangers and get

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isolated in the middle of the ocean.
It also wouldn't occur to me to jump on a private jet and fly
off to see AUFC fight. That doesn't even sound fun.
I guess it sounds fun if you're a person who has no kids and you
don't seem to think that the mission that you're involved in
is so critical that when you fail because you're going to
fail because you're spending time at UFC events and you're
flying around doing fentanyl talks with the Chinese in the

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middle of in the middle of a government shutdown.
For some reason, you think that's acceptable.
How serious are you about this mission?
Because at the end of this mission in January of 2027, we
can predict it right now. If the successes are not tracked
at a high enough level, the independent and middle leaning

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and the right center voters, thepeople who are not registered as
Republicans and diehards, they're not going to show up.
They're not going to care. They're going to say the
difference is that this is a status quo, so they will not
show up at all. Donald Trump needs to check off
tangible wins, and that means that he can't do them all
himself. He's the president like he's
got. He's got president things to do,

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whatever the hell that is. He's not supposed to do
everything manually. He needs people that don't suck
in the offices so they get afterit.
Seriously. And what you need to do is
energize the non energized. The MAGA people that are always
going to do MAGA and would be willing to send their own last
dollar so Donald Trump can painthis office in bright gold.
Those people are not your problem.

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They're always going to be your people.
They'll crawl over broken glass so they can make sure they vote.
How about the people that look at you in disgust and say you
haven't done enough? I thought you were going to come
in and bludgeon this animal to death and you didn't and you
gave me cash. Patel going to boondoggle ranch.
That's not going to cut it. So January 2027, impeachment,

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that's what happens if you lose the House.
Doesn't mean that he's going to get convicted.
I'm sure there's very little chance of that.
But it does mean that you are going to ruin all of the
momentum. You have about 13 months left.
Let's call it November and December.
It's half of November by the time that election happens next

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November and the and the midterms go down.
If the Republicans don't retain even just a simple majority,
it's game over for Donald Trump's president, not for the
world. We don't all die.
Obviously that's ridiculous. But I'm just saying, all right,
let's do this story real quick. That's the background on what I
think is going on here. Despite Donald Trump saying that
Democrats are quote, UN quote, not getting much in the
government funding deal the House is set to vote on on

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Wednesday. That's supposed to happen
tonight, as I understand. We'll go to another story in a
second. With that, it does include a
provision that would reverse thefirings of thousands of federal
workers that he carried out during the shutdown.
Guess who's going to vote Democrat on the on in November
next year? Those people, Like
overwhelmingly. Nevertheless, Trump said he'll
abide by the deal that the Senate passed Monday night.

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Well, the country loses a lot ofmoney when they do this, and
they're not getting much. But nobody gets a lot.
And it's terrible. That's a hell of a say.
Whatever happened to we're not going to do continuing
resolutions. We are already in this right
now. So why don't you continue it
until you get the budget that you want?
Line items only? Or did we just completely
bullshit you for the last coupleyears?
And Mike Johnson is a complete lying suck up Smithers to the

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Mr. Burns that sit in the office.
This feels like to me put pressure on the Democrats who
support federal workers. Obviously they love government.
Never, never too much. The White House has threatened
the mass firings that would be implemented as part of a
shutdown on Tuesday. Sorry, on October 2nd, just two
days in the shutdown. He posted that they had an

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unprecedented opportunity to make more cuts to the
government. Right.
And now what I just said and nowwhat they said, am I?
I'm not being unfair. I don't think I'm just taking
the man at his word. I'm fairly confident when I see
someone saying we now have an unprecedented opportunity to cut
government waste, then that would be the thing that you

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ought to do 'cause you said it out loud and you said you had an
opportunity. What a disappointment.
Donald Trump even referred to the Office of the Office of
Management and Budget Director Russ Fogg as the Grim Reaper,
posting an AI generated video showing the top bureaucrat in a
reaper's outfit and wielding a Scyther.

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He's going to go and reap the the jobs and bring it back.
He wields the pens and the fundsand the brains.
Here comes the Reaper set of voice as he walked through a
city amid rows of workers. He announced mass firings on
October the 10th, many of whom were furloughed more than 4000
lost their jobs. That's like, that's a drop in
the bucket. There's a million.

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There's a million you could dropand you wouldn't even have a
drop in the bucket. It wouldn't be enough.
So that's great. So that's where we're at.
Let's go to the CBS News coverage of the same thing.
Government shutdown, live updates.
House is set to vote this evening.
The Senate already passed the funny bill.
Here we are 43 days in. So they didn't set the record.
I guess they got that going for him.
Congratulations. Longest government shutdown in

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U.S. history could end Wednesdaynight.
That's tonight if the House approves A funding measure and
sends it to President Trump for his signature.
The House is set to vote in the evening.
I'd love to see some Republicansactually hold the line here and
not we're already in it. There's a lot more to do.
The Senate approved the package on Monday night, which extends
funding for most agencies until January the 30th so that we can

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do this all over again in a couple days.
It buys them what, end of November?
end of December? End of January is 2 1/2 months,
includes a three-year funding bill for some parts of the
government. After weeks of opposition by the
Democrats, 8 Democrats ultimately embraced this new
deal to end the shutdown that's on the Senate side of things.

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The House will return for the first time to vote on it since
September the 19th, almost two months ago, when it stalled out
for weeks and the Senate lacked enough Democrat support to get
it across the finish line. Great.
There's also a a Democrat who has not been sworn in yet out of
Arizona, so they're waiting on that.
I can't pronounce her name because it's not an American

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name. So we've got that going on.
There. She is Grijalva.
Grijalva. She's been complaining, by the
way, that they weren't getting sworn in.
She wanted to have her office. She's like, I don't have a
budget. I can't do anything.
I can't represent much constituents.
You're denying my constituents achance.
It's like, yeah, OK, fine. What are you gonna do about it?

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Nothing. Wield power when you have it.
Republicans hate doing that. They really hate wielding the
power when they have it, even ifit's just a nominal amount of
power. So that's what we keep getting.
We keep getting what you think. And my favorite may have been
the discussion, which might be the most tone deaf thing that
I've heard Donald Trump say. And while I got two of them,

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they both came from the same discussion.
They're with Laura Ingraham. This one was about H1B visas.
For those of you with children that are rolling into the
workforce that are, you know, high achievers, high
capabilities, they're going to have to figure out their own
way. Because the American deal that
was struck with even my generation, it doesn't exist.

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And it was pretty decayed by thetime even folks from my age
bracket started stepping into the workforce.
How many people are disillusioned to just when out
walking in? You got a couple options.
You got to find your own way. You got to create your own thing
where you can generate revenue for your your family.
And then what you're seeing is business do what business does
it advocates on behalf of businesses.
The problem is, is that I thought we were doing America

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first. You tell me, Put in the
comments, put it in the chat right now, if you like.
Is this America first? Here's Donald Trump talking
about H1B visas and why we need to import talent into this
country. There's never going to be a
country like what we have right now.
And does that mean the Republicans have to talk about
it? And does that mean the H1B visa
thing will not be a big priorityfor your administration?

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Because if you want to raise wages for American workers, you
can't flood the country with 10sof thousands or hundreds of
thousands of people. But you also do have to bring in
talent when the country get talented.
No, you don't. No, you don't.
We don't have talented people. No, you don't have.
You don't have certain talents and you have to.
People have to learn. You can't take people off an
unemployment like an unemployment line and say I'm

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going to put you into a factory where we're going to make
missiles or I'm going. To how do we?
Ever do it before? Well, let me just, I'll give you
an example. In Georgia, they raided because
they wanted illegal immigrants out.
They had people from from South Korea that made batteries all
their lives. You know, making batteries are
very complicated. It's not an easy thing and very

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dangerous. A lot of explosions, a lot of
problems. They had like 5 or 600 people
early stages to make batteries and to teach people how to do it
well. They wanted them to get out of
the country. You're going to need that,
Laura. I mean, I know you and I
disagree on this. You can't just say a country's
coming in, going to invest $10 billion to build a plant and

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going to take people off an unemployment line who haven't
worked in five years and they'regoing to start making missiles.
It doesn't work that way. There's never going.
To I'm I've heard this more thanonce already.
I'm kind of flabbergasted. Guys, what?
What does that mean? You can't take Americans and

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have them build missiles. We need people from not America
to come in and build missiles. Why does he keep saying
missiles, by the way? That's a real specific thing.
The people in our nation are incapable of doing the work that
exists in our nation, and we need to go out and grab people
that are not from this nation because they're better at it and
they can't. People in America can't learn
how to build batteries. American culture and American

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technology has invaded the entire globe.
Everybody has the things they have because Americans went out,
paid for it, developed it, made it happen, demanded it, built it
and then made it cheaper and exported it, sent it off.
Is that, is that what America first means to people?
Is anybody in in the MAGA movement?
Like, again, this is not my movement, folks.

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This is not, I can't, I can never get behind it because
every single time Trump says a couple things where I'm like,
oh, yeah, yeah, I like that. That's good.
Oh, America first. I, I like America only, but
America first sounds pretty decent.
Let's do that. Let's handle our business 1st
and then we can look out there. There's a Christian principle
even there, right? Let's do that.
Let's expand our influence once we handle our business at home,

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obviously we got to do that first.
I'm not I, I'm kind of an isolationist, but you don't have
to be in isolationist for me to get behind what you're saying.
You just have to solve the problems here.
Let's clean up our house. If my wife was like, listen,
I've noticed that the neighbor'sfront walkway is really, it's
filthy. It's covered in weeds and dirt
and some dog pooed on it. Can you get out there and
pressure wash it? Meanwhile, like we have a pile

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of dishes on our on our countertop and my backyard, my
lawns not mowed and, and my children's toys are all over the
house or something. And I'm and if I were to look
and go, wait, you want me to go pressure wash the neighbors
driveway, their walkway? And we haven't handled any
business at home. And we're going to have flies in

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here and we're going to trip over and break our legs that
when we walk around in the dark because there's stuff all over
the floor, who would do that? That'd be a real simple thing.
It's like, honey, don't you think we should handle some
business here? And she'd be like, yeah, I just
kind of don't want to do it because it's a lot of work.
That might be the answer. And you could go, well, I
understand that it's going to behard work inevitably to clean up

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a big mess that you have to dealwith.
It's much better to go to try tofigure out somebody else's mess
'cause you can just forget aboutyour mess.
Did Donald Trump really just saythat we need Korean workers who
know how to do sophisticated battery building technology?
Because Americans can't figure it out.
They've been on the unemploymentline for the last five years.
Guys, if you haven't had a job in five years and you're trying

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to get a job and you want to work and you're in the quote, UN
quote unemployment line, which is just a digital line these
days, we don't really care aboutyou.
We're not going to invest in infrastructure.
And I don't want government doing that anyway.
By the way, I'm not crazy about it.
But wouldn't you incentivize thecompanies to say, listen, we're
not going to allow you to get cheap workers from freaking
India or Korea or China. You can't bring in high skilled,

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like paid less than you'd have to pay an American because
they're used to living at a lower standard of living.
You can't bring those people into our country.
You're going to have to start training people here.
That's how it's going to work. I thought that was the whole
point of the protective tariff. Is there any upside to the
protective tariff if the money that is being invested by these
companies just goes to people that are not from here and you

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change the demographics to this nation, That does bother me.
I want to live in a country where people, they don't have to
look like I do, per SE. I don't care about your skin
color, your eye color, you know,I don't care if you are bearded
or not bearded or have hair or don't have hair or you want to
wear a different like you have to look like me in so much as
our values are similar that you live in the America that I live

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in. So that when my kids go to the
playground, I don't worry about whether or not there's human
feces smeared up and down the slide because some child doesn't
have their diaper changed because it's not relevant in
their culture. I can't have that.
I don't want to live in a culture where my children look
around and they don't recognize other people who have different
skin colors and maybe have a different like ethnic tradition

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in their house. Also don't recognize them as
American because American actually should mean something.
If we're going to bring in people that do not speak my
language, that do not hold my values, that do not care about
the things that I care about, donot expect the standard of
living and aspire to live with their kids in the way that I
aspire to live with mine. Get the freak out of here.

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That's not America first. To me.
I don't understand how we could even think that that was OK.
And he decided to pile onto it by acting like this, which is
truly maybe the worst elitist thing that I've ever seen Donald
Trump say. And that's coming from a guy
that I expect to do elitist stuff.
The problem with this nonsense is, and you know what?
God bless Laura Ingraham of Fox News for actually asking the

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questions and letting him hang himself with stupidity, because
that was an awful, an awful minute and 30 seconds.
But it also sort of goes back towhat the entire Republican Party
does. They say something and they
never once hold to those principles and nobody ever holds
them to account. Why?
Because the status quo, that gyroscopic self licking, ice
cream cone spinning like a top in the middle of Washington DC

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is so hard to destabilize. What are you going to do?
This is why people shirk and want to go just deal with
somebody else's problems becauseour problem is freaking enormous
and it's too big for us to deal with.
So what is the answer? The answer is we need to use
real gold on the walls of the White House so this guy can feel
good. If you want to look at people

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who are dealing with record inflation because things cost
more than they have ever cost and your dollar is worth less
than it's ever been worth. And not all of that.
In fact, like, you can't blame it on just even Joe Biden.
You can't blame it on Donald Trump.
It's the way that our system is done.
But if you're not going to try to claw that back and what you
figure out is like, I'm now going to arrange the deck chairs

(26:49):
on the Titanic of this country. That's $38 trillion in debt.
Somebody's, you know, complainedat Tom Massey the other day
online and I saw it and they were like, what's your solution?
You never have any solutions. He's like, yeah, I have a
solution. Like, why don't we stop funding
this government this way, singleissuing spending bills, and
never spend more money than we actually take in and cut
government to the point where wedon't feel like we have a

(27:10):
crippling burden to support something that doesn't add value
to our lives. He even said it shorter than
that. Here's Donald Trump doing like
the most illogical thing that you can find.
He's talking about something I don't even.
He's talking about gold on the walls in the Oval Office and.
The one thing with gold? Why?
Not you. Can't.
You can't imitate gold, real gold.
There's no paint that imitates. So these aren't like from Home

(27:31):
Depot or no, this is not Home Depot stuff.
No, not stuff you buy. This is not Home Depot.
Yeah, that's not Home Depot. We get it.
You know, good on her. She's humanizing this thing.
Because where do normal people go to fix up their house?
Lowe's Home Depot ace, right? Mccoy's people are going and

(27:56):
wondering whether or not they'regoing to be able to, like,
replace their light fixture thatwas broken and shorting out and
burning through bulbs. Donald Trump's putting gold on
the walls of the White House because that's how he expects.
If you're kicking ass, you can do anything you want.
If you are doing all the things you said and you want to take
care of yourself, if you want totreat yourself like knock
yourself out like nobody cares if you're not going to do the

(28:17):
work, if you don't care about actually getting the the
solution. And your answer is is I'm just
going to fly around and go checkout my my chick singing
something in a jet because at least I'm going to get mine
while I can. Our FBI is not doing the thing
we hired him to do. If if Cash Patel and Dan Bongino
had rolled in there real simply,folks, if they rolled in and

(28:41):
dominated and did what we had said that the right answer was
not because I needed it done. I don't care if they never even
said like, hey, we got a plan from Seraphin.
We got a plan from the suspendables.
No, just go in and do it. If you found a better way to do
it, even do that. I don't know that there was a
better way. We crowdsourced some pretty good
answers, but assume they did. They went through and they said
we've turned the workforce upside down.
We've taken the investigators, we've made them the primary
lead. We've taken all the best

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managers at the lowest level. We've made them the top level
managers. We've gotten rid of the middle
management. We exiled them all to Puerto
Rico. We sent them off to Alaska where
they can't bother anybody. They're living in Guam now until
they retire. We're going to keep paying their
salaries, but we're not going tohave lawsuits forever.
We're just going to not create enemies with these people.
We're just getting rid of them so they no longer can be part of
the thing that we need to recreate so we really can say

(29:24):
that it is a different FBI and differentiate between that FBI
and this FBI. What if they had done that?
You know, what if they walked inand said, I see a big problem,
I'm going to work on it. Do you hear Sean Duffy talking
about trying to like modernize the actual ATC system and
transportation? I'm not sure we should have a
transportation system. I'm not sure we should have a
federal version of that. But if we're going to address
the problems and work on it, yousaw guys like Chris Wright walk

(29:45):
in Department of Energy and he said they've blown through our
strategic reserves. We're going to rebuild those
things while simultaneously trying to have oil and gas
policy that allows us to have oil and gas because we're not
getting off the system anytime soon.
So we're going to go out there and acknowledge the reality on
the ground that Americans require oil and gas.
We're going to try to keep the the prices roughly the same, if
not help them drop by drilling and exploration and

(30:08):
authorizations. And then on top of all that,
we're going to build a strategicreserves, which are a a national
security priority because that'swhat DO ES national security and
is that's same. You got my you got my boat.
I'm with it. But the problem is, is most of
us are not going to deal with those things in a meaningful
way. And what we can really feel
emotional about is somebody decided to come after our civil

(30:30):
liberties from the federal government and maybe take our
freedom or our life. I've heard the deputy director
of the FBI on his prior podcast say it many times that the
responsibility. In fact, the first interview he
and I sat down and did. Guys, go listen to Part 1, Part
2 of Kyle Seraphin and Dan Bongino, mid-september 2022.

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He said that the that even the President of the United States
doesn't really directly have theability to take your freedom of
your life. He can authorize someone to do
it, but to have someone come outand actually do that, to be the
person who implements the pointyend of the stick on behalf of
your government, it's an awesomeresponsibility.
And some people take it really seriously.

(31:13):
It's nice that they do. It's sad that we worry about
whether or not they will. And so when I continue to fixate
on the what I think is the most dangerous problem, it turns out
it's a problem that I lost my job over.
I feel pretty strongly about it.But on top of that, it's
actually a problem that many of you should be concerned about.
And I think a lot of people who watch this are, you know,

(31:33):
exactly what I'm saying, This isthe danger.
They can come in your home. They can take your freedom.
And how do we know that? Because they did to a lot of
people. A lot of people had that
experience where the federal government came in and took them
from their families and ruined their lives.
And they were veterans and they were people who were employed

(31:53):
who will never get employed again in that field.
They will never be able to do the thing.
And so they believed in Donald Trump's statement that he was
going to correct the problem. I'm going to show you that I
don't think it's happening. And, and we need to know that
because that means you need to buckle up.
The people that are not going tosee it are never going to care,
but the people who do you guys need to make arrangements with
your family, with your friends, centralized your, your assets.

(32:14):
You need to start finding placeswhere you can, you know,
collaborate and put a community together that's going to
insulate you from whatever the hell is coming down.
And if it's coming down is that it's just going to all the speed
wobble will eventually take overor it'll get so big it eats up
everything around it. And there's nothing you can do.
The pockets that are going to beresistant to that are people
that have already thought about the problem before it happened.

(32:35):
More on that in a second. There's always people that are
trying to screw with you. It's not just our government.
There are people on the outside as well, Criminal scammers, take
your pick. Federal agents who are sitting
out in their car like I used to do, peeing in a bottle and try
to find out what's your home address, what's your phone
number? What's your workplace?
Who are your family members? Are they coming into your house?
They can pretend to be you or they can call up and pretend to

(32:55):
know enough about you to be a real company.
Data breaches can expose sensitive information.
That's always a real thing. But these people search
websites, the data brokers that publish it for nothing, pennies
on the dollar or minor click, you know, revenue.
These are the real threats that often times will make you a lot
more accessible to terrorists and scammers and criminal
dirtbags and people who want to pretend that they've kidnapped

(33:16):
your family member or something like that.
There's all these different scams.
There's a million of them out there.
If you guys want to make yourself less accessible to
these people and keep yourself away from seeing these resources
misused, you can join my friendsat Patriot Protect.
It's patriot-protect.com/kyle. My wife and I both use it.
My parents use it as well. It's not going to solve every
problem. It's not going to stop you from
someone like stealing or doing like a title thing.
It's not a title lock or anything else like that or

(33:37):
identity theft. What it does is it makes you
less susceptible to scammers whoare looking for easy victims.
And it's about as expensive as you'd hope it to be.
It's not expensive. It's less than 100 bucks a year.
So divide that out over the 365 days.
You're talking about pennies a day. patriot-protect.com slash
Kyle. They're constantly scrubbing and
removing the stuff. And these data brokers are
constantly getting new breaches and more information and trying

(33:57):
to put it out there. All right, all of this stuff,
all this stuff is a potential threat to you.
I've been able to find senior government officials that run
our executive agencies in seconds.
I'm a little bit more trained than most, but they're out there
and it's available. So protect yourself.
Make sure you guys have something to do.
Link in the show description below if you guys want to click
on it wherever you're listening,you saw it on the screen if

(34:17):
you're watching. And so I appreciate all of you
guys doing that. Let's go ahead and get into this
little store here. Again, this is This is why this
is so relevant to me. It's a microcosm, right?
The microcosm is a small little example of something that shows
us the bigger problem. And it could be as bad as Donald
Trump talking about H1B visas and the fact that there are no
Americans who can build missilesthat are in the unemployment
long. That's terrible.

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The other end of this could be the other end of it could be
that that like our government agencies are doing nothing but
spin and cover up. I found this article from this
lady. I don't know if I read it the
other day or not, but I know I've read it a couple times.
It makes me laugh because like sometimes people just get it.
This lady's writing for like an audience out in the Bay Area.
Really, really small moved Substack.
So it's not something that's like widely, widely done and

(35:02):
it's entitled Wag the dog, fetchthe jet and that's going to be
relevant. And we're going to talk about
the new whistle blower thing regarding the pipe bomb like
now. So second-half the show, that's
where we're going. Pipe bomb stuff, jet stuff that
just came out last night, which is crazy and and hilarious to
me. Hilariously bad, right?
Like it's a dark humor. It's not like we're like having
a fun like that was great how Cash Patel turned a taxpayer
funded love story into a national security press stunt

(35:24):
and proved Kyle Seraphin right in record time.
Sometimes I feel like people getme.
So I love that. I mean, self-serving.
Former FBI agent Kyle Seraphin noticed the problem.
The pattern. Penn State, Nashville, back
again. Patel's girlfriend performing on
stage. Patel's taxpayer funded aircraft
idling on the tarmac. He posted the data publicly.
And just like that, poof, the FBI flight tracker vanished from

(35:47):
public access for the first timein its history.
That is not OK for someone who'sout there screaming about
transparency. I'm going to show you the
opposite of transparency. While they are trying to talk,
it is trying to dominate the narrative.
I'm going to run you through a series of Twitter feeds for
these people. When the flight record surfaced,
the Internet did what it does best.
It turned a federal misconduct into a mean.

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The analysts joke that Wilkins must be an upper color agent
because really, who else would volunteer to spend that much
time with Kat Patel? If she is a spy, she deserves
the matter of valor for deep cover endurance.
So she's playing a little bit offun there.
Again, we're directly quoting this piece.
Wilkins fired back online, accusing Seraphin of grifting
and fake outrage. He responded like only a man who
paid his own rent could quote. One of us has an FBI security

(36:33):
detail despite not being part ofthe government.
One of us supports 4 kids and a wife without taxpayer jets.
It's really that simple. I mean, it really is for me.
All of us pay for this government.
The government's job is to serveus.
They are meant to give us some benefit.
We are meant to reap the rewardsof the dollars they pull out of

(36:54):
our paycheck every time they do.Or if you're like me, you end up
writing a check so they can't bescrewing this thing up, and they
cannot be looking like even the optics of it.
Again, if you were dominating, we would excuse it.
We would say, yeah, no problem. OK, You know what?
Treat yourself. Take yourself somewhere.
You've earned it. You've kicked so much ass that
we are willing to look the otherway on something that principles

(37:16):
say we shouldn't. I read the report from John
Solomon. John Solomon said 2.58 flights
by Jim Comedy on average per week during his time as FBI
director. Chris Ray 1.982.581.98 Cash
Patel 2.48 way more, 25% more than Chris Ray.

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And that's the guy that he was saying should have his jet
access removed. So just be a man.
Just be a man who understands that you've been caught in a
lie. Your hypocrisy is known.
It's obvious to people and you should do something about it.
You should actually act like a grown up.
You should accept that this is atime when you don't get to do

(37:59):
the thing that you wanted to do.You don't get to go hang out
with your girlfriend in Nashville.
You can fly her first class. You got money, cash to tell us
money. Fly her first class to come hang
out with you, buddy. That's what a grown up ought to
do. Because you understand that
other people don't even have money to get on flights.
There were 850 flights cancelledthis morning by the FAA.

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And I'm just kind of tracking that as a sort of another story.
It's just it's ongoing. It's an ongoing situation that
we have the director of the FBI doing this thing.
All right, he's also doing otherthings.
He's not doing the job well. New York Times ran this.
They have a, a just a deluge. It's an absolute deluge of

(38:43):
stupidity coming from these people.
Again, the no demoted. It's it's one thing to find out
that bad people act in a bad way.
It's quite another to find out how dumb they might be when you
expected them not to be that dumb.
Theoretically, he's a media guy.He went out in front of Congress
and said I did over 1000 media appearances trying to, you know,
step back and push back on, on false statements made by the

(39:04):
previous administration. So did I, by the way.
I'm I'm, I'm probably close to 1000 as well.
So how do we end up with this nonsense?
Let me read you this story from the New York Times.
The FBI director is said to havemade a pledge to the head of MI
5, that's Britain's domestic security apparatus and then
broke it. We have a really, really close
relationship with MI5 and MI6 inthis country, in the

(39:24):
intelligence community. Those two are as close as
anybody because we share common language, common history.
We have common sort of, we have this, this organization
structure that actually even kind of mimics each other.
We always work very favorably with, we don't work favorably
with Israel this way. Guys, I'll just tell you this
the like they're our closest ally.
No, I've seen MI 5 people in oursecured skiffs.

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I've never seen someone from theIsraeli military or the Israeli
intelligence apparatus in any ofour buildings because they're a
counterintelligence threat, because we know that they
actually work against us as muchas they're working for us.
It's just better for us to have them working in the way that
they do. They're they're a net benefit
for the America the American envision in the Middle East, but
they're not like the ally that the Brits are.

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This episode has contributed to concerns among the intelligence
allies that's going to be what'scalled the Five Eyes, our
closest, our actual closest allies, which does not include
Israel. And Adam Goldman is reporting
and he's doing from London. And yeah, people don't like Adam
Goldman because it's Adam Goldman.
Let's evaluate it based on what he says.
And by the way, my understandingis this is legit and this is a
real problem because you're now dicking with our.

(40:30):
And I hate using that word, but that's the way I'm I'm lazy when
I speak. That is the way that we maintain
a lot of things is how we handlebusiness is that we deal with
our partners. There are some things that our
partners are going to be able tosee and the broader net and not
having to spend the entirety of the global budget on
intelligence is important. British security officials rely
on the Bureau for high tech surveillance tools.

(40:50):
The time they might need to monitor a new embassy that China
wants to build near the Tower ofLondon.
OH, the Chinese threat, you don't say.
More on that in a second. The head of MI 5, Ken Mccollan,
asked Patel to protect the job of an FBI agent based in London
who dealt with that technology, according to several current and
former U.S. officials with knowledge of the episode.

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Patel agreed to keep funding theposting, the official said.
But then the job had already been slated to disappear as the
White House moved to slash the FB is budget and the FBI agent
moved to a different job back inthe United States, saving the
FBI money but leaving MI 5 officials incredulous.
There was a jarring introductionto Patel's leadership style for
the Brits. They had long forged ties with
their American counterparts. I can attest to that, along with

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the other close allies, the three close allies in
intelligence partnership known as the Five Eyes.
These are the Five Eyes that areallowed to see things.
Five Eyes partners are America'sclosest allies in the
intelligence space. The relationship amongst these
organizations matter because they are the top national
security officials that are viewed with trust and
reliability as paramount to sharing critical information.
In other words, trust verify. If we destroy trust, they stop

(41:56):
sharing things with us and vice versa.
And that means that we have to start shouldering the weight and
the burden and the cost on our own.
That's a problem it goes on and talks about.
Additionally, Mr. Patel's inexperienced dismissal of top
FBI officials. Again, I don't mind that he got
rid of FBI officials. What I care about is that he did
it in a way that is not going toactually end up good.
He's going to be in lawsuits andso is the FBI.
Probably he'll be named personally in some of these in

(42:17):
the long run because he's going to be deposed for his own
decisions on this. It's not going to fall on the
next FBI director. I don't think American
intelligence heavily relies on other countries, helps us keep
safe and vice versa. The FBI is a criminal
investigation agency, but it's amajor part of the Western
intelligence gathering community.
So agencies like the CIA and theFBI, we all have offices around
the globe. It's called the League at

(42:38):
program in the FBI. And having good working
relationships there is critical.If something were to happen
overseas to an American, wouldn't you want to be able to
go to the United States Embassy?If you went to a friendly
country, as friendly as Britain is, and you went through there
and you're like, oh, something bad happened to me.
I want to go to my embassy and I'd like this to be rectified.
Can they help me there? There's an FBI agent in these

(42:59):
posts. I don't know that you need it
all the time. I'm not crazy about it.
But if they're going to be there, there should be a good
working relationship with the host country.
And if you're going to go out there and screw it up, after
decades and decades of forging it and making sure that there's
reliability, we got a real problem here.
And it's a big pattern with thisguy.
So we're going to get the boondoggle ranch one second.
Hold on, let me show you. Boondoggle ranch.

(43:19):
Is this boondoggle ranch? Boondoggle Ranch, wish you all
were here. That's not actually boondoggle
Ranch by the way. That's an AI generated thing
where I said, find me an executive luxury hunting lodge
and you know, called boondoggle Ranch and they made that this
that was like a grok generation,which is funny to me because it
actually looks like probably what it's like out there.
OK, here's the other problem. This is what I didn't realize

(43:41):
when I was when I was pushing this guy forward.
And we're going to talk about itbecause we need to.
We're ten months in. This is coming from December of
2024. Cash Patel's non profit Cash
foundation is linked to mega merchandise firms and spends
more money on fundraising than it does giving to charity.
I think we've told you guys thisbefore, but this is where it
gets real personal for me. The Cash Patel or what used to

(44:05):
be called Fight with Cash and now it's called the Cash
Foundation, sits in the same offices as the Cash Patel Legal
Offense Fund, which is also sitting in the same offices as
the Banal Law Group, which is Jesse Banal, who's done
litigation on behalf of our current president.
Jesse Benall's law firm is suingme, is suing Elijah Schaefer, is
suing Sam Parker, will sue others most likely, and has done

(44:28):
other frivolous lawsuits simply to tie people up because it
costs a lot of money to try to defend these things.
Again, 10s of thousands of dollars just to do paperwork.
If you guys have never done major national priority type
like litigation where you don't want to lose every penny you
have and somebody comes after you for $5 million, I misjudged

(44:51):
this cynical cash grab again, asI told you, they handed out
$45,000 to multiple FBI whistleblowers and government,
you know, suspendable types thatyou guys have heard of $45,000.
That's nothing to sniff at in a year.
And on that year they raised 1.3million, just shy of $1.3
million in 2023. That's a pretty big imbalance.

(45:14):
Their average grant was like under 2, under $3000.
I think it was like 2600 bucks. So this story, the personal
foundation of Cash Patel, which is no longer associated with
Cash Patel, but just happens to be run by his buddy who runs the
lawsuit that he's able to go andtap and they're able to go out
and run, you know, lawsuits against for his girlfriend.
I'll show you that in a second, too.

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They've directed donor money to a business controlled by its own
vice president. That's Andrew Allis.
It's a direct marketing entrepreneur.
And their business affairs are now deeply entangled with Kash
Patel. The two websites associate that
the nonprofits direct visitors to the online clothing store
known as Based Apparel and online MAGA merchandise.
Many of you guys have their stuff.
I'm not mad at you for buying it.
I have some of their stuff they just sent me.
I don't think I would ever buy that kind of junk.

(45:56):
But I've got, you know, beanies or stuff that has, like, Donald
Trump hair on a Punisher skull, stuff like that.
He sent it to me. He just sent me a big box of
stuff. I mostly gave it away.
The revelations underline the wide variety of efforts that
Cash Patel has done to make a profit with his association with
Donald Trump since he worked in the first administration played
a leading role in Trump's effortto deny the 2020 results.
OK, some of the stuff is TDs, hands down, it's the Guardian.

(46:19):
That's where it's coming from. But the idea that they took
money and they ran it over into places where they can basically
profit because they know you. Here's a really funny thing.
Erica Knight is a spokesperson for the Cash Foundation and its
board, whose members include Patel and Olis and lawyer Jesse
Banal. That's going to be relevant in
just a second here. In a telephone conversation.
She said that the board had a conflict of interest policy that
was created by outside attorneysand added that in terms of the

(46:41):
conflict of interest policy thatrequire all board members to
disclose and recuse themselves from any decisions that are
going to involve conflicts of interest, well, that just sounds
dandy and grand. So there you go.
So no problems, guys. No problems whatsoever.
Don't be, don't even think aboutit.
Let's get to Mr. Patel's wild effing ride.
Let's get into that piece because this is where it gets

(47:01):
real wild for most of us. And I'm going to show you the
opportunity cost because if you're unserious, real scary
things happen. But we do.
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So just be aware. Here's why I'm scared.
Here's why this bothers me because this guy is gathering

(48:05):
money and having his girlfriend do lawsuits and flying off to
the boondoggle ranch, which willcome up in a second.
But this is what is really goingon in America where we should be
solving problems and we don't have an FBI solving this because
our FBI is fundamentally unserious right now.
They didn't clean up the management.
They're hiding from the pipe bomber story.
And these things have been happening for decades.
This is the real issue. And the guy was just in China.
Why? We know that he has sort of like

(48:27):
this bizarre semi conflict of interest situation where he owns
holding company or he owns a shell company, $5 million of
stock in a shell company in the Cayman Islands that also happens
to own a Chinese manufacturer. It's like a knock off company.
It's like a like a Tenmu Timu, Idon't know how you pronounce it,
called Xian. The FBI director has a vested

(48:49):
multimillion dollar interest in a Chinese company.
That does seem problematic, evenif it's through a shell
corporation, which is the way that it was described in Wired
magazine in February of this year.
You know what's crazy? Every time I say something right
now that I know that I've read and I can source it to a place
like that, now you wonder, is this idiot going to go out there
and send a lawsuit my way? And I'll show you why that's

(49:09):
concerning in a second, But obviously it's ongoing.
This is the real story. And 60 Minutes for for, you
know, doesn't seem to hone in onthe issue. 60 Minutes is
actually touching it. If you guys are listening to
this show and you've been doing it for a couple years now, this
will be old news to you, but it'll be one more reiteration
that the mainstream media is years behind the independent
broadcasters and guys like me. Is Littleton a major supplier of

(49:32):
some kind of the federal government?
We are not major supplier to a military base, no.
Nick Lawler is general manager of the Littleton, MA electric
and water utility. His town has 10,000 residents.
Can you think of any reason thatChina would target your little

(49:54):
community? That's the exact question I had
for the FBI when they visited meon that first day.
And I I still can't answer that question.
No, I can't think of one reason.The FBI visited in November 2023
to tell Lawler that China had access to his utilities computer
network. He says the feds told him he was
one of 200. How much of all of this is

(50:19):
controlled remotely by computer?All of it.
In his water treatment plant, Lawler showed us tanks of
dangerous chemicals that are precisely controlled to deliver
clean water. If you had control of these
tanks, you've got control of Littleton, MA.

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You can poison the water. You can poison the water.
But China was caught before it had operational control.
With Lawler's permission, the feds watched what China was
doing. And what they learned was part
of an awakening for American security.
If you were willing to go after a small water provider in

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Littleton, MA, what other targetis off the list?
Yeah, he's he's implying that everybody's targets on the list.
Here's the sad part. They've already done this.
Everybody that's available online, all of your Geo
information that your, your county government puts out
there, it's all out there. And they've been doing it
domestically. And guess who was covering that
story and really made some enemies over at the FBI by doing

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so with the Chinese bot network stories, with the Chinese server
farms that were being raided andnot by the FBI because they
weren't trusted and they weren'tbrought in.
They were being raided by HSI. Steve Baker was doing that,
Johanneman was doing that. The Blaze Media was covering
these stories because of their intelligence community contacts.

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This is why independent journalism is really important.
Now. They were ahead of that and I
don't hear Pelli talking about that at all.
But what we're talking about is a long term problem because I
was doing this same sort of defensive briefing in 2017.
They just said 2023. That was a wake up call. 5 years
prior I was doing it and it was old news when I was doing it.

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And that water treatment facility looks very advanced
compared to what I saw. The water that treats most of
the people who work for the federal government, Fairfax
County, Alexandria, Arlington County, the folks that are in PG
County, Montgomery, etcetera. These are all the counties that
surround the United States capital, the Capital Region in
Maryland and in, in Virginia andobviously DC itself.

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Guys, that's where the threat looks like.
If you were really threat focused, would you have time to
fly around? I, I don't begrudge somebody
taking a vacation. But let me just say this real
clearly, the guy who's running our FBI right now has not only
gone on vacation to a ranch for a handful of days and flown
around to like party with his girlfriend and gone to UFC
fights and gone down to other UFC fights and gone to sporting

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games, which is nice if you can do it.
But like, how many of us have that opportunity?
Here's a really big job to do. He's also spent a week in
Scotland when he screwed up the whistleblower situation and they
sent him out there and he went golfing with his buddies.
As far as we can tell on our jet.
This ride story, Cash Patel's effing wild ride as FBI
director. The Wall Street Journal punched

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it up behind a paywall. So as of this morning, it's
behind paywall. But I will share it with you
because I grabbed it last night because that's what we do here.
Let's go through the story because it's wild on Halloween
morning. There's there's two really bad
parts of this part Number one isin order to cover up their screw
up, which was recent when they started having this jet problem,
Patel actually ordered an arrestway before they were able to do

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it. And they catalogued this and I
think they do a good job of it. The the reporter's name is Sadie
Gurman. I've spoken to her for probably
an hour off and on. Jack Gillum does it, another
name Biswana, and then some guy named Josh Dawsey.
I don't know all the others. I know that I've talked to to
Sadie Garmin about this particular story.
They quote me in it just briefly.
Halloween morning, FBI Director Patel had a big announcement to

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make the FBI thwarted a potential terrorist attack.
He said in the 7:32 AM social media post that reference the
attacks, potential attacks in Michigan.
There was one problem. No criminal charges has yet been
filed and the local police were not even aware of the details.
This is a big deal. Interagency cooperation's the
big deal. That's why you have terrorism
past forces, even though I don'tlike them, that's what you do. 2

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friends of the alleged terrorists in New Jersey and
Washington state caught wind of the arrest, and then they moved
up their plans to leave the country, according to court
documents and law enforcement officials familiar with the
investigation. This is where it gets weird.
Justice Department leaders complained at the White House at
the White House about Patel's premature post, saying they
disrupted their investigations. In his nine months on the job,
Patel has drawn flak from his bosses at the Justice Department

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and underlings at the FBI, wherehe's filed dozen of agents
deemed hostile to Donald Trump or to conservative ideals.
That's not even it. It's just people that make him
look bad. It's even worse than that.
But the Halloween announcement wasn't the biggest controversy
that enveloped him during the week.
Patel hit the news for taking a plane to a wrestling event where
his girlfriend, a country western singer AKA a country
music sensation, performed and then went to her home in

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Nashville. Former FBI agent Kyle Serafin
publicized the trip. Called it the taxpayer trying to
travel in the middle of a shutdown.
Pathetic. Sounds like me after that.
This is the wild part. After that, Patel visited a
hunting ranch, a hunting resort called the Boondoggle Ranch,
according to flight records and people familiar with the trip,
which has not previously been purported.

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I found that out last night and I giggled about how dumb it is.
Why is it so dumb? Wish you were here y'all?
Bondoggle Ranch. Boondoggle ranch sounds like the
kind of thing that you would sayif you're a rich guy and you
think it's funny and that's fine, you can do that.
But you can't go and visit it ifyou are trying to worry about
optics in the middle of a shutdown.
And the president United States is talking about painting the

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walls with gold. And we're done with American
workers because they can't make they can't make missiles.
So we got to bring in H1B visas and Indians from all over the
place in India. Travel that he's done.
Patel Travel has frustrated bothJustice Department officials who
complained about the White Houseand the White House itself,
which told Cabinet officials months ago in writing to limit
their air travel, particularly if it was overseas or unrelated

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to Trump's agenda, according to administration officials.
Details about Patel's trip to visit his girlfriend, an August
trip to Scotland, have been passed around the White House in
recent days, an official said. There's no reason this guy
should survive this. By the way, I don't care if he's
a mandate of travel. As Peter Welch said, who's the
senator from Virginia from Vermont the other day.
What he said was is nobody is mandating you to fly private to

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these places. You may be mandated to use
private jets to, to travel, but nobody makes you go, nobody
makes you pick these, these things that are that are your
priorities. And again, apparently the White
House issued some guidance on this.
The FBI director is required. It's not by law, but they claim
it by law to take the bureau's private plane instead of
commercial flights in order to secure access communications and

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so on. This is a post 9/11 phenomenon.
This is something that was created under Obama and it was
created under Obama to be able to excuse the behavior of Jim
Comedy, who many of us would notdefend, nor would we defend
Obama. So if you're defending the FBI
director's use of a jet, you aredefending Obama era policies
that were made to make sure thatJim Comedy, who was equally
problematic, maybe worse. He certainly has been worse of

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late, but he's not in the job right now.
Patel defended his travel, dismissing his critics as click
bait haters. That's what people call me when
they're not calling me a political podcasting sensation.
A spokesman for the Bureau said that the FBI that the director
has only taken about a dozen personal trips since assuming
the role in February. Let's take a deep pause right

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now. He's been in the role since
February, the end of February. We're almost at the end of
November. So what March, April, May, June,
July, August, September, October, November, nine months
He's got 12 personal trips on a jet that cost us minimum of
$15,000 when it goes wheels up. And he saved US money, John

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Solomon, because he's not landing it at DCA, he's landing
at Andrews Air Force Base, whichis another flight that he
doesn't need to take because he could drive out to Manassas and
that wouldn't be a problem. A freaking dozen private jet
flights, which also double S thenumber whenever you do it
because they fly first from Manassas, which is a little
airport outside of in, in Virginia.
Then they fly into Maryland for no particular reason.

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Then he goes and he gets on the jet there, which he has to drive
from FBI headquarters or his house and then he flies to
wherever he's going. Then it flies back, drops him
off at Andrew's. They drive back to DC and then
they fly the jet back. So every time he takes a trip,
it might be one way out and one way back, but it's actually
going to end up being four flights so that you double it.
So we're talking 24 plus times minimum of 15,000 using cash.

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Patel's own numbers in math. You guys do the math on that.
That's an awful lot of waste in the last, what is it, nine
months for those of us that are out there worrying about whether
or not we're going to be able topay our families and and get
through the end of the thing, Whether or not they're like the
government employees who are notgetting paid that are servicing
this jet and are cleaning the jet.
It's craziness. Thankfully, Americans can see

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through Wall Street Journal's hot garbage.
This FBI has never been stronger.
He said and he touted his historic success on violent
crime and drug trafficking. He did a very weird, and you
guys can see it on the screen right here, press conference, if
you recall, where he brought like poster boards and he told
Donald Trump what a great job he's doing.
Let me just remind people who don't remember this, or maybe
you don't even know, you don't have to go and tell your boss

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what a great job you're doing ifyou're doing a great job.
In fact, the way that you do your job best is you just
dominate at it and your boss recognizes how good your
performance is. I've been giving awards when I
was working for the Bureau because I put my head down and
did my job and I just expected that was the nature, like I
expected professionalism from myself.
My boss came to me and said, hey, we'd like to give you an
award. It's like for what?
For doing my job. And he's like, well, you've

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really been going over and above.
It's like, OK, he's like, here'swhat we've recognized.
Here's an award for it. OK dude, thanks.
Like I'm going to go back and domy work now.
I don't need to be acknowledged to do things that are in my job
description. One of my buddies actually
famously said that to me and I'll never forget it.
He said I feel offended when someone gives me an award or
praise for something that is within my job description.

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How many of us feel that way? That's like a pretty classic
American sort of stoic attitude.Nobody cares, Work harder,
nobody car cares, train harder, nobody's coming.
Save yourself. I get it done.
Or you can go and ask the White House to be able to do a show
and tell and put up this idea that you captured 4 most wanted

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fugitives, which we know 2 on that board were campered by
local police and had nothing to do with the FBI whatsoever other
than the FBI put their name on the list.
One of them was already in the works long before Cash Patel was
was the director. And by the way, so was the other
one. And you want a bat, You want an
attaboy for doing your job. Donald Trump has publicly said

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that he's very proud of the workthe FBI is doing under Cash
Patel. Caroline Levitt said it's a key
player in the law and order team.
All of this is crap. We're absolutely crushing
violent crime like never before and defending this homeland,
Sir, he said, sucking up to Donald Trump in a most pathetic
way. All right.
And there's more to the story. They talk about the
commemorative coins. They talk about handing out the
Punisher thing, which is ridiculous.

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They actually do hone in on it. This is the first article that
I've seen where they mentioned that the Punisher character is
the embodiment of general distrust in the United States
justice system. How do you have the lead guy for
the FBI? Again?
I haven't seen mainstream news pick this up.
So nice that the the Wall StreetJournal did.

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The Punisher represents failure of law enforcement.
That's why you have to have a Punisher.
He goes extrajudicial. He's a vigilante, right?
We've talked about that stuff. All right, I want to show you a
little bit more. Pat Caspatel's supporters say
he's doing great. He's trying to be down to earth.
That's why he doesn't wear a suit.
He's accessible to the workforce.
Nobody in the workforce believesthat, quote.

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He wants the Bureau to get back on focusing on field and agent
work versus elite DC culture. That was Ben Williamson.
Let's do Ben Williamson. Here's Ben Williamson.
Ben Williamson now has the worstjob in America, I think.
I think it's the worst job in America.
He's trying to defend the indefensible.
He's trying to spin the unspinable.
He is trying to keep Cash Patel from going into the dumpster

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pile of history as Captain Boondoggle Ranch, which is what
they're going to call the entireperiod of Cash Patel's
management of the FBI. And it's a broader problem.
The broader problem is they're not doing the thing they said
they would do. Where's the pipe bomber?
Why is there no coverage of this?
Why is Ben Williams? Ben Williamson is not waiting on
it. Let me read you what he said.
This was about the story. We talked about it with MI 6.

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Our partnership with the UK and their Intel services have never
been stronger. Yeah, that's why they complained
to the New York Times, Ben. And the fabrication that we've
reduced our footprint and are nolonger covering
counterintelligence matters onlyhurt our joint mission.
There's been no gap in coverage.In fact, we have a 35% uptick in
espionage arrest this year. Espionage cases on average take
5-8 years. They do not happen quickly.

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None of that is something that is attributable to their work.
Just letting you guys know, the FBI will investigate any leaks
of classified information associated with this, pushing
this false narrative, and will never allow the fake news to
detract from our mission. Can I decode that for you?
That is a threat to the FBI's work force who want transparency
that we heard about. The FBI will investigate any
leaks of classified information associated with pushing this

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false narrative. It's not going to be classified.
It's just going to be things that embarrass them.
Like where was the FBI director?Oh, he was at Boondoggle Ranch.
That's a terminable offense. You want to bet?
You want to bet somebody could lose their job over that.
How about if you do legitimate, constitutionally protected, or
rather a congressionally protected whistleblower
activity? Could you lose your job for
that? I bet you could.

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They better not. I'm not done with this thing.
Let me show you why these peopleare the worst.
Here we go. Todd Blanche, he decided to
weigh in. This is all spinned.
This is all hype, and there's absolutely nothing here of
substance. Todd Blanche, who Alex Jones
tells me is the problem. The Wall Street Journal left out
my quote, maybe because it didn't fit their story.
Quote, let's cover for everybodyhere.
These people are all covering for each other.

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Quote, this reporting is flat out false.
The attorney general and I have worked shoulder to shoulder with
Director Patel every step of theway.
Any anonymous coward spreading lies to divide this department
insults the men and women of lawenforcement who risked their
lives every day to keep this country safe.
Guess what? That's not what they say to me,
buddy. They despise the guy because
he's not. He's not doing the work.
Here's Pam Bondi. I also provided a Wall Street

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Journal quote and they didn't include me in the story.
They're complaining about bad press instead of doing the
freaking job. Again, you don't need to tell
the boss what you said that theydidn't quote if you're doing a
job that he knows is good. Or you can go out on Twitter and
cry about it. This is her quote.
Pam Pam Pam Bondi Quote, We worktirelessly with FBI Director
Cash and the FBI every day to execute our shared mission to

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make America safe again by ensuring murderers, violent
criminals and terrorists face the most severe justice.
End Quote. Well, a lot of violent crime
doesn't fall underneath the FBI's purview and certainly
murder doesn't generally either.So you got terrorists and
there's not very many of them. Do these people even know what
it is they're doing? I'm just saying it's really
problematic. Oh, so what's going to happen,

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hype man? Let's go mini Donald Trump,
TAMU. Donald Trump.
Here we go. Fake news.
Wall Street Journal gets its shot called boom.
Nailed it. Tom Haberford.
Who else did it? Oh, oh, look at this guy.
That's Ed Martin. I thought we liked Ed Martin.
I'll show you in a second why I think he's lying, too.
But here he has alert. It's an alert.

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And then he goes and quotes ToddBlanche, everybody running for
everybody. And who does the quarterbacking
of all this stuff Is this lady here who is the communications
stradless as a as a special governmental employee.
And I understand that she's getting paid hundreds of
thousands of dollars to do nothing but spin for this FBI.
And here she is. Fake news is planted by those

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who wish to stop the mission. Those that don't like it when
America is safer, terrorists areput behind bars.
American citizens thrive. 1 tierof justice, one team, one nation
under God. Just shut up, lady, you fraud.
You're saying that if we want tocall out that our FBI director
is spending hundreds of thousands of dollars during a
government shutdown to fly out to vacation and go check out his

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girlfriend singing where she apparently makes a living
singing the national anthem, which by the way, doesn't pay
anything usually. And if we call him out or we're
we're curious about why our money is spent that way, then
we're the problem that we love terrorists.
What have you done for this country?
Erica Knight, what have you served?
How many years are on your DD214?

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What injuries have you sustainedin the line of duty for this
country? Just curious.
Erica Knight's going to go out there and make some pretty bad
bull talk about people. What stories have you exposed
that have caused government malfeasance to stop?
How have you made things right for people who are dealing with
the injustice in this country? If you guys don't know, there's
Erica Knight. She's real pretty.

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She's the personal spokesperson on our dime whose job is to
Polish FBI Director Cash Patel'sposition.
So what does she do? She tweets out Todd Blanche, she
tweets out Ben Williamson. She has some more things saying
that this is a bad story. Wall Street Journal is another
three Level 3 letter equivalent of CNN.
Wall Street Journal and CNN, those are both 3 letters.

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She's not even particularly articulate for a spokesperson.
Under President Trump's leadership, the FB is laser
focus. Laser focus on saving lives and
defending the homeland. Are they?
Can you prove it or can you justsay it?
Remember, you never have to tellyour job, your boss, you're
doing a great job. If you're doing a great job,
they can see it super easy. Anyway, Her feet is just nothing

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but hype for Cash Patel. Today we honor warriors who
raised their hand. I bet she wrote this too.
Left their homes, stood between our nation and Valhalla or
whatever. To every veteran from the
beaches of Normandy. Most of those guys are not alive
anymore. The mountains of Afghanistan.
Thank you for your service. We have the watch now, brother.
It's just it's embarrassing because we expected more.

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I expected more. I expect Donald Trump to go put
gold on the wall. I expected Cash Patel to come
fix a problem that's dangerous and scary and it's coming for
all of us. There are people that are
getting it done. There are people that are
identifying problems. How about Sean Duffy?
I think he's great. I like Sean Duffy before he got
sworn in as transportation. I like him now.
I think his family is great. I think his wife's lovely.

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They're nice people. They've 9 kids, they're living
values that I believe in and that they said they believed in
and then they live them as far as I can tell.
You know what you don't see is alot of hypocrisy from that.
Maybe why is that? Here's something that they've
been working on. This is really scary stuff.
This is where like the FBI mightbe wanting to get involved.
If, if California is doing things that is resulting in

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death of Americans, shouldn't weshouldn't we dive into that
pretty aggressively? This is a long term complex
white collar fraud thing is whatthe FBI does.
It investigates corruption at the state and the federal and
the local levels, and they're uniquely positioned to do it.
This should be a big FBI case. I want to hear the arrest in
this one. I don't care about your put up
job in Dearborn, MI that you made-up, that you guys faked and

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then you busted it before you found out who the guys were in
ISIS that were in Syria because you were too.
You were too worried about the optics.
So how do all these Chinese and Indian immigrants who speak and
understand no English, how they pass the commercial driver's
license test? They paid somebody like this and
people at DMV $3000. 35 year oldJamie Middleton took commercial
driver's license, or CDL, written exams for seven

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different people. Investigators say that each time
she'd use disguises, sunglasses,and surgical masks to look like
a different person taking the exam.
For the right price, workers would have on their computers a
photo of the person who was supposed to take the test.
But they'd let Middleton, who's clearly not the person on the

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computer screen, take it. Instead, she'd split a 1500 to
$3000 payment for each bogus test with accomplices in the
DMV. That's wild.
People at DMV getting paid so they could have immigrants be
out on the roads. This is exactly what you'd
expect. That's what corruption looks

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like. It's people in jail that are
working as prison guards. They take kickbacks.
I used to follow them. That was a fed.
That was the FBI crime we would do.
We'd find somebody in the Baltimore jail system.
We'd find something in the DC system.
We'd find cops that were sellingearly access to traffic accident
information to ambulance chasinglawyers, and they would take
kickback money. So then we go after them.

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That's what that's what you expect the FBI to do is like
root out the problems in government.
We could solve crime or not solve crime based on what you
guys vote for in your own areas.That's the job of the FBI is to
go find the problems in the government itself that's
supposed to be outside of this this thing.
And they're supposed to be untouchable.
They're supposed to be people that are actually really super
honest and want to solve problems for Americans.

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In theory, some of them do. Or you could be flying around on
a private jet like you see on the screen right now. 9 trips to
Vegas, 7 trips to Nashville, onetrip to State College, 50 trips
inside the DC area, another 25 or so outside to the other
pieces of DC trips to Puerto Rico, Hawaii, Alaska.
That was on his China trip. Nice to go to Hawaii, huh?

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Couple trips to Texas, couple trips, one in Oklahoma.
Once out in Idaho. It's nice.
It's good work if you can get itflying around a private jet.
No more frequent flyer. You know what?
This time, this time, let's do it.
And the only reason I took this job was because my business
accident sucks. All these days are on private

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jets, so the only way I was going to get home was becoming
the director of the FBI. Last time you were here, you had
to leave early to take a jet to your vacation in the
Adirondacks. I'm just saying Chris Ray
doesn't need a government fundedG5 jet to go to vacation.
Maybe we ground that plane 15,000 every time it takes off.

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This is odd, minimum and G5. Yes.
Now let me just ask you, this whistleblower tells us that that
you use the FBI jet to make thattravel.
Is that correct? All of my travel, personal or
work related is required. To be done on FBI.
Planes, that is long standing policy goes back well over a

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decade. Well this is a great point.
Do you know why I have to use a private jet?
Because Congress made it mandatory AG5.
Yes. You were rightly critical of the
way that the previous FBI director used the the the FBI
Jet AG5 airplane. Yes.

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The whistleblower also says thatyou pay only the lowest cost
commercial ticket for that Atlanta, DC trip, which is I
don't know what 200 bucks or something when of course it cost
2030 thousand to operate the jet.
Is that correct? The reimbursement that I provide
is reimbursement that is set by Owen, by Boeing.
B policy, and I follow that policy, which goes back.

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Over a decade. But I pay the commercial
equivalent per the regs of the law.
You wanted to ground Chris Ray'sprivate jet travel that he pays
for with taxpayer dollars to hoparound the country, and you want
to do the difference? I live in Las Vegas, I'm allowed
to go home. I didn't leave a congressional
hearing early on an FBI jet to dodge questions.

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AG5 Airplane. The whistleblower also says that
you regularly require the jet, which is based in Manassas, to
be flown to DC because, and I quote now, Ray doesn't like to
sit in traffic. Yeah.
And what I've done with the withthe use of the private jet is
use Andrews Air Force Base versus Reagan National as what

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the other directors have done bottom line to save the taxpayer
dollars AG 5 airplane. Yes.
And lots of money. On the following weekend, you
attended AUFC fight in Miami, also on the FBI jet, right?
That's correct. By the way, everyday FBI agents
who are signed in Washington don't get to fly home on a

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private jet. She found it.
So are you telling me that FBI agents who are signed in
Washington, but who may live in Charlotte, they get paid by the
FBI? Sometimes they do, yes.
Right. You went full retard, man.
Never go full retard. I really like that video just

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because it it speaks the way my brain works.
Whenever I hear certain things, I hear other like movie line
triggers. So there it is.
I'll put it on the screen. Steve Baker, a new FBI
whistleblower has come forward with the disclosure related to
the J6 pipe bombs and he's quoting Tom Massey.
So let's just open Tom Massey's quote up here.
Based on my questioning of the witnesses, reporting by Steve

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Baker and others, and this new 11 page FBI whistle blower
disclosure, I believe managementat FBI has been covering up or
has been grossly incompetent. Revelations about the pipe bomb
investigation require answers. FBI Director Patel, Honorable
Thomas Massie, the Rayburn building regarding 28 CFR Part

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27 protected disclosure by an FBI employee to the United
States Congress related to Grossman's conduct of the
agency. Sent via fax and e-mail.
Dear Honorable Congressman Massey, Pursuant to 28 CFR .27,
please accept the following is aprotected disclosure from blank
related to serious misconduct bythe Federal Bureau of
Investigation. Redacted.

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She believes that there was gross misconduct and or fraud in
the January 6th US Capitol pipe bomb case and is providing this
information to show that after FBI agents came within yards of
the person who's been identifiedas a likely pipe bomber, the
surveillance team agents were ordered to cease their
investigation, denied permissionto conduct at least one logical
interview, removed from the surveillance and reassigned to
do general Leeds work. That does sound like what I've

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said. There's more to it than that.
And I certainly don't need to say that in 11 pages because I
don't have 11 pages to say like what is essentially a paragraph
or two. This is not me.
This is another whistleblower. This is someone coming forward
to say that. I've seen what's out there.
I've seen the reporting by SteveBaker.
And it looks incredibly freakingdamning because anybody that

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worked in the area, that was in the Washington field office,
that was part of the case team, that was part of the
surveillance teams, that was part of the management
supervision that was pushing this out, it looks like they
covered it up to a logical, reasonable person who looks at
it. And so there are literally
dozens and dozens of people in the Washington field office who
flexed to do this. They were people on what was
called CI 14, the Russian espionage squad.

(01:16:36):
They were involved in it. I know they were because I knew
friends that were on it. They were why they were working
on this is because it was the biggest thing that happened.
They dropped pipe bombs in our freaking capital and nobody.
And why did everybody just assume that was it?
It was all over on that day. And I've read you guys the stuff
and I won't do it again today. But we've read the problem and
the problem line is insane. Once they identified what was

(01:16:57):
basically what you'd expect to look like, this person will take
you directly to where we need togo.
This is how we identify who the the bomber is.
All of the logical investigativesteps.
What did they do? What did they do?
On January 19th, 2021, the FBI agents interviewed person of
interest too. Ultimately eliminated that
person as a person of interest. The FB is review of the person's

(01:17:23):
cell phone corroborated his story that he was walking around
taking pictures of objects bearing numerals, doors,
dumpsters and other objects because he intended to
photograph, put the photographs in a book that he was writing.
They give it away right here. Loudermilk's committee gave it
away. They went and they said that the

(01:17:45):
phone and the and the photographs on the phone
cooperated his story. However, the interview summary
does not elaborate further on how the case team verified
Person of interest two-story. Following the interview with
this person, they ruled out Person of Interest 2 and Person
of Interest 3 as possible persons of interest in the
Python case. Why didn't they find this

(01:18:07):
person? Oh, because they stopped looking
after January the 19th. That was the end of the
investigation. The investigation of the pipe
bomb case ended before the end of January of 2021.
From what we can all tell guys, this is a freaking ridiculous
scandal. When Glenn Beck said this is the
biggest scandal of his lifetime,he's not wrong.

(01:18:27):
It's insane. So what is the FBI, What is the
DOJ doing about it? That's the real question because
people are waiting like, well, I'm going to wait until my
people waiting on it. I'm going to wait until they
tell us what it is. You, you still go to
theblaze.com/truth. You'll see it is still their
lead story. They haven't walked away from
this. So let's walk right into it.
Benny Johnson had Ed Martin on his program to discuss it.

(01:18:50):
I want you to listen to the first question and then I want
you to watch the pivot. Benny Johnson asked a question
about specifically what's going on with this pipe bomber and Ed
Martin yesterday goes and toots his own horn and says what a
great job he's doing and completely ignores the question
all together. You guys tell me if this is

(01:19:10):
satisfactory. Can.
You give us any update or any insight into what exactly is
happening when it comes to the pipe bomber investigation?
Where would you like to see thisgo?
I think the American people morethan ever sort of just want
answers. Yeah.
Well, let me make a broad comment on J6 because it's again
within our weaponization workinggroup, something I care a lot
about. What's going on with the
investigation? Let me make a broad comment

(01:19:31):
about January 6th. As pardon attorney, we pardoned
a bunch of the J Sixers as US attorney at the time that was
out of my office. So I live with that.
It's an extraordinary thing. I I can say that the the the
scope of that problem of J 6 is almost mind boggling The.
We're now 32 seconds in 0 answer.
Conduct of the government, the law enforcement, the day, it's

(01:19:54):
unbelievable, but but we're in it and we're in it hard and
we're in a lot of different ways.
Which ways? On the pipe bomb, I don't have
anything to add except I'll giveyou some context.
Let me say that. I don't have anything to add.
I'm not going to address the thing that was going on.
I'm not going to talk about the the information that Steve Baker
put out there, which is highly credible from a very limited
subject pool. Remember, Baker came on this
show and he explained that the reason that they were able to

(01:20:16):
limit the number of people that it possibly could have been was
that person had access to buildings that are congressional
office buildings at hours where the regular public cannot go in
that limited to a pretty small pool.
It's basically Capitol Police officers, staff members of
Congress, members of Congress, or people who otherwise work
inside their contractors or so on inside the congressional
office buildings. That's not an unlimited scope of

(01:20:37):
Americans. That's not that's not 350
million people you got to ping against.
That's people who are otherwise already in the building and
already on CCTV footage that arenot masked up as pipe bombers.
That's what you were looking for.
Their comparison pool was how many people came into this
building that also matched the gate of this person.
And by the way, does their medical or their surgical or
their public information, does their story line up?

(01:20:59):
Were they physically in DC on that day?
And it turns out the person thatthey alleged was in fact not
only in DC but was actually shooting people in the face with
pepper balls and testified in the trial of AJ Sixer.
She's already put herself out for public scrutiny by doing
that. We'll keep continuing.
As US Attorney in DCI brought people in and we said, I said

(01:21:21):
where are we on this? And we had a great FBI agents
that had been just changed out to get new agents and we had
prosecutors and we said we got to redouble and everybody
redoubled. And that's been going on for
months. It's been going on for months.
What's your answer about what Steve Baker said?
As to the current state of it, Idon't have any comment except I
talked to Bongino over the weekend and he said, look, we

(01:21:42):
are in this completely and. More about that soon.
They're not in it completely, you know, because he hasn't
commented on it. And Dan Bongino can't help but
toot his own horn. Just like Cash Patel, just like
Ed Martin. They can't help but celebrate
when they do something well and try to make sure their boss
knows. And it's not off the radar.
This is not something that anybody should think is out of

(01:22:02):
the off of, you know, anybody. And and you know, Dan and I know
each other for a long time to hear him say it.
I know. Would he ever lie to you, Dan
Bongino? Would he ever do anything that
would ruin your trust? This is the same thing Cash
Patel did when he went on with Joe Rogan.
Would I do that? Would I cover up Epstein stuff?
Would I tell you that they traffic to no one when they

(01:22:22):
traffic to no one? Or would I hide something bad?
It's their tell. It's always the tell.
They go to, they go to A to credibility, like historical
credibility, like you know me, I'm the good guy.
I've always been the good guy. We've known each other a long
time. I'm still doing good guy stuff.
No further information. Exactly what he means.
And so I'm confident that we're making progress.
I know we're making progress in ways that people can't see yet.

(01:22:44):
I know because I'm in that. But I think on that one too,
things are going to play out well and these are we got great
people now. We got the right people in the
right places and and I think you're going to be really
confident, Benny, in the in the coming months and and really the
coming years. It's going to be a long.
The coming months and the comingyears.
Oh, I see. Let me just give these guys a
real tip because apparently they're not very good at public

(01:23:05):
relations, as we've demonstratedby all the really bad coverage
that they've been trying to do on this particular case.
We're going to finish the last, I don't know, 50 seconds of this
thing. Allow me to just add this to it.
Today is the day when you say wedidn't know where to look.
Thankfully, this whistle blower who they've probably already
tried to go and identify, the odds are very high that this
person has already been discovered because that's what

(01:23:25):
the FBI does. It finds out who's talking to
Congress. God forbid.
The odds are is that this whistleblower is going to be
punished. I hope not.
I'm so I'm so I'm very anxious for this person having been
through it myself and waiting tobe outed and then be destroyed.

(01:23:47):
So the answer is you dummies whosit there in the White House,
you clown show people who work in the Hoover building, what you
say is we didn't know where to look before.
But now that the problem has been identified, we've honed in
on where the lie was and the cover up, and we are no longer
willing to participate. We are going to give the
American people the transparency.
And this person is a hero for bringing it to our attention.

(01:24:08):
And we had no idea where to look.
But now that we found it, Steve Baker nailed it.
And he didn't scoop us. He actually scooped all these
FBI agents from the previous time and they've been lying to
us the whole time. Now, you could go out there and
own a win. Own the freaking win, you
dummies. The problem is, is that
everybody along the line that said, yes, it's a problem and
they probably committed a crime.And you're going to have to take

(01:24:29):
down piece of the intelligence community.
You're going to have to take down pieces of Capitol Police.
You're going to certainly have to take down people that were
members of Congress that knew about it.
You're going to have to take down staffers that now work
inside the FBI. Maybe anybody that was involved
with it is going to be filthy, covered in pig vomit from this
nasty thing that they did. And nobody wants to play that
game. So the Intel communities are

(01:24:51):
going off like a hornet's nest right now.
And you got Ed Martin out there trying to do the only positive
spin because people still have some faith in him.
Cash Patel speaks, everybody says, where's the Epstein files?
Dan Bongino speaks, everybody thinks he's lying to no, these
guys have no credibility with the quote UN quote MAGA base.
For some reason, Donald Trump can still get away with putting
gold on the walls. That was baked into the cake.
So they're using the last piece of it.

(01:25:11):
It's Ed Martin. Play on all this stuff and we
got to keep grinding. Just a quick follow up on that,
Ed, what do you see? Because when you, when you came
on the program last, you were very confident in the
architecture that was being built around what seemed like a
larger conspiracy around January6th in order to deplete the
Capitol Hill police forces not in and not have the National

(01:25:32):
Guard show up. Nancy Pelosi obviously has now
decided to leave office. Do you do you foresee Nancy
Pelosi having to answer questions about her activities
that day? Do you foresee and potentially
the new January 6th committee inthe House really cracking open
some of the mysteries and some of the more nefarious activities

(01:25:54):
around that day? And do you yourself, Ed, like
believe that there? Just friendly criticism, Benny,
That's four questions. It's way too long.
Ask the question, wait for the answer.
That's how you do the business. You need some training on that
one. That's bad.
There's a larger conspiracy at play there by the feds.
Well, second question 1st. I have a lot of confidence in

(01:26:16):
Barry Loudermilk. He's really and he's got a good
committee now. I think he's going to get to the
bottom of a lot, which is reallyhelpful to have that tool.
As to the third question about do do I see a grand conspiracy?
I see a lot of pieces and I think we just have to keep
digging into the those pieces. And I am very confident that
because you know, for example, as in weaponization, we have had

(01:26:36):
people come in and they say I was targeted as AJ6 defendant in
this way. And we've had to look at how
that happened, and it's opened up a whole set of questions
about how government was being used that wouldn't have come
into our minds when we first started in other.
Why? Why has it not come into your
minds? We've been talking about it
loudly. It should be incredibly obvious
to you. By the way, the people that work
at weaponization don't think there's going to be any change

(01:26:57):
over there. Off the record sort of thing.
The scope of this investigation is so big, but up on Capitol
Hill in terms of that day, there's a lot to still unpack
and it's being unpacked. And I, I, I don't like to make
now that I'm one of the people investigating, I don't like to
comment on what I see is the grand X or why.
But I just can tell you, I am very, very confident that we are
getting to the truth, that we are getting to accountability

(01:27:20):
and that we have the right team together to do that.
That's, that's something that I've not wavered on.
And I'm, I'm, I'm still pumped up about it.
You give us. You're still pumped up about it.
I counted the word confidence there about 11 times.
Confidence is the root of the ofthe expression con artist.
It's a confidence artist. It's someone who gains your

(01:27:40):
trust and then they use it to manipulate and pull something
off on you. I heard that we're going to do a
confidence game on you and I have confidence that you're
going to be able to listen to itand it's confident that you were
going to buy the bullshit that we sell you.
That's what I heard. Guys.
You can do better right now, since Julie Kelly apparently
listens and cuts clips from my podcast and calls me a lowlife,
which is hilarious. A board millionaire housewife

(01:28:03):
wants something to say about it.You know, lady, you don't want
to step in the rear with me. Your credibility is junk.
You shield from Monsanto. You don't even know what basic
FBI paperwork looks like, and you made a career on saying
things that came out of court transcripts because you weren't
actually in the building covering any of the cases of the
J Sixers you claim to care about.
And you've gone after Steve Baker, who's done real
reporting. Shouldn't they be thrilled,
psyched. 100% behind it? Yeah, let's figure out the

(01:28:26):
truth. No, they're in cover mode and
spin mode because Julie Kelly and apparently Bannon on that
behalf and and John Solomon and all these sort of like quote UN
quote independents that are not independent because they are
access based. Benny Johnson is just as bad in
that one. It's just because he's not
talented. I don't think Benny Johnson is a
bad person per SE, but Benny Johnson's on Team Benny.

(01:28:46):
It's not surprising to you guys.Doesn't make him a bad person.
It's not acuting his character. I'm just saying his his ability
to suss out what should be done.You should be interrogating
these people when they come on your show.
That's why they go on those shows.
They know they're not going to be.
It's softballs and you can say confidence, confidence,
confidence. Con artist, got it.
It's really bad. You want to talk about

(01:29:06):
transparency, Let me just show you.
I went looking for Boondoggle Ranch because I thought that was
fun. Here's some cool pictures that
come out of the Internet archives.
What if we were to go and see what's up with Boondoggle Ranch?
If you want to go see BoondoggleRanch, that seems like something
you should be able to do. Let's click on Boondoggle
content is not available right now.
What if we went and found that there was an Oklahoma State
rodeo team. They were auctioning off a

(01:29:28):
single trip. OK, so you can find out that
there's a Turkey. What about their Instagram?
Instagram profile is not available right now.
Facebook is also not available right now.
There's the main page. It turns out that the boondoggle
that they guys went out and and showed the wild ride that Kash
Patel's been on. They shut down their website.
It was in the IT was in the article.
I knew that would be the case, but isn't that fun?
Isn't that fun? The most transparent FBI in

(01:29:49):
history, allegedly or whatever. It's kind of gross.
Meanwhile, there are a couple ofpeople to get it.
So let me pay you. Someone who seems like they get
it looks like this. Now.
Kirkoff, who was a Capitol Police officer for 4 1/2 years,
left the department in mid 2021,right after January 6th.

(01:30:10):
And where did she go? The CIA, it could start to
unravel the carefully crafted, zealously defended Democrat
narrative like Capitol police officers were murdered.
What? No, they weren't natural causes.
Brian Sicknick and the others were suicides.
What is the open investigation? Well, we have a file in a burn
bag that we've tucked in a closet somewhere at the back of

(01:30:32):
headquarters, but it's still open.
Is anybody working on it? No, clearly.
Well, actually, we can't talk about that.
So sorry. Yes, a lot of people are working
on. I can't talk about open
investigation. Ridiculous.
The J6 pipe bomber may have beendiscovered.
All of this just allegations courtesy of our friends at the
Blaze. But Steve Baker has been digging
on this one for a while and feels confident with this new

(01:30:52):
report that is identifying this woman, a former Capitol Hill
police officer, as the individual, according to gait
analysis, was the person who dropped those maybe non
functional pipe bombs off outside the RNC and the DNC
right before January 6. So we're going to go through the
report and then I've got this being covered by Thomas Massie
and the former Capitol Hill chief of police.

(01:31:14):
Stephen's son is also. I'm not going to go any further
than that. I'll put Rob's links up there.
It'll be in the show descriptionso you guys can find that video
too. It's another 20 or so minutes.
He's in the defense attorney, criminal defense attorney.
He gets it. Some people are understanding.
Still very small. That's what real independent
media looks like. Guys.
Follow us on Rumble. Give us a like.
If you're on YouTube, give us a like.
I see a bunch of you guys watching.
We're catching numbers over on on YouTube that are really

(01:31:36):
impressive considering the kind of squash we got previously.
Follow us over on Spotify, Kyle serifandshow.com.
This is the program. If you guys have never seen,
this is the show I showed some guys on a podcast last night.
This is the entirety of it. This is one man, one operation.
There is no team other than you.You're the audience.
You're the other half of it. You're right there in the
screen. If you guys can see, I can point

(01:31:56):
right at you. Boom, there you are.
And the rest of it is just what we have here, the resources we
have. And we are making aggressive
moves against these these liars,for God's sake, like they're
just lying to us and they don't have to.
They've chosen to, and there arereal problems and there are
people that are in this administration that figure out
how to do it. Nobody should tout their

(01:32:17):
successors. They should hone in on their
failures and try to fix them andeliminate the problem.
Right now, that problem is the deputy director and the director
of the FBI. 100% confidence thatI have that these guys are not
just like not doing a good job. They're in on what's going on
right now. It's not my story to tell.
It wasn't my story to tell you that there's whistleblowers
coming forward, but I told you things were coming.

(01:32:41):
Apparently that upsets the that upsets the Monsanto show.
God forbid, God forbid you say something that you know is true.
We know a lot more is going on than what has been said.
All in good time. Do not let the story leave.
I feel like some guy used to saythat whatever his name was,
let's do a palate cleanse because it's fun and and we

(01:33:03):
should and we like to. And I got you something that's
funny. This guy is a comedian.
He does these like bits where hehas basically like himself as
his own roommate. And they set up these scenarios
and one of the roommates is likethis weird anti social guy.
You think you're living with theserial killer thing and his
setups are really funny. And by the way, this would be a
truly diabolical plan. So for those of you that are
planning on going out, but for those of you that are still
single and still go out to like nightclubs and stuff, or for

(01:33:26):
those of you that are just devious and you want to go cause
trouble, I guess this would probably work.
You tell me. Weekend's coming up.
You got anything planned? I'm going to go to this really
popular nightclub. Really.
I didn't. I didn't take you for like a
party or I enjoy a good party every now and again.
You don't really seem to like people.
Well, that's why I'm there, but I don't.
So what do you do there? I spend the evening locating

(01:33:47):
couples. Damn.
Why couples? Oh, man.
Once I've located several happy couples, I'll watch.
Waiting for the moment that the male partner needs to use the
restaurant. Answer nature's call, as it
were. To what end, bro?
Why? At which point I tail him at a
safe distance as to not alert him of my presence.
Just another bathroom goer at the clothed herb.

(01:34:10):
Once I'm in there, I will discreetly spray him with a
popular female perfume. No, not not the female
fragrance. I'll then excuse myself before
him. Get back into the crowd.
Find the best seat for the show.What do you mean from Rosie?
When he returns from the restroom, she will discern that

(01:34:31):
foreign cent. Babe.
Whose perfume is that? No, and I simply watch.
Illegal. Voila.
You need to go to jail, man. Why?
Why are you eating it like that?He always does something weird

(01:34:53):
at the end that shows the guy's not right.
You're just listening. He ate an Oreo cookie
vertically. So it's like, it's like the, the
cookies are North and South and the, the fillings in the middle
going north-south instead of east, West where it would be,
you know, horizontal. That's a really weird way to eat
a cookie. If any of you, if any of you try
that in public, eat cookies in like illogical ways or eat food

(01:35:14):
in weird ways. I had a friend that used to kick
his elbow out really aggressively when he would eat
with a fork and he would like shovel it in his mouth like he
was like a kid. It's super funny, but let me
know if you guys do that stuff because I want to know if
grown-ups are still acting like children.
It's going to be men. We know men.
I know it's you guys. It's us, but still.
Tell me how it goes. All right, that's it for the
day. Thanks for listening.

(01:35:34):
Share it out there. Like everything you guys got.
I'm really appreciative that youguys are here making it happen.
Do you guys want to hear the song?
Somebody wants to hear the song.Whatever.
We could play the song. I think every.
Movie makes. I see it on the screen.
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(01:35:59):
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