SCHIFF INDICTMENT? "The Walls are Closing In..." | Ep 630 - The Kyle Seraphin Show

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Take a look behind the curtain with a real whistle blower and
American patriot. Prepare to embrace the
uncomfortable truth because thisprogram has no time for
comforting lies. Here is civil liberties
enthusiast. 2nd Amendment defender and recovering FBI
agent Kyle Seraphin. Well, hello my friends, welcome

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to the Kyle Serafin show. I'm trying to solve a little
technical difficulty right now, get our locals connected, which
reminded me that I wanted to tell you guys about our locals
community. If you're not part of that, it's
over at kyleserafin.com. That's how you get there.
It's like the cheat code to get over to locals.
I think it's running now, fun little community of folks about
1000 of the the regular listeners to the program where

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we mix it up, we share some things, there's free membership
and there's a paid membership ifyou guys want to be able to
support the program financially.And what I realized is that the
reason why I actually kind of dug into the podcast format in
the 1st place was that I used toleave these rants for my
buddies. This is a totally unrelated
thing, but every morning I wouldgo and I would drive into work,
like many of you, I would do thecommute in and something would

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occur to me. It was news that I'd been
listening to the day before. It was social media stuff that I
was scrolling even though I wasn't on social media.
I used to troll it and have likekind of a lurker account.
I had a bunch of different people bookmarked.
So I would go and read what theywrote.
Andy No was one of those people.So I could see what was going on
in 2020 out in Portland and out in some of the other sort of
Antifa infested areas. And I would go on these, these

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audio rats for my buddies. And they were like, you should
just record that and make that your podcast for the day because
it would get them riled up. It's a little bit of humor, it's
a little bit of rage, just a little bit of news, a little bit
of all that kind of stuff. So I used to do all that kind of
thing. And I'm I'm going to try to
start offering some of those over on locals as well because
they're just sort of my unadulterated thoughts.
Sometimes it's about how much I hate fire ants, which is what we
talked about today. Sometimes it's about fitness and

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things like that and what's going on, why it sucks getting
older or why I have a shoulder impingement on my right side now
that pinches when I want to go do push ups, but I can lift
heavy weights. I don't understand.
So anyway, all of that stuff is out there.
If you guys want to join us overon locals, we appreciate that.
And for those of you who have, Ivery much appreciate.
I've seen we've picked up a couple new members in the last
couple days. So very cool that you guys are
over there and very appreciated.Today we're going to talk about

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the Adam Schiff situation and I'm going to offer you guys some
insight that may not be readily available to you.
There's a concerted narrative push that's going on the on the
right right now. And usually we talk about the
folks that are on the left and sort of the lies that are being
told. And the danger I think, is
seeing something pushed out fromthe political right that is
trying to keep you a buoyed in enthusiasm.

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It's selling a hopium or a copium or take your pick about
it. And I'm not crazy about that.
Somebody asked me the other day,like, what is your purpose?
So let me be really clear about my purpose.
My purpose is kind of like methadone or giving you some
sort of a step down treatment from the inevitable withdrawals
that will come from hoping that someone is going to be

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prosecuted for treason. If you listen to this program
regularly and you heard our episode that we discussed the
entirety of why treason will nothappen, you're not going to see
a treason. In my estimation, you're not
going to see a treason case. It won't happen because it
requires aid and comfort to an enemy, and you have to define
the enemy, and the enemy cannot be an American political party

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and it cannot be an American intelligence agency that works
for the United States governmentand answers to the president
with the authorities of the president.
That's not going to happen. So you're not going to see an
Adam Schiff or a Brennan or a comedy or any of these guys
prosecuted for treason and all the capital crimes that they are
alleging. I don't think they have it.
There's a wartime requirement for treason specifically.

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And the seditious conspiracy thing.
I think that got played out in January 6th.
And I don't think it stays. I don't think you get ADC jury
to go after it. I don't think anybody's going to
go there. So we're hearing a lot of this
talk. I'm going to give you some more
evidence of why I think it's thecase, including who the
messengers are. And I'm kind of very, very
uncomfortable with the guy that's been the face of it right
now. They've been bumping Steve

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Friend from commentary at the mainstream media networks don't
have the clean cut FBI guy who shoots it straight.
Let's get the fat boomer with a lisp.
So we're going to talk about that.
And of course I'm talking about John Solomon, who I think is a
liar and a snake, and he's Cash Patel's buddy.
That's why he's doing this. There's an interesting parallel

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because right now they're talking about Friends of James
comedy. So all of this stuff, if it's
not familiar, that's what we're going to talk about today.
You're going to get plenty of information and lots of fun
stuff to learn about. If you are generally sort of a
dystopian outlook type person the way that I am, whether it's
because it's extra hot right nowor whether it's because you just
don't think that things are going to go our way because
that's the nature of the world. I'll have you go ahead and check

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out my friends over at my Patriot Supply, the website
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It is the summer. That's usually when I'm most
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that have like seasonal affect disorder, mine is backwards.

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I hate the heat. And with the heat, we also get
these weird things where high humidity results in flash flood
warnings and four year highs in that we've seen towns
underwater, we've seen roads washed out, we've seen the
bridge behind my house go underwater.
And whenever you see these crisis scenes, whenever they
happen either near you or you see them from afar, what you
notice is that there's crowds standing in line waiting for
bottled water and waiting for food and for someone to show up

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and to save them. What if nobody shows up at all?
Can you save yourself? You are your own first responder
and reliability on your own abilities and your own things
and your own preparation, which is to say, prepare.
And not waiting for someone elseto repair your life is a better
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you don't have to just break it out right now.
All right, let's get into today's program.
Hopefully you're not going to beneeding emergency food for that,
but we might as well get our heads right and prepare.

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Here we go. So I need you guys to kind of
tell me too. Those of you who listen on
Spotify, you may have seen yesterday that I pushed out the
podcast on Spotify. It showed up as published on my
end, but then didn't go anywhere.
So nobody on Apple or iHeartRadio or any of these

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other places were actually able to get the podcast.
And I was notified sometime latein the afternoon that even
though it was published, it didn't go anywhere.
I saw we had 0 downloads. So if you missed yesterday's
show because you're normally an audio listener or you watch on
the video on Spotify, that's what happened.
I did push it back out. You should find it now, but kind
of frustrating and not ideal. I also want to know if you guys
are doing OK with the canned adswith the warning so that it

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doesn't just pop in on you. I know that they're canned ads
and actually does replace one ofour sponsors.
So it is kind of it's kind of a valuable upgrade for this show.
One of the reasons that we don'thave one of the sponsors is
because the economic stuff that we're going to be talking about,
which is to say that the tariffswhich are out there in the world
and they are changing the game for a lot of businesses.
Maybe they bring in a ton of revenue for the Trump
administration in the US government, and it's looking

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like 1% of GDP is actually getting harvested in tariffs.
But we lost one of our sponsors because of it because their
costs have increased on the backend, so they're unable to do
advertising. So that is what it is.
I'm willing to eat some costs. Like I understand we got to
tighten our belts and fix thingsas a country.
It'd be nice if they tighten themoney supply as well.
That's not happening. So we're still printing off

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money at a crazy rate. And our interest rates are still
pretty high for at least this period of time.
Nothing like what my parents dealt with in the 14% range.
Then again, houses weren't crazyas expensive right now because
we weren't competing with big investment companies anyway.
Yeah, So the world's a joke. What about this one?
Prada Prague, was it? Promise.
That's the word I'm looking for.Promise.
What about the promise that the Ukraine Russia war would end day

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one? Do you remember Donald Trump
saying that? I do.
I remember that. I remember him being full of
crap about that, too. Look, at the end of the day, I
don't hold Donald Trump accountable for the things that
I know he's saying that are not true.
You know, like we're going to fix this day one, but it's not a
great track record to go out andcampaign on things that you
know, you can't do. And any reasonable person would

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realize that you're not going tofix the Ukraine, Russia
situation day one, particularly not when you're out there
endorsing Lindsey Graham. I'm going to say it one more
time because that's very frustrating to me.
That's scumbag Lindsey Graham. It's a phone call, right?
And then they're going to go primary Thomas Massie, who's
talking about the real problems in America.
You don't have to like Thomas Massie, but you can't disagree
with some of his points. One of them is going to be later

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on in this program, which is to say Republicans are all the
same. They are both like different
sort of wing of the same bat. You can't make the argue for a
uniparty and then not actually believe there's a uniparty.
And they're doing it right now. They're actually thwarting
Trump's agenda, which would be just putting his own people in.
Let's read this real quickly. This is coming from ABC News
Russian President Vladimir Putinis showing, quote, UN quote, no

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signs that he intends to end Moscow's war on Ukraine.
I love the way they phrase that.Yeah, I guess they did aggress.
But if you listen to the back story on it, you could see that
there was a problem for a long time brewing in this area.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zielinski, famous for playing
the the piano with his penis, that's just what he's famous to
me for, said Wednesday that preparations for Friday's US

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Russia summit in Alaska continue.
We must learn from the experience of Ukraine, our
partners, to prevent deception by Russia, blah, blah, blah,
blah, blah, he said on social media.
Propaganda, propaganda. There's no sign that the
Russians are preparing to end this war.
Our coordinated efforts and joint steps of Ukraine, the
United States, Europe and all countries that want peace can
definitely force Russia to make peace as long as the United

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States is aggressively involved.I heard JD Vance say the thing
that I want to hear. If Europe wants to continue
this, if this is something they want to be part of, then we can
do it. We'll sell you the weapons.
You guys cough up the cash. Not America's problem, America
only. And it's not our problem.
It's just not. Most Americans don't care.
The ones that do are not interesting to me.

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Just saying. Can we just get back to a little
bit of sanity and reality? I want to give you some wins
because it's not all doom and gloom and it shouldn't be all
doom and gloom. That's not a win.
This kind of is a win, I think. I think this is good.
This is something that most of us who started paying attention
in 2020 started looking around and going like, wait a second
here. Why are the mainstream media in,

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you know, in cahoots with the the federal government's public
health groups all lying to us? Like, what the Hell's going on
here? My friends at Catholic Vote are
actually pushing this out. Yes, they're a little bit pro
Trump. Yes, they do have the, the
founder of Catholic vote now in the Trump administration.
He was just confirmed as the ambassador to the Holy See.

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So congratulations to Brian Burke, but I think they have
some pretty decent fair news. I, I, I punched through a lot of
their different stuff. And while I don't think all of
the stories are most interestingto me, this one is RFK Junior
repealing federal health rules that allow incentives, financial
incentives specifically to healthcare providers to provide
or deliver priests prescriptive treatments.

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So this is a dangerous problem. When you start incentivizing a
behavior, then you are looking to get that behavior done.
And if that includes things likemaking sure that everybody is
100% vaccinated or making sure that everybody is taking
experimental vaccines, which I think is the biggest problem,
yeah, we're going to have some questions.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F Kennedy
Junior on this Friday announced the repeal of federal

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regulations he said led to corrupt medical judgement.
Again, letting money get in between the best judgement of
the provider and the patient, allowing specific patients
treatments that are financially incentivized.
In the video message he posted to social media, Kennedy asked
Americans, should doctors make decisions based on what's best
for their patients, which is what we expect them to do?

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This is why we actually don't trust Gov doctors.
If especially the Seraphin household doesn't, maybe you are
in the same boat. Based on what makes them the
most money? Should it be based on what's
good for you the person or for them and their pocketbook?
I know there are many scrupulousand reputable and decent people
that are doctors. I'm one of my best friends is a
doctor and I think that he's fair and honest and even if we

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don't agree on things or what the data may show, he's very
educated. This is his profession, it's not
mine, and I know he's a good person.
How many of us have that relationship with our
physicians? How many of us thought we had
that relationship with our physicians and then found out
some really weird stuff? I'd like to give the example of
going into our pediatrician's office before we moved to New

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Mexico. At the time, I'm an FBI
employee. I'm living in Virginia.
We used to go to a Nova Fairfax,which was the at the large level
1 trauma center where the babieswere born.
My first three kids were all born there.
We had this like really great pediatrician office.
We had this great doctor. She's a cool lady.
Her brother-in-law was a like anICE agent or ADHS agent.
And so she kind of understood like what I was all about.

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She didn't ask dumb questions about guns in the house.
And, you know, like, she kind ofgot it like we thought.
And then we go in after my son was born and she's wearing a
mask, which was a requirement. And we took a last picture and
she was like, it must be really weird for your kids to like, see
another person. And my wife and I are looking at
each other like, what is she talking about?

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And she was like a whole year where they haven't even seen
like anybody outside of their family.
And now they're here in this doctor's office and we're like,
oh, are you, are you effing crazy, lady?
Like my kids played with all thekids on the block.
All the neighbors hung out and we went and talked like normal.
We didn't shut down our family or our social structure simply
because the government told us to.
What kind of crazy world do you live in?

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And I realized right then I'm like, Oh my God, this lady is
probably one of the double maskers.
She's one of the people that thinks you need to go the proper
route down the aisle. That's the danger of getting
people structured into this, this indoctrination of
education. We're going to talk about people
who are dealing with college education and the problems that
they are facing, which is that, you know, look, you've been

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trained to think a certain way. You've also been told that the
bargain is you enter into debt, you go get that college degree,
you go get that, that piece of paper that says you're an MD.
You go take the, you know, USMLES or whatever and you get
certified as a doctor. And then you're going to be
you're going to be the authorityand you're going to be able to
make money. And now we're realizing it's
like, well, AI can answer a lot of the same questions.

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It just goes through the same literature and it does it better
than you and it's more interested.
So the only thing that a physician would be able to offer
is that they know you. They know more of your history
then you might even know that they trust you, that they have
this personal relationship with you and they are looking out for
your well-being. What if they're not?
What if they're not at all hospitals?
This is RFK Junior saying it again.

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Hospitals were paid to report staff vaccination rates.
Those numbers were fed into a national healthcare safety
network, then published by the CDC in their website to shame
hospitals that refuse to become an enforcer of federal vaccine
mandates. Many of you were victims of this
as well. This happened in the medical
sphere. This happened in the private
sector, and then it happened to the public, where we are talking

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about devaluing military readiness and devaluing the
capabilities of our federal service.
We just got word from the folks at Feds for Medical Freedom,
which was a group I affiliated with very early on in my COVID
vaccine fight, that they just got their settlement.
So now the Trump administration is going to delete these
databases that say this, RFK Junior said today.
I'm proud to announce this obviously Friday last week, I'm

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proud to announce that we've eliminated the policy by
repealing a dangerous Biden era provision that the Center for
Medicare and Medicaid Services inpatient payment rule,
essentially saying once again incentivizing that they do
certain activities that the government wanted.
That's good. That's a win.
That's what I voted for in many ways.

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I wanted like less government inmy life.
That's the answer. Don't stick your nose in and
incentivize people to do things that are outside the value of
what I'm going to go do with them.
Please, federal government, justkeep yourself.
What do they always say to the little kids that mind your
business? Just mind your business.
That's not it. And and it scares me that this

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is all like, you know, in the minority of things that we're
hearing. And maybe it's just because the
dumb things that I'm hearing arelouder.
I can't rule it out. I can't rule out that the things
that I focus on are are like that.
This is the dumb things that I'mfocusing on.
Let me start with ACBS version of it.
Let's let's hear an effeminate, let's hear an effeminate CBS

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News guy talking about the problem that we dealt with
yesterday. That's the federalizing of the
DC Metro PD and going and tryingto enforce DC by the federal.
Again, the worst tool. I'm going to very clearly
articulate the point that I had from yesterday in a very short
summation. If you want to hear long form,
by all means listen to yesterday.

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Today, the sum up is DC, The District of Columbia is meant to
be the seat of government and itis my position based on living
and working in DC for five years, being in the worst parts
of DC and working within the federal government in
Washington, DC, that there should not be a voting populace
and there should not be home rule of Washington, DC.
And you certainly sure as hell should not have the National

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Guard, the FBI, or some part of DOJ come in and run the policing
of individual citizens. That's a terrible plan.
It's my belief you should see the territory back to Maryland.
Wherever people live and there are some cutouts, there are some
corridors that are exclusively government and you can treat
them like you would any other military installation or federal
building that you might have. That's my thoughts.

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You can still have your, your FBI police do security there.
You can have the Capitol Police,do you know, security on the
Capitol grounds. You can have the US Park Police
handle the National Mall, which is all of our property and all
the museums and and so on right there.
Those can all stay federal because nobody lives in those.
But if there are places where people live, they should be in a

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state that has representatives. They keep crying for statehood.
The Democrats actually put this out on social media the other
day. Oh, DC statehood, make it
happen. No, how about we give you a vote
by giving you back to a place where you belong, which is
Maryland. That's where you belong.
That's the kind of crime ridden stupidity and policies.
There's nice parts of Maryland. You can go into Montgomery
County or you can go into PG County and you can get to the

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garbage parts of Maryland. You can go hang out with the
Chinese spies right on the northside, or you can go to the South
side of DC and go deal with horrible areas that you don't
want to be in. Make it all Maryland, give them
an opportunity to vote and then take take all of that federal
enforcement and put it into a state where it belongs.

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You need to have more distance between your federal government.
The answer is the opposite. And, and and for their own
benefit. By the way, all right, here's a
soft handed, soft faced. I assume this guy uses lots of
moisturizer. I'm sure that he smells like
lavender if he walks into the room with you.
This is Scott McFarlane talking about the real problem here, and

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they're going to say it in such a a lovely voice.
All of this goes to a a, a themeof propaganda that I'm going to
be playing something I could nothelp but think of Starship
Troopers. So I'm going to plant that in
your brain early. Lot going on here.
Good morning. Hey, Tony, good morning.
The Police Department in this community of nearly 700,000
people now responds to the president and the Trump
administration. The president has claimed

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there's a crime emergency unfurling here, but the mayor
says this is unnecessary and that crime has been plummeting.
A major American Communities Police Department is now under
President Trump's control. This is Liberation Day in DC and
we're we're going to take our capital back.
About 800 National Guard troops have been called up and are

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expected to be deployed by the president later this week to
help police fight St. crime. We're not going to lose our
cities over this, and this will go further.
We're starting very strongly with DC and we're going to clean
it up real quick. The president defended his
decision by painting an ominous picture of neighborhoods in the

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nation's capital. Our capital city has been
overtaken by violent gangs and bloodthirsty criminals, roving
mobs of wild youth, drugged out maniacs and homeless people.
DC's mayor countered with new crime data showing violent crime
has dropped 26% from this time last year, with homicides and
robberies down too. But she acknowledged the

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president is within his rights to make these moves since DC is
not a state. While this action today is
unsettling and unprecedented, I can't say that given some of the
rhetoric of the past that we're totally surprised.
White House and congressional sources told CBS News the
president's order is expected toremain in place for 30 days.

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Nearly 500 federal agents, including from the FBI and the
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, have already been
deployed, which former Homeland Security official Tom Warwick
says is risky. Taking FBI agents off of
organized crime cases, terrorism, and other kinds of
cases to do St. patrols. That's not the best use of a

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highly trained FBI agent. I would love to know more about
these highly trained FBI agents.I went to Quantico.
I was not highly trained coming out of there, and it turns out
that what I knew about criminal investigations before I went in,
that's exactly what I knew aboutwhen I got out.
Actually, there's all kinds of problems in the FBI.
If you wanted to just talk aboutthe investigative Ed, we could
spend endless amounts of time critiquing how ridiculous that

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agency is and the myth of competency that exists.
There's some highly capable investigators out there and
they're probably less than 20%, maybe even smaller than that, if
we're totally being honest. There's a lot of people that
want to be there because the thejob sounds cool.
Like it sounds cool, sounds coolto investigate things and tell
people you're a federal agent. But like, are they really highly

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trained? No, they're not.
Most of the training is done on the job and so it takes a long
time to actually get there. And they don't actually teach
people that much. There's this horrible culture.
The FBI might have the worst knowledge transfer system that
exists. There's no formal system of
being a, of like a, like an FTO,right?

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The field training officer. We have a training agent that's
assigned to you, baby. But you just kind of like go out
there and wing it. My training agent didn't even
speak English as a first language or a second language,
as far as I could tell. He barely spoke English, period.
He was hilarious. He was like super fit and he was
tactical. He was on the SWAT team.
I don't know what he investigated and I don't know

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anything that I learned from himabout investigations.
I don't think I learned a singlething from him in two years.
Lose a good goo. I'm not mad at him either, just
didn't ever. I don't think he did any
investigations as far as I can tell.
He just sat at his desk and his like his special powers that he
spoke Chinese, which is I guess useful.
I'm going to read this little article here again, this is from
CBS. So let's do this real quickly.

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The president announced that there was a deployment of 800
members of the National Guard. They really like that number for
some reason. To push a crackdown on crime.
The nation's capital, the president's also temporarily
taking control of the DC Metro Police Department, which I told
you, I think is one of the most corrupt police departments in
America. Hundreds of additional federal
law enforcement officers have joined the efforts.
I think it's dumb, but not for the reasons that you're taking
away highly trained people. I think that they are not the
right tool for that job. I don't think not only are they

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not actually trained to go solvelocal crime problems, they're
also probably just not trained in general.
You notice they always show likea female agent standing in the
field who looks brail and weak and you know exactly how great
she's going to do because she's never actually been a cop.
Like she was a computer programmer.
Maybe she was an attorney, maybeshe was a maybe she was a like
she's a white collar investigator and she has ACPA or

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something. Although there are a lot of the
men that I meant to that. It just, it doesn't make a lot
of sense to see this. Again, wrong tool.
And as you guys let me know in the comments, yeah, in a pinch,
screwdriver makes an OK hammer and A and a pair of linesman
pliers can do it. But I've done that too.
It's just not as good as a real hammer.
That's why you don't try to planfor that.
That's a contingency only Trump said I'm deploying the National

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Guard to help reestablish it's law and order.
I'm going to establish law and order and public safety in
Washington, DC. They're allowed to do their
jobs. By the way, he did notice, he
said the the roving bands of like wild youths, but wild
youths. Let's be real specific about who
the wild youths are. There are a bunch of black kids
that are fatherless that are running around in Washington DC

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and they're doing crime and theyknow they get to get away with
it. They're going to get released
because there's no juvenile detention that's going to hold
on to them. You know, they're just, that's
what it is. It's 131415 year old black kids
that have no value for life, that have no value for other
people's property, that have no male role models.
Apparently even the freaking mayor of DC is this lady.

(25:24):
Yeah, I don't know. I'm just saying it's not the
right answer. Here is the way that News
Nation, Remember News Nation. News Nation is my favorite form
of propaganda. They are totally fair.
They brought on Chris Cuomo, who's like a total arbiter of
the truth, formerly of CNNI think they just exist for
controversy. I think a lot of this stuff is

(25:44):
based on controversy. And This is why the the Starship
Troopers bit is in my my noggin right now.
Tell me you don't watch Medine has medi Hassan, who I think is
one of the most limp wristed effeminate turds and A and a
terrorist sympathizer. Why would you bring him on your
news network like he got kicked off of a mediocre and he lost

(26:08):
his show from a mediocre third rate left wing source.
Why would you bring him back on there other than just do
controversy and me to play the clip?
I mean, it is funny, but again, I immediately go to Starship
Troopers and this feels like twopeople having a structured,
ridiculous argument. Here's the way that Not CBS
covered this very different sortof way of covering the same
story. You think it's about.

(26:28):
You think it's because Trump cares about crime in DC.
Really. Because I remember Donald Trump
on January the 6th, 20. 21 not giving.
Many, many. Oh, come on.
Sorry. Many, no, many.
Come on, come on, come on. I know you've said this.
Hold on, hold on. You and you gave Bill O'Reilly a

(26:48):
lot of time. Let me give an answer.
I'm here for a much shorter time.
Let me speak on January 6th, 2021.
You may want to move on for it. We all watched police officers
in DC being attacked by a Trump supporting mob. 150 injured, 600
people. Committed you're going to sit
here. We we know the statistics of
January 6th. Betty, you're going to sit here.
Betty, you're going to sit here.Betty, you're going to sit here
and say. Young people from all over the

(27:15):
globe are joining up to fight for the future.
I'm. Doing my part.
I'm doing my part, I'm doing my part, I'm doing my part too.
Officials admit they underestimated the arachnids
defensive capability, accepting responsibility for Clendathu.
Sky Marshall Deans resigns. His successor, Sky Marshall

(27:37):
Tahat Maru, outlines her new strategy to fight the bug.
We must understand the bug. We can.
I'll afford another Clendathu. Would you like to know more?
Federal scientists struggle to explain the intelligent military
actions of the arachnids. When a colony reaches a certain

(27:58):
size, 300 generations or something, it gets smarter.
Insects with intelligence. Have you ever met one?
I can't believe I am hearing this nonsense.
This is the most momentous conversation I.
Remember, there is some kind of bug that we haven't seen yet.
A leadership cast, A hive brain.Brain bugs.
Frankly, I find the idea of a bug that thinks offensive.

(28:24):
Isn't that the same thing? A fake outrage?
I'm going to wear a bow tie. Remember Tucker Carlson wearing
a bow tie? This is really all theater,
isn't it? I mean, it all comes down to
that. This is this is scripted pro
wrestling again. Do you think people go behind
the scenes afterwards and they're like are really actually
mad at each other? Because I don't, I think you
just, I think you're just playing a role.

(28:46):
I think you're lying to me. And I and I don't like it of of
all the things that made sense to me, it was CNN making like a
really reasonable point. And I'm going to play it for you
right now. Even though they have cartoons
that are there too. There's a guy wearing a black
cowboy hat. I can't remember what that guy's
name is, but like he shows up all the time.
Please don't wear a cowboy hat indoors on CNN.

(29:07):
You look freaking ridiculous. This is Essie Cup.
She's the podcast host of Off the Cup.
I know I've seen her on Fox sometimes.
She's making a pretty salient point, which is that sometimes,
although facts don't care about your feelings, your feelings are
the reason that you do the things that you do.
Your perception is the way that you interpret reality, even if

(29:28):
it's wrong, and then you act as though it is true.
Like DC might have numbers that say that the crime rate is down,
but I saw the other day and so did you.
A freaking FBI agent, female by the way, was driving a car and
got carjacked by gang members who are teenagers in Washington
DC. When you have federal agents who

(29:48):
are armed, doing things on the job, getting government cars
stolen in DC like he got a problem, it doesn't happen where
you live. Most of you probably, unless you
live somewhere horrible. And I'm sorry for that.
Again, when CNN is is rational, this is still theatrical, but I
don't think she's wrong. This is the most sane argument
that I've heard about the DC nonsense.
Yeah, I think a few things can be true. 1 is that I think he's

(30:11):
using this issue to distract forsome other things, but doesn't
mean it's a bad political strategy.
I think it's a very good one. And the numbers can be what they
are, but also people don't feel that way.
And when it comes to two things,crime and the economy, feelings
don't really care about your facts.
And I can't tell you how profoundly stupid it is for
Democrats to get up with their facts and their figures and

(30:33):
their charts and their graphs and say, look, you're safe.
Can't you read this chart, idiots?
Why are you complaining? I'm showing you right here how
safe you are. So shut up and move along.
I don't have to tell you how profoundly stupid that is,
because voters told you how profoundly stupid that was in
2024 when Democrats said, see these economic numbers?
The economy is great, what are you complaining about?

(30:54):
See these crime numbers? Crimes down, You're safe.
See these immigration numbers? Obama deported way more.
There's no migrant crisis. I can't tell you enough that
politics is perception and the numbers can be right, but you
never tell voters they're wrong about how they feel.
Congress. OK, the numbers aren't even

(31:15):
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(31:57):
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They're smart people. They've got, they are shooters
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The stuff you're seeing on the screen, if you are watching,
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(32:19):
And they wanted the right tools.If you want those tools again
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decides to try to shut your towndown and you want to, you want
to be part of it and ready, you're going to be the armed
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Yeah, you should. You should act like no one is
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She just mentioned something. Miss Cup.

(32:41):
Is it Miss Cups or cup? I think it's cup CUPP.
Miss Cup mentioned something about economics.
Don't tell people something thatthey are not currently
experiencing themselves. ABC is covering that this
morning. Sorry, not a BCNBC.
NBC has an article that says young men are struggling in a
slowing job market, even if theyhave college degrees.

(33:04):
This is the leading graph that they're showing out right now.
And I think it's it's telling the perception of these people
is reality. These are the young men that
would be going out and starting families and theoretically
either launching businesses or getting the base level
experience. These are the people that you go
look for for federal agents witha job.
They they have a bachelor's degree and they're between 23

(33:25):
and 30. Generally speaking, you have to
be, I think, 25 to become a federal agent.
They've actually waved that for ICE right now.
But what people are seeing is that the bargain that America
made is not holding up very well.
You enter into debt, you go out there and get some skills.
I'm not crazy about all that stuff either.
I'm not. I think that we should

(33:45):
substitute military experience for a lot of this.
We should substitute legitimate law enforcement experience.
I was actually reviewing some ofthe slides that we presented to
Cash Patel and said that there should be conditional waivers
for bachelor's degrees for people who have significant
investigative experience. You can give me a guy who has a
high school diploma, join the Police Department at 20, became
a competent patrol officer in 4-5 years of doing that, became

(34:08):
a, let's say, a desk Sergeant that actually ran a shift of
other people that were doing patrol and then moved into the
investigation negative sphere. Somebody that knows how to
manage investigations, manage human beings, knows how to
manage a crime scene, collect evidence, interview witnesses,
deal with the public. You're not going to get that by
going to college and becoming anattorney.
I had a guy on my squad that didlike all he did was go to lunch.

(34:28):
He had the federal government pay for his lunch every flippin
single day. He expensed it because he saw a
loop around, you know what his work experience was.
Nothing, none, zero. He got a college degree.
Then he went and got a law degree at some third rate
university and became a lawyer That never worked as a lawyer.
I don't even think he was admitted to the bar.

(34:50):
Read the story here. This 25 year old says that he's
falling behind at 25. He'd like to be living in his
own place, saving money for the future, and making enough money
to take a date out for dinner. Those seem like pretty modest
requirements. Being able to rent your own
place and take a date out at 25?That seems feasible.
Instead, two years after he graduated with a degree in
computer science. That's one of the ones that tell

(35:10):
you, right? Learn to code from the Illinois
Institute of Technology. He's unemployed and living with
his parents in the suburbs of Chicago, despite having applied
to more than 900 jobs, from secretarial positions to the
role at a prison. I've done that before, too.
I've, I've put that that job request in.
He's only gotten a handful of interviews.
I just want to be an adult. I need to get locked in.
I want to move forward, but I can't.
I'm stunted. I'm trying my best, and I guess

(35:32):
my best isn't good enough. That is not a good way to have a
civilization. This is one of the arguments for
women staying home from work. By the way, for all of you that
are about to get really triggered by that, let's just go
ahead and tell you the argument is the same one that Elizabeth
Warren made before she went crazy about the two income trap.
The two income trap says a couple of things, but the most

(35:54):
important is 2 people in the same household working for a
salary that both individually like.
It contributed into a common fund that supports the the cost
of the household makes everything cost more.
It's an arms race. It's a financial arms race for
anybody that wants to have kids.When you have two people that
are working, that means that youneed to have child care or

(36:17):
private schools, and those increase in costs.
You need bigger houses, right? You're going to be able to pay
for a bigger house, which means cheaper houses become more
expensive and bigger houses get even more expensive.
So now luxury houses are even more out there.
You're going to drive the rate up.
Historically speaking, when you had one wage earner, and I don't
care if it's a man or a woman, but at the end of the day, it's

(36:38):
usually a man. If you had one wage earner that
was out in the world and the second person simply made money
for a rainy day for financial emergencies or kept a job as
sort of a cottage industry in reserve and raise their own
children, you actually didn't have this problem.
We now have, let's call it 50% more to 75% more people in the
workforce then used to be. Only 30 or 40 years ago, it was

(37:03):
not nearly as common. And everything has gotten more
expensive and everybody has college debt.
So now men and women can't walk away from it.
My wife and I experienced this. I'm not, I'm not without saying
that my wife went to college. She went and got a master's
degree and we had to pay for it.And it wasn't cheap.
She was lucky enough she wasn't burdened with with undergraduate
costs because her parents were able to afford to pay that.

(37:24):
And she went to a state school, which makes a little bit easier,
but at the end of the day, making somebody a debt slave,
which is why I did the show lastweek about it.
And then locking them in so bothmen and women have to work.
It has a bunch of bad consequences downstream.
One of them is disaffected 25 year old men who should be at
the peak of their working their ass off time learning all of the
skills that either is going to launch them eventually into a

(37:45):
private industry where they're going to go and start their own
business or they become top tierwage earners.
AT25I was selling $20 million with the Dell computers.
Was it my favorite job in the world?
No, but I learned an awful lot of things.
I sold 20 plus $1,000,000 worth of hardware and software and
infrastructure technology. And I did business to business
sales and I was talking to decision makers and small CE OS

(38:06):
of like 500 or less employee companies.
And that's invaluable. So when I walked in as an FBI
agent to go and interview people, like I'd talked to
people like this before. I, I dealt with folks that were
20 years my senior and we're making all the money and we were
the ones making the decision andI'd been in the position of
asking them for something. So when I asked them for an
interview, it was easy. I would rather have a bunch of

(38:29):
salespeople who are used to doing door to door or phone to
phone, like dialing for dollars business transactions.
They make better investigators than most FBI agents I met.
And I think that is actually universally true.
One, they're better at recruiting sources because
they're better with people and they actually know how to shut
up and listen and ask questions.If you guys watch the way that
interviews are done properly, not Sean Hannity style, but like

(38:51):
actually doing interviews, you ask a question, you don't assume
that you know the answer, even if you already do.
And you let the person answer it.
And then based on what they said, you either ask another
question or you reflected back to them with some information.
It's not really rocket science. You can take people that have
zero education, but they have good people skills.
And that's yet another reason why I would rather have a patrol

(39:12):
officer with, you know, a high school diploma and maybe a
couple of a couple of months worth of Academy, become an FBI
agent, become an ICE agent, become any of these
investigative positions. That'd be helpful.
It's heart wrenching to see someone at 25 because I know
exactly what that feels like. He's like, I want to be an
adult. I want to take on
responsibility. This is why Jordan Peterson was

(39:34):
so prevalent when he popped up on the scene.
And he said, young men, it's really, really simple.
What you need to do is lift the heaviest burden that you can
find. This is a utterly both religious
and just basic conservative values principle.
Find the heaviest burden that you can lift and maybe one that
is too heavy for you to lift, and then aspire to it and give

(39:57):
the suffering in your life some meaning.
Every time that I look around and I'm like, oh man, like I've
got stuff I've got to do and I have these responsibilities, I
also get to see my children and realize why.
So a lot of that burden is taking on other human beings
that you're responsible for. Can this guy do that?
Can this guy who's sitting here looking at the ability to sit on

(40:19):
a student loan debt and not be able to move forward, can you
make that happen? And then now you universalize
that to an entire civilization, to our entire culture where
we've infantilized young men. It's no wonder that people like
Pete Hagseth are saying certain things like women shouldn't
vote. I mean it all.

(40:40):
It all goes back to these old principles and you don't bite
one of them and just go like, wow, He thinks women shouldn't
vote. It's like, yeah, but that's not
the entirety of it. He thinks that men should lead,
but that means you need to empower men to actually do that
leading. Some of you guys know what I'm
talking about. You also know that it's like
very disordered when you see a household and and the woman is

(41:01):
the most outgoing and runs the house.
Like you look at the man, you'relike, oh, what's going on There
is is, is it quietly that he lets her have the like the
loudest voice in public and thenat at home he's running it
Because if not, I don't know, maybe it's just me.
I just look at them and I just go like, what's going on there?
Why? Why is that the case?
It feels upside down. It feels like you're letting
people who have a high degree ofemotion run things.

(41:24):
And that's just women. We love you for it, women, but
that's how you're built. Let me give you an example on
this yesterday. This is a lady who barely can
even right now. She also looks like she's one of
those people that probably actually does have a husband
that goes out and earns and now she just spends her time in the
dark on TikTok wondering if she can even get out of bed because
she's worried about what's happening in Washington, DC.
No contact with reality. It seems like this, this is hard

(41:48):
to watch for me because somebodyfailed this lady.
A lot of somebodies probably andactually our society in general.
That's why the message that PeteHagseth is actually out there
getting attacked for by NBC and MSNBC.
It's actually not that unreasonable.
There's a whole bunch of sort ofdownstream consequences of the
bad decisions our society's beenmaking.
Check this lady out. She's a she's a classic example

(42:08):
of like affluent liberal white lady mental disorder.
So I'm having a little bit of a mental health day.
Didn't sleep last night after hearing the news of what was
happening in Washington DC. Also what Pete Hegseth said or

(42:36):
posted yesterday on his social media about only men voting.
So I couldn't really sleep last night.
Was awake most of the night, didn't fall asleep until like
6:00 this morning and then woke up at 1:00 PM today which is

(42:59):
unheard of. I think that's just my body just
not wanting to participate in this, not wanting to be awake
for any of this, not wanting to be alive for any of this.
And then when I did wake up at 1PMI just felt fucking numb.

(43:19):
I felt so numb and just trying to, I don't know, just trying to
get up and go about my life likeeverything is OK when everything
is clearly not OK. I mean, everything is not OK.

(43:40):
It's never been OK. Or you could just listen to the
Lego song. I talked about this with Owen
Schroyer the other day. Everything is awesome.
It's awesome. If you want it to be awesome,
just go out there and look. You can find awesome every day.
Whatever you look for is what you're going to find.
I guarantee it. I absolutely guarantee that if
you go out looking for good things, if you wake up in the
morning and you're like my, I can't say what I say, I'll say

(44:04):
it over on locals. I'll, I'll record you guys a
video of what one of my team sergeants used to say all the
time every morning. It was very, very gross, but
it's how we started our day off.It was with a laugh.
And here we're going. that Lady slept till 1:00 PM here.
Here's the argument ready. Here's the argument on why maybe
ladies should not be in charge. We actually saw this in

(44:25):
November. This is going to be like, I love
it because our chat was like, this guy is sexist.
Yeah, yeah. Welcome to the TIME Welcome
team. I actually love women so much.
I don't want them to be. I don't want them to be burdened
with this sort of nonsense concern.
When you gave women who voted overwhelmingly for Democrats,
when you gave them an opportunity to say what it was

(44:47):
that they cared most about, whatdid they do?
They told you the most importantthing was abortion.
If you got an opportunity to fixthe United States by correcting
one thing in the Constitution, all of you might have an answer.
In my case, it's really simple. It's like I don't want the
federal government to take income taxes because that goes

(45:10):
downstream. It means that they now have to
be subservient to the states. I also don't want them to direct
let senators. I want to restore the Republic
the way that it was before 1913.I'm not crazy about the Federal
Reserve, but that's not in the Constitution.
OK, so real simple, there's yourmove.
You give women the opportunity to do this and they've done this
over and over again. They've done it through polling.
This is just anecdotal. This is man on the street
interviews. They think that the ability to
kill their children is most important.

(45:31):
And a lot of that goes back to exactly what that poor kid at
25, we shouldn't call him a kid.He's a man.
A 25 year old young man who can't get a job is worried
about. He's trying to figure out how do
I support my family? And these women have been told
that you got to kill inconvenient children so they
can move forward with their careers.
Like that somehow is going to benefit America, society, the

(45:52):
world, your existence, the creator.
How are you going to honor your creator with your job when you
have an opportunity to do something that's so much more
important, like raise the next generation?
I assure you that whatever it cost to raise good citizens is
far more valuable than any job you could provide for a company
that will immediately forget about you.
That was the ongoing joke about people who retired from federal

(46:14):
service. They all think that the
government will not be able to go on without them.
And then they jump off and they realize nobody gave a shit.
They immediately forgot about you.
It's a carousel that goes aroundforever.
When you jump off, somebody elsejumps on the horse killing your
babies. If that's the most important
thing to you, maybe voting's notfor you.
Maybe that's not a great decision.

(46:35):
Here's these ladies. So if you guys could change the
Constitution in one way, how would you change it?
Her first Gov Major. I was literally going to say
legalize abortion, maybe abortion laws, you know, rights
to abortion, like transgender rights to have surgery without
necessarily parental consent. You, you, yes, you have freedom
of speech, but that doesn't meanyou have right to sit there and

(46:55):
scream at someone because they choose to change their gender or
they love the same sex, things like that.
So should we add trans rights tothe Constitution?
Absolutely definitely adding in like policies like make health
care more accessible for like immigrants as well as well as
like people in low income communities.
I just think we need to get the old white fucks out of power.

(47:16):
But that's not really a Constitution issue.
So if you guys could change the Constitution, if you could
change the Constitution, we would get rid of the old white
people. I actually agree with that one.
Just old in general. I don't care if they're white or
otherwise. Like if you're over the age of
65, I don't want you representing me.
It's not that I don't think you're valuable.
It's not that I don't think you don't know things.
I think people who are over 65 often times know way more than I
do. But what I also know is that

(47:37):
they have a different risk reward proposition and they no
longer are in the part of thingswhere they are looking at way
that their actual children that they are raising.
It's different being a grandparent.
You just don't have the same day-to-day interactions.
Any of you who are grandparents remember whenever you're around
your grandchildren, you go, oh, I forgot about some of this
stuff. Like it's actually really hard

(47:58):
or oh man, that's a thing that Iforgot that we had to do.
That's not going to be part of your front of mind decision
making. That's why I think it's truly
important for people who are in parental ages of any time,
whether they be young, whether they be slightly older.
It's like, yeah, you need to know what the next generation is
going to feel from your decisions.
It guided my principles. It made me do things that I

(48:20):
might not have otherwise done. I don't remember thinking very
much about how my long term health was going to affect me
when I was in the military because I wasn't married.
The only person that I had to worry about was me.
That was on purpose, by the way.I wanted to know that I could go
into any situation and nobody was going to be relying on me
and screwed if I didn't come back out of it.
That was my plan for like that may be flawed, but that's the
way I rolled into it. When I was a federal agent.

(48:42):
I had to look and say what are my decisions going to reflect on
to my children? How will I explain to them that
if our government is completely tyrannical and doing things that
are illegal, immoral, unethical,unconstitutional, what did I do
to stop it? What was my role in that?
Was it just collecting a paycheck?
And that wasn't good enough for me because I had three kids.
Now I have 4 kids. I have to look at them in the

(49:04):
eye and one day I'm going to have to explain myself and say
This is why we did what we did and This is why we don't live in
New Mexico. And This is why you don't have
those friends that you'd had when you were a kid.
Sorry, but here's here's what I think we were doing and I'll
stand on that every day. That's real simple.
It should be really simple. It should also be really simple

(49:24):
that we just do that one thing, which is that we tell the truth,
right? You're supposed to be the
purveyor of things that are accurate.
If you're going to tell your kids that they could be another
gender, then you are lying to them.
That is not a possibility. You can't change biological sex.
It's very simple. There's other things you should
do too. We kind of used to expect that
of people in public that they would go forward and say things
that are true. So that should be not a

(49:46):
difficult concept. And yet, as we've talked about
many, many times, the left lovesto gaslight us.
So does the right. So does our quote UN quote own
team. Here's the White House press
secretary. She's going to hone in on things
that are not going to happen. And I'm going to tell you why I
think that is. Again, today's lead thing was,
is Adam Schiff going to be indicted?
That's what that's the name of the today's episode, right?
Because that's the thing I keep seeing for what somebody has to

(50:09):
tell me what the actual crime is.
I'm going to share with you somestuff.
The the big story is, is that John Solomon's going out there
saying, well, they were media leaks that James Comedy did.
If you guys don't know the executive order that governs
what the FBI director can and can't do.
If you don't know which I've shared with you on this program,
that the, the, the idea of leaking to the media is a tool
of the FBI director, however he sees fit.

(50:31):
He can do it. He doesn't have to tell you why.
He doesn't have to tell you thathe declassified anything.
Cash Patel learned that from guys that I introduced him to.
And so now they're doing their own version of media leaks.
What you don't see is the attorney general and the FBI
director going out, holding a joint press conference and
saying these are the indictmentsfor these deep state actors that

(50:51):
you guys have been wanting to see locked up for a really long
time. And these are the details, the
probable cause to believe that they committed a federal crime
and these are the federal crimes.
And here are the elements of thecrime.
And here's the things they did that we could substantiate that
were involved in that crime. No, they're using vague terms
from the DNI, who's in charge ofintelligence and not in charge
of investigations, the director of national Intelligence

(51:12):
information, and she's sharing things like treasonous.
And that may be the way that we use that word, but the word
treason in a legal context is very specific and it's a wartime
crime. So who's the enemy that they
provided aid and comfort to? The last time we had a
successful prosecution was in 1952.
And the last time that there wasan allegation was in the the

(51:33):
early War on Terror. And that person got drone strike
by Obama overseas. So you had AG Watt application
and you had a World War 2 application of treason.
I'm sorry, it's not going to happen.
That doesn't mean that we're notgoing to have questions about
it. We continue to see positive
economic reports across the board.
Today's CPI report revealed thatinflation beat market

(51:54):
expectations once again, and inflation remains stable.
Overall inflation has run at a 1.9 average annual pace in
President Trump's first six months in office.
Great. Does that mean it's better?
Are we just supposed to go like,oh, OK, remember what I told
you, what Miss Kupp said? You can say it.

(52:16):
You can give us the numbers. There's a reason why NBC is
telling people that they are upset.
There's a reason why there's a flood of young people that are
saying that they cannot afford to live in America, that costs
are too high. And it's not just it's not
Donald Trump's fault, but don't gaslight him and tell him that
your experience is not good. I actually saw I, I was going to
put it on the screen, but I, I, I neglected to Carolyn Levitt.

(52:36):
So the White House spokesperson,she just said stop being a panic
kid. Everything is awesome.
You can have that attitude aboutyour individual life, but you
can't go out there and say that there are not people that are
suffering. That is a very tone deaf move
and it doesn't play well. So to the distraction, this is
what I try to do the step down drug from opium and copium.
I don't want you OD ING. I don't want you to have

(52:58):
withdrawals. I want you to just have
skepticism because now we're trotting out a whistleblower
report from 2017. This is problem though.
The FBI had it in 2017. That means the Trump
administration was in power in 2017.
Do I think that he controlled the FBI?
No. Do I think that the FBI
generally speaking, investigatesthings what it's brought to
them? Yes.

(53:19):
Was this already adjudicated andthey were able to see that they
didn't have the ability to go forward with anything?
Yeah. So outside of a capital crime,
which has an extended statute, more than five years statute of
limitations, this is all irrelevant.
You have to prove to the people that you are actually
investigating a crime that is a longer statute of limitations,

(53:41):
not some nebulous idea of an ongoing conspiracy.
Give me a break. Or espionage.
You're going to go the EspionageAct on a sitting congressman
right now? This is all silliness.
I feel like I'm more than happy to be wrong about this.
Like it would make me happy to see some people.
This is not me, like, gloating that we're not going to have
accountability. It's just me, like, really
concerned that we're not going to have accountability.

(54:01):
Watch. Thanks, Caroline.
My question involves Russiagate.A whistleblower alleges that Ben
Congressman Adam Schiff approvedleaking classified information
to smear President Trump's imageduring the Russia scandal.
Does the President plan to investigate Adam Schiff, and
what would accountability look like if more information
confirms this report? The President has already said

(54:22):
he wants to see Adam Schiff heldaccountable for the countless
lies he told the American peoplein relation to the Russia gate
scandal. I brought Tulsi Gabbard out to
this podium to talk to you aboutall of that, and this
administration is taking accountability very seriously.
As for this new FBI whistleblower report, I
understand Kash Patel last nightdeclassified A3O2 FBI document

(54:43):
showing that a whistleblower whois a Democrat, a career
intelligence officer who worked for Democrats on the House Intel
Committee for more than a decade, repeatedly warned the
FBI in 2017 that then Rep Adam Schiff had approved leaking
classified information to smear then President Donald Trump over
the Russiagate scandal. This is obviously a bombshell

(55:08):
whistleblower report. Hopefully more people in this
room will cover it as such. Bombshell.
It bombed them. What is the report that somebody
in 2017 went and said something and the FBI released the
document saying that he said something?
Do you guys know what a three O 2 is?
You tell me something, I'm an FBI agent, I'm investigating
fill in the blank or you just walk in.
By the way, you can just be a walk in and you just say I would

(55:30):
like to report the following thing.
I type that thing up. So and so from so and so place
so and so date of birth. So and so Social Security number
provided the following information after being advised
that they would be in a recordedstatement.
That's it. That's what that's what a three
O 2 is. It's you said something I wrote
it down doesn't mean it's factually true.

(55:53):
In the same way that ACHS reportone of those 1020 threes that we
used to talk about. Remember, oh, there's a 10/23
and it says this all these people who don't know what an
FBI form is bombshell from 2017.Really That's that's your that's
what you got. And by the way, President Trump
wants accountability for Adam Schiff.
Look at his face like close youreyes if you're not, if you're
not watching, just picture Adam Schiff bug eyed, silly long

(56:16):
neck, ugly as all get out, you know, get out bad complexion.
Like he's gross. He's gross looking, sure.
So what, it's not criminal here.Here's an even worse picture of
him. Gnarly looking guy.
OK, fine. So he looks like a scumbag.
He looks like he would be like one of the bad guys plotting
some sort of evil thing in Gotham.

(56:36):
So what does it matter? Is that?
Is that even like, relevant at all?
He wants to be held accountable for his lies.
What crime is a lie by the way? None.
Oh OK, fine. For leaking classified
documents, maybe. Maybe you have to prove
malicious intent. Maybe you could do that.
Maybe you get away with that. I sort of doubt it, but we're

(56:57):
being, we're being led to believe that this is it.
They've got them. This is the same energy as the
walls are closing in syndrome that they used to have on Donald
Trump. By the way, same thing.
The walls are closing in. They finally got them.
Honey, go get your boyfriend. They got Donald Trump.
Same crap, same energy, different team.
It's the same WWE nonsense. Here's Sean Hannity, who's my

(57:20):
favorite. Nothing better than kind of like
a flabby Gray haired man talkingto another flabby would be Gray
haired man that's thinning with a lisp about bombshells and
covering it as such. They are doing exactly what the
White House told him to do. You tell me this isn't like a
choreographed theater. This is a very long piece that

(57:41):
you have here. It is a work.
Hold on. It is such a long piece.
That's how we know it's gravitas.
The gravitas of this piece is long, very important.
You wrote a long story over on your propaganda outlet.
This is a very long piece that you have here.
It is a worthwhile read. I'll let you sum it up and then

(58:04):
I want your conclusion on what you're what you're finding here,
because to me it's very damning.Well, what you find out is that
James Comedy decided not to workthrough the FBI press office
when he wanted to change the narrative in Washington, burnish
his reputation against the tax from Democrats, and try to sully
Donald Trump's reputation. If you remember, Democrats were

(58:25):
mad that James Comedy let out ofthe bag just before the election
that there might be some new evidence in the Hillary Clinton
e-mail scandal. Hillary blamed Comedy for
throwing the election. She blamed the Russians for
throwing elections. She blamed everybody but herself
for throwing the election for her.
But comedy was trying to rehabilitate that, and so he had
an intermediary, a Columbia law professor by the name of Daniel

(58:47):
Richmond, who the FBI confirmed and interviewed.
And Richmond said yes. I use my relationship with a New
York Times reporter named Michael Schmidt.
He's one of the authors of the Pulitzer Prize winning package
that President Trump is now suing over.
And my goal was to improve negative stories about James
Comedy and to set a narrative, IE set the Russia collusion

(59:07):
narrative. Got it.
OK, what crime is that? Executive Order 13526 Classified
national security information. This order prescribes a uniform
system for classifying, safeguarding, and declassifying
national security information toinclude information relating to
the defense against transnational terrorism.
Our democratic principles require that the American people

(59:28):
be informed of the activities oftheir government.
Also, our nation's progress depends on the free flow of
information both within the government and to the American
people. Nevertheless, throughout our
history, the National Defense has required that certain
information be maintained in confidence in order to protect
our citizens, our democratic institutions, our Homeland
Security, and our interactions with foreign nations.

(59:48):
Protecting information critical to our nation's security and
demonstrating our commitment to open government through accurate
and accountable application of blah, blah, blah, blah, blah,
blah, blah. I now, therefore Barack Obama,
sorry, now, therefore I, Barack Obama.
Let me say it the right way by the authority vested to me as
the President. In the Constitution and the law
of the United States of America,it is hereby ordered as follows.

(01:00:12):
Information may be originally classified under the terms of
this order if all of the following conditions are met.
The original classification authority is classifying the
information. The information is owned,
produced, or under the control of the United States government.
The information falls under one or more categories listed in
Section 1.4 of this order. The original classification
authority determines that unauthorized disclosure of this

(01:00:34):
information could be reasonably expected, result in damage to
national security and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah,
blah, blah, blah. Who can be a classification
authority? This is the serious question.
It's not Adam Schiff the authority to classify
information originally. And by the way, that also means

(01:00:54):
declassify maybe exercise only by one the president and the
vice president. They are listed as number 12
agency heads and officials designated by the president.
So that would be the FBI director just for you guys who
are paying at home. If it's FBI information, the
United States government officials delegated with the
authority pursuant to this paragraph, officials authorized

(01:01:17):
to classify information at specific levels are also
authorized to classify information at lower levels.
The person who wrote this, whichis Barack Obama, and this could
have been fixed, by the way, youcould, you could change that.
You could remove this with a revocation, but nobody has.
Executive Order EO 13526 very clearly states that the FBI

(01:01:41):
director is the person that has the authority to do the thing
that John Solomon is freaking out about.
And by the way, John Solomon is doing the thing that he is
freaking out about, which is being a friendly media narrative
spinner on behalf of, no shit, the FBI director.
I can't make this stuff up here.This isn't, this is a archived

(01:02:02):
piece. This is actually John Solomon's
actual e-mail and his actual phone number.
This is Cash Patel's actual e-mail and phone number.
This is archived on the White House website.
You guys know this. This was written by Donald Trump
on June the 19th of 2022, the Honorable Deborah Seidel Wall,
the Acting Archivist of the United States at the National
Archives and Records Administration.

(01:02:22):
Dear Miss Wall, I write to designate 2 individuals.
This is 2022, after Trump is outof office. 2 individuals.
Cash Patel and John Solomon as my representatives for access to
the presidential records of my administration pursuant to the
Presidential Records Act, 44 USC2201 Cash App Pramod Cash Patel

(01:02:46):
can be reached at his Gmail address and a phone number which
is missing 1 digit but that is his phone number.
And John Solomon can be reached at jsolomon@justinnews.com.
And his phone number in Washington, DC.
And that is his phone number. Both individuals meet the
requirements for access to records under 34 CFR 1270.44.
Thank you for your attention to this request signed.

(01:03:07):
Donald J Trump, that's who wrotethis, you are literally seeing a
person who was named to do propaganda and to do research on
behalf of Donald Trump. And you can agree with it and
you could really like it and youcould really like Donald Trump
in general. But you cannot say that John
Solomon is some sort of like a disinterested party that just
happens to be this honest reporter that only brings things

(01:03:28):
out. He's just looking for the truth.
No, he's freaking friends with Cash Patel.
I know John Solomon because I know Cash Patel and Cash Patel
introduced me to him. There he is on his program
bringing you very, very serious news.
I don't know why this guy is ATVpersonality.
By the way, who is the audience that's really excited about this
kind of dumpy looking dude? And by the way, he is full of

(01:03:50):
shit. Having talking to a bunch and we
were talking earlier about salespeople.
John treats you just like a saleand he treats you just like a
source, but like not a great source handler and it irritated
me right away. He just had some value to me
when I was sharing some information that I wanted out,
but not that much. And when he started lying about
stuff, including the we're goingto move, the Project Veritas

(01:04:11):
story and the fact that Gerardo Boyle should have been rehired
by Cash Patel immediately, that's when I sort of lost it
with him. Here he is on his own program.
He has a place on Real America'sVoice, which is garbage.
It's garbage for the most part. Here is just the news, no noise,
Real America's Voice. John Solomon, definitely not a

(01:04:32):
propagandist for the Trump administration and the current
FBI director. We're going to advance the story
for you first here on the show tonight, before we even put a
story up on just the news. It turns out it wasn't the only
suspected leak that the FBI cameacross.
In fact, it identified about a dozen stories in the legacy
medium that drafted and and created the Russia collusion

(01:04:53):
narrative, which we now know to be fully debunked, that it
contained national secrets, information that was classified
all the way up to the highest level.
The stuff that only presidents and FBI directors get to see.
Tonight, we're going to tell youabout another person that they
had concerns about. He was FBI Director James
Comedy's Media Mole. That's what they used to call

(01:05:13):
him inside the FBI. He worked around the FBI press
office as a private citizen working as a special government
employee. He was at Columbia law professor
named Daniel Richmond. And when the FBI finally
confronted him and said, hey, what were you doing talking to
the media? He admitted his job was to make
to improve or Polish the image of James Comedy from some of the

(01:05:34):
negative coverage he was gettingand to set the narrative to
basically shape the narrative onRussia collusion and other
stories in Washington and what. Oh, so wait a minute.
He was a special government employee.
He was friendly with the currentFBI director and was given
access to information that the FBI director under 13526 has an
has an ability and authority to give him access to.

(01:05:56):
This is a real bombshell scandal.
Like I'm my head is spinning. Hold on my head looks like that
This is this is how I feel in myhead.
I feel like my eyes are bugging out Adam Schiff style.
This is terrible. This absolutely terrible spin.
It's complete nonsense. And again, it's coming from this
guy. Thanks.

(01:06:17):
John Solomon. Why are you like this?
Why are you guys all like, why do we want to cheer for this?
I don't want to cheer for this. I want better than this.
We deserve better propagandists.We deserve better villains.
We're getting the, the like the 4th tier villains from the old
Adam West Batman series, right? The condiment king who shoots
mustard and ketchup and slips off the edge of the rail.

(01:06:40):
I I was talking about that that to Owen Shroyer the other day,
like we deserve better villains in this country.
Our conquerors are weak and they're sloppy and they're still
like out there dominating the brains of like really capable,
able bodied males who should be out there leading this country
and are not. So I don't know.

(01:07:01):
And The funny thing is, is that politics has always been show
business for ugly and weak and nerdy people.
But like, I thought that would kind of end with the Internet
era. Like it's not that hard now.
You could look at these people and you're like, how does Jerry
Nadler still have a job? Blows my mind.
It it really does like it. Like it actually, it frustrates

(01:07:22):
me at a special level. And let me just throw one last
thing out there, which has nothing to do with anything.
But it is kind of funny because it got covered in the news the
other day. So I'm going to make it part of
our program. You guys might as well know
there's a there's an organization out of Las Vegas
that's called the Review Journal.
I spoke to one of their return, their reporters.
His name is Noble Brigham. He's a nice enough guy.
And so I had a conversation withhim a couple days ago, recorded

(01:07:42):
the conversation, gave him about26 minutes worth of information.
He covered basically one line ofwhat I had to say.
But the story was that Spencer Evans, who was removed last
week, whose scalp I told you, I'm claiming I will claim some
scalps from last week and I'm going to claim that one.
He spoke to his attorney, he being the reporter, and his
attorney, Mark Zaid, who anybodywho knows anything about Mark
Zaid, they know about Mark Zaid.Mark Zaid apparently said that

(01:08:07):
Spencer's job was a role within the human resources department
that implemented A COVID vaccinepolicy and was directed by the
Justice Department. Some employees were upset about
vaccination and mask requirements and their ability
to receive accommodations. He said that Spencer Evans did
not create the policies, but he did help carry them out.
Again, men who don't know how tohave discernment are a problem.
Disgruntled former agents attacked Evans and others.

(01:08:29):
And this is the best part about This is why I'm covering it.
He said, quote, this is Mark say, this is Spencer Evans,
attorney. They don't have a great deal of
public influence. The question is how much
influence they have inside the Bureau.
Kyle Serafin, who refers to himself as a recovering FBI
agent, said that he made an accommodation request in 2021
arguing COVID-19 policies discriminated against pro-life
Christians. Fact Check, true.
He said Evans denied the request.

(01:08:50):
Fact Check, true. I have the documents for all
that. Then he said he urged Evans
firing but feels that the officials mishandle it.
Fact Check, true. These are all true things.
Everything I said is accurate here.
So I'm not mad at this guy for writing it.
And then I said, quote, I actually think Spencer Evans is
going to end up getting his job back, or at least he'll get paid
out for a wrongful termination. I do believe that because I
think the FBI violated their policy.
And I'm consistent, as you guys will know.

(01:09:11):
I think that if you're going to do it, you got to do it in the
right way. What I also think is going to be
problematic is this text messagethread which was shared with the
suspendables by Cash Patel. You'll notice at the top, I'm
quoting Cash in there. Cash said, thank you guys for
your relentless friendship and mission.
Love. You guys made this possible.
This being his nomination to FBIdirector.
If they had just reinstated Garrett O Boyle, they could have

(01:09:32):
strung me along for a lot longer.
I'm as easily snowed as anybody when I want to believe the thing
that I want to believe. And I did want to believe Patel
was going to do the right thing.The problem is, is that he
screwed over Garrett right away.And you guys who listen to the
show know I'm talking about Garrett O Boyle, who's now been
suspended for like 1052 days without pay.
About 20% of his suspension is now underneath cash.
Patel's leadership and the Trumpadministration, they've got to

(01:09:54):
own that. The best part of it is, is that
I shared with a picture of Spencer Evans being fired.
And I was asking if you wanted to come on the podcast via
LinkedIn, which is really funny.And Cash said, yeah, he's he's
fired. It's I'm a man of my word.
I've got another one where I showed him his name and he said,
yeah, that guy, he's fucked because we were in contact with

(01:10:16):
the FBI director. He's still got to do things the
right way. And it turns out we actually
made recommendations on how you can do that.
If you guys want to go see the social media feed, you'll find
out what I was recommending to Cash at the time that I did.
It's out there on X right now. You know, like move everybody to
Huntsville, which they're talking about doing.
Redstone Arsenal staff up like they're talking about doing.
I gave them a bunch of investigations that they were
supposed to go after, some of which they're doing, most of

(01:10:38):
which they've just gone back to what they know, which is
Russiagate. Which is why we deserve better
criminals. We deserve better villains, and
we deserve better people runningthis organization.
Like we deserve better actors that are lying to us.
They should do better. It should be easy to do All
right, that's what I got for today.
Hope you guys enjoyed that. We left out the canned version

(01:10:58):
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(01:11:18):
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(01:11:40):
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