Take a look behind the curtain with a real whistleblower, an
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enthusiast, Second Amendment defender, and recovering FBI
agent Kyle Seraphin. Well, hello my friends, welcome
to the Kyle Seraphin show for Monday.
It is June the 2nd. Welcome to the summer, or at
least what feels like officially this summer.
Thanks for being with us today on the program.
Little bit late in the roll on. I recognize that we had a camera
issue, but we're up and going right now.
I'm going to tell you what I see.
I just realized when I woke up this morning that it is 3 years
to the day that the FBI cut off my paycheck.
And that seems like a pretty wild three years in this house.
I was reminded of some of the COVID tyranny.
I was reminded of the conversation that I had with my
wife before any of this sort of kicked off where we had a, a
little, a little heart to heart and, and an honest discussion
that if I was going to go forward to Congress and if I was
going to say no to a vaccine mandate that was being pushed on
us by the Biden administration, then we were going to lose their
job. And we are going to have to sell
our house and our kids were going to lose their friends
because we wouldn't be there anymore.
And I didn't know how it's going to make a living.
I think a lot of you are in that position.
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spread COVID propaganda and sort of gender based ideologies, all
ugly stuff. And all of those things were a
reminder that while America kind of as a whole failed in 2020 and
21 to stand up and do the right things, we haven't another shot
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Yeah, I do see you guys over there in the chat, and I
understand that it is frustrating when things are
glitching, but that is the way of the world.
That is what we've got right now.
Let's start off with some stuff that's a little bit personal.
Like I said, my journey with the FBI ended three years ago today.
It stopped paying me and it was all over.
But the crying. I'm reminded why that happened
because my buddy Gerardo Boyle sent me this video.
We've played it before. This is not something new.
But I want you to key on the word, literally.
Methinks the the cash Patel doth protests too much.
This is the story of Stephen Jensen, who came for some of you
who are J Sixers, who came for some of your neighbors, who are
J Sixers, who came from my friend Steve Baker, who was AJ
Sixer and was on our Sunday? Sit down, you tell me.
Does this sound like a guy that believes what he's saying, or is
this like a desperate attempt to cover up and propaganda?
Yes, I've played it before, but we're going to do it one more.
Time, but you promoted Stephen Jensen, the architect of the FB
is overzealous January 6th investigation.
I want the American public to realize what we did.
That man was in a position where he literally fought back against
the machine. Who was saying we want to
politicize this event, We want to politicize this event?
And at the end of the day, remember, Maria, there's a chain
of command here so you can fight back your chain of command to a
certain degree before they fire. And Steve Jensen and other folks
were promoted because they embody what the American public
demands of FBI agents. What do Americans demand of FBI
agents that they just do what they're told.
Is that is that what I heard? Because that's what I heard.
There's the whole story of the ordinary men.
And The funny thing is, is that it doesn't matter whether you
listen to Marc Bashaw, who we had on an interview of who who
resisted COVID tyranny in the Army.
It doesn't matter whether you talk to Marcus Allen, who I
never spoke with before he went and testified.
It doesn't matter if you talk to Garrett Boyle or Steve Friend or
any of the people that fall into the category of suspendables.
And probably many of you, you didn't just do what you were
told. We had an entire group of people
that stood probably 1/3 of this country, which kept back the
wave of like ultimate tyranny. The answer is not do what you're
told. And unfortunately you're just
going to have to put some of those Jews into box cars and you
might have to shoot them if they don't move quick enough.
Which is the story of the ordinary men, which is the story
of the Holocaust, which every single person who was paying
attention, including Matt Strickland, who was our Sunday
sit down 2 weeks ago, we all saw that this was a very, very short
Rd. to not just tyranny, but potentially genocide,
identifying dissent, whether it be political or religious or
otherwise, and getting rid of them.
The most dangerous enemy that we have are not the folks that are
ideological actors that run our government agencies.
It's the people that didn't say no.
They just did what they were told.
And how dare cash Patel go out there.
And I mean, I'm, I'm very incensed because he's a man who
actually backed my story. He backed my friend's story.
He went out and, and said you guys were fighting a good fight.
You did what you were supposed to do.
Now he's going to defend a Steve Jensen.
And yes, that's a 2 1/2 week old interview clip.
That's actually very recent in the story.
Considering three years ago I was told I couldn't come back
into the work anymore. You guys should be pissed about
this kind of stuff. I certainly am.
I don't understand how we can deal with with all of that and,
and, and still think that they're doing a decent job
because they're running cover. Wouldn't it be easy to just go
look, we promoted the guy we didn't know the back story on
and we're going to get rid of him.
They don't want to do that. It's the same reason why the guy
who literally took my job, I'm going to use the word literally
like Cash Patel just did. He literally was the person that
signed off on me being removed from my position.
That guy just got moved to headquarters.
And as I shared with you the other day, a move equals a big
pay bump. You get to sell off your house.
You don't have to pay any sort of overhead on it.
They pay off the Realtors Commission, they pay off the
closing fees, they get to help you settle into a new place.
I've got so little sympathy. I hate that I have to agree with
this story, at least part of it. The headline itself works pretty
well. The story itself is actually
bitchy and whiny because it's from Frank Vigluzzi and you're
not going to hear me ever. Pretty much agree with anything
Frank Vigluzzi. He actually goes on to talk
about how tough his job was and pretty much F you, Frank.
Nobody gives a shit about what happens for FBI senior
executives. You guys suck.
But the article that was entitled Dan Bongino discovers
that he actually has to do work at the FBI and he doesn't like
it. It's close.
It's just that he doesn't want to do the work that he's got to
do. And I don't think Dan is
actually given him the ability to run the FBI the way that he
would want to do it. So instead he's making excuses
on social media. I want to be truly fair about
this. I don't think that Dan Bongino
was given complete latitude to step into a job and do what he
thinks is right. And I don't think cash is
either. I think all of them are being
both wrapped by the FBI, which is a part of it.
And I also think there's a secondary problem.
And the secondary problem is, is that there's some political
will, whether it be from our Congress people.
You guys just did, if you listen to our Sunday, sit down with
Steve Baker. And if not, I recommend it, he
says. There's probably at least 100
Manchurian type congressmen and senators that are sitting out
there screwing with us with what our agenda is, that they vote
the way that you want them to vote. 95% of the time it gets
them a really strong Liberty Store or a conservative Heritage
score or whatever else. They're actually looking pretty
good, except that one time when they screw us and stab us right
in the back. I don't think that Bongino and
Patel have the ability to actually execute the job that
they wish. But instead of coming out and
saying that, which is what you know that I would do, and it's
what you know that Steve Friend would do, we'd step out there
and say, hey, look, this is bullshit.
What they're doing to us is not acceptable.
We're not able to do what we promised you.
Instead, they're trying to maintain face.
And that's what happens when you pick a team.
That's why I don't have a lot of sympathy for someone who's
crying about how I gave up everything.
I expect he's going to be back at a podcast as by the way, I
had a conversation with folks in the advertising world and
they're expecting that they're going to be able to sell Bongino
advertising in next year's, you know, fiscal year.
Pretty sure it's happening here. It is.
And this is the complaining again, it's weak.
Just go out and say, look, they're not going to let me do
my job. And so I'm out of here.
That's what that's what somebody who's strong would do.
How do I know? Because I may have done that.
I mean, I gave up everything for this.
I mean, you know, my, my wife is struggling and I'm not a victim.
I'm not Jim Comedy. It's fine.
I did this and I'm proud I did it.
But if you think we're there for tea and crumpets, well, I mean,
cash is there all day. We share it.
Our offices are linked. He turns on the faucet.
I hear it. He's there at he gets in like
6:00 in the morning. He doesn't leave till 7:00 at
night. You know, I'm in there at 7:30
in the morning. I, you know, he uses the gym.
I work out in my apartment. But I stare at these four walls
all day in DC, you know, by myself.
Divorced from my wife, not divorced, but I've been
separated, divorced. And it's hard.
I mean, you know, we love each other and it's hard to be a
part. What you doing?
It is hard to be a part. I'll tell you what.
It's also hard to look your kids in the eyes and tell them that
you're going to have to walk away and not have a job anymore.
My youngest don't even know what I used to do, in the same way
that my oldest doesn't know that I was in the military because it
was before she was born stuff. I'm telling you, I empathize
with that situation, but not being honest and not owning it
was a real problem. And it's not like this guy
didn't have a history of, you know, taking both sides of the
argument. I got a problem with this too.
I found this clip the other day. This is a little mash up.
This is Dan Bongino versus Dan Bongino.
I could do this probably every day, a Bongino versus Bongino.
And the reason why I'm doing it is because for all the people
that want to be sycophantic and say he's our guy, he never let
us down. Really all you folks, for some
of us who lost the job over over a shot over a ridiculous
mandate, which I'm going to get into in a second.
Do you not remember that? He said it was the biggest
mistake of his life. But he also covered when he
talked to Donald Trump because he can't go the wrong way.
You can't make Donald Trump feel like he didn't do something
right. Real men stand up and tell their
friends that they're wrong. Like, hey bud, you're off on
this. I appreciate it when someone
tells me that at least I'll look at myself and figure it out.
May be true, maybe it's not true, but at least I'll have
that moment because someone I respected pushed back.
If you can't do that, that's not a friend.
That's you being a sycophant. Biggest mistake of my life.
Biggest mistake of my life.
Yeah. Yeah, we do.
I think you need those billboards across America.
Miss me yet? With a sign of you with thumbs
up. I mean, look at this hapless guy
we have in the White House now. He's trying to take credit for
all of your stuff, too. The Vaccino.
But I'll get to that in a few minutes.
I actually got a text about that today from John Sununu.
He's like, listen, don't let Joe Biden, when you're in your
appearances, get away with taking credit for President
Trump's work on the vaccine. He said that to me.
I promise I'd bring it up. He is biggest mistake in my
life. I just should have waited.
I thought to myself at the time I even told guy, I said, you
know, there's no doubt. I feel like this was created and
at this virus in a lab in Wuhan, China, I have little doubt about
that. And I figured, you know, I'd
rather take my chances with something we created than
something they created. Remember, I I mean, really,
that's the position. That's the same position the
Biden administration had. Here we go released the
Secretary's memo with respect to mandatory vaccinations for
COVID-19. He is determined, after careful
consultation with medical experts and military leadership,
and of course, with the support of the President, that mandatory
vaccination against the coronavirus disease COVID-19 is
necessary to protect the safety of our service members and our
force. Mandatory vaccination will only
use COVID-19 vaccines that receive full licensure from the
Food and Drug Administration in accordance with FDA approved
labeling and guidance. Mandatory vaccination
requirements will be implemented consistent with DoD immunization
program instructions. 65 Sorry 62 O 5 point O2.
In other words, the existing structure and regulations that
that govern policies and procedures for managing
mandatory vaccination across the force.
This is consistent with the department's efforts to ensure
the safety of our service members and again, to maintain
the readiness of the force. I wanted you to see that.
And for those of you that were just listening, you didn't get
to see everything on there. But the thing that was really
critical as a former Pentagon press secretary, John Kirby was
speaking, what he said was interesting.
He talked about a mandatory vaccine and how it was in
accordance with law, which we know it was not.
The second thing is, is that the the, the Chiron there, Taliban
control of Afghanistan, that was the reason that they were having
the press conference. Those of us who saw it at the
time knew that the Biden administration lost face, that
they were lying to Americans, that they lost all of
Afghanistan after 20 years of war and all the blood and the
treasure that we spent putting in there.
All of you who went over and served in that theater or you
served in Iraq, you know what I'm talking about.
You put your lives on the line. Some of us didn't have have
friends that didn't come home from that and then they went out
there and screwed it up in like 3 days like a shockingly fast
way. They screwed it up and so they
covered for it, right? Maybe that's why they were so
invested in it. I don't know what else to do
with this. I didn't even, I didn't see this
at the time because my kids were not watching this.
I don't watch television with my kids and my kids don't really
get to watch television like this.
This is what I guess has become of of The Muppets of something
that used to be really wholesome and just talk about being nice
to your neighbor and how far I guess America has fallen.
We tolerated this. Look at the propaganda going on
here, Elmo. But I have to say, it's
wonderful to actually see all of you.
It also sounds and looks like you and your families have been
staying healthy. Oh, oh, I have a way.
I've been staying healthy. Doctor Sanjay, look.
How does Rasuda Gov a Boo Boo? Oh, this is from my COVID
vaccine. My mommy and my puppy took me to
get it this morning. See, my mommy and my puppy said
that it will help keep me, my friends, my neighbors, my abuela
all healthy. Your parents are absolutely
right, you know, COVID vaccines are now available for children
five years and older, and the more people who get them, the
better. We're going to be able to help
stop the spread of COVID. Daddy Emma doesn't understand
what's happening. Why are these people together?
Oh well, they're gathering together to protest.
A protest is when people come together to show they are upset
and disagree about something. They want to make others aware
of the problem. Yeah, I'm bringing this sign to
the protest at the Community Center later.
Look up. Some people are upset because
racism is a huge problem in our country on Sesame Street.
We all love and respect one another across the country,
people of color, especially in the black community are being
treated unfairly because of what in the actual hell.
Did you guys know that this stuff was out there?
I'll put this up on the on the locals piece so you guys can see
it Well. Well, it's plenty on social
media right now. Lives at TikTok re highlighted
it. It just made me realize like how
badly they want to go and get into your kids minds and give
them ridiculous ideas. They are indoctrinating your
kids just like they're indoctrinating the people around
you. The mainstream media pushes it
out as news to adults and as these programs for kids, and
they're out there sharing a perspective that you probably
don't agree with. They're just making it up.
Found this story here, which I thought was great.
This is a story about world pride, which I didn't know was
the thing either, but now I do, thanks to CBS News.
World pride is going to be in Washington, DC this year.
And the Trump administration is prompting fears and mixed
emotions because world pride. What?
It's a series of events organized by a nonprofit called
Enterprise that aims to bring visibility and awareness to
lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer issues on
the international stage. Because that's actually what we
need. We need more of that.
People are not aware. They haven't had enough of this
like rainbow garbage shoved down their throat in the last couple
years, by the way, that's going away and it's not working in the
way that it used to. There's actually a really
interesting story that was in Catholic Votes loop this
morning. If you guys get that, you
should, you don't get it. You should.
It says why support for same sex marriage is actually declining.
They published it 2 days ago under catholicculture.org.
Support for same such marriage among Republicans has dropped
14% in the last three years. The incredible thing is that a
lot of people actually were supporting it and there was an
increasing support that was roughly about 68% of the
population in the United States over the last 10 years.
And since Oberfell, it's gone up, but it's kind of bottomed
out or topped out if you wanted to, plateaued at some level.
And now it's beginning to drop. And even in Gen.
Z, the younger people, they're sick of this crap being fed down
their throat. That's actually kind of nice to
see. It's kind of rewarding to see
that people are thinking like, whoa, why do they keep shoving
this garbage down our throat? Maybe, maybe we don't want that.
I love that it says that. It's prompting fears.
That's what CBS has on their thing.
The the founder of the travel platform Every Queer you can't
make this stuff up and the vice chairman of the board of
directors for the International LGBTQ Travel Association.
God, imagine if you just had ever straight as the name of
your travel agency. They would shut you down.
They've been a dozen of pride events across the world.
There's a miles long parade in New York's world Pride and a
pride in Kiev, Ukraine 2015. They had violent protests
overseas with Molotov cocktails amid protests.
How interesting. Molotov cocktails were the
weapon of choice then, and also in Boulder, which we'll get to
in just a minute. In any case, DC is not
necessarily a place that people think of as super safe, and
they're not comfortable right now given the current
administration. Do you know why it's actually
not super safe in Washington, DC?
Because Democrats run it and it's full of crime and they
don't do the flipping job. DC is one of the most ugly, like
it should be one of the most beautiful places.
It should be pristine. You should be able to eat off
the sidewalks. And instead there are homeless
people that are laying outside the Department of Justice and
right outside the FBI building that I used to work at.
And I used to drive by them every damn day when I'd go into
the office. It's actually shocking.
The state of affairs and some of the worst poverty in America in
urban areas is in Southeast Washington, DC, and Anacostia
and right across the river. You can smell it.
It smells like raw sewage being dumped into the river.
It is unique and distinctive. But, yeah, Donald Trump is the
real problem here. Pretty impressive.
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going forward. How about Bill Clinton, there's
a stop What's coming joke in there that I don't want to use
right now. That seems wrong.
Bill Clinton on opposing President Trump's agenda.
He said we cannot throw away the legacy of this country.
You mean the legacy of a guy that was president and thought
that gay marriage was ridiculous and was not something he would
support because he was a Democrat from the 90s, back when
things were sane? A guy who thought about
deporting people that didn't belong in this country, who
called them illegal aliens out loud and without apologies that
Bill Clinton, he's been criticizing President Trump
attacking the rule of law, predicted that President Trump
would pay a price among those who believe his actions are UN
American. It turns out it's probably
actually going to go the other way because most people are
actually realizing that we've gone way too far to world pride
and every queer and ever what is it called ever, ever queer
travel. We've never seen anything like
this in my lifetime where someone says whatever I want
should be the law of the land. It's my way or the highway.
No, I think we actually did see that it was called Barack Obama.
So that was your that was your Democrat predecessor or, or I
guess successor, if you will, he says, I'd like to think that
he's paid a price for, you know, name calling and throwing his
weight around. I think it's made him less
popular. The odds are actually not really
that true. It seems like it's actually done
the opposite of that. It's actually moved things down
the line and it's made people question what do Democrats even
stand for? This is kind of a fun little
exchange with Scott Jennings, who's on CNN, and Debbie
Dingell, who has held the same Dingle held seat for almost 100
years. This is a woman trying to tell
you that she's a woman of the people, even though her family
has basically just been in politics and had money.
And she married for money, I'm sure.
No, I'm sure she married for love.
And then her husband died in office so she could take over
the seat. Here they are discussing, like,
what do Democrats actually stand for?
And is that bad for Donald Trump?
Union halls eight years ago. We need to understand what
working men and women want to talk about, which is economics,
job security, how much food costs, what the cost of living
is every single day. And Donald Trump.
But he's very good at understanding people's fears and
his anxieties. But I haven't seen him do
anything that's lowering costs right now.
And when I'm home, I'm hearing it.
I'll defend the Democrats. They are for things illegal
aliens. You're for boys and girls
sports. I mean, you are for things.
And that's why you have such struggles right now in your
party, because you're not for anything that's on the right
side of any of the 8020 issues that are driving this cultural
divide in America. I think Wes Moore is actually a
pretty talented communicator. The other person who spoke in
South Carolina, Tim Walz, is a special mixture of extreme
buffoonery and a mean spirit, which is a toxic brew.
He is not the future of the Democratic Party.
Moore is interesting, more is interesting, probably more
interesting than some of the radicals you have out there.
Crockett, AOC. I mean, those are the true
leaders of your party right now, but it might be better off.
Replacement. True, and I'm not going to even
let you. That's true.
And here's the thing. What we're not what Democrats
are for is for an exceptional. They're for what?
What are they for? Exceptionalism.
The answer is, is that they don't even know what they're
for. They don't have a message.
So they're going to do their best out there.
And she's not wrong. They have to figure out
something other than we oppose Donald Trump.
But the news media hasn't gotten that message.
So here you are. Donald Trump is overshadowing
the Supreme Court as ruling season begins.
This is coming from NBC News. The justices are increasingly
juggling emergency cases related to Donald Trump's administration
and their policies as the court begins the period where it
usually issues its biggest rulings.
Kind of a funny little headline because why is Donald Trump in
battling the Supreme Court? Oh, because there's law.
Fair, because people continue to file lawsuits over every single
thing he does, including things that are very obviously within
the purview of the executive branch.
The beginning of June marks the start of the traditional month
long ruling season at the Supreme Court when the justices
hand down their biggest decisions and the most
contentious cases. What a dumb thing that we've
actually created that, by the way, and we've created a seat.
We've allowed these judges to create a, a ruling season that
never existed. That's not constitutional.
There's nothing about that. It's just their their habit and
their tradition. It's what they like to do.
They just want to do it during the summer.
Why would that be? Oh, it's probably because people
are outdoors and not paying attention to the news nearly as
much. They're out on vacations so they
can drop these things and have the least amount of impact.
That's my guess. Donald Trump, in his second
term, has disrupted the court calendar because Donald Trump is
the one who's filing lawsuits against himself.
Obviously, the nine justices now spend as much time, if not more,
juggling consequential emergency cases that need to be handled
quickly, just like they deal with the regular docket of cases
that have gotten months of of attention and deliberation.
Quote it understores the degree to which Donald Trump and the
Trump administration are sucking all of the oxygen out of the
room, says Leah Littman, a professor of law and author of
the new book Lawless. She's a professor at the
University of Michigan School of Law.
How interesting is that? Kind of makes me laugh.
You know, why? Why do they have such a struggle
with this? Why are they unable to just do
simple things like, I don't know, pay attention to what
Americans care about? They can't do it, so they're
going to do coverage of it. Here's CNN also not getting the
message that Donald Trump is overshadowing it, that the
Democrats need to do something other than just focus on DJT or
FDT, which is the thing I've seen people riding on their
faces on social media. That's pretty funny.
Here's CNN covering the same thing.
Huge issue with Trump going into into the courts over and over
again. Again, Trump is not filing these
lawsuits. He's just defending against
them. The courts have halted Trump's
admin agenda a huge number of times.
What are we talking about? We're talking about at least 181
times that they have temporarily, at least
temporarily halted Trump's agenda.
That is a huge number to give you that in percentage terms.
And over 50% of the cases that are presented to courts, the
Trump administration agenda has been halted at least
temporarily. So Donald Trump, you know, tries
to do these, the interactions with this administration, but
the courts have been saying, hold on, wait a minute here.
Then They have said that at least 181 times so far in just
the first few months of this administration.
Aha, yes, yes. Once again, it's real
straightforward and it's very, very simple.
Donald Trump is not taking himself to court.
They're doing things that other administrations have done, like
imagine they had to fight the transgender ban.
Why was why in my lifetime, and this is something I reflected on
over the weekend, in my lifetime, it was not
controversial to say that not only should gay couples not be
able to adopt children, in my lifetime, it was very common to
believe that even single people should not be able to do that.
And why was that? Why was it that we didn't have
those those availabilities? Because in my lifetime, we've
gone from this outward look, what's good for society, what's
good for children. We actually cared about women,
too. It's a Western value to worry
about the future, right? Children represent the actual
future. Women represent the nurturing
quality that brings children into the world.
And then we started saying like, well, who cares about the
children? What about my sense of
fulfillment? I want to have everything.
I want to have things that I can't even biologically create.
Yeah. And so I want to be recognized.
I want to have a marriage, even though that's not what marriage
is. I want to have babies even
though I physiologically cannot bring them into the world
because gay couples can't do that.
It doesn't mean we have to say that gay couples are evil or or
be mean, which is a very, you know, sort of 90s compassionate
conservative thing. We don't have to be vicious
about it. We just have to recognize the
biological reality that it's not about you, it's about kids.
It's not about trying to use your kids as propaganda.
That's not good for kids. Kids don't need to know about
racism or sexuality or other nonsense.
Why are we pushing that crap? Because people needed to feel
fulfilled in their own lives. And God forbid A567 or 8 year
old look at them and say that's unusual.
What does that mean? Dad, mom, I don't know what's
going on over there. Can you explain it to me?
And that would make those people feel something.
So we have to indoctrinate this whole country.
It used to be very clear. It's like you can't be gay and
serve in the military. Why?
Because that's the rule. That's the rule.
It's always been the rule. Is that great?
I don't know. Are there enough gay people that
have made such a huge difference that we had to have them?
It's not your right to serve. As I've said many times, if you
can't duck walk with your cheeks spread in front of some old
weird codger who is is at the MEP station, then you don't get
to be in the military if you're flat footed or your eyes don't
work well enough. I graduated from like 3 of the
of the 10 hardest DoD schools. That's factually accurate.
They are the highest washout rates in the DoD if you were to
take the top ten schools. Three of them were schools that
I graduated from and I almost didn't get into the military.
I had to get a waiver from my eyes because I couldn't see well
enough even though I could correct them with glasses.
Like it's just a thing. You're not allowed to do stuff
unless you can get waivered or you fit into certain
circumstances, even if you're exceptionally qualified
otherwise. There's plenty of people who've
had that experience. I would have done this, but I
couldn't because of my asthma. I would have tried to go into
this program, but I didn't qualify because of this.
Some arbitrary thing that may or may not make sense.
There's just arbitrary rules. The world's not fair.
We actually used to teach kids that actually turns out the
world's not fair. In any case, we're seeing a kind
of a swing back to rationality. I'm here for it.
It's very slow to see only a 14 point drop in the support of gay
marriage. That's not that much.
It's a, it's a side of the times, but more of it's a sign
that they were cramming things down our throats.
Both media from the, from the adult end in the news media
side, like, you know, whatever CNNABC, the, the, the
mainstream. And then also from that, from
the lower end, pushing it to kids and trying to get them to
do COVID vaccines or convince them that racism was everywhere
and that black people have some sort of like worse existence in
America, which is absurd. I don't ever remember hearing
that. And I think we almost had no
racism. It was almost nationally gone.
I'm sure there were pockets of places that were not great when
I was a kid in the 80s and the 90s.
But if you went back and looked at the predominant view of like
what was entertainment, I, I challenge you to find a family
show from when I grew up in the 80s.
And many of you were teens in that time, or maybe you were in
your 20s. Think about the shows that you
watched and you tell me that there wasn't like a
representation of black families out there.
And that's gone now. In any case, maybe that's why
Democrats are looking at their parties and going like, I don't
know what you guys did, but you blew our advantage.
You pushed that too far and now we don't even have that.
So you've got CN NS doing these polls showing Republicans are
not well thought of. They're not even getting a 50%
rating. But Democrats are thought of
like, like they're about the same sort of like approval
rating as syphilis. How Americans sort of see the
parties. Which party is better described
as the party with strong leaders?
Look at this. Wow, 16% of Americans say
Democrats, 40% say that of the Republican Party.
Now overall, no party's doing great.
Lots of Americans say neither of these qualities apply to either
party. But look at how much worse off
the Democrats are. A party that gets things done.
Only 19% of Americans say that about the Democrats. 36% say it
about the Republicans. In fact, the only place that the
Democrats are numerically head party of the middle class.
This is basically a tie, though. 34% say that of Democrats, 32%
say that of Republicans. But this, I think, is the most
fascinating. How do partisans talk about
their own party, right? So among Democrats and
Democratic leaner leaners, 32% say Democrats are the party with
strong leaders. I mean, of their own kind,
right? 82% of Republican.
Republican leaders say that about the GOP.
Only 41% of Democrats say they they're the party that gets
things done of their own kind. And I will just say 51%, Manu, a
majority of Democratic, Democratic leaners say neither
party gets the party that gets things done attribute.
Imagine that is the whole, that's the project that
Democrats are working on. Yeah.
And beyond the issues here, there's some structural
problems. The Democrats as well.
There are. And again, this is where we
ended up on election night in 2024.
Immigration, What the hell? How immigration, What the hell?
Give you a little preview. I'm going to Jamie Dimon, who's
the CEO of JP Morgan Chase and has a little thought about what
these guys have been doing and sort of the messaging and why
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Let's do the Jamie Dimon thing again.
I think we're seeing a time where even people that maybe you
don't like, maybe people who historically have plundered and,
and benefited from this situation, they are in fact
recognizing like, guys, you went off the rails.
You embraced the 20% of every 8020 issue.
And now regular Americans are looking around going like, wait,
what the hell you doing? How many people have you brought
in here? And it really meets the road
when people who traditionally voted for Democrats can't
because the Democrats don't represent them.
And they do it in a sneering, elitist, ugly way, like talking
about world pride. When in reality, they should be
talking about like, you know, cost of living and why the the
lower class and the working class have not been able to make
any headway, but they've actually been fleeced.
COVID was a big piece of it. I think the, the reset happened
in 2008 that that housing crash where they bailed out banks.
That was a big piece of it. This guy probably benefit, but
here he is at the Reagan National Economic Forum talking
about immigration, which should bother people.
And of course, that's going to get into our final story of the
day, immigration. What the hell were we doing?
You know the the 20, the bomb, 20% of our population.
You know, their wages didn't go up for 20 years.
They're dying seven years younger.
You know when when administration's, you know, the
Biden is giving all this money to EVs and cars and wasting a
lot of money on green stuff, which isn't going to work and
all that. Do you think people in rural
cities, do you think people in inner cities thought they were
getting anything? Do they do you think that those
people think that are the American government is fair and
competent and this was in their best interests.
Their schools don't work. They're not getting the skills
they need. And you heard that just now.
So we got to acknowledge and I also call it blue tape because,
you know, Republicans, you generally don't like red tape.
You understand the devastation of it.
But you know, most Democrats and they love it.
They want more of it and they want to make it so confusing.
You can't even meet the rules. So you get punished and fined
afterwards. And so, you know, we and then
you have in permitting and you know, I call the government the
Leviathan that's too weak, can't get stuff done and too strong.
It imposes things on the American public that that
they're getting sick of and they should be getting sick of it.
And acknowledge that. Celebrate our virtues.
Freedom of speech from your religion, freedom of enterprise,
equal opportunity, family, God, country, you know, like simple
stuff that Americans used to all agree on.
This is not actually that crazy. But again, they keep leaning
into it. And like I said, they didn't get
that message that they have to be about something other than
just opposing Trump. So here is a lady on CNN who has
pretty hair, who cannot get out of her own way by using
propaganda. It's the same crap that we saw
on PBS trying to push things on kids.
It's using language to try to shape the conversation and the
argument. I've seen women push back
against this kind of stuff and they do so, so politely.
Ladies, you're not built for that kind of conflict that men
aren't whatever you like. It's just not the way that
you're wired. There are some men out there
that really want to get in and take this thing head on.
I'm one of those. I'm one of those men.
I am more than happy to mix it up with you and not be nice.
And as I've said here before, I love watching Stephen Miller
hurt feelings by just shoving down reality on liars and
holding them accountable for the linguistic games they're all
playing. Here's Stephen Miller talking
about a quote, UN quote undocumented migrant, which he
hones in on very appropriately using the language of Bill
Clinton, by the way, from the 90s, nineties Democrats called
them illegal aliens. It's actually still within the
Democrat Party's legacy, like in recent memory.
To use this kind of word of it like this should not be
controversial. And yet you have to have someone
who's looked at as like a far right extremist to be able to do
it. So be it.
Embrace that. Here's Stephen Miller.
Undocumented migrant send a letter threatening to kill the
president promising to self deport after the assassination.
CNN reporting shows that investigators believe the
migrant was was set up. It was a victim of a set up.
What is the administration going to do now?
And this is an undocumented immigrant.
I do want to note that. But this was someone who came
forward, was a victim of a crime and now law enforcement believes
he was set up. Go ahead.
I want to clarify what you mean. So we're talking about the same
thing. Are you saying this this
immigrant was here illegally? Yes, but I am and that's why I
said that. I clarified that said you said
it just. Said undocumented and I wasn't
clear what that means. I'm assuming they have a fake
ID. I'm a few assuming they have a
fake. Security that's neither here nor
there, that's gain away from the question, Steven, I want, I want
this to be and call me naive, a good faith discussion about
what's happening. Right when we when we when we
use language that's designed to obscure the truth, that's not
good faith. Illegal alien.
They're not an undocumented. OK, that's fine.
That's another discussion. For another date, I don't know
the I don't know the details of the assassination threat.
All I all I can say based on what you're telling me is
there's an illegal alien in our country who's making menacing
threats. Regardless of the facts or
circumstances, we don't want them here.
We're going to get to the bottom of it and I would gladly come
back on and have. More information They were set
up just to be clear, but quickly we're.
You, you don't understand, OK, Because this illegal alien who
had no right to be in our country and wasn't here properly
and was breaking our laws and then also threatened our senior
executive, that person was set up.
Do you understand how many of these CNN people were crying
about the Biden administration labeling you and me and others
as domestic violent extremists because we didn't believe in the
COVID vaccine, Because we thought that our First Amendment
rights were, you know, something That we're really serious in
this country and we are allowed to have discussion, that we are
allowed to gather and petition for a redress of grievances,
that we were actually able to get together and do what we
wanted in this country, which is our country.
Do you ever hear CNN arguing on behalf of the free speech of the
of the rights of actual Americans who are actually from
here that are not undocumented migrants or whatever nonsense?
Good for Stephen Miller for holding accountable.
I got this video here of some of the crying and the wailing and
the gnashing of teeth that is going on side of immigration
courts when people are just doing the freaking job that they
used to. By the way, Obama got rid of as
many or more people as Donald Trump has so far in the second
term on a on a rolling daily basis.
This was something that was the Obama legacy, the quote UN
quote, deporter in chief. You didn't hear crying like it
then. Why?
Because it was our team and now you're going to wail about it.
This this little video is fun. I had to kind of crop it funny,
so bear with me. It's a square and it's supposed
to be a regular sized thing. I just ran out of scenes but
enjoy this because the the wailing it actually is what's
supposed to happen in America when we have a nation of Laws 6.
Was there as person after person left Miami's immigration court
in tears Thursday, Yanet Correa could not hold back her pain.
She screams injustice after her husband was placed on an
expedited deportation order after showing up to his
immigration check in in Miami. The detentions are not only
creating panic and fear, but Gordas immigration attorney
tells NBC 6 it's also creating confusion.
When a person enters the US at the border, they decide what law
to process you under, and now here in court, they're deciding
to process you under a different law, Immigration court attorney
Antonio Ramos tells us. This is now the new normal.
What I have been seeing is out of the few people, most of them,
they have crimes, previous crimes and sometimes not even
have applied in front of the judge with any application, just
the open case. And we have seen just a couple
of cases. They have no crime.
But the issue was they never filed an application before.
They they judge. They didn't file the
application. You didn't follow the rules.
Court sucks people. It's frustrating.
I sued my former landlord. I got it returned back to me
because they said I couldn't sue his agent in his name.
And like, you get a procedural, you spend money on it.
It's, it's a bummer we have a crappy system.
Like it's crappy. It's way too well built up.
It is way too full on procedure and establishing and not as
interested in like, hey, this is what the rule is about.
This is what our law in spirit means.
Can we go through with that? But you're not even from here.
So what the hell do I care? Not at all.
And Speaking of people who are not from here and don't obey our
laws and do whatever the hell they want, kaboom.
How about this? A hole attack in Boulder, Co
happened. This was yesterday, burned eight
people out of March for Israeli hostages.
You know, people who are exercising their First Amendment
rights, whether you like them or not, whether you think that
people should be hostages or not, I don't actually care.
This is not my issue. But you should be able to gather
in America, although you notice that there's a transgender
flight hanging out there. There's a pride flag hanging on
the on the the city building that's right behind him.
Suspects in custody. Interesting because that's the
the headline suspect in custody. People were burned.
This is the ABC headline Boulder attack updates.
Suspect booked on charges of act of terrorism with makeshift
flamethrower. What they don't mention
prominently, just quite interesting.
The suspect, identified by the FBI as 45 year old Mohamed Sabri
Solomon, was allegedly heard yelling free Palestine while
using a makeshift flamethrower and throwing incendiary devices
on the crowds. Apparently he was spraying A
flammable liquid and then threw Molotov cocktails where he
burned people. Eight people went to the
hospital ages 52 to 88. And that's something what you
don't see in the ABC story and you don't see until you go over
to the CBS story is that Solomon is an Egyptian.
National government officials confirmed this took CBS
Colorado. He arrived in California in 2022
on a non immigrant visa. In other words, he was here to
stay briefly. Multiple sources told CBS News
that original visa expired in February of 2023.
And he just decided to stay living here.
The balls on these people to do this kind of stuff.
I don't know any other way to say it.
The FBI is conducting court authorized law enforcement
activities related to the attack on the Pearl Street Mall in
Boulder, Co. So say the El Paso County in
Colorado. I'm sorry, it is in El Paso
County, Colorado, where Colorado Springs is located.
So we've got kind of like a mixed little bag.
Here's a man who by all accounts, is wearing a vest.
He looks very Colorado like. He's kind of lamenting the
change in his county, in his city.
And it exemplifies the bigger problem, which is that things
are not what they used to be, that even 30 years ago, America
was radically different. And a lot of those things, we're
better, whether he says it or not.
And you didn't have things like this because people didn't feel
like they could stay here and get away with it in the same
way. And they sure as hell didn't
think that they could walk out and throw a Molotov cocktail at
people that were protesting for, like, Israeli hostages across
the country, which affects nobody in Colorado in that way.
It just doesn't do anything. Let them talk.
That's the whole point. We're supposed to be able to go
out and voice our opinions. Here's a man saying, you know,
things are not the same as they used to be.
They've changed. Still exists here, but it's
different. Boulder has changed, Pearl
Street has changed. And you know, there's things.
I see stuff all the time. And someone like really, you
know, now there's like security guards in front of the bathrooms
so people don't smoke meth in the bathrooms.
You know, that's the truth. It's out there things it's it's
dirtier than it used to be. It's not as safe as it used to
be, but you don't expect to see it at that level.
You can edit this stuff out. You don't have to talk about
meth on isn't that interesting. You can edit out the fact that
I'm saying factually accurate information that people are
doing meth in the bathrooms that we need a security guard to
protect our private restrooms that are paid for with the
public dollar. And this guy feels like he has
to apologize for it in his own country for the things that he's
paying for. He's paying for that security
guard. I guarantee you he's paying
taxes and he's paying for the park and he, and he feels bad
about it. He doesn't want to, he doesn't
want to be a bigot. He doesn't want to be called out
for that. But that time is changing right
now and it's changing with younger people who are like,
we're sick of it. You've abused the term racism,
you've abused the term sexism, you've abused the term misogyny.
You've abused all of your, your slings and your epithets.
And we don't care. And so more and more people are
going like, you know what? Screw you, screw everything
you're about. We're just going to be plain
spoken. Here's the FBI talking about
that event. I was a little bit uncomfortable
with what I heard initially when they went out right away and
Bongino did it as well online. Then we're like, we're we're
calling this an act of terrorism.
I don't like that at all because you don't actually know that
until you dig into somebody. But you can investigate it as an
act of terrorism or say that you have a counterterrorism squad
investigating it. That would be totally
reasonable. The FBI makes a pretty, pretty
quick leap to this based on all the available information from
what we're reading, that it's targeted the people who are
being targeted and specifically the free Palestine, the fact
that this guy is an Egyptian national who came to this
country illegally. Like a lot of this stuff, it
does lean pretty aggressively. So I think that you'd be remiss
if you didn't at least consider all possibilities that it was
terrorism. It's a kind of a quick leap
right here, but I'm not going to fault the FBI for doing the
thing they're supposed to go do. It is interesting that they
decided to go make a headline. You don't hear this kind of
stuff about like all the other work they're doing every day,
but I guess they grab headlines where they can.
We'll be fair. Well, we can.
I'm able to confirm there are 6 victims ages 67 to 88.
All of them have been transported to local hospitals.
This attack happened at a regularly scheduled weekly
peaceful event. Witnesses are reporting that the
subject used a makeshift flamethrower and threw an
incendiary device into the crowd.
The suspect was heard to yell Free Palestine during the
attack. The subject has been identified
as Mohammed Sabri Solomon and he's 45 years old.
The FBI is processing the crime scene in the subject vehicle and
interviewing key witnesses. We're assisting Boulder Police
and providing technical, analytic, and additional
forensic resources. As a result of these preliminary
facts, it is clear that this is a targeted act of violence and
the FBI is investigating this as an act of terrorism.
Like I said, it's probably a little bit too early to say that
it's clear that it's a targeted act and so on and so forth.
This could easily be somebody who's mentally ill.
You don't know that. So you kind of have to be a
little bit more cautious. Mentally ill people grasp onto
all kinds of ideologies without actually being foreign, you
know, foreign directed. But we are talking about a
foreign national who did have no right to be in this country.
And it made me think the good thing that Steve Jensen was
getting the domestic terrorism operation section focused on
those domestic violent extremists, those those Biden
era COVID vaccine deniers, guys like me.
I know people in the Bureau who are outstanding agents who left
because of it. I know people who are ready to
retire and they retired before they wanted to because they
weren't going to be part of a group that ran down J Sixers.
So what was the opportunity cost of promoting some of these
scumbags, these people that destroyed the reputation of the
FBI in the same way that the local Boulder police has decided
to try to smash their own reputation?
Here's kind of a little little thing of the the Boulder police
chief. His name is Stephen Redfern
Fiorn. REDFEARN.
Fear Red Fiorn, he's saying it would be too early to say this.
Here he is given kind of his opening to the press briefing.
Interspliced on here are some of the scenes of violence from the
guy. I've actually got the clip of
the guy right after he started lighting people on fire.
So we'll share that real quickly.
And then it's probably what we've got for today.
But let's let's see this. This is the contrast.
Boulder dispatch received several calls to the County
Courthouse located at 1325 Pearl St. here in Boulder.
The initial callers indicated that there was a man with a
weapon and that people were being set on fire.
The initial response by our officers, we were on scene very
quickly. When we arrived, we encountered
multiple victims that were injured with injuries consistent
with burns and other injuries. I don't know what injuries
consistent with burns and other injuries is.
Obviously that's what happened. But all of that is to say they
did a good job responding. I saw the video of the cops
showing up. You had one guy go immediately
direct a threat and he went and put him into custody, got down,
put him on the ground. The guy surrendered without
incidents. You had another cop coming up
with a rifle and a suppressor, look like he was ready to go.
Tag team deployed, so they got all the things done.
You never know what that 911 call is actually going to be in
reality. Like you get a call and it says
one thing and you get on the ground.
It's like close but not quite the same thing.
That being said, is it an act of terrorism?
The question was asked. I don't actually fault the
Boulder PD, but it does kind of tell you how slow to move when
you've got the available facts of what you guys said, where
he's from and so on. I think the FBI is not wrong and
calling it out. I'm also, I saw a lot of people
on the political right calling out the Boulder police for
saying it was too early to say that.
I actually don't fault them for that either.
Again, I think it's fine to be cautious.
You don't need to tell people everything you know right when
you know it immediately, if you haven't had enough investigative
work to substantiate it. FBI is already calling it a
targeted terror attack. Would you also refer to it as a
terror attack? So I've been in contact with our
local FBI multiple times. So we are in contact with them
here. We're not calling it a terror
attack at this point. Again, it's way too early to
speculate motive. You know, I know there's a lot
out there on social media, but I asked people just to give us a
little bit of patience while we work through a really complex
scene. A lot of witnesses were here.
We've taken them to another location to debrief them and
interview them. As we do that, I think the
picture will become more clear. But it would be, it would be
irresponsible for me to to speculate on motive this early
on. We're only a couple hours into
this thing. So that's not the wrong
response. By the way.
That's kind of what you want. You want your law enforcement to
be a little bit more circumspect before they start going out
there and telling you that it's automatically, yes, it's
terrorism and we're sure of it. That retraction would be really
awkward if they had to go do the other way.
We had the same problem, by the way, on January 1st this year in
Las Vegas and New Orleans. The questions were like all over
the place and people were speaking out of turn and people
lost their jobs over that stuff. So don't be stupid when you go
out and do that. That's probably a good reminder
that, you know, a little bit of a little bit of speed.
You can slow it all down. Let me hit you with a couple
other things on here. Because there was a story about
Jews or people who were supporting Israel were getting
burned. We had to see some conflicting
reporting and CNN put it on the front page.
And so did NBCA, quote UN quote deadly attack sparking conflict
reports from eyewitnesses, IDF and controversial aid group in
Gaza. That was a story.
It was covered by multiple different organizations on the
front page. And I want to just tell you the
substantial allegation here is, is that several people were
shot. The numbers are conflicting.
Some people said as many as 31. Another one said only 11.
But a bunch of people allegedly were shot while trying to
receive aid in Gaza and that they were transported.
And the numbers are widely varying depending on the new
source you go to. And then you go and you read the
end, which is the final piece, which is that the United States,
the Israelis and the aid organization all say that this
didn't happen and that these reports are being fudged.
And that is propaganda. It's quite interesting to see
that there has to be a balance of coverage.
I don't really care what happens over in Israel that much.
I really don't. It just doesn't affect me.
I take people at their word in the way that they treat their
own citizens. And if you don't treat your
people very well, the fact that you've decided to elect a
terrorist group like Hamas, which it is, whether you like it
or not, the United States government confirms that plenty
of people have gone over there and fought against these guys.
If you want to go out there and treat your own people poorly,
and I can look at it very simply in the same way I look at the
people that fleece this country, Folks that run Hamas are
billionaires living in Qatar. They're not hanging out with
these poor people that are getting killed or bombed or
whatever else. They don't go and hang out with
that. That's for the publicans.
I mean, that's for the for the for the proletariat like the
ugly unwashed masses. They don't want to be part of
that. These are the elite commies,
whatever that is. And they're happy to use all
this kind of stuff. But it is interesting when our
media wants to run side by side stories, one of which is very
confirmed. You have a guy, he's an Egyptian
national, He stayed over his visa and he got involved in
violent attacks against Americans and he had no right to
be here. And then you have to exactly
throw it up right afterwards that there's this maybe attack
in Gaza, which we cannot substantiate.
We don't actually have anybody on the ground there to say that
it did happen. And it probably happened only
because if it didn't, then our whole like anti-Semitic push,
which is what goes on from the hard left right now in this
country, they are supporting these people.
That would be really ugly for them.
This is interesting. I just watched the balance of it
and I watched the way that the propaganda comes out.
This is what I think is most interesting for the summer as we
come in and it'll play into our palate cleanse as we wrap up
here. NBC News suspect in custody
after 11 people were stabbed at a homeless shelter in Oregon, a
place where many illegal aliens were being housed.
I also see a headline. Five shot, 1 fatally in a
gunfight in an outdoor arena in Virginia. 5 people fatally shot
on Sunday at a gathering in Danville, VA, happened at 1:30
AM on private property near the North Carolina border.
I've got another one. One dead, 11 injured, 80 shots
fired. North Carolina house party.
As many as 100 people were there.
Many high school students before people began shooting.
It took pace at 12:45. Couple things are true at once.
I'm going to go ahead and say the other one.
Two killed, including a police officer in a California
shooting. Suspect was taken into custody.
Happened around 7:12 PM in Los Angeles County and Baldwin Park.
A man firing a rifle in a residential neighborhood.
Multiple people injured in Salem, OR and so on.
All of these things are to say that it's summertime, people are
heading into the streets, they're heading out late at
night and they are involved with more free time.
They're not in schools, some of them have vacation time coming
up and so on. It will get spicy this summer
and you should prepare for that. If you're going to go to a
protest and you can't carry a gun, you should ask why you're
even going to be there. Because if you can't exercise
the first God-given right to defend yourself, then why are
you going to go out there and try to speak where someone might
decide to bring a makeshift flamethrower?
And there's an awful lot of stories of violence on the front
pages right now. This is the season when that
happens. And in this country, we all get
to check it again. Do you want to be a victim?
Do you want to see things burned around you?
Do you want to find out? Like there's a video that I had
of a lady saying Oh my God, I wish I had brought my gun.
Imagine seeing this guy. Here's the video of the guy that
actually was in this. Is that Muhammad character in in
Boulder? He's still carrying incendiary
devices and nobody there was armed to be able to take a shot
and put him down so he didn't hurt more people 'cause he's
right next to other people. We're here, we're here.
We can't do nothing. We can't do nothing.
We can't. We're not here.
Not here bro, we're not. Here right now.
Alcohol. I'm going to tell you very, very
clearly, at least under the federal justification for use of
force, that man presents an imminent danger of death or
serious physical injury to either you standing there or a
third party having seen that he'd already burned people to
the point where they might die. That's a justifiable use of
force. I'm not an attorney.
I don't need to tell you that. I can tell you that as someone
who read the deadly force policy for DOJ, which is well with
inside the constitutional boundary, every single state
will have to deal with that. Now, there's places where you
know you're going to go to jail. If you did that in California,
if you did it in Oregon, if you did it in Maine, if you did it
in in Massachusetts or New York, or if you did it in Washington,
DC, you probably would suffer the consequence and probably
even Colorado. So adjust that accordingly.
But if you're not prepared, you're waiting to be a victims
from some guy like that who doesn't care about what happens
next. That guy was more than happy to
do things of violence and go after completely random folks
that he probably has never met before.
I think the odds are we're going to find out that he had no idea
who those people were by name. He had no personal grievance.
It was all about ideology based on what we're hearing.
And that's a really ugly place to be.
So defend yourselves, be smart, go out there and prepare.
You know what, you guys can do that with my friends over at
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check them out. I'm not going to belabor it too
long, but take care of yourself. Let me give you a pallet cleanse
from one of my favorite guys who goes out in the tactical
training space. And he's both funny and he's
loving. And it's a reminder that you can
buy anything that you can afford in America.
That is your God-given right to defend yourself.
Should you own a bump helmet? Should you own a ballistic
helmet? He was John Level from the
Warrior Poet Society kind of giving you a take on this.
This is something IA 100% endorse.
And by the way, should civilians own ballistic helmets?
Well, one, it's America and you get to own whatever you want.
You don't have to explain it. So if you have the serious coin
to be able to drop on a $1500 ballistic helmet or more, than I
say fantastic. You don't need a ballistic
helmet unless one day you get shot in the head and then you'll
be like, man, I wish I had a ballistic helmet.
You're talking to Jesus about it.
So there's that. These are Ballistics.
However, this is a non ballistic bump.
All these are OPS core and I really like it.
The thing that matters the most to me is having a good
suspension system in here that can tighten down.
If you don't have this right and it's weighted properly, you're
going to get a bad headache from wearing stuff.
For me, helmets, the main reason to have it is to be able to have
something to hang night vision off of.
And so I want to hang night vision off of it.
I want it well balanced and I'd like Earpro to be able to be in
play as well. And so all three of these setups
do that. If you're tighter on budget, go
ahead and get a non ballistic bump.
It's going to give you a little bit of protection.
If you get shot in the head, though, well, my condolences
should civilians and looped over there.
John's hilarious. If you guys want to learn
something about your introduction to carrying a
handgun or a rifle or anything else, he provides great training
online for free. So check them out.
Warrior poet society 100% endorsed that.
One of my favorite guys for a long time, long before I was
ever involved in doing contract creation or whatever it is that
I do today. All right, that's it for today.
Go out there and and think about these things as you're in the
world, Like put your head on a swivel, folks.
It's the time. This is the season if you are
responsible for your own safety, if you're a conservative person,
you believe that you are the only one who's going to come
save you. It's not going to be police
teams. It's going to be you and
yourself and your family. So that's the message of the
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