Take a look behind the curtain with a real whistleblower, an
American patriot. Prepare to embrace the
uncomfortable truth, because this program has no time for
comforting lies. Here is civil liberties
enthusiast, Second Amendment defender, and recovering FBI
agent Kyle Serif. Hello, my friends.
Welcome to the Kyle Seraphin Show.
Today is Wednesday. It is November the 15th.
There's only so many ways you can say hello, my friends, isn't
there? I'm going to experiment with all
of them. Ladies and gentlemen, thanks for
joining us today. Got a really interesting show
for you today. Something that you probably are
not going to be able to get anywhere else because nobody
else really knows how to deal with this.
There is a so-called prominent FBI whistleblower that had a
search warrant served, according to Mother Jones.
We're going to get into that. What the heck is going on there?
I'm going to dig back into the history about who this guy is,
what he's been saying, what we think.
I don't know if I have a good opinion.
I'm going to need your help on this one as well.
We're going to talk about some articles from RedState.
I've been kind of a lacks in reading RedState.
I actually reached out to one of their writers and told him I'm
really sorry. I used to read them all the
time, but I kind of moved on. So I'm going to be doing some
RedState articles that you guys are going to like and kind of
why it matters what's going on there.
We get some fun stuff happening in the halls of Congress, not a
January 6th insurrection like real men acting like men.
We're going to continue down the path of glorifying certain
things that I love from being a guy who went to school in
Oklahoma. Many of you guys know this.
I went to the University of Oklahoma in Norman, OK?
And Okies are a special breed, Y'all.
I'll just say that there's only one way to say it.
I'll tell you what. So we'll get into that at the
end here. And let's get started, First
off, with a little thanks to my friends over at Catholic Vote.
I think that's the right way to do this show.
They keep us going and they've got some good articles as well
in the loop this morning. If you want to go check out the
loop, you go to catholicvote.org, you click on
the loop or just sign up for the loop.
That's the right way to do it. Let's see what they got here.
Top, top, top. Couple stories, more and more of
the political left turning on Joe Biden.
I think that Bongino, Dan Bongino had a really interesting
take on what he think is going to happen.
It's pretty speculative. I'm going to stay off that.
I'm going to just let him say his piece.
The guy's been doing this a long time, so take a listen to my
buddy Dan's show from yesterday and that towards the end of it,
he gets into this a little bit more about this Bishop who was
removed from Tyler, TX from his position by the Pope.
That's what happens when you hold hard lines on the pro-life
stance and you upset sort of this sort of progressive Pope
Francis. Many Catholics are not a big fan
of him. I know you guys probably
understand what I'm talking about.
And Ohio abortion, still another article about there about Ohio's
Issue 1. So that's some of the stuff that
I saw in the loop today. If you guys want to support
their fight, you certainly can. You can click on the give
button, which is in the top right hand corner.
If you want to flash it up one more time, Ryan Folks in the top
right hand corner, there's a little green give, but then you
can donate to catholicvote.org. Doesn't matter if you're
Catholic. If you're interested in finding
out what the heck the FBI was doing, you can make a monthly
contribution, a small one or a large one at whatever you're
into. We really appreciate you guys
supporting them. I've got a new podcast about to
drop with them quite soon. A short one, just an interview
and A and an animated short which will show here on the show
as well, probably in its entirety because it's some of
the better work. They do excellent stuff over a
two different podcast. One's called the Loop Cast, you
get it once a week. You can kind of see a theme here
with the word loop. And the second one is called
Edify, which is a lot like Prager U style stuff, but I
think they do a really nice take on it.
They get some really good guests, including me, which is
how you know how good their guests are because you're
sitting here and watching us. Folks.
If you're just joining us, if you've never been here before, I
really appreciate you guys joining and giving the Kyle
Seraphin Show a try. Give us a thumbs up here on
rumble.com/kyle Seraphin if you are watching somewhere else.
What are you doing? Get over here to rumble, where
the free speech lives, where we don't get censored.
We're probably going to get censored for this one simply
because we are sampling a very fun video from my childhood.
You guys are going to really appreciate it.
Let's get started with something light.
Then we're going to get real heavy.
So something like yesterday I'm on the spin bike.
Yes, I was on a spin bike. There was some weird Indian
looking guy who was wearing way too much clothing to be in a
spin room. It was just him and I and some
strange visuals that look like you needed to be on psychedelics
to watch. I really don't like the spin
room at the YMCA go to, but I'm doing it and I watched Dan
Bongino. I put in my ear buds and I just
check out what my buddies up to and I caught this little clip
which we're going to play. This is the just you know we we
actually talk on the back end I when I say that and and there's
nothing nicer than a man who's basically has kept up with his
end of the bargain which is I told him I would come to public
and I just need him to support me a little bit and make sure
that we didn't fall off. It's turned into a really
special friendship. He's one of the great people in
the world. Dan Bongino that's why so many
of you guys left his show. So go ahead and play that quick
little clip here just a couple seconds So there's only two
possible explanations I see to this.
Number one is to protectee had to be in some kind of danger.
Naomi Biden, which I have no reason to believe at this point.
My sources probably would have told me that already.
Or as my friend Kyle suggested, he's probably right.
FBI agent. We would chat about it
yesterday. It could have been some kind of
furtive movement. Furtive movement is these guys
are breaking in the car. You got your gun out and
whatever. That's our vehicle.
Police don't move. Whatever you say.
And the guy goes like this and, you know, yeah, that's my guess.
But I wouldn't jump the gun on this story.
I'm not going to spend a lot of time on it.
But the Bongino rules in effect, until we know more.
I don't like commenting on stories I don't know a lot
about, 'cause it just sounds dumb and you can just wait.
Then we sound like liberals with the pee pee tape.
Somebody doesn't like the fact that he says pee, pee tape every
single episode that he does, sometimes 20 times a day.
You know what Dan says? What Dan says.
That's how that's how New Yorkers are.
I don't know if you guys have any New Yorker friends, but if
you don't, you need to get at least one of them.
They're some of the funniest people.
And here's another great example.
My buddy Dan does a book signing.
He's going to be in a Grapevine, TX sometime in the next day or
so. So if you're in the Dallas Fort
Worth area, check it out. Go look, go to his website and
go see and get a book signed by him.
His new book, Gift of Failure, which I definitely need to read.
I have not. So I will just tell you, I don't
get a lot of time for reading as much as I should, but one of my
buddies was going to one up in New York, which is where my
friend lives. He was actually the guy that was
one of my best men in my my wedding.
Super good dude. And he sends me a text.
He goes, hey, I'm going to go see Bongino.
He's going to be at this bookstore or whatever it is.
He takes a picture of the Bookshore poster.
I sent it over to Dan. I go, hey, when you're there,
look for my buddy Charlie. He's going to be in the line
and, you know, give him a hug for me.
And so he's like 100%. And so sure enough, my buddy
Charlie, who is never going to wait through a line, he's like
one of those New Yorkers who's like, hey, like what are we
doing here? Can we get a, can we get to the
front? I think we could.
I got to know somebody. So he goes up there and he, he
walks up to one of the security guys, whatever.
And he's like, yeah, like my brother is friends with Dan and
the guys like, oh, you want to skip the line or what you trying
to do? And he was like, no, but yeah,
all right, I'll do that. So he skips the line.
It's like 3-4 hundred people behind him.
And he gets up to the front of the line and he tells him who he
is. And Dan stands up and gives a
handshake and a quick hug or whatever.
They take a picture and then he move on.
And so we got a couple pictures from that.
But anyway, you got to love it. Yes.
Dan will take pictures with you. Somebody else could take the
picture. You want somebody else to take a
good picture? Go see Dan and his new book
signings. It's kind of awesome.
Such a good dude. All right, let's get into the
news of the weird. That's that's the happy moment.
It's Wednesday. So let's get weird on Wednesday.
Let's talk about this guy, Jonathan Buma.
Who in the actual hell is Jonathan Buma?
If you'll pull up the article here from Mother Jones, man.
Folks, have you guys heard of this guy before?
FBI raids, home of prominent Bureau whistleblower.
What? Who?
Jonathan Buma, you guys, you guys remember hearing about him.
He's one of the suspendables that we've never talked about,
'cause he lives in LA And he was reporting on the the problems in
the FBI, that there's there's a pro Trump bias.
That was his whistleblower allegation.
There's a big pro Trump bias inside the FBI, and that's and
that's what needs to be corrected.
It needs to become apolitical and stop being so pro Trump.
You guys remember the pro Trump FBI that I used to work for,
right? That's why, you know, and then
Biden and then the shots. And this doesn't make any sense.
Federal agents on Monday raided the Los Angeles area home of an
FBI whistleblower who has alleged that the Bureau higher
ups thwarted an investigation into Rudy Giuliani, two sources
said. Who?
Who are those sources? Booma and himself, The
whistleblower FBI agent, by the way.
They have no problem calling him a whistleblower.
Mother Jones is a far left outlet, so this should not be
shocking. I'm actually going to reach out
to Dan Freeman, the the reporter senior reporter if you will, who
I've been told is pretty fair. And I want to know what his rate
on this guy is because I don't get it.
You guys are going to get your own take on it.
This is strange, The whistleblower, FBI agent
Jonathan Booma, said. That Giuliani quote may have
been compromised. That's a crime by the way, being
compromised. I don't know what compromise
means. I'm not sure what federal
statute it covers by Russian intelligence while he was
working as a lawyer for Donald Trump.
Also not sure what that entails. I don't know and neither does
he. From what I can I can gather,
I've got 9 pages through his his thing.
We're going to show it up on the page, the, the, the screen here.
He did like this whistleblower disclosure thing to the
judiciary. You wonder why you've never
heard about him. It's because this doesn't make
any sense. We'll get that in just a second.
Let's go back the article here, Scott Horton.
So this guy is also really suspect.
Scott Horton, attorney representing Booma, said that
Horton was presented with a search warrant when he went into
the bureau's Orange County, California field office.
First of all, it's the Los Angeles field office.
It's the resident agency out of Orange County, by all accounts,
seems like a nice place. Booma didn't like it.
He didn't like being sent to work in Orange County.
Why? I mean he you'll hear in the
video, we're going to play you like we're going to play you
with whole video. There's no other way to break
the story out. He did a 7 minute interview,
which is one of the weirdest things I've ever seen.
I reviewed it last night with Gerardo Boyle.
I reviewed it last night with George Hill.
None of us know what to think about it.
But what I do know is it's freaking weird.
It is absolutely bizarre. There's no two ways about it.
And he refers to the Orange County office in the the Orange
County Resident Agency in the Los Angeles field office as the
quote Alaska of Los Angeles. Just put that in your head when
you're hearing about this guy. This guy got sent to the Alaska
of Los Angeles, whatever that means.
Agents searched Booma's person and then afterwards a large
group of agents searched his resident, confiscating all
digital media in his home including computers and watches
of his wife and his four children.
That seems over overblown. If any of you guys are are a law
enforcement, you're you've worked in law enforcement in the
past. You've had a constitutional law
clause. Maybe you're a paralegal.
You should. You should know that you're not
allowed to actually take things that should have a reasonable
expectation of privacy. And one of those is if the
person, let's say, like the wife's laptop computer.
If you don't have probable cause to believe that the husband was
also on that laptop, then there's no reason why it should
be part of the search warrant or confiscated.
In fact, search warrants are supposed to be so narrow that if
the wife has a closet and the husband has basically no
expectation of or access to it, or if you have a roommate in
your house and they have their own room and there's a search
warrant that goes on, the police are not supposed to search law
enforcement in general, not supposed to search those rooms.
This is the way Con con law was taught to me.
You're not supposed to go into the rooms that the subject of
your search would not have access to.
So let's put it this way. My buddy FBI Pantyrate is out
there in the chat on a regular basis.
His big contention is going into Melania's panty drawer.
Now, if the husband, Donald Trump, in the case of Mira Lago,
doesn't go into the panty drawer and has no reason to ever go in
the panty drawer, and there's no expectation that he would be
stashing things in the panty drawer, and you'd have to
articulate why, then the panty drawer would be off limits,
which is why that whole Mira Lago search is so crazy.
It's so broad, it's so wild. I can't believe it hasn't been
thrown out. But of course, we're dealing
with the federal judiciary, which is decided to just but
clown itself over and over again.
So the search warrant was apparently reviewed by this
reporter at Mother Jones. It says that the agents are
looking for classified documents that they suspected Booma had
removed without authorization. I'm going to read to you why I
think they thought that was the case.
If that is the case, if there was a search warrant, which we
don't know, you know, I some of this just there's a possibility,
I don't know what percentage chance it is.
You guys will have to figure it out.
There is some possibility that this is completely fabricated.
And there's another possibility that this is also a figment of
somebody's imagination not fabricated by the FBI.
There's a third possibility that it's all real, but it's not what
it looks like. And then there's the last one is
that it's real. It's what it looks like that
some lefty guy who sounds kind of nuts has decided to go out
with this. So BOOM has filed statements
with congressional investigators.
We're going to read that, outlining his findings to
Giuliani and detailing his allegations that senior Bureau
officials shut down his investigative efforts and later
retaliated against him. That does sound like a Bureau
move. Boom has claims which were
leaked this summer received substantial media attention.
Actually, I never clicked on what the substantial media
attention is. Let me see what this looks like.
One of them is from Business Insider, which I assume is what
the article. And then another one is from The
New Yorker. So that's substantial, guys.
If you Google Jonathan Booma, you're going to find basically
his LinkedIn and one article, this article.
And then like this weird YouTube video, we're going to play you
if you Google Garrett O'boyle, there are dozens if not hundreds
of articles written about him on both sides.
You know, pro O boil and some slander and some, you know, some
slanted stuff. There are numerous I've I've
done hundreds of media interviews myself.
So I don't know how this guy received substantial media
attention, but that's what they claim.
His YouTube video got about 55,000 views as I looked last
night. OK, so anyway, so he he he
basically claimed that in part he has countered all GOP
arguments that the Bureau was eager to investigate Trump
allies but reluctant to look into Hunter Biden.
He's the one guy standing in the gap knowing that the FBI
actually, despite the fact that they weren't doing any Fair Work
on Hunter Biden. We're suppressing the laptop
that they had gone out there. That there were FBI agents that
I knew in April of 2022 that didn't even know there was a
Hunter Biden laptop at all, thought it was brand new
information that FBI was actually secretly pro Donald
Trump and stopping this one man army from going in to stop Rudy
Giuliani. You ready for that?
You ready for these allegations? Cuz they're wild, we're going to
get into it right after we do a sponsor.
Let's say thanks to my friends over at Patriot Cooler, they're
sitting on my desk right now. OK, look, I've already drained
this one. This is the 16 ounce Tumblr you
guys can go to. patriotcoolers.com,
patriotcoolers.com. Use promo code.
Kyle, there's the website. You guys can see it.
Great 'cause great company. They give back money to
veterans, they support our show and they have since the
beginning, which is a rarity for people to have someone approach
you and say, hey we want to support your show when you have
a fledgling podcast the way we started off, I hope many of you
guys will go out there and check them out and use promo code.
Kyle again. I just hit up Marcus again.
He's my contact over there to try to up our percentage.
We're going to try to do that for Christmas, so stand by.
But check out and get your Get your cart ready.
Here's the the 19 oz. The one that'll fit in your cup
holder. I'm drinking that right now.
So we're on coffee cup #2 and the 50 quart in mine is tan.
I wanted a Gray one, but they didn't have it in stock at the
moment. So check out the tan one.
That's what's sitting in the back of my minivan right now.
Takes my Costco goods. Promo code Kyle 10% off. 50
bucks or more, you're going to get free shipping.
Patriot coolers.com. We love them.
We hope you do too. Check them out.
Good people says patriot on them.
You're not a Yeti. You're a patriot.
Your your Tumblr can reflect that.
What does it say? I have my Yeti Tumblr filled
with soy milk. Yeah, that sounds right.
Kings week. That's correct.
That's what it should be doing. OK, so let's do this video.
There's I I literally entitled it.
Jonathan Boom is weird. We're going to play it and we're
going to cut into it. You guys are going to hear me.
Just stop, Ryan intermittently and we're going to give
commentary. But I'm going to give this guy
the benefit of the doubt at least to be able to play what it
is. Let's go.
Let's rock'n'roll video #1. I don't want to be a
whistleblower. I wanted nothing to do with it.
I was at my wit's end. I saw important intelligence
reporting being suppressed. I started to experience what I
believed to be discrimination, character assassination, really.
My name is Jonathan Booma and I'm the FBI special Agent.
When I went and presented to the Assistant Director in charge of
Los Angeles field Office, he he was very interested.
In the allegations concerning potentially implicating the
Bidens and you know involved in business deals with Burisma, the
company that was involved in alleged criminal activity, he's
very interested in. He was adamant about packaging
that information up and transferring that to the
appropriate case agent right away.
But during the same meeting when I attempted to provide
information that Rudy Giuliani. May have been compromised by
individuals suspected of being involved in Russian
counterintelligence influence operations.
He shut me down and the media ended.
I came to know that Julian had received $300,000 from Pablo
Fuchs a very powerful businessman who had deep ties
with the the transnational organized crime syndicate.
He was based in Ukraine and that was that was deeply concerning
to me. Especially, you know, having
heard that Giuliani had been, you know, working for the
president pro bono, that my questions that were going
through my head were who does he really work for?
I wasn't trying to, you know, implicate Trump or do anything
that would, you know, injure his reputation.
This reporting implicates Giuliani.
All right, time out right there, Ryan.
What was the question you just had?
Because this is what's your reaction to this thing?
I'm curious on who would invest that much money in the
production value of a video like that when your story and Kyle's
and Garrett's was so much better?
And why would they choose him and invest that and not invest
that type of money into investing in a video with you
guys or interviews with you? Well, because he's going after
Trump, right? Look folks, how weird is this?
We're looking at a highly produced musical undertone.
Dark and brooding would be the subtitles if you were watching
it on a subtitle on Netflix. Dark and brooding music is
playing and he's he's shooting it in Washington, DC from what I
can tell. I mean, is he in Washington, DC?
Like why is he in Washington, DC?
Why is he at the Hoover Building?
I assume that's where they shot that for this propaganda piece.
That was the number one comment, by the way.
When I went through the YouTube comments, it was like, man, when
the FBI releases propaganda they should at least spring for for
something that is not inside the J Edgar Hoover Building.
When they shoot it, Seriously, the weirdest thing, it looks
like they're shooting it out of a window at the Hoover Building.
I don't think that you can actually see the Capitol as
easily. You'd have to be in a building
that's across the street. But but for real, Why is this
guy, a Los Angeles agent shooting a weird documentary
about himself where they've got him standing in front of a wall
of screens with CNN on it? That's also really weird.
Is he had like a hotel. Everything about this thing is
so strange. It was done by the Insider news
or Insider news, which I guess is part of Business Insider, but
I can't really tell. It's not clear to me.
They got 700,000 followers on on YouTube, so a bigger channel,
but not like a mainstream news. I got no idea.
We're going to keep playing this, send it in the chat,
whatever. You guys see what's going on
with the mind that maybe this guy's telling the truth.
Watch his eyes. You tell me we're going to keep
going. He was the one that was in
ongoing contact with foreign nationals and, you know,
political activists who received hundreds of thousands of dollars
from these sources. And at that time, Joe Biden was
not yet the Democratic nominee. I I said to my my Co handling
agent. I said to him, why do they keep
going back to the Bidens? So what if this is the leading
edge of a disinformation campaign to create a theme of
derogatory information about the Bidens?
In anticipation that Biden be Trump's main political rival, I
started to experience push Yeah, what if?
What if the FBI, despite doing illegal fisas into the Trump
campaign and doing favorable briefings to Hillary Clinton and
not to Trump, as determined by the Durham report and the fact
that they were breaking federal law in order to do all of these
things? What if they were actually
trying to stop stop Trump from being found out for all the evil
he was doing? What if they were actually doing
that, even though they were investigating actively and they
decided to do a raid and mural? This guy did this, by the way,
after the Mira Lago raid. Let's just put that out there in
the world. His story comes post Mira Lago
post indictment. Are you with me?
Does that make any bit of sense to anybody?
In the chat, somebody said that why watch FBI movies when you
can watch real life? It's so much more interesting.
It's true. Like what is that?
What kind of weird? Effery is going on here.
There's no way to say it otherwise.
Like, I just don't know what else you would call this stuff.
I just feel like somebody's coming after us accurately,
accurately just stated this is a cross eyed bear.
There's no question about it's a cross eyed bear when you deal
with this kind of problem. Let's keep running this guy
because, you know, now we're worried about the disinformation
campaign the FBI is doing in order to run cover for Trump and
Giuliani. But of course they are.
Let's roll it. Back All of my reporting came
into under really tight scrutiny to the point where I went from.
You know and getting an exceptional performance awards
to you know being told that I was an inconsistent performer
and then I had all these administrative.
I don't have a history of that the 13 years before that.
So it got to the point where it's pretty intolerable.
So I filed the whistleblower complaint.
All FBI agents get annual training concerning the the
protected federal whistleblower statute which says that.
So here's the thing, number one, he is correct.
They would go from giving you excellent performance ratings to
inconsistent. So that actually rings really
true to me. I go, like, obviously, yeah,
that's what's happening. They do that to people, but they
do that to anybody they want to get rid of.
It's not just people that are quote UN quote whistleblowers.
And here's what I want you to listen to the statute.
In fact, I should pull it up. But the statute is five USC 23
O3. I've got it ingrained in my
head. It references back to five USC
23O2, which is the main whistleblower protection act
that was passed, I think in 2012.
And then in 2016, the FBI got an augmented version of it that is
narrower. But it actually covers a few
things. And the things that it covers
are very specific. And I'm going to do it from
memory, but I'm pretty close. You guys can reference it if you
want to look it up. The thing that it covers is
violations of rule policy or procedure.
So somebody has to either break a rule or a law or federal
policy, and you can report that. I don't hear him making that
allegation. You guys listen for it.
I didn't hear it. I've read his disclosure.
I don't see it. He's saying he doesn't like the
way management handled cases. That's allowed.
OK Steve Friends is pretty concrete.
He thinks that they are actually violating the right to due
process and that he thinks that there's possibly an issue with
whether or not the FBI SWAT teams constitutes A cruel and
unusual punishment processes, the punishment kind of
violation. He doesn't have to be right, He
just has to be reasonable. That's a reasonable contention.
And then the OIG can go suss it out and say, well, we don't
agree with you. That's actually with an FBI
purview, which is of course what they did.
You might feel differently. I feel differently.
I feel as Steve does, but you have to be able to make a
violation of it. Mine is even more
straightforward. I just said, I think Merrick
Garland committed perjury. That was my first whistleblower
complaint. A lot of people are not real
clear on what it is to make a quote, UN quote, protected
disclosure. I went to Congress, I said the
attorney general said this. Five days later we got an e-mail
that said this. And that indicates to me that
the the thing that he said is, is not going to happen, is
happening. That's perjury or it's massive
incompetence either way. But I believe it's perjury.
I think that he would have to have known.
So that's what I'm alleging perjury.
I also made some violations of seven O 2.
That was my allegations that they were violating the the
reverse targeting statute. So that's a violation of rule
policy or law. Steve also stated that he
thought it was because they were engaged in something that would
be considered a public danger or a public safety threat.
And that's another qualification you can do if there's going to
be something that's going to impact public safety or public
security, you can actually or public health I think is
actually actually. So if somebody was not handling
A biological weapon properly, then theoretically you can go
and make that report. These are all part of the
statute. I mean, it's defined by law what
a whistleblower is. We are really specific about it
on the suspendables team, the suspendables team which I'm
wearing right now. Our brand is very specific to
what a whistleblower is and we are being cautious to stay
within the statute when we do whistleblower allegations.
Nobody else seems to care about that.
The political left does not seem to be interested at all, by the
way. Having a phone call where you
make a political decision with someone that you don't like,
that is not the quid pro quo. That is not a whistleblower
allegation. That's just you not liking
somebody's politics and it's not covered by the statutes, it
turns out. So if you get tossed out for
that, it's your own damn fault. If you don't like the way your
managers are running a case and they tell you that your case is
wrong, if you can't frame it within the statute, I don't know
what's going on there at all. But listen for this guy.
Listen for a specific and concrete allegation.
I'm going to run a little bit longer.
Now we're going to just listen to him.
What in the actual hell is he alleging?
Because it sounds like he just doesn't like the way that they
were handling the information. By the way, you should also be
cautious. Nobody in the FBI have ever
heard talks about my reporting. You have sources.
It's source reporting, and the source reporting is what you
refer to it as. Source reporting indicates my
source reports this, never my reporting.
It's very weird the way this guy phrases it and his his actual
disclosure to Congress is even weirder.
Ryan and I were were laughing about it.
It looks like it was written by AI that didn't know him very
well. But let's let's continue on with
this video a little bit. I want you guys to be able to
see it. It's just so strange.
See Misconduct in Management? Then you can follow us about a
complaint. The inspection division.
The managers involved in your chain of command are prohibited
from. The committee, any acts that
could be considered reprisal or retaliation.
From that point forward, the retaliation actually increased
and I experienced no such protection.
And there's never any mention or acknowledgement outside of an
automated e-mail response saying we received your information and
a letter that said we received your information.
Nothing. No interviews, no anything.
And an e-mail was sent with a brand new supervisors that
specifically prohibited me from doing any more reporting.
On criminal matters, public corruption matters, or reporting
on anyone related to the White House or any current or former
associates of Trump. Now I started to experience
personal attacks, Not only suppression of the reporting, my
reporting was corroborated already at that point.
So if you can't undercut the reporting, you undercut the
person pause. So that's what I was
experiencing at that point. If you can't undercut the
person, then you attack or the the reporting, he said.
My reporting was already confirmed.
That's not how we do things. You can substantiate some.
We call it validating the reporting when that's the word.
You would use this guy, supposedly he's got 15 years of
of handling sources. You validate the reporting.
You don't confirm the reporting. You get a report.
You validate it through a second source or you have another
source approach the individual that gave you that reporting
from a different angle with a different mission set and see if
they can actually substantiate it through validation processes.
In fact, they're actually called their tier one and Tier 2
validation processes. They exist within the Bureau.
This is the way that they they substantiate certain things that
sources say, and they're never considered confirmed.
It's human intelligence if anybody's ever worked human,
human sources basically. You always kind of go like
probably, but we would always say we would never say that it
was confirmed. We would say that it is.
We believe with a high degree of confidence that this is the
case. There's actual specific,
codified language that Intel analysts use, and every single
FBI agent would know that. And I don't know, just watch
this guy's eyes. It continues to weird me out.
He doesn't seem well, I I really feel for the guy because I don't
think he's lying to us or thinks he's lying to us, but it is so,
so, so strange. You can keep playing it, but
again, the music, the the sad guitar in the background, I
don't know and like all these shots.
Why is he on the phone? Whose laptop is he typing on
like last thing. I'm going to put this out in
your head as we kind of wrap this video down.
This guy did that video. He did his so-called disclosures
in January. He came forward with some kind
of thing in in April, which is by the way that when I allegedly
resigned from the FBI after them not paid me for a year and all
of that stuff goes down and then he puts this video out.
I think the date on it was in September.
Ryan you'll have to double check that for me.
But I believe it was in September when they released
this particular video interview and all the production I don't
know when they shot it And he kept his security clearance and
was not removed from his job and showed up apparently yesterday
or the day before and first got the first search warrant at his
house which is in absolute contrast the suspendables.
I made a report and within 30 days they'd taken my badge and
my gun and my report was that my boss was violating rural policy
procedure. I made a whistleblower report
and I was thrown out for it. One of the other things I said,
which I don't think I've ever really done much publicly, but I
actually called up and said I think my boss abused his
authority as a manager because he went to local law enforcement
and got a video of me, which you guys just saw last week.
He got a video of me without any proper paperwork.
There was no investigation into Kyle Serafin.
My boss went out there and on like what we call Suispante.
If you're if you're a Ranger battalion guy, you know what I'm
talking about. He on his own volition went out
there and got a video and then was watching it and showing it
around the office. And I was like, I don't think
you're supposed to do that. I don't think you're supposed to
do that at all. And so, for whatever reason, he
did it. That led to me being thrown out.
When I made the allegation, I thought there was a problem with
him. I opened the investigation or I
asked them to open an investigation exactly 30 days to
the date. They closed the investigation
into him, opened one into me, and three days later took my
badge and my gun. This guy was on the job.
Bizarre. Let's run this video again.
We got to just finish it out because it's so strange.
Has moved to a squad. Where?
Whose car is that? Where's he?
At He couldn't work. Sources.
He's on his way to Washington. Field basically the Alaska of LA
and it put into a position where it would be physically
impossible. For me to do any more source
reporting, I was never trying to drive the political process in
one way or the other. I was only trying to make sure
that everybody had all of the information, both sides, so that
people could make intelligent, you know, decisions about what
they want to do, policy makers or voters or whatever.
Alright, we may not, we may not do the rest of this thing.
The the question. Jordan's investigation is
alleging to the FBI as a whole. Yeah, just give it one.
More second, an arm of the anti Trump agenda and this is simply
not true. There is this allegation out
there that the FBI slow played the intake of information and
their diligent effort to investigate Burisma and the
Bidens. What I saw were going on.
With some of these these hearings was they weren't
getting the full story and I wrote a statement went to his
office and and I told him quite honestly guys it's it's here
here's what happened. I think the management cared a
lot about it and they wanted a special briefing about it.
What what needs to be said here is I later started reporting on
Giuliani and. I really started to experience
some suppression and at that point they shut me down and they
said no, no, no, I think that's as much as I can handle.
We're we're pretty deep into it right there guys.
If you want to see the rest of the stuff, you can just Google
his name. It's on, it's on YouTube.
Most of you are not going to want to see that.
Look, not every member of the FBI that I've dealt with is as
clean spoken and as capable and intellectually competent as the
suspendable crew. It's But it's not that unusual
to be able to string a sentence together.
That makes sense. Let me just put it that way.
I think the FBI probably hires from the 75th percentile and
above, so people that are generally relatively intelligent
and above average. I'll just give them what what is
due. Are they the most elite people
in the world? Absolutely not.
In fact, Booma's actual disclosure says on page two.
In 2008 I was I was selected from among the brightest and
most talented people in the country to attend FBI Academy in
Quantico, Virginia. Since becoming an FBI agent D
agent T 15 years ago, I served this country with passion.
So brightest and most talented people in the country.
I don't think that's actually true.
I think there's some very talented people there.
I worked with people that had awesome resume resumes and were
were outstanding. It's a pretty small percentage.
There was a larger percentage of people that were mediocre but
decent and a few people that were, I would say diversity
hires. They had no business being there
and it was pretty obvious. But all that being said, I don't
know where this guy is walking like what hallway did they film
this in? Like we talked about the
production value of what's going on there.
And B, Cancel just called out his suit.
Yes, that is a classic Fed move that makes it more legit having
a crappy fitting suit that didn't, that didn't, you know,
flatter his body. Pretty standard.
Very, very weird. I'm going to read you a couple
things of this. If any of you have ever been in
the military, I know many of you have, you will be familiar with
the idea of an awards write up. And for those of you who are
not, let me kind of break it down for you.
When you write an awards write up, you use weird facts that
nobody else would care about and they sound very impressive if
you were not in the military. So I don't know who they're
geared towards but they are like let me give you 1 maintained
with 0 discrepancies perfect records of functionality and
capabilities for $780 million of of military equipment over the
three month period and your job was a maintainer on an aircraft
and you worked on three different very expensive planes
and you changed the oil. Now don't get me wrong, the oil
needs to be changed on the plane.
It's important but getting a performance award based on the
value of the oil, of the of the of the oil tanker that you were,
you emptying out from a from a piece of military hardware, it
doesn't make any sense. But that's how this entire nine
page disclosure is written. And moreover, weirdly, I saw
another one too. I actually had to write these up
for my captain when I was in the Air Force because he was like,
hey Kyle, like you went to college.
You're smart. Like you write stuff, make me
sound, don't make me sound stupid.
So I'd go type it up and then he would give me the bullet points
and it was like, you know, 100% accountability for 4,375,000
rounds of training ammunition over the, you know, the quarter.
You know, this range officer was so impressive at the, you know,
whatever the firearms instructor school for for the Air Force
security forces. And you're like, all right,
whatever, I'll type it up, type that up.
So they're they're always really weird and they're long on, like
silly facts that don't matter. And they're and they're weak on
on things that are that real serious people would take
seriously. That's what I would say.
George Hill and I did this analysis.
So he says a couple of really bizarre things in here in order
to establish my own credibility. First of all, I've never heard,
like, my own credibility. Like, it's just credibility.
He doesn't write like an FBI agent does.
So that's makes me think maybe I AI wrote this.
Or maybe maybe a lawyer wrote it up and was trying to like, guzzy
it up in some weird way. There are some people who write
weirdly in the Bureau, but this doesn't look like a Bureau
document. In order to establish my own
credibility, I'll give you a little background about myself.
Notice how many times it focuses back on the me, me, me.
And it's a lot. Growing up, I always wanted to
be a medical doctor. This is the second page, by the
way. We're like 910 paragraphs deep
in the disclosure at this point. I always wanted to be a medical
doctor, which is why in my first career I worked as a molecular
biologist in the pharmaceutical research industry.
After seeing a series of devastating terrorist attack
portrayed in the media, I came inspired.
I became inspired to do what I could to protect and serve.
I saw the FBI as a kind of immune system, protecting the
body of our country from illness and outside pathogens.
In 2008, I was selected for amongst the brightest and most
talented people in the country to attend the FBI Academy.
OK, I read that part. I served as a Primary Case
Agent. That's not a real thing, by the
way. He also introduced himself at
the beginning as a Senior Special Agent SA.
There's no such thing as a Senior Special Agent.
It's made-up. It's not a real term.
You can be an SSA that's a Supervisory Special Agent, or
you can just be a Special Agent, which is what we call agents.
That's it. There's no Senior Agent.
We might casually refer to somebody as, oh, that's a Senior
Agent, but you would never capitalize it.
And he capitalizes Senior Special A for Agent.
Really, really weird. Totally behind the, and I don't
get it, he says. I've been diligently working
behind the scenes on some of the highest priority national
security matters for many years. I talked to George Hill.
George Hill was the Intel analyst, supervisory Intel
analyst, AGS 14 in Boston, which handled most of the Russia for
the United States. According to him, and I believe
him, he said all this stuff got sent through headquarters and he
would have had eyes on it. Because that's what you do when
you own a threat in the FBI in the intelligence sphere.
You're going to be reading what's going on in all the other
AO Rs area of responsibilities and try to figure out what's
going on and you try to keep track of it and how does it
relate to what's going on where you are.
He's never heard of this guy, but he was apparently a witness
to multiple personal instances of political bias that led to a
selective suppression of intelligence reporting from high
value confidential informants that I personally operated.
Everything about this guy is going back on himself.
It's so, so weird. At one point I got a message
last night from from George and he goes, did this guy just claim
that he was in charge of Whitsack for 20 million
Americans? Because he makes this really
obscure and bizarre claim. And what he actually says is, is
that I was responsible for the interface with the United States
Marshall Service for the witness protection program in an area
that had 20 million people living in it.
That's that weird military talk where you talking about the the
value of the aircraft of the number of rounds of ammunition.
Like who cares how many people lived in Los Angeles?
Like 20 million people lived in the in the area that the Los
Angeles field office covers. What does it have to do with
like how many people do you have in Whit SAC 3?
OK, so you were supervised the interaction between the US
Marshall service for three Whitsett candidates.
It's it's so, so weird. Everything about this is weird
and it's very off putting for most of us that have been
reading it and and it's so focused on me myself and I and
what I did in my reporting and all this other kind of stuff.
He actually names his source. The source was called Dynamo.
That was the code name. Man, even that stuff is really
iffy. I don't know that you do that
outside of an out of an FBI document.
It's certainly going to be law enforcement sensitive to be
naming the source, because then usually those names have some
sort of meaning and they tie back to who the source was.
I'd never name one of my source, Even the sources I had right
now, I would never tell you what their names were.
I would never tell you what their code names were.
I don't know why you would want to do that.
It doesn't add legitimacy. It's just weird.
But he's trying to grab weird sort of, you know, credibility.
It's so strange. Everything about this thing is
like the weirdest thing I've ever seen.
And I'm, I'm telling you this like I'm thinking out loud about
how bizarre it was. When George read 6 pages of it,
he called me up and he's like, dude, I don't, I don't even know
what to do with this guy. And and I don't either.
My my instinct was this is the kind of common instinct that we
came up with was that we are dealing with somebody who's
elevator doesn't go all the way to the top floor.
Maybe it doesn't go all the way to the top floor.
Maybe that's what we're dealing with here.
I just, I can't. I can't track what this dude is
about. And so we're going to give him
the benefit of the doubt that maybe something bad happened to
him. But maybe it was because he
actually states in this disclosure that he has
classified information documenting what he said in a
secured facility that is appropriate for classified
documentation that'll get a search warrant on your ass.
Let's just be real about that. That could get you a search
warrant. Those of you in the chat leave
us your opinions about it. And apparently Orange County, he
was out of the Orange County RA resident agency.
Apparently that is the Alaska of Los Angeles.
Let me just tell you this, that's a slight on Alaska.
If they could do it. He thinks he's a slight on
Alaska. Orange County is really nice and
so is Alaska. So anyway, that's some weird
stuff from this poor man. Let's keep moving on because the
weirdness doesn't end. The weirdness can't end.
And we've got a really fun clip. We got to end with this.
We got two really fun clips that I want to show you.
We're going to get to them. Let's do a let's do a sponsor
real quick. Let's do for patriots.
Let's talk about my friends over there For patriots.com slash
Kyle. For patriots.com the number for
patriots.com/kyle. Check out your preparedness
options under our promo code. Save you a couple of bucks and
give you some Peace of Mind. What's out there in the world?
A lot of uncertainty. A lot of craziness.
Food logistics. We just talked about billionaire
trying to buy up all the food supply and try to keep you on
artificial proteins that they can manage.
How about you get yourself some emergency food, get yourself a
contingency plan so you are prepared.
They've got all kinds of stuff, whether it be for power, for
heating, for cooking or if you want to just get bag food that's
freeze dry, that's going to be able to be shelf stable for 25
years. This is a fire and forget
problem, as if we're watching the inflation right now.
Your money is not going to be worth more tomorrow than it is
today. So you might as well figure out
what you could do with it and put it in things that are going
to be always of value. And that's going to be food,
water, ammunition, firearms, Spears.
I don't know, Do you need a spear?
Probably. Check out four
patriots.com/kyle. Get our discount over there.
Check out either the one year food supply, Get some of those
emergency bars. Throw them in your your vehicle.
If you live in a cold climate where you might get stuck on the
side of the road, people starve to death every single year.
They die of freezing because they don't have the calories to
keep their body going. So figure out a solution that's
within arm's reach. If you were to run off the road
in an icy Rd., what are you going to do if you're stuck
there for 8 hours waiting on a tow truck?
People have died in those kind of periods of time.
So figure out a contingency. Whatever that looks like if you
got to get out on foot, you're going to need calories to keep
your body heated. This is a basic thing that they
do at Ranger School. They don't give you any sleep
and they put a lot of stuff on you, but what do they do?
They give you food. You got to eat a bunch of
calories and and then a lot of people lose weight anyway.
People, people who steal food at Ranger, actually.
You guys remember Alexander Vindman.
You remember him? Brian Vindman, the chubby donut
eater. He was the He was the so-called
whistleblower that went after Trump for the phone call.
He was known as a food thief at Ranger School when he went
through. Apparently he used to steal
other people's Mr. ES and parts of it.
That is like a cardinal sin when you're hungry.
He's lucky he didn't get beaten into submission.
In any case, get yourself some emergency foods folks.
We appreciate it. OK, let's do fun.
Pivot. Also scary, this video.
As I said, my wife did not know who this person was.
Maybe I didn't say this yet, but my wife listened to this audio
and she was like, oh, who in the hell is that?
And at the end of it, she was able to guess who it was.
If you watch this with your eyes closed, let's play video #2.
This is an interesting theme popping up the loss of Internet
Anonymous or anonymity. They're they're looking for it.
Why? Seems like the intelligence
community would really love this video too.
Let's roll. Also, we're very focused on the
data we're collecting from surveillance efforts, what's
being said on social media platforms and.
We have launched an effort to be able to counter some of the
negativity and reach out to people when we see hate speech
being spoken about on online line platforms.
Our media analysis our social media analysis unit has ramped
up its monitoring of sites to catch incitement to violence,
direct threats to others and all this is in response to our
desire. Our strong commitment to ensure
that not only do New Yorkers be safe, but they also feel safe
because personal security is about everything for them.
As I said, no one walking down the street or in the subway
should feel they have to find to hide than the indications of
what the religious beliefs are. We expect to see people
celebrating their lives walking about freely and that is no
longer the case because people are living in fear.
They have a right to do whatever they want here in the state of
New York. What?
Like seriously what? What in the actual world are we
talking about? They have first of all people
are are not walking around celebrating their.
I don't know if you have a right to go around and celebrate your
life. I didn't read that in the
Constitution. Maybe you guys have a different
copy than I do but you can't walk around and celebrate your
life. That's not, that's something
that the federal government or that a state government is
supposed to go and enforce. But you can't go and talk about
your religion in public. Really.
What? What about these pro Hamas
rallies that are overrunning the cities in the state of New York?
And the other fun thing I think she talks about like subways and
like, like all of New York is actually New York City.
Why is that? Because she only cares about
getting votes from New York City and the surrounding areas,
people who actually ride the subways and stuff in there, not
upstate New York, where the real people live, not where they
where they want to repeal the SAFE Act and own firearms like
regular people in America. It's absolutely bizarre.
It is the weirdest thing to see. These people are pushing for
them to stop hate speech. This is the political left that
used to have the ACLU, which defended free speech of Nazis,
to go and March around in Jewish neighborhoods because they have
a right to have a bad opinion. You're allowed to be an asshole
in this country. I apologize for swearing on
that. That's the only, like, the only
way. It's it's literally what the 1st
Amendment is about. It protects inflammatory,
unsavory speech from the government coming in and trying
to make laws to stop it. This policy about monitoring
social media is totally Orwellian.
It is doublespeak to the Max and it is the government approving
opinions. They are not allowed to do that.
They must remain agnostic about your speech and your thoughts
and they are not doing that for some reason.
And of course, neo con Nikki Haley has decided.
Somebody on Twitter I saw said she's the right candidate for
America in 2004. Yes, correct.
She's 20 years too late for this run.
Also, we're going to talk about the teeth in a second.
We got a couple of these things. This woman double S down on
this. You guys thought Kanye West was
crazy when he came out and was running for president.
Is he still doing that? By the way?
Is Kanye West maybe put in the chat?
Is he still running for president?
I haven't heard from him or his his, his pro Nazi buddy or
whatever. The grapers, but Kanye West
sounded pretty nuts. This lady is a whole new level
of crazy to me because people actually take her seriously and
they give her interviews on Sirius television channels.
Well, serious is always relative.
Let's go ahead and run video #3 saying the same thing as Kathy
Hulchel, the governor of New York.
Let's send it. When I get into office, the
first thing we have to do social media accounts.
Social media companies, they have to show America their
algorithms. Let us see why they're pushing
what they're pushing. The second thing is every person
on social media should be verified by their name.
That's, first of all, it's a national security threat.
When you do that, all of a sudden people have to stand by
what they say, and it gets rid of the Russian bots, the Iranian
bots and the Chinese bots. And then you're going to get
some civility when people know their name is next to what they
say and they know their pastor and their family member's going
to see it. It's going to help our kids and
it's going to help our country. Oh, good.
Yeah. Yeah.
OK. Is it?
Was that one off?
Was she just going off the cop? This is an unapproved thought.
She just, like, had a brain fart and she just sent that down
line. No, it's not.
We got another video of her saying exactly the same thing on
a different space. And if any of you can hear my my
phone beeping in the background, this is my my favorite thing.
I turn off the ringer on my phone.
It never makes noise. Except when I'm on the show.
No joke. I have no idea how that happens.
Bluetooth, dude. Bluetooth salon to your Rd.
Nope. OK.
I have no idea where it comes from.
I have no idea where the sound comes from.
It's absolutely bizarre. I've been working on it for a
long time and it just it's only when we do the show it literally
doesn't make noise. Any other time when I'm working
at my computer, you can't make it up.
Just when we do this thing. I'm sure it's a total
coincidence. Anyhow, don't send me messages
when I'm doing the show folks. That's how you know we're
sending it to you live. It just comes at us and that's
how it rolls. Let's do the next video.
Like I said, she does mean this. She does mean it.
This is a well thought out position.
It's not. It's not well received, but it
is thought out. Send video #4.
She said it on a podcast as well, right afterwards.
They need to verify every single person on their outlet because,
and I want it by name, because when what about Smug?
Does he? Does he qualify?
I I've provided them with my government.
If if smug is on your driver's license, then and look, you can
put smug in parentheses. But I want everybody's name,
right? Yeah, she wants everybody's name
out there. She doesn't even go by her own
real name. That's not even her legal name,
Nikki. It's unbelievable.
Here's why that's so strange to me.
This country was founded, right, because of a war against the
British imperialist attempts to maintain control over the
colonies. And we started in 1776, we
declared independence in July 4th, 1776, and then we had kind
of a failed Articles of Confederation.
If those of you guys, I'm just rehashing some American history
for you. We we had a failed government
that didn't work and so we said how do we create a federal
government That is two things. It's strong enough not to be
crap and failure like the Articles of Confederation where
it has no authority whatsoever but doesn't infringe on the
individual civil liberties of the people for which we fought a
revolution and for which we many people died over.
How do you balance that out? And then there was a debate in
the public square in the Internet of their time which was
in newsletters and newspapers and sent out in all these
different missiles, missiles like written, written
testimonies and they were called the Federalist and the anti
Federalist papers. You guys know we've covered some
of these on the show. If you need to go backwards and
and read some of them or watch some of our our videos or just
go read them, you should read The Federalist Papers.
You should understand and I use that term collectively,
federalist and anti federalist. That was the debate.
Many of The Federalist Papers were written under pseudonym.
Oh no, really, she needed to put her real name and the government
had to like, no, they wrote them in pseudonym because there was a
purpose for it. They were disguising their
identity because they wanted the ideas to stand on their own.
And if the ideas stood on their own, for example, a la Cat Turd,
right on Twitter, Many of you guys know I'm talking about if
you don't need a name and a face, but your ideas stand
alone, There is a value in that, and there's an American
tradition behind it. Many of The Federalist Papers
were written under the name Publius, which was a harkening
back to a a Roman who was a states person that was trying to
make certain arguments and so they chose that name
specifically. Multiple founding fathers wrote
under the name Publius. They were signed that way.
It meant something to the people of the time.
Having pseudonym is important for political debate because
some ideas should not necessarily be attributed to
yourself. They should be allowed to stand
on their own 2 feet. That is the value of having
anonymity on the Internet. And then some people do what I
do, which puts their name and their face and you want to come
and attack Kyle Serif and have at it.
You want to attack Dan Bongino or Ryan Madda.
We put our faces out there because our faces are out there
all the time. But some of you don't have the
ability to be in a non private way and you choose not to and
that should be your right. That's a very American idea.
Nikki Haley has just sunk her campaign.
She should just give her followers to Chris Christie so
he can have like 1 1/2% and that's it.
That like she's done. She should drop out of the race.
And also I could do without listening to it.
I don't know why these women do it, but they go get the dental
work done. That and it sounds like this
couldn't hear or not. It's a topping of teeth, Their
teeth click. Weirdly, Nancy Pelosi did it
too. Play her for a second play.
Play her on there. You can just wash her teeth.
She got some dental work done and I can't listen to her
anymore. She sounds like a drunk.
I know she's not drunk, but her teeth don't fit into her face
anymore the way they used to. They did some different
dimensions. It doesn't have to be much to
take up some of that space. And it sounds weird, so I don't
want to hear any more clicking teeth.
Please stop doing that. Ladies, Whatever you're doing,
stop altering your mouth whole. Just let the sound come out the
way God intended. That'd be great.
OK. Can we have some fun?
It's Wednesday.
It's weird. Wednesday.
We just had a really dark thing about an FBI whistleblower.
We have Nikki Haley trying to take away your anonymity.
And she doesn't believe in the First Amendment or your free
speech. How about something really
amusing? How about men being men the way
they are meant to be? From Oklahoma, no less.
Let's roll. Video number six.
No introduction whatsoever. Just watch this and feel it.
I'll give you some context in a second.
Pretend's like he's self-made. What a clown fraud.
Always has been, always will be. Quit the tough guy act in these
Senate hearings. You know where to find me.
Any place. Anytime, cowboy.
Sure, this is a time. This is a place You want to run
your mouth. We can be two consenting adults.
We can finish it here. OK, that's fine.
Perfect. You want to do it now?
I'd love to do it right now. Well, stain your butt up, then.
You stand up. Butt up.
Oh, hold it. Oh, stop it.
Is that your solution? Check in the ring.
Oh, no. Sit down.
You know, you're a United States senator.
Actively. OK, sit down, please.
All right. Can I respond?
Hold it. Hold it.
If we can. No, I have the money.
I'm sorry. This is, he said.
You'll have your time. OK.
Can I respond? Oh, no, you can't.
This is a Bernie is going to take over.
The skeleton Crypt keeper has now decided he's going to take
over. How funny is that?
OK, context. That is a senator from Oklahoma.
His name is Mark Wayne Mullen. He's from what I remember.
I think he's a plumber, but he's a serious dude who just called
out a teamster boss and said basically, you want to call me
out on Twitter, let's do this in real life IRL right now in the
middle of this hearing in the Senate building.
And and then he stood up and started taking off his ring.
By the way, he should wear one of these silicon rings, Folks,
if you think you might throw hands at some point, don't wear
steel or gold or something you're going to break that's
going to hurt your fingers. SWIP them off.
Get yourself one of these little lightweight silicon rings like
some of us do when we lift weights and stuff.
Dude, what is funnier than that guy standing up just straight
up, Oklahoma boy letting it go. OK, now those of you who are in
the chat and now some of you are already tipped in my hand, so
you're going to, you're going to kind of ruin it, zinger.
You're ruining it right now. I need you guys to tell me, not
in the chat but in the comments below in the video
rumble.com/kyle surf and go to the comment section and I want
you to tell me how much money you want to bet and on who's
your fighter. Your options are Mullins,
Senator Mullins at Senator Mullen or at Teamster SOB.
Yes, that's the guy's real name. I think it's Sean O'brady or
something like that. But Sean, you're going to do
Teamster SOB and how much money? Tell me who you think is going
to win. Start putting in the thing right
now. I'm going to show you one thing
that's going to change your opinion.
Possibly it might turn the the candle.
Let's go to the Senators homepage.
Mullin for america.com. That's what you see right there.
The dude's got a he's got a heavy bag.
He's got a long Muay Thai style banana bag.
He's got his belts on the wall. Like, is this a dude?
Do you want to And throw down with in front of Bernie Sanders
at the referee. Here's my only request.
Do it on Friday nights. Do it. pay-per-view.
People will donate money. None of you want to give $1.00
to the presidential campaign whenever you go fill out your
tanks. I don't want that.
I want real money. It's going to cost real dollars
to see real throw downs with congressional grudge matches.
We can do the Congressional Thunderdome.
Hashtag Congress, Thunderdome. It needs to happen Friday
nights. They will.
All the money goes to support all of the the future campaigns.
No more fundraising, just Thunderdome.
Roll the video 1995 or sorry, 1985.
Ryan wasn't even born yet, but this is when it was going down.
This is how it should look. Let me give you an example of
what my proposal is. Just hear me on the merits.
Send the Thunderdome video. None.
Welcome to another edition of. Thunder now it's so good.
That's Tina Turner. What's going on there?
There's the Thunder. Now we did a lady like a crazy
lady who who's maybe famous for other reasons but gets on there
and dresses like a Mad Max character and steps into the
role of Tina Turner and gets the Thunder down.
Every Friday night I want to see Congressional Fight Night.
It needs to happen. Make a trend.
Congressional Thunderdome. It's so fun.
It's such a good way for men to solve problems.
I don't or give them canes and let them duel.
I said that last night too. I was on a Twitter space like
cutting up. I said that to a Congress person
last night. I said it to George Santos.
I have I have absolutely no boundaries when I talk to people
in Twitter spaces. If you come into the people's
forum, you're going to get treated like one of the people.
George Santos comes in and he he goes in under his personal
account. So I call him George.
I told him he owes me 100 bucks, which he does as of a the day
after tomorrow. He's not going to have 12 line
item appropriation bills, so he owes me 100 bucks.
Hypothetically, if he had bet be, which he did, but he can't
pay me. I get it.
Just saying he owes me dinner or something.
Yeah. Roseanne, some justice is
blonde. Just told us one of our monthly
supporters said justice is blonde, says Roseanne.
Yes, Roseanne. Barr Arnold needs to be the
welcome to the Thunderdome. I wanted to come with a roast
and the loser gets roasted by Roseanne.
She just makes fun of their body laying on the ground as they're
carried off by the medics. That's what we want.
Congressional Thunder, Okay. That's as much fun as we could
have in one show. I told Ryan we're going to keep
it tight. We kept it tight.
Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for joining us today.
You were on the Kyle Serafin Show.
Do we have rumble rants? We got to read because we'll do
those right now. Let's do it.
The chat. You guys have been out of
control. I've seen it.
I love it. I appreciate all of you guys
showing up in here. Our our live numbers continue to
grow every single show simply because of what you guys are
about. There was Eric.
Jason threw one up. He said hashtag smash the like,
Hashtag do not comply. Hashtag God wins.
We really appreciate Eric. Jason.
You can follow him on True Social where he's at.
Eric. Jason.
Common spelling at Eric, Jason, go ahead and follow him.
He's our moderator and join the Suspendables group while you're
at it. If you're on True Social, you'll
like it. There's some fun stuff in there.
You'll get some added benefits and bonuses.
We also want to say thanks for you guys putting the five star
reviews on Apple. We're nearly at the 800.
We're just shy. You guys can make it happen
today. We should make that happen.
This one is from Zaw MIP Maybe, I don't know.
Or it's from Randy. I can't tell.
It just says five stars. Absolutely amazing.
Another wonderful person slash woman sharing love and faith to
Garrett. Give us a gift to all of us.
God bless. OK, so obviously loved the
Garretto Boyle episodes. We love having Garrett on.
This is from November 3rd, folks.
Keep leaving us the five star views.
We'll read them even if I don't understand them.
You know what they are and you know you left them and we
appreciate you. That's how we say a little thank
you to them. We had a new monthly supporter
jump on today. Who is that?
I just saw it a second ago and I know you flashed it on there.
Do we lose it? Ryan, if you did, you can always
join us. There it is.
It's P Mordana. That's what I'm going to say.
Tell me if I got it wrong in the chat.
No big deal. P Mordana joining us as a
monthly supporter, you could do so on rumble.com/kyle Serafin.
Hit the follow button, number one.
Then it'll give you an option to subscribe.
It's like 5 bucks a month, I think, and you can support the
channel. We appreciate it.
We appreciate you. And we let you know each time
you get your your name highlighted so I can see a
little bit easier as the chat starts whipping by.
When I don't pay attention to the chat for a few minutes, it's
like over 100. We're not Dan Bongino status,
but man, you guys are good. So thanks so much.
Make sure you let me know how much money and who you're going
to leave it on in the comments. Not in the chat.
In the comments right down there, dollar amount and whether
you want Teamster SOB or you want Mullins.
Ladies and gentlemen, that is our show for the day.
It is now almost 930 in Central Texas.
We live stream this live from Liberty Hill.
We do appreciate you. Tomorrow we're going to come to
you with an interesting interview.
Probably probably an emotionally heart wrenching 1.
So keep keep this thing set. See us tomorrow at 0930 Eastern
Time. It's 830 in Central Central Time
Zone in Texas, America and we will see you then.
God bless you, Congressional Thunderdome.
Make it happen. Thanks for listening to the Kyle
Serafin Show streamed live weekdays on rumble.com/kyle
Serafin. Follow Kyle on Twitter, Truth,
Social and Instagram at Kyle Serafin.