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We're going to be talking about the Epstein stuff.
Why do I phrase it that way? Because I think this is yet
another distraction. It's not a client list, folks.
Everybody's getting all jammed up about this.
I actually think for once CNN probably covered it correctly.
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All right, Are we ready? Are we ready to get into this?
I want to start somewhere kind of a little bit funky.
I almost never will do this. There's not ever really a great
reason to to bring Twitter to the show, per SE, But today I'm
going to do it. And it's because it's going to
start us off on on a good discussion about what is what
and what it is not. This is a little interaction
that I had with a guy named Will Harder.
I don't know Will. I don't have anything against
Will. Will's asking reasonable
questions. They are things that many people
have fallen into. I think it's a trap, but it's
not his fault. OK, I'm going to read what Will
Will tweet it to me so you guys understand because many of you
probably thought the same things he says quote.
I think it's pretty obvious the FBI has been and probably
continues to be involved in these blackmail operations.
I don't think Epstein was unique.
I think an interesting perspective you could provide
would be how you keep something like this hidden in the
organization and who could who you could find in the FBI to
help run an operation without the risk that they blow the
whistle. It's been years since they
raided his property and outside of Maxwell, no other arrests
have happened or have occurred. Rather, that means they were
either in on it or they took over the blackmail content and
are using it. OK, that's a conclusion.
The conclusion is that they're in on it, or they're using the
blackmail. And they're they're they're
furthering the agenda of an Epstein.
OK, that's one claim I told him. That's a hunch.
That's not an obvious conclusion.
But he made the conclusion the FBI has got to be in on it.
They're part of the blackmail. Etcetera, etcetera.
OK, I pushed back and I said, look, man, that's a hunch.
That's that's you saying things that you believe.
And he said with respect, what parts are you saying are my
feelings? As the facts stand, the FBI
raided this guy's property multiple times in one instance,
even finding media with FBI markings on them.
The only person held accountable is his sidekick.
I'm not saying he belongs to the FBI exclusively.
Now we've even expanded this. It looks more like he was an
asset that was used generally by Western governments.
He may have worked for a lot of agencies.
Can we talk about what we just saw there?
That is a lot of jumping to conclusions.
Do you guys remember the movie Office Space, The jump to
conclusions, Matt, it was a terrible idea.
It's terrible. This is a horrible idea.
You should not sell this right. The jump to conclusions, Matt,
is something happened. No evidence in the intermission.
And then I'm going to jump over to the conclusion, the finale,
and I'm going to say that with with certainty.
I have these beliefs. It's a terrible way to do it.
This is not investigative. It feels good, but it's wrong.
It is the wrong way to go about looking at this information.
What you should be doing, as you should say #1.
What happened? You're looking at it.
Who's involved? If the FBI did the raid, if the
FBI did the search and then you think, is the FBI more likely to
be involved in absolute evil and corruption, or are they more
likely to be incompetent and a bunch of people not being able
to see what's going on? There's a concept in the
intelligence world of of compartmentalization.
Certain people know certain things.
Nobody knows the whole story. If you do that, then nobody puts
it all together. It's the same question people
are going to have to have about the the the laptop, the Hunter
Biden laptop. It's like, obviously the FBI was
involved. Well, yes, but the FBI is almost
40,000 strong. There's a lot of people in the
FBI. So do you think that everybody
in the FBI is involved? No.
Like there's not. Like, there's not like all FBI
emails going around. Like, I sent you guys the other
day and showed you that they were talking about how to have 9
diversity councils and how the LGBTQ thing is going on.
No. What it is is that a couple of
people may be involved, and some of them either ideologically
interested or incompetent or both.
They can be that, and a very, very few people are ever going
to see any of this stuff. The people who do the searches
are most likely not actually working on the case.
It's rare that the case agent is physically doing the searching.
They go through it after the fact.
They may be the yes, collect it, no, don't collect it.
But they're not out there digging through people's stuff,
and often times it may even just be a supervisor that's involved
that doesn't actually know the case that well.
The long and short of it is this.
It's not pretty obvious that the FBI is involved in blackmail
operations. In fact, I would say is the
opposite of that. I have no idea what the FB is
role is with Epstein, and neither do you, and neither does
Will Harder. And there's no evidence that
shows it because I'm not covering for the FBI.
Anybody who watches the show knows exactly I'm just calling
the balls and strikes here. And it's absurd to think that
because you feel it is so that it must be true.
And it's also absurd to think that they somehow decided to get
in on the blackmail operation. That's not how the way the FBI
works. There's no upside to the FBI to
be involved in the blackmail operations.
Why would they do that? There may be individuals that
would benefit from that sort of thing, but that's definitely
not, that is definitely not the MO of the FBI of how they do
things. Do they use knowledge for power?
Yes. To get more budget so they can
get a better deal when they get out.
It's not about a blackmail operation that doesn't make any
sense to anybody that's ever worked there.
It would be foolish to say it is that way.
That doesn't mean there's not some ideologically motivated
people at the top who are doing very specific outcome driven
stuff, but to think that they're running some big op on everybody
like that is Hoover ERA type behavior.
But I just don't think they can get away with it right now.
It's too big, there's too much, you know, mediocre oversight.
There are plenty of people that are compromised.
It's it's this very, very fine balance here.
And the fine balance is without evidence, we don't jump to
conclusions. That's foolish.
I'm open to finding out that this is the case, but we just
don't have it right now. It's not available from what was
just released. And when I say the Epstein stuff
this to me, if you guys want to know, this feels exactly like
what happened when Steven Crowder was able to release
pieces of a diary from a trans terrorist that shot kids at a
school in Tennessee. Do you guys remember that part?
Do you remember? Do you remember the whole
concept said it was like, now the Trans Manifesto, the
tranifesto is out in the world. And then we read it and I told
you I was like, no, this is like an OP order.
This is like somebody setting out their OPS plan.
It is not a manifesto. It's some thoughts, it's some
motivations, it's some pep talk, journal type entries.
But a manifesto is like, this is what I believe and this is how
I'm going to carry it out. And This is why I'm correct
this, this is the same thing. This is like another data piece.
Most of this information, it turns out, is actually already
in the in the public sphere. There's nothing very, very
groundbreaking here. There's a couple of names people
haven't seen before, but they didn't say that this is The
Client List. And if you even read the
allegations that are made in there, these are some of the
way. This was from a defamation
hearing. This is from a civil case.
It's not the same thing. And so this doesn't say, like,
aha, we've got Bill Clinton now in the trap.
And so on and so forth. Oh, we'll read it.
Look it Actually, the allegations are pretty weak.
Trump's in there, too, right? What do they say?
Hey, if you guys want to go to the casino, like, we could call
up Trump. Of course he knew Trump.
There's pictures of that. That's known.
So there's not anything that is ground breaking in this.
And so this is just going to be a bunch of people hanging around
and and the media frenzy. The real danger is this people
are actually already manipulating the visuals that
are coming from these court documents.
They're manipulating them and they're making them look like
there's something they're not. And the if you are willing to
believe something without any of the real evidence, without
having examined it and actually understanding that it's not
there, then you're more likely to get hoodwinked into believing
something that's not true. And the danger about believing
that is once you believe it, you're probably going to hold on
to that belief. We're seeing that more and more
people get an idea that has been that that is not true.
It was made on less than accurate information or not
enough information at the time. Someone jumped to a conclusion
and they hold on to it. And that's what I would ask you
guys to do. You need to be evaluating all
sources based on their proximity, their their ability
to actually suss out what is true and what is like opinion.
And there's a lot of opinions here that are running around and
none of them are particularly useful.
So for what it's worth, the Epstein stuff, I think right now
is just a data point. It is one more paver on the on a
long walkway that may result in accountability and likely
results in almost nothing. Only because we know we live in
the real world and we haven't seen very powerful people held
to account. Does that not, Does it mean that
there are paedophiles that are running around and running our
government? No, I don't think that's the
case. Are there paedophiles that are
part of our government that have a lot of power?
Of course. So these are these, there's two
different things that can be true at once.
To think that they are in charge of everything is sort of foolish
to me. And it doesn't square with
reality to think that there are people that are really evil,
that have a lot of power. It'd be absurd not to think that
that's been the case since the beginning of time.
So this is what I'm trying to I'm just trying to set you guys
so that as you go out there into social media and as you go out
there into the read the different stories, we'll bring
one up here in a second. It's it's not always just
because it's sensational doesn't mean it's useful.
It doesn't mean that there's any value in it whatsoever.
OK. And, and look, this is a great
example of it. That's Fox News.
There's a Jeffrey Epstein with some stubble.
He looks extra sort of nefarious there.
We've got some shadowy figures. Who are they?
There's a woman, there's a man. There's a question mark.
This is a really good clickable thumbnail for a story.
But what it is not is exposing evidence.
What do they even say? Unsealed documents of old high
profile names linked. Look at the word.
They're very specific because they're a quote UN quote news
organization. And they could be held
accountable for these words. They it's linked to sex
trafficker. Jeffrey Epstein.
Linked is not the same as worked with as paid for.
You know, linked could be you were a pilot, you were a
stewardess, you were the house cleaner.
You are now linked. You could have been his Uber
driver. You were linked.
You could be a limo driver. I'm probably more accurate,
right? Linked is not saying that you
are now a criminal. Think of all the people that
could be linked to you. There are many.
All right. There are many people that would
be linked to you that you would be like, yeah, I mean, I I did
this thing that you just said. Yeah, we go to the same church.
We're linked. Does that mean anything about
us? Not necessarily.
So just hang tight. Bongino rule is in effect.
Someone said it in the in my comments on Twitter.
And I think you guys need to know, you don't need to be
first. You just need to be right.
And if you are jumping all over the stuff, it means that you're
not getting it. Just let's take a deep breath.
And like I said, CNN got it actually correct.
This is CNN's homepage. I went looking there.
Of course CNN did, You know, they have their own sort of push
on things. So there's two things that they
did, #1 Epstein was below the fold.
They actually did. So we'll read their article,
which I actually think was pretty fair and and not
unreasonable. But sadly they're still obsessed
with Trump. There's an entire whole section
of things on Trump. I want to talk about what those
things are in just a second before we read the CNN story.
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CNN story out of the way. As I said, they they kind of
went off the off the deep end here because they love Trump.
But this was their take which is fairly sober on the Epstein
analysis, hundreds of pages unsealed documents from a
lawsuit connected to again connected.
These words are very specific. It was publicly released on
Wednesday. Yes.
The first set of documents had sealed since the court order
which happened just before the end of the year.
More expected. Let's hold tight and see what it
is. Documents in total include, you
know some names that were expected.
There's a couple of new ones. Nobody knows exactly what those
names are necessarily meaning there's no bombshell
revelations. They're correct.
And as they mentioned in here, they've got a couple things
talking about the some British royalty.
Great. They've got some things talking
about Bill Clinton. There's a little bit talking
about Trump. All of these things are on
there. None of them are necessarily
accusations. They don't actually have any
particular evidence saying that, you know, Trump did anything or
that even Clinton did anything. In this case, Clinton
spokespeople of saying things that yeah, he hasn't been there
for a long time, he hasn't been friends with this guy, may or
may not be true. There's more to come out worth
noting. There was a New Mexico governor,
Bill Richardson, who's a former governor.
There was was listed, but you know, that's not surprising.
He had a big house there and he was really wealthy and he was
running in New Mexico as a pretty small place.
None of these things are shocking.
They just aren't They aren't the thing that people thought they
were. They just it's it's just not
that revealing. Here's here's something I
thought I'd throw on the screen. Here in total 200 names.
First batch doesn't appear any bombshell revelations that
that's the way it looks. There's just no reason to get
super rowdy about it. You know you'd be you'd be
mistaken. What is interesting is what CNN
loves to do, right? What CNN loves to do is say, if
we could just focus on Trump, can we focus on Trump?
Because that's where they really want to go.
And I've got something that's that.
I think it's kind of fun. Speaking of Trump, this is the
focus that you're going to see. I think Democrats push in on in
an aggressive way. And I'm not confident that the
dude who's doing this, the voice over, first of all, he sounds
worse than ever. But if it's Trump, we got to
consider Biden. What's the goal?
You got to focus in on things like this.
This is his new campaign video. I'm going to show it to you
guys. If you don't know that it's out
there, then you're not going to know what they're talking about.
Apparently, Joe Biden's going to run on January 6th.
That's going to be it. And he's got a big speech coming
up planned. This is the setup for it.
It's worth seeing it. Take a take a deep breath and
get your vomit bags ready for this particular Little Joe Biden
gem. There's an extremist movement
that does not share the basic beliefs in our democracy.
All of us are being asked right now what will we do to maintain
our democracy? History is watching.
The world is watching. Most important, our children and
grandchildren will hold us responsible.
The Vice President and I have supported voting rights since
day one of this administration, and I ask every American to join
me in this 'cause. He's asking you to join him in
that 'cause they supported voting rights for our democracy.
Do you guys remember that? We don't have a democracy.
I cannot understand how they decided that this is going to be
the thing they run on. How low information do you have
to be to just see that? And of course, he's got images
of this, this evil, evil day that will live in infamy.
Imagine getting that much mileage out of just a couple
hours. It's it's wild.
It's truly wild to me. Again, CNN is going to talk
about it. They have to push it home.
This is an analysis piece, an opinion piece about Trump's real
vulnerability. It's worth going ahead and
seeing what they think that looks like.
It's not particularly interesting to me, but it's
worth knowing that they think it's interesting.
That's where I sit, as you're seeing on the screen right here.
So they talked a little bit about Iowa, which is sort of got
some historical context to it. There are 18 caucus winners that
have come out since 1972. I guess the big deal was is that
Jimmy Carter won Iowa and then he went on to be the president.
So people were like, aha, that's the hack.
People in politics are always looking for like the one thing
if we could just predict the future, if we had one event that
would tell us what would happen next and I guess Jimmy Carter
was the one that set that up. I actually didn't know why they
thought I was so important. But since 1972, eighteen caucus
winners between the two parties, ten of them were Democrats, 8 of
them were Republicans. Over half of those people went
on to secure the the nominations.
That's a decent bet that somebody who wins Iowa is at
least going to be the the nominee for their party.
But only three were elected president.
So it's not exactly a predictor of what goes on in the world.
It's just kind of like us. Another data point.
It's just one more paved stone on the path.
It's so strange that people get so bent out of shape a lot of
all the stuff and it doesn't matter, you know, all these
individual primaries on their own mean very, very little.
But they do show is that people are out there excited or not
excited about particular candidates.
If you guys listen to this, you guys heard me say it.
I know, I know. I'm going to keep repeating
myself over and over again. But I just think Donald Trump
takes this walking away, and I think he takes it walking away
since since the the moment that they decided to indict him,
which is why I have this quote on the screen.
They said while the indictments and the trials have done little
to hurt Trump politically, if you've seen the graph we showed
the other day, they actually have gone upward.
He's actually gained momentum since the indictment.
He's gained momentum since they put him on trial, of course,
because he's a persecuted man. And the American people have at
least some idea that this feels pretty unfair.
Even people that don't love Trump, they go it's not good,
it's not good to take your former president and indict him.
It's very strange. CNN is obviously sort of sort of
hatched this. They've they've captured this
this ethos and they're and they're they're running around
with it now they seem to have boosted his standing.
This is like almost incredulous. They seem to have boosted his
standing by fueling the anti establishment message and making
it difficult for opponents to secure much air time.
Yeah, if you give Trump air, he will fill it up.
He'll he'll take the whole room, he'll take all the air out of
that room. He's going to.
He's going to swallow it all up and he's going to.
Push what he pushes, which is that he is anti establishment.
And how are you proving that he's the establishment
candidate? By having the establishment
indict him and try to get rid of him.
It's it's borderline hilarious that they're actually shocked by
this, but they they seem to be consistently incredulous that
the plans are not working. But here's what they Here's what
you guys got to know. OK, CNN is telling you, and this
is an opinion piece, obviously, but still it's ACNN contributor.
So let's just assume that this makes sense.
It's it's possible that a conviction would look very
different. Several polls have found Several
polls that they don't want to cite necessarily in this
particular piece have found that it become if he becomes a felon,
then more of the electorate would look at him in an
unfavorable light. They'd be more unfavorable if he
was a felon, if he had the felony conviction.
But that that actually assumes that we have a lot of faith in
our court systems, that we have a lot of faith in the particular
courts where they are actually charging him.
In New York, right, in Georgia, where there's activists that are
actually sitting in political office that are prosecuting him,
you'd have to believe that those people have the credibility of
people on the political right. And I has there's no evidence
that that's the case. None.
I I would never believe that. You could never convince me that
people are going to go, well, Letitia James and Alvin Bragg
and Fanny and you know they've all, they've all done really
good work here. And Yep, Trump is a bad guy.
The people that believe in Trump already believe in Trump.
Many of you are those people. You're not going to be swayed by
some Democrat politician who is working through their version of
of slanted justice. So CNN hot takes kind of
interesting. Only interesting to me because.
Because they are hopeful, this hope springs eternal.
The gaslight burns eternal. As we said the other day and and
this continues to be a part of it.
How about some real news? How about something that should
actually be dominating headlines right here.
This is coming from John Solomon's page.
Just the news. Definitely worth your time to
read this particular article. This is written by Ben Whedon
and it says the Florida, The Florida Surgeon General whose
name is Joseph Lapido. Is that right?
Lata dope. Sorry, I'm bad with that one,
he, he urged Wednesday. This is just yesterday that
healthcare providers stop issuing the mRNA COVID vaccines
from Pfizer and Moderna, starting with the USFDA has
failed to follow its own testing guidance.
This seems like it should be the story That is huge.
It should be the biggest. This is why Florida was trending
on all the social media sites. The statement is this.
This is part of his statement. We'll throw on the screen in
just a second here. DNA integration poses a unique
and elevated risk to human health and to the integrity of
the human genome, including the risk that DNA integrated into
sperm or egg gametes could be passed on to offspring of mRNA
COVID-19 vaccine recipients. If the risk of DNA integration
have not been assessed for mRNA COVID-19 vaccines, these
vaccines are not appropriate for human beings.
Holy, holy moly. Well, the FDA has pushed back
predictably. But the real issue here was, is
this is the basis of all the pro-life religious objections
that people were pushing out there.
It wasn't just like, oh, I'm pro-life and I don't like the
way that it was developed and that they were using mRNA
technology that was coming off a, you know, a fetal cell line
from Amsterdam from the 70s. Like that was part of it.
The fruits of that sort of evil tree are a problem for people
that are pro-life and wanted to put a religious accommodation
in. But the second thing was, is
that there were plenty of people, and I had people in my
own office that were talking about this, and you guys
probably know people that were like this as well.
The concern was what if it does something to the gametes?
What if it does something to the ovum and the sperm and changes
the fundamental DNA patterns that we'd be passing on to our
offspring? And we don't know that that's
true. But there's some, there's some
evidence, maybe anecdotal, maybe it's just like starting to
compound. I don't think it's being real
well studied. But those of us who are
concerned about this kind of thing have all, have friends who
have had miscarriages, who are otherwise healthy, who have
also, the only thing in common is that they had the shots.
There are all kinds of stillborn increases.
We're not talking about this anymore.
Have you guys noticed there's a lot of this COVID stuff is kind
of gone away and sort of like what's going to happen?
I think the feeling is, is by many of us who did not get it,
that we're just sitting here waiting for this time bomb and
we're just kind of praying it doesn't ever materialize.
That's been my my sensation from the beginning.
It's very concerning. It's very upsetting to imagine
that they may have done something to the next generation
or the generation that doesn't even occur simply because people
were scared of a, you know, sort of amped up flu virus that had
better contagions and kill people about the same way or
sorry, a cold virus rather kill people the same way that the flu
has done. We know that they skewed the
numbers on the deaths. We know that there have been not
enough medical studies right now we're just seeing that the
United States military, we've got whistleblowers coming out
from D Med and so on that are saying things.
We had Mayor Macy on who actually is running for office
specifically for accountability. And we'll talk about some of
these folks that are doing accountability.
Brad Miller's going to join our program at some point in the
near future. It's like this should be the
story of the century. Who cares about a lot of this
stuff, You know, if it's it's not materialized.
The information is available when it comes down to what
happened and how many COVID vaccines were involved in doing
some really awful nefarious things and if it kills off the
next generation. This discussion of thalidomide
was something that we talked about earlier in 2021, even in
late 2020 as the as the the vaccines were like rolling out
and they were changing the names of things.
If you guys don't know the story of thalidomide, do yourself a
favor and go go read about it. I'm not going to say research
it. I'm going to say go educate
yourself on the concept of it, that the FDA approved it, that
it moved forward and then people didn't know for decades what
what had would gone wrong. And there are suffering people
that like are probably still alive right now.
Children of thalidomide. We actually made it to the Billy
Joel song. You know, we didn't start the
fire. It made it into the Billy Joel
song because people were born without normal long bone
formation. So they came out with flippers,
but they didn't know that it was a it was like it was a pregnancy
medication, pregnancy medication.
We throw that in an air quotes and it was supposed to stop
morning sickness, which would be amazing if any of you've ever
been around women who have morning sickness, it's awful to
see. But when the FDA is funded, like
a big chunk of their budget is funded by the very companies
that are going to them to go get certifications and stamps.
It may be a very long process, but we know they rolled it right
back for these things because people were scared and they use
their fear and they made a bunch of money on it.
And now we're going to start seeing a lot of these things.
Let's pull up the the surgeon general's actual statement about
the things that that were relevant to him.
I think it's worth looking at. See here.
I think I've got it. I've got it on here somewhere.
Give me one moment, folks. There it is.
It's actually on the screen. I just had it up a second ago in
2007. This actually comes not from the
article that John Solomon has. The little quotation I'm showing
you here actually comes from the surgeon General's website.
They released this statement and the statement says as follows.
In 2007 the FDA published guidance on regulatory limits
for DNA based vaccines in a paper which you guys can link
to. It's the consideration for
plasmid DNA vaccines for infectious disease indications,
very sterile sounding. It's guidance for the industry
and in this guidance for the industry the FDA outlined
important considerations for the vaccine that use novel methods.
Again, that word novel should be the scariest thing that you hear
for the last couple years. But certainly in 2024 when you
hear novel interpretation, novel method, first of its kind.
We used to kind of laud these things like, oh, it's American
ingenuity. And America is the greatest
because it continues to create new things.
Yeah, trust, but verify, folks, how about that?
This says here a couple of bullet points #1.
DNA integration could theoretically impact the human's
oncogenes. That's the genes which can
transform healthy cells into cancerous cells.
Why are they honing in on that? Because we keep hearing about
things like turbo cancer. Do I know that those are those
are happening? No.
Anecdotally, we're hearing about people that are popping up with
really aggressive forms of cancer and there's plenty of
people who seem to have decent amount of credibility and they
have a reputation in that field. I'm not an oncologist, but I do
know that there are people who study pathology that have said
that they are seeing instances that don't make sense in the
populations they're seeing in, and we're seeing younger death.
So once again, do we get emotional about it?
No. We take the information.
We say, look, there's some pretty significant information
that should be evaluated. And that's exactly what this guy
is saying. Pull the products from the
market, do the test that you should have done in the 1st
place, which should have been done.
You know, it should have taken years to get this thing to
market. They rushed it.
They were trying to get away with something.
And we're seeing a lot of it. And most of you have lost trust
in institutions like this simply because they ran over their own
credibility and it looks like they did it for money.
Can I say without a shadow of a doubt that it would be about
nobody? No, I can't.
We can just look at human behaviors and we can look at the
the fact that they ran over all the safety protocols and that
should scare the crap out of people.
So the fact that people lined up for this, I don't know anybody
that didn't get the shots that are like man, I really wish I
got in the shot. Do you know why?
Because the shots were available to everybody.
I know plenty of people who got them that don't want to talk
about it anymore. And if you want to have the
conversation with those folks who who just involve themselves
in this game of, you know, you needed to get the shot.
They were trying to shame you, was starting up in the
beginning. They were doing military
pressure. They're doing civilian pressure
in the in the federal government.
What does it all come down to? All we got to do is look very,
very simply. How many booster shots have you
had? And I don't mean that in a mean
way. I don't mean that is like, I'm
going to own you. I mean, how many booster shots
have you had? And if you're not current on all
the boosters, when did you stop? And if you stopped, why did you
stop? What made you choose to no
longer follow the protocols of this, of this particular
recommendation coming from these very, very reputable CDC and so
on and so forth? FDA approved nonsense.
Why did you stop following that guidance if you are no longer
taking those shots? It's a simple question.
It doesn't need to be a gotcha, even though it kind of is.
You need to know why people decided not to get boosted on
these things if they were originally on board.
And if the answer is they learn something or they have some
regret about it, you know, you can accept them for that.
We should have a lot of grace for people.
We should probably try to be building more people about it
because nobody is celebrating. Like nobody should be
celebrating. There's no that, that that's
like a demonic evil thing to do to celebrate somebody's
misfortune if their baby didn't survive pregnancy.
And so I this is where I kind of sit on it.
You look and you go, yeah, you're right.
Nobody wants like being right is not a great answer if what you
do is you actually drive people back to something worse.
OK, and the last little bullet point here, 2 little bullet
points rather. DNA integration may result in
chromosomal instability. In other words, it may actually
disrupt the process of the of the replication of chromosomes.
That should be a real problem. We don't want that.
You don't want instability. That sounds like the exact worst
thing. One of the most incredible
things you can ever do is go take a genetics course.
Go take a even an undergrad level genetics course.
It'll blow your mind about what goes on inside your cells in
order for you to stay alive. And chromosomal instability, the
inability to replicate, catastrophic.
It's actually it's it's one of those things that sort of
guaranteed. I had a professor that said
basically like cancer on a long enough timeline for the human
being is a 100% guarantee you will have cancer if you live
long enough to get cancer. If something else doesn't kill
you first, you will eventually have your body fail because you
have all these different. He described them as sort of
like panes of glass that are all safety between you and the and
sort of the replication process failing And when you break them
because you had 50 hours of sun exposure that was too long and
and you have this and you have that and all that.
You know maybe you're exposed to something in a toxic environment
maybe you had some chemicals long enough exposure time to to
life equals a probability of one for cancer.
This was the way it was briefed to me.
This is the way that that lecture went down and you go
like oh OK got it. I don't want to add anything to
my body that's going to cause chromosomal instability and and
and more importantly if we are not evaluating it fully for that
particular problem, then we are screwed.
We need to pull them and just take a deep breath like nobody's
dying from COVID the way that they were, if they ever were,
the way that they told us they were, let's call it that.
The last one is the guidance for the industry discussions, bio
distribution of COVID vaccines and how such integration could
affect unintended parts of the body.
This is the other thing we keep hearing about blood, heart,
brain, liver, kidney, bone, Marys, bone marrow, rather
ovaries and testes, long and lymph nodes, spleen, etcetera.
The administrative site and the the injection site are also in
question. My buddy sent me one of these
memes the other day. You guys have probably seen
this. It's like a woman and she's
evaluating a man. He's sitting up on the thing.
It's like a doctor patient relationship.
And she says, you know, you know, did you get the COVID
vaccines? And he said, yeah, I didn't want
anything to happen to my loved ones who were old.
And I just, I just, I love them so much and I didn't want to,
you know, to to potentially kill them by me showing up and
exposing them to something. And the doctor says you've got a
big heart. And he said, yeah, I know it
just seemed like the right thing to do it.
She said, no, no, no, Your heart is enlarged.
You have, you have myocarditis, you have inflammation and it's
not good. And that's that's such a dark
way of looking at this stuff. But sometimes we need to have
humor and comedy to kind of just move these things along.
But we also need to have grace with the people that have
decided to do something and give them an opportunity to change
their mind. And then how about we just take
a little pause on this crap and stop putting it in?
I think there's so many people that are scared of what it is
and what it isn't. But the answer is should be do
we actually know or do we just feel?
And if you feel that's OK to slow down in the same way that
we should slow down about evaluation of Epstein, you know,
associations and people who are linked to, I think that you
don't have concrete knowledge. Most of us don't have the the
wherewithal or the ability to read all the scientific papers
and understand exactly what's going on.
And there's also seems to be a strong push to not share this
information, to not research this information enough on the
FDA side of it. They're actually encouraged to
the opposite. So the Florida Attorney General
pushing this, the Surgeon general rather it's fantastic.
It's what needs to happen. These should be frontline
stories and they are actually not on most of the web pages
that I went to go look for what's going on today.
We didn't see it. Everybody's distracted by a new
shiny object. Don't get distracted.
It's just it's the worst possibility.
The other big thing that's going on right now is maybe something
that you guys have seen. 302,000 is the number that we heard the
other day from Fox News about running over our border.
And on top of that and this is I didn't know this, this is
actually like shockingly new to me.
Apparently Nikki Haley is OK with you moving into her house.
So if any of you are having a bad time, if you are looking at
like rent is too high and you're just looking for a better life
and you're thinking, hey, I live in Carolina, maybe I should go
live with Nikki. I bet she's got a really nice
place. This is seems to be the argument
she's making. I don't know who you're
appealing to in the Republican base or the Republican primaries
to make this argument. This argument is repeated, by
the way. So if you're listening on our
any of our audio channels, if you're listening on Apple or
Spotify or iHeartRadio, Pod Bean, etcetera, she's repeating
it because there's a video rolling in the background and I
would recommend you guys checking it out.
We're about 35 minutes into the show.
Come check this video out if you haven't seen it before because
I'm about to show you who we're letting in.
And you know, you guys have all seen some of this stuff, but
hearing it while Nikki Haley talks about it is kind of gross.
But let's keep in mind these people that are wanting to come
here, they want to come for a better life too.
They have kids too. They have a heart too.
They so we don't need to be disrespectful.
We don't need to talk about them as criminals.
They're not. They're families that want a
better life and they're desperate to get here.
But let's keep in mind these people that are wanting to come
here, they want to come for a better life too.
They have kids too. They have a heart too they so we
don't need to be disrespectful. We don't need to talk about them
as criminals. They're not.
They're families that want a better life and they're
desperate to get here. But let's keep in mind these
people that are wanting to come here, they want to come for a
better life too. They have kids too.
They have a heart too. They so we don't need to be
disrespectful. We don't need to talk about them
as criminals. They're not.
They're families that want a better life and they're
desperate to get here. But let's keep in.
We could do that for the whole role.
I think it's like 2 minutes of it.
She just repeats a 22nd clip over and over again.
Whoever made that fantastic work?
Yeah, you guys are seeing it. I see you guys in the chat.
There's an awful lot of military aged males there.
They don't seem to be people who have families that are
desperate. They seem like they're standing
in clean clothing and they're ready to come in here with nice
backpacks and what the hell are they coming into our country
for? So apparently, if you are
desperate and and maybe more desperate than some of those
folks over there, maybe you're living on some hard times,
you're looking at maybe getting evicted from your apartment.
Maybe you're saying, like, hey, I can't even make ends meet.
The Biden economy. Somebody told me the other day
that they were struggling and I was like, what are you talking
about? We're all rich.
I already heard Joe Biden say it.
We're all rich. Wouldn't it be?
Wouldn't it be interesting to see everybody start moving into
Nikki Haley's lawn? Yeah, you just take over her
house. You're not criminals.
We should have a lot more sensitivity.
We should have a lot more love and compassion in our heart.
And we should just go live with Nikki Haley.
Why not? She wants it.
It's the right thing to do. OK, last little piece of fun
things that's going to kind of line up where we're at.
And then I've got some fun. I promised a dad joke a day if I
can. We'll make that happen.
But let's let's throw something up here about what does these
sort of crap policies result in? They result in people moving
out. The only question is, are these
people political refugees like my neighbors who are super nice
and they left California because they're like, I can't be part of
California anymore? Or are they people who are
coming and they're following, they're leaving their bad ideas
or leaving a bad situation and coming into a situation they're
going to vote the same way? It could go either way right
now. I would have to say that because
having lived in the Northern Virginia area, we saw a lot of
people that left Maryland and they had, they voted to turn it
into a shit hole, to use the words of former President Trump,
they had voted to make it awful. And then they moved into
Northern Virginia, voted the same way and Northern Virginia
is now quite awful. Yeah, so Californian, this is
the headline coming off Fox right now.
California beats every single state for most residents moving
away for the 4th year in a row. Now how do they do this?
They're they're doing sort of an interesting little look at
statistics because we can't find out where people are moving and
where they're moving from. What they're deciding is, is
they go to U-Haul, which is probably one of the biggest
single indicators of people who are leaving for economic
reasons. Because if you if you have to do
a U-Haul as someone who's had to do a U-Haul, you're not doing it
because you want to. It's because you know your
company is not moving you. Generally speaking, usually
you're either in the military or you're you're not a a very high
net worth individual. You can't pay someone to come do
the crappy job of moving you. So you're loading up your own
truck, which I have done and Garrett O'boyle flew down to
help me. So thank God for him.
And then you're going one way. You're taking your your vehicle
from New Mexico to Texas, from California to Texas, from
whatever you know, New York to Florida.
So here's a little piece here. While one way transactions in
2023 remain below the wrecking record-breaking levels that we
saw during the immediately following the pandemic because
so many people were locked down in California, they were just
like F it I'm out. We continue to see the same
geographical trends from U-Haul customers moving between states.
This is a U-Haul international president saying that that's
kind of interesting. And then there's also a guy who
runs an enormous Facebook group called Terry Gilliam, founder of
Leaving California Facebook group.
He said the exodus continues and it's no surprise that people who
are conservative are leaving deep blue states.
They are looking around and saying the battle is lost.
California sure is pretty, but they they don't make good
decisions with my money and I'm out of here and I know more and
more people. I keep meeting.
And it's funny. It used to be when you met
Californians that were moving into when you met him moving
into another state like Texas. And we used to see this going
back to even when I was a kid. When you see them, they they
just were the same Californians. They had moved there for
economic opportunity and that is not the case now.
I think people are now leaving and legitimately fleeing
tyranny. They're worried that their kids
are going to get taken away from them, things like this.
This guy says all you have to do is look at the continuing move
left by California and you can see why a middle class and upper
class taxpayers. He's right.
The producers are leaving, and his Facebook group has over
100,000 members, which seems like a lot.
I don't know about Facebook. That's not my thing.
But 100,000 people is not nothing.
If 100,000 people are willing to talk about it, imagine what that
means on the back end because those 100,000 people have
spouses, especially if they're like moving and leaving.
Most of them probably have spouses and kids.
So that's three, four, 500,000 people that are being
represented. That's a lot of people.
It's a lot of people that don't want to be in California
anymore, which is kind of sad and shameful for those of us who
have left. I was born in California.
I should. I don't know if I've ever told
you guys that, but I was born in California, in Berkeley.
And man, it's kind of embarrassing to be part of that.
When I was a kid, all I wanted to do was be a guy from
California because California was the coolest.
It's really cool when you're a kid to be from California.
But man, the more that I grew up, it's like, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no. California went off the Cliff.
And probably around the time that we left, it wasn't the
California. And when I tried to move back, I
did it twice. I moved to San Francisco right
out of college. And San Francisco, while being
interesting and exciting, kept me for one year before I made it
back to Texas. That was kind of funny.
And I also lived in San Diego briefly and in Los Angeles for
about a year and a half. And then that was also as an
adult. When I did that, the first thing
that happened was the military. And I'll, I'll call this God's
plan, immediately took me and flew me back to Texas and
stationed me in San Antonio. So many of you guys have that
experience where you're just, I'm seeing the chat is full of
people saying I left California X number of years ago, I don't
want to be there anymore. Yeah, man, these things have
consequences. But this is the most important
part of our federalist system is that we're supposed to have
independent laboratories for freedom.
We're supposed to have places that you can go.
I'm not really into what's going on here.
I'm not feeling this vibe that's going on in California.
They are doing weird things with my money, and I want to take my
money and my feet in my household and my family, and I
want to go find another place to be that is more aligned with me
and I'm going to vote. And a lot of people are moving
to states that are smaller. There's a huge growth in places
like like Per Capita, in Montana's and in Idaho's and in
Wyoming's and in Utah. These things places are
incredibly expensive right now. If you've looked and the reason
they're so expensive is because people are trying to take their
dollars and they're trying to take their vote where it's going
to matter a bunch more. You go to a state that has less
than a million people in it and or you know, less than two
million, you can actually move the needle a lot more.
Don't, don't, don't count on Oklahoma as somebody who went to
the University of Oklahoma. I'm going to tell you guys,
don't count on Oklahoma. It's still pretty good.
Let me say thanks to Catholic Vote, talking about family.
Talking about the things that are good in life.
Faith, family and freedom. catholicvote.org.
You guys can go to their website.
Get looped in right there. They'll get their e-mail.
They had some really good stuff. One of the things they were
talking about were two stories. They they covered the story
talking about California losing people.
They talked about the Florida Attorney General.
This is a states rights issue. They also talked about Governor
Katie Hobbs today in today's loop.
Worth checking out the story. Katie Hobbs.
Sorry, not she's not New Mexico. She's Arizona.
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs is targeting school choice, which
is a really powerful thing that in fact, even my mother, who is
a teacher out there, was was able to benefit from seeing
school choice dollars coming from kids.
They were able to assign it to a Christian School and and take
their money that their taxes were paying and put it towards
where their kids were actually going to school.
As opposed to sort of the traditional and sort of
frustrating model where you take your kids and you pay all your
taxes for properties and they fund all the government schools
and then you got to take your own dollars on top of that.
You've already paid for schools and then you got to go pay for
them in private schools. That is something that many
people have done for a very long time and they're willing to do
it and it's a big sacrifice. But the idea that Arizona's
going to try to roll back the freedom to take your own tax
dollars and assign them to the school, your kids actually go,
that's a bad thing. And and you know, we'll just see
how it works for them. If they steal an election or
what's going on there, you know, whether or not you believe that
the election was stolen. There's certainly some
indicators that that like I said, there are pave stones that
show that there was a problem there in Arizona and it doesn't
seem like it's getting fixed. I see a lot of spaces on Twitter
where people are talking about it.
But what I don't see is anybody that can say, yes, this is the
100% how it was done, which is why if you can, if you can
obscure the sort of situation, then you can make people just
complacent. They're going to vote and then
you see what happens. You see, what happens is you get
this lady, whether or not she was rightfully elected or not,
she's making some changes and she's pushing to get rid of the
school choice initiative so that she could put more money into
student safety. It's always about this.
The democracy equals tyranny of the majority.
Which is why Joe Biden always talks about it.
It's not good stuff, folks, but it is out there.
I wanted to end on a couple of like, amusing notes to you.
I had a video full of dad jokes. This came out of Tracy Bean's
feed. So let me let me, let me not
preface it with too much other than this is like some girl who
follows her dad around and I guess he's kind of goofy.
And it reminds me probably not of the way that my dad is, but
probably the more that I am like with my kids.
And here's a little dad joke, a little bit of things to smile
about. It's Thursday and we just
learned that, you know, the so-called unveil and bombshell
is not a bombshell. So let's just take a deep breath
and watch something kind of kind of kind of silly.
How you doing? Salmon rub.
Sounds a little naughty. Vegetable shake.
How to eat my own screen. I don't believe in frozen bread.
I want fresh bread or I'm out. These aren't bad.
If I was a sized boat, that's the cod candle of the day.
Is it a good deal? I have no idea what a good honey
deal is. It's low.
It's right here. It's fairly local.
I mean, I'm looking at it. Do we need these?
Are they on the list? Are shit Peppers.
How much stuck in the book? The only good bean is a Jelly
Bean. And if everyone you know is
coming over? They're tender.
I just cut them off like that and put a little Italian bread
crumb. Are you writing this down?
I got value. Nachos.
Whatever that means. They're from like Monday's game
looks like a tongue. I know nothing about pickleball
other than I would dominate, win the National Champship right
now, sort of going, where are we going all?
Right. Let's go that.
Red Hand obviously means you do whatever you want to smell.
This it's on sale. It should be.
Oh, you look great. Great's a little strong.
That guy is such a lemon bag. We got to get that going.
Restaurant style. Well, you got a tip at me?
Look, I'm a fall risk. Spring, summer, winter.
I'm good, but fall on the risk. Manola for 10 bucks?
No thanks. I'll make my own.
Will you? No, just.
Got to make play some. All right, look it up.
Some girl literally thought it was worth just following her dad
around, captioning what he had to say and and and amused her.
That's I think that's our goal, right?
We got to be able to have influence with our kids.
We're not going to be able to relate 100%.
I also really appreciate it, which not, I'm not the only one,
he said. I don't know the rules of
pickleball. I just win.
That sounds like a dad thing to say.
There's a lot of. I think that's the sort of the
magic of it. If we can keep that kind of
generational contact, if we can just push past the stupidity and
and not have political arguments with your kids, at least at
least they'll listen to you. They'll know that you're funny.
They'll know that you're weird and quirky.
I've got three daughters now and I anticipate being every bit as
goofy as that. I imagine that my daughter's
whenever they have phones, which is going to be, I don't know
what my oldest is, almost 7. So in 10 years when I give her a
phone because I don't want her to look on the Internet for the
next decade, but whenever she does, I imagine she'll be
following me around and videoing me at Costco because I'm that
weird. I say all kinds of crazy stuff
at Costco because have you guys been to Costco?
It's either say funny things like that guy talk about how the
honey that you're holding in your hand is local or you're
probably going to go insane. Also, pro tip, you guys didn't
ask for it, but let me just share this.
If you are not generating a battle card every time you go to
Costco with the little kids loaded up with your water and
your heavy items, first go straight to one of those are all
the way to the back and then run over anybody that gets in your
way. Have I done it?
Yes. Have I accidentally injured a
strange looking Chinese spy who may or may not have been with
looking at me in the Washington DC area?
Yeah, totally ran right over the back of her because she stopped
abruptly. And that is a bad choice.
Don't do that at Costco. I had one other one.
I've been saving this for a couple days.
I don't know why I've been saving it, but I really wanted
to share with you. Things are getting spicy.
As I mentioned, things are going to get strange.
They're going to get weird out there.
And if you're not prepared to step up, things might get real.
Yo, man. Yo, I know you see me here,
dude. I'm waiting here like 10
minutes, man. No, no, no.
This is my parking space, man. Now what you need to do is put
your little hybrid in reverse and go out the way you came in.
What? Yo, it's about to get real in
the Whole Foods parking lot, man.
It's getting real in the Whole Foods parking lot.
I got my steal and you know, it gets sparked a lot.
I'm on my grind, homie. It's on my mind, homie.
These foods with clipboards are looking at me like they know me.
It's getting real in the Whole Foods parking lot.
You know the deal with the little shopping carts they got.
Check out what I say. It happens every day.
It's how we live on the West side of LA.
I'm riding slow in my Prius, all leather tinted windows.
You can't see us. Everybody's trying to park.
You can feel the tension. I'm in electric mode, can't even
hear the engine. Just then I saw a spot open up.
My time is perfect. I'm creeping up.
But then this other dude try to steal it.
Going the wrong way. Yo, man, I've had a long day.
It's getting real. The Whole Foods parking lot.
Yeah, I got my steal. And you know it gets sparks a
ride. I'm on my grind home.
It's on my mind home. Yeah, these foods with
clipboards are looking at me like they know it's getting
real. And the Whole Foods parking lot,
you know the deal with the little shopping carts they call.
And I'm just trying to find a decent Pinot noir for 120.
Then I take it to the cheese counter.
Humboldt fog. You just ran out, Sir.
Willy Dog. Take it easy, man.
I try to calm myself. I've been on edge ever since
they took Kombucha off the shelf.
It's getting real in the Whole Foods parking lot.
I got my steal. And you know, it gets sparked a
lot. Really.
I'm on my grind, homie. It's on my mind, Homie.
Yeah. These foods with clipboards are
looking at me like they are not. Now.
It's getting real in the Whole Foods parking lot.
You know the deal with the little shopping carts they got?
Let's check out what I say. It happens every day.
It's how we live on the West side of LA.
This buster's on his iPhone talking to his friends, picking
up some cayenne pepper for his Master Cleanse.
You're the most annoying dude I've ever seen, bro.
Could you please move your right in front of the quinoa I'm about
to check out, Pay my 80 bucks for six things and get the heck
out. The express lane is moving hella
slow. Man, these fools don't know this
shit is getting really getting real in the Whole Foods parking
lot. So rude.
I got my stealing. You know it gets sparked.
If you guys don't know what that is, DJ Dave, that's fog and
smog. You guys should definitely check
that out. This thing is an old video, but
my wife who is a used to be a big time Whole Foods shopper
until it started pricing us out. I like the the six things.
For 80 bucks, it's 100%. I used to get like grocery bags
that were just like one bag and you could carry them with one
hand and they were $100 and you're like, Oh my God, what am
I doing there? Anyway, I just want to give you
guys a little detox. It's coming through the end of
the week. You know, it's there's a lot of
stupid things that are happening out there.
We did the The Dad rap earlier on this week, which I thought
was kind of funny. Yeah, and DJ Dave, super funny.
He's got a bunch of other good ones.
They're all like going back aways, but talented, amusing,
light hearted, mostly Work appropriate.
You could probably share that with your boss.
It's not going to hurt anybody's feelings.
And guess what? It doesn't matter if you're a
leftist, if you're a liberal, if you're center right or a far
right extremist. You could all agree that if
things are getting real in the Whole Foods parking lot, like
2024 is going to be lit, especially when dudes and
Priuses are getting pissed off. So whatever it's worth, I hope
that entertains you just a little bit.
I hope it takes the the stress level down as you guys go about
your day. And I appreciate you guys
joining us. If you watch this anywhere else,
if you're not watching us on rumble.com/cal Serif and you
missed out on the live chats take on this.
And yes, some of you guys do know the deal with the little
shopping carts they got. I I see you guys.
I see what you're saying. All right, I appreciate all of
you. I want to say thanks to those of
you who have been giving us five star views.
You are continuing to move us up.
We were number 75 for all of politics last week, which is
crazy in the United States for whatever Apple's ranking is.
I don't know how the hell they do it, but but they do and they
put us up under 100, so that's something for for a new podcast
that's just getting kicked off, Pretty big deal.
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Good to go. OK, let's put a review up and
say thanks. Check this one out.
This one's kind of a long one, but I really like it.
It's one of my favorite reviews only because it's super
complimentary, so I'd be foolish not to Marine Chad says always
start the day off listening to Kyle, the best podcast, always
have a great communicator that I could listen to for hours.
Bongino, Levine and Seraphin are by far the best way to get
educated on the top problems facing this country.
That's really high praise by the way.
I always start the day listening to Kyle because I believe he is
a great, informed educator to his audience and his interviews
are the best. Thanks so much, he says.
I've never heard of even half these guests and they're
incredible people with amazing stories that don't get the
attention for the mainstream media.
Kyle always brings these stories to life.
Always a great lesson. Keep up the great work, Marine.
Chad, thanks so much, bud. Like that's that's seriously,
really, really nice and high praise.
If you guys are watching this, you like it.
Give us a thumbs up over there on rubble and make sure that it
continues to promote the show. But yeah, super, super
thoughtful and you know, all of you have really good stories.
That's the thing that I've learned.
If I talk to anybody, there's a neat story there.
We just have to get to it and we often do.
So thanks so much for joining us for the Kyle Serafin Show.
God bless all of you guys. We will see you again tomorrow
for Friendly Friday. Yes, I will work out the audio
kinks, I hope. Before we get Steve Friend on,
check out the Amrad Podcast which should be streaming.
They've got it all set up. Amrad Pod It's rumble.com/amrad
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now, follow at Amrad Pod AM RADPOD.
We'll see you guys tomorrow and have a great day with a little
bit lower stress. Don't let things get real in the
parking lot. Thanks for listening to The Kyle
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