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defender, and recovering FBI agent Kyle Seraphin.
Well, hello, my friends, Welcome to the Kyle Seraphin Show.
It is Tuesday, it is January the 21st, and we are in the first
new day of the Trump administration here in 2025.
And we're already getting off to an absolute roller coaster ride
for our friends on the left. And what I did today is
something I don't do every day. I went out and found the best of
the top headlines because I want you to know what some of your
neighbors are reading for news today.
And it is really, really funny the things they chose to cover,
the way that they chose to cover it, and the things that they
chose not to cover, which is pretty significant.
Let's start a little differently.
Often times what we do is go directly into a sponsor read and
we get us going. I'm actually going to get us
started with kind of a warm up moment.
This is JD Vance, the new Vice President of the United States,
swearing in with his cute little 3 year old who's got her finger
tapes covered in bandits as a three-year olds are won't to do.
Let's get started off with a little bit of a warm up swearing
from yesterday's inauguration. Please raise your right hand and
repeat after me. I, James David Vance, do
solemnly swear. I, James David Vance, do
solemnly swear. That I will support and defend
the Constitution of the United States.
That I will support. And defend the Constitution of
the United States. Against all enemies, foreign and
domestic. Against all enemies, foreign and
domestic. That I will bear true faith.
And allegiance to the same.
That I take this obligation
freely. That I take this obligation
freely. Without any mental reservation.
Or purpose of evasion?
And that I will well and
faithfully discharge. And that I will well and
faithfully discharge. The duties of the office.
On which I'm about to enter.
So help me God.
Congratulations, Mr. Vice
President. All right, that's a little
start. It's a little bit of a taste.
And again, it's kind of refreshing to see somebody who's
got little children, who's got some skin in the game instead of
that childless cat lady, Kamala Harris and the guy who had a
crack addict kid. That's a little bit of a
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Aw, man, I had so much fun pulling together today's show.
I really did. There's nothing funnier than
opening up my CNN. You guys know I start the day
with CNN because CNN doesn't tell us the truth.
And I want to know what the lie of the day is and the lie of the
day is. They just can't let it go.
It's like the good old days. They let off with a Fact Check.
It is the first story on the top of the page.
They have an entire thing up there.
Fact Check. I pulled it.
Trump made more than 20 false claims in his Inauguration Day
remarks. Do you know how many fact checks
I have seen of Joe Biden in the last four years?
He gave a couple of speeches, Not very many, mind you.
Most the time he was in bed by 4 and he probably didn't get up
till 10:00 AM. But do you know how many fact
checks I saw? Zero.
None. Zilch.
It never led the news, not once. We've been doing this podcast
for a little over two years right now.
I checked CNN religiously, I checked them throughout the day,
and I checked them first thing in the morning.
I always know what their first story is.
It has never once been Fact Check.
Joe Biden lied to you X number of times during a speech he just
made. Not one time.
So for our Lib friends out there and those on the left that just
want to see winning, this is what winning looks like.
This is why your Fact Check will continue to give us the same
thing. Here's Donald Trump swearing in
as president of the United States of America.
Yeah, we're going to do 2 full oaths.
Why? Because the oath is actually
really important to people at this show.
The suspendables crew think this oath means something.
And then we're going to get into some of the promises made, the
promises kept that he did on day one.
Yeah. Let me just take a deep breath
here. Check that.
Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Chief Justice Roberts to
administer the presidential oath of office.
Please raise your right hand and repeat after me.
I, Donald John Trump, do solemnly swear.
That I will faithfully execute. That I will faithfully.
Execute the office of President of the United States the.
Office of President of the United States.
And will to the best of my ability.
Will to the best of my ability. Preserve, protect and defend.
The Constitution of the United
States. The Constitution of the United
States. So help me God.
Congratulations, Mr. And there
it is. So you get a little taste.
And John Roberts was in a hurry. He didn't wait for the family to
get behind him or anything. He just said, let's do this
right now. In fact, it happened so quickly
that Donald Trump did not get his hand on the Bible, which was
being carried by Melania. So that is, I kid you not, one
of the lead stories from ABC News under their politics
section. I'm not even going to read you
the Fact Check because I just don't care.
I just think it's funny that they called out that the opening
line was Fact Check. And some of the things are
classic Trump and some of them are classic like sort of Trump
exaggerations and things that he says.
And some of them are going to be the LAX context.
Trump doesn't place his hand on Bible daring swear in Chief
Justice John Roberts administered the oath of office.
Now, to the everlasting credit of ABC News, both of those are
true statements. He did not place his hand on the
Bible when he swore in. And John Roberts was the one who
administered the oath. So we'll Fact Check them and say
that's true. Why that was one of your lead
stories in the politics section, Nobody knows.
It kind of seems like they're trying to say something about
whether or not he's a good person, whether or not he's
violated protocol, whether or not he has put his hand on the
Bible should upset people who read the Bible.
Do we think that members of the ABC staff are constantly reading
the Bible and, and, and are very, very, very offended on
behalf of Christians? I don't.
And the reason I don't is because I read the rest of their
stories, which are also really funny.
And we're going to get to those in a little bit.
Now, in fairness to a BCABC probably did the most fair
coverage of some of this on the top lines in the written form.
So good for ABC. They get the award of actually
attempting to do journalism with a capital J and not trying to do
something else. Whatever else, it is propaganda,
but you can't make it up. Who's the most ridiculous group
here? Who are the people that we pay
for? You guys in the chat already
know the answer. We pay for them, at least in
some part. They are also paid for by the
elitist leftist and they have constantly the most UN American
messaging of any quote, UN quote news source.
You guys want to take a quick guess?
I'll give the chat just a moment to take a look.
There we go. We'll put the X chat up.
We'll put the Rumble chat up. Guys, while we're talking about
it, you can follow us over at rumble.com/kyle Serafin.
You can follow us on X, it's at Kyle Serafin.
That's the handle if you're not doing so already.
I'm looking for who is the most UN American news source that is
out there. And we're going to keep watching
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The chat is striking out at the moment.
MSNBC would normally be the right answer, except we fund
them. Here's NPR's headline.
I kid you not. This was the top story at NPR,
the top story, the number one story.
Donald Trump declares US will withdraw from the World Health
Organization. Why would anybody at NPR funded
by the American tax dollars and donations and listeners like
you, why would they care so much about the propaganda pieces that
they are supposed to run on behalf of the WHL?
I've seen a couple of really fun little pieces from interviews of
of folks that work at The Who. They simply are owned by Chinese
propaganda outlets. Like that's all they do is they
pump out nonsense. It's fairly incredible.
I want you guys to have a little taste of what he did.
This is one of 100 into what, 96 or 198 executive orders for?
For the record and the actual record as we talked about the
other day, the 42, the executive order signed by Joe Biden were
the highest number signed since Truman in the 1st 100 days.
Donald Trump did almost 4X that yesterday.
Is that a good way to rule? Absolutely not.
Is that what happens when you open up the door for tit for tat
politics? It is.
And here is him. Here's him, here's, here's the
president getting rid of the World Health Organization on the
US budget. He's saying we are no longer
going to be part of it. He also withdrew from the Paris
climate accords, like moment one.
And he also demanded that federal employees should come
back to work. There are so many executive
orders. We're going to be piercing
through them probably for a week or two.
Again, almost 200 of them in the first day.
And he spent the first part of the day getting driven up to
because he didn't get sworn in until afternoon.
Then he had a huge inauguration parade and speeches and
ceremonies and so on. It was a wild day in Washington,
DC for people who are paying attention.
And then they still partied their butts off all night.
Here it is withdrawing from. What is this?
Withdrawing from the World Health Organization so.
That's a big one. So we paid $500 million to World
Health when I was here and I terminated China with 1.4
billion people. We have 350 depend.
We have nobody knows what we have because so many people came
in illegally. But let's say we have 325.
They had 1.4 billion. They were paying 39 million.
We were paying 500 million. It seemed a little unfair to me.
So that wasn't a reason. But I dropped out.
They offered me to come back for 39 million.
In theory, it should be less than that, but you know, and
when Biden came back, they came back for 500 million.
He knew that you could have come back for 39 million.
They wanted us back so badly. So we'll see what happens.
I. Would do it.
Yeah, I would do it talking. About the He's just playing
games with these idiots. And he's like, yeah, we walked
out. They came back to the table and
offered us a lower dollar amount.
And yeah, these people are evil. The things that they have done
is cover up Chinese malfeasance. It's pretty clear.
We know that. I'm just fascinated that NPR
thought that this was the number one story.
They didn't even lead with, like new president in the United
States of America. Donald Trump sworn in like
everybody else, had some variety of it.
CNN LED with here's a bunch of lies he told you in his speech.
Amazing. This.
And then as I said, ABC kicking in was sort of like a somewhat
reasonable thing, saying he got sworn in, but he didn't put his
hand on the Bible. It's very comical to see this
sort of meta coverage. CBS top story, no joke.
It's the top story for a lot of us.
Well done CBS, They don't seem particularly happy about it, but
I think we're thrilled. 1500 pardons for the J Sixers, and
that's what this January has been dedicated to over at the
show. It's the reason why I
interviewed Steve Baker, why we interviewed JD Rivera, why we
had Sean Wisman on the Sunday conversation that you guys can
listen to. It's the feature story over on
rumble.com/kyle Seraphin. So if you haven't heard it, it's
my pinned post over on X if you guys want to check it out over
there. I appreciate it.
He still feels a lot of the pain.
I talked to Sean a little bit earlier.
There is something to be said about individually calling
people out. What Trump did was much Wilder.
He went full bore and he unleashed all of them minus a
handful that are going to be dealing with some commutations,
which is to say they've been let out of their prison sentence.
But they were not pardoned for the crimes that they were
convicted of. And they're still doing
apparently some research on that.
He explains that. Let me just put it this way.
He sat at in the Oval Office and did an hour and a half long
press conference and the stack of E OS in front of him is
tremendous. Again, almost 200 of them.
There are a few people that have been left out of this.
And it's worth noting the story of Jeremy Brown is incredibly
troubling. If you followed it.
He was originally, he was a Green Beret, right?
So he served our country. Honorable discharge was living
down in Florida, was approached by members of either DHS or
something on the Joint Terrorism Task Force and then when they
finally executed some attempts to jam him up because he went to
January 6th, they ended up arresting him on like explosive
munitions or some sort of pyrotechnics that were found in
his house, which he claims were not there.
At this point I wouldn't rule out anything, even though I've
never seen anybody plant evidence.
I just don't feel good about it. So the story of Jeremy Brown
needs to be followed up on. At the very minimum, it seems
like he needs to have a commutation as well.
He was not listed in the January 6th things because the
circumstances of his story are substantially different than the
average person who was charged with either like sedition or,
you know, the operating the the trespassing type charges.
So all of these things need to be looked at.
And I would love to see we're going to continue to push these
stories as best we can. Like I'm a small outlet, but we
want to magnify the cry of those that have been treated poorly.
Here's Donald Trump talking about the hostages.
Should every J Sixer be considered a hostage?
No Should they all be let out? I think the argument was made
multiple times by several of our friends saying at this point
everybody has served more than enough time.
And the only person that should really feel terrible about these
pardons by the way, it's Merrick Garland and Chris Ray, two
people that abuse the American taxpayers confidence and they're
funding to go after political enemies that should have never
even made it on the docket. This should have been done in
the DC Superior Court. It should been investigated
maybe by the DC Metro PD and then probably dismissed because
they were not serious enough crimes.
Instead they made this into a full blown 3 squad exposition.
My friends are still getting J6 leads, which is to say please
investigate this person. There's one other question
that's out there and this is not addressed.
I will. I will go over the text of the
actual pardon and document that Donald Trump put out.
The real scary thing I think is it doesn't prohibit DOJ from
going after anyone else. It does say the indictment that
currently exists should be kicked out, but it doesn't go
after ongoing cases that are still out there.
They just arrested a guy on Friday so this is not done yet.
Here's Donald Trump releasing the so-called hostages, also
known as the J Sixers. I think this order will apply to
approximately 1500 people, Sir. So this is January 6th and these
are the hostages approximately 1500 for a pardon, full pardon.
Full. Pardon, full pardon.
We have about 6 commutations in there where we're doing further
research. Nice to see you again.
So this is a big one. It is a big one.
Let me just read out the pieces here.
A proclamation. This proclamation ends the grave
national injustice that has been perpetrated on the American
people over the last four years and begins the process of
national reconciliation. Acting pursuant to the granting
authority, which is Article 2, Section 2 of the US
Constitution. I do hereby a commute the
sentences of the following individuals related to J6, and
they are as follows. Stewart Rhodes, Kelly Meigs,
Kenneth Harrelson, Thomas Caldwell, Jessica Watkins.
These are the commutations. So they're still going to be
they've been released from jail, but they are not pardoned.
Jessica Watkins, Roberto Menuda, Edward, what is it?
Vallejo, David Marshall, Joseph Hackett, Ethan Nordine, who we
did interview, Joe Biggs, who we interviewed, Zach Reel
interviewed. Dominic Pozzola had him on as
well. And Jeremy Bertono, so those are
the ones that just got released, but they still have criminal
offenses on the record. They are no longer serving jail
time. As I saw a video that Stewart
Rhodes was actually let out last night.
I assume the rest are as well, or at least in short order.
There's a little bit of controversy on this, which I'll
play you in just a second. And then the second piece, Part
B, this applies to basically everybody, to include friends
like Steve Baker, to include the Sean Witzman's, the JD Rivera's,
the folks that have served all of their time already and people
that have not yet served their time.
This is where it says Part B Grant A full complete an
unconditional pardon to all others convicted of offenses
related to the events that occurred at or near the US
Capitol on January 6th, 2021. The Attorney General Cell
administered effectuate the immediate issuance of
certificates of pardon to all the individuals described in
this thing goes on to say that I direct the Attorney General.
This is the key part for future cases to pursue dismissal with
prejudice to the government of all pending indictments against
individuals for their conduct related to the events at or near
the US Capitol on January 6th. The Bureau of Prisons shall
immediately, he says immediately implement all instructions from
the Department of Justice regarding this directive.
What it doesn't say is the ongoing cases.
So that needs to be addressed and probably needs to be
something that follows on. That's OK.
They'll handle these things. Like the other problem is, is
that not everybody was let out. And the reason they weren't let
out is because what you see, Bureau of Prisons, as far as I
know, the Bureau of Prisons does not administer or run the DC
Metro Jail, which is atrocious and horrifically managed.
Here are people outside of that jail last night trying to say,
hey, when are the rest of these guys being let out?
And the answer is we don't know yet.
And the cops are kind of not beholden to them.
They they don't seem like they're going to align with the
sympathies of the folks that are standing in the crowd.
This is a big mistake. This is a big problem.
And it also tells you a lot about DC Metro jails.
It tells you a lot about the DC municipal government.
There's a big problem in our national capital.
It is very lopsided and one sided.
Here's the footage from outside of it.
This is courtesy Alex Jones. I'm giving you literally all I
got, but no more are going to be released tonight, OK?
And tomorrow is a brand new day. We'll see what tomorrow brings,
OK? I'll probably be here with you,
OK? No, I was told no more tonight.
No more tonight, OK. And tomorrow, I don't know.
Tomorrow, I don't know, he's wearing Sergeant stripes.
That makes him at least supervisory of some people
there. And the words immediately are
pretty clear that, like I said, the only problem might be in the
story about the Bureau of Prisons and then thinking that
they have a little bit of wiggle room to not hold them out.
But if they have been pardoned, which is what that decreed, they
should be allowed out immediately.
It it feels like an injustice. It felt like an injustice for a
long time, but it's written down on paper.
And when this was signed immediately thereafter,
especially once they've been notified, that seems like a real
problem. All right, so that was CBS
coverage. Again, this is CBS their lead
story. So we're going to move on to the
next lead story. I guess before we do that, we
could talk about some of the chaotic things.
Look, the country is not going to be fixed immediately.
I think even looking at the word immediately in an EO tells us
it's not going to happen right as the pen is signed.
Donald Trump cannot solve all the problems right away.
So let's go ahead and just give you guys another reminder.
You don't know what's coming in. They haven't sworn in the
cabinet yet. They don't have access to the
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have Donald Trump sitting back there doing real work, the
enemies of this country are still in bed in the government.
They have time to stir up trouble and it could mean all
kinds of things. There are possibilities for
weaknesses. And of course, all the people we
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Again, if you guys haven't done something, I don't think we're
out of the woods with a lot of this stuff and the media
coverage of it is a part of it. Now, one of the issues that
we've been seeing is that we let a bunch of people in, right?
So this was another focus that Donald Trump had.
This is the very, very upsetting.
This is NBC's lead story. Trump issues a slew of
immigration related executive orders on the first day of the
new term. The orders include declaring a
national emergency to deploy military personnel to the
border, suspending refugee resettlement, ending birthright
citizenship. These are going to be challenged
all throughout the courts, as you'd expect.
I would like to see Donald Trump just run roughshod over these
until the only court that is mentioned in the Constitution is
in fact weighing in on it. Wouldn't that be nice?
I know the left would do that if they thought of it.
I do not want to see a federal judge in some small jurisdiction
that doesn't have the ability to restrict the movement of the
chief executive of this office. I don't want to see those people
doing it. And here's a little example of
how we know factually, without any shred of doubt, that this
could have been solved under Joe Biden's time.
It could have been fixed. It was a voluntary choice.
It was a decision that was made. This video is being listed as
being one hour in El Paso after Donald Trump is sworn in.
I know for a fact that they had people basically chomping at the
bit to do their job. If you are listening to this,
what you are missing out on seeing?
The other ones were pretty obvious.
You saw people like it was Donald Trump sitting at a desk
and signing paperwork. This is actually something that
I'm going to describe to you. There were about two dozen
police officers wearing riot gear and holding plastic Shields
that are set up for riots. They are creating a human wall
across a bridge. It might be the bridge that is
the, the foot bridge into the United States Bridge of the
Americas. I can't tell from the the
footage, but that's what it looks like.
There is a line of cones and some jersey barriers and there
is a loudspeaker that is going to give you the following
message. Imagine this.
If you walk up to America thinking you're about to break
in and this is the first thing you encounter.
It's a very different animal starting yesterday just after
noon, you know, Eastern Time. So that was still in the morning
here in Texas. Beyond this point, the result in
the arrest, prosecution and possible application report.
Yeah, if you don't want to deal with the application of force
and these people look like they're ready to get it done,
get the hell out. What a change big time.
Again, NBC very upset. There's a slew of immigration
related executive orders that go into the fact that this is
unconstitutional and that there was a 1898 case that affirmed
that birthright citizenship is legit.
It was a Chinese guy back then. And so this is a this is a
problem because Chinese parents came here.
The issue is, is, and the argument is on the on the side
of those who think that birthright citizenship does not
mean people who came here and dropped an anchor baby, as we
call them, a baby that has parents that have no legal right
or status in the United States. The issue is, is how it was, how
it was written. And the top line problem I have
to imagine is that when the 14th Amendment was written, there was
no welfare state. You came here.
It didn't really matter if you came here without some sort of
legal citizenship status. Yeah, you couldn't vote.
But they didn't imagine this being something that you could
just jump on the public dole and find yourself paid for medical
food, rent that you'd have access to, to working jobs that
would also be able to pay you under the table so you could
avoid taxes. There's a lot of things that are
problematic between 1898 and 2025 America and using that same
language. I want to see what the originals
have to say. And it should be decided.
And if it needs to be, I think they should propose a a clear
and clean amendment so that this language is fixed.
It's probably not the best to do it underneath the Supreme Court,
but they might as well start there and start pushing it
forward. So Donald Trump firing the first
shots in this little police and let it be more now.
You'd be shocked to find out the folks over at NPR are horrified.
They're terrified. Migrants are left in despair at
the border as asylum system shuts down.
The CBP One app has already been shut down.
That's amazing. I wonder what sort of data can
be exploited off said app and how many people are using it or
were using it. Can we track them?
Seems like we might be able to. I guarantee that was in the
terms of service. So Customs and Border Patrol
folks, the DHS mechanism that sent out all this could be used
in a reverse to start mass deportations.
I think it should be done only because there are a lot of
people that came to this country the right way.
And over the last four years, we've seen some absolutely wild,
just flagrant violations of what our federal law says, abusing
definitions like the word asylum.
Do you remember how fast we've moved this?
My mother-in-law has a bleeding heart and I don't, I don't hate
her for this at all. She's a very nice woman.
She cares about people. She wants to do the right thing.
And that she was using the word asylum seekers when people are
coming in and it's like that's not what these people are.
They are not asylum seekers. Asylum seekers have to be
persecuted by governments. I remember asylum seekers.
I know she does too, and I know that you do.
Do you remember we'd see like a Russian Mig 28 pilot and he
would touchdown at like Andrews Air Force Base and you'd go, oh,
my God, the Russians just landed.
And he would immediately jump out.
And he would be asking on the radio, claiming asylum, which is
to say that after he defected to the United States, if he were
sent back to the Soviet Union, if he was sent back to Mother
Russia, he would be thrown in jail.
He would be persecuted for what he tried to do.
There is a real thing called asylum, which is to say that
there is a mechanism of their actual government, tyrannical
peace that is coming for the individual who is claiming
asylum. Not like my husband back in El
Salvador beat me and now I want to be here in the United States.
Or I didn't have a job when I lived in Venezuela, so I came
here or I just got out of prison in some Latin American country
and I'd rather be in the United States, not in prison.
This is not asylum. And the idea that they've now
moved on to the the term migrant notice in this one headline from
NPR, migrant and asylum is used. Well, migrants by definition are
people who came here for economic reasons.
They came here to work. And we actually do have a guest
worker program. And you can come in and apply to
that if you were on the list and you're vetted and then you have
to leave and you can even take all your money with you.
In fact, the people who come in under the migrant system often
times are housed. They are closed.
They are fed by the people that bring them in because that's
part of the deal. They take them in, they have
them work for a season, whatever that migrant season is.
You know, like migratory birds. They fly in for the summer and
they fly out at winter. It's the same animal.
The word comes from the same thing.
It means that they come here temporarily.
Well, you're not a migrant if you come here permanently to
leave your babies and to live in our country without any legal
status. And it's not good for them.
Let me be really clear on this stuff because we're going to
have to make some arguments that appeal to the heart on the left.
And I can tell you as a former law enforcement officer very
clearly that people who come here without the legal status,
the people that break our immigration laws and sneak into
this country, they do not have a good go of it.
They are a captive victim population because they often
times at least don't speak the language.
They often times don't understand our traditions, our
customs or our legal process. And they live in constant terror
of being exploited by law enforcement and sent home, which
is what they should be doing. And because they are going to
hide from law enforcement and because they don't have the
ability to speak the language and because they don't know what
the laws and the rules are in this country, because they
didn't come here and, and, and, and go through a citizenship
test, they didn't get any kind of training.
Those people can be exploited and they are by corporations.
That would be something the left would hate.
They also get exploited by organized crime regularly.
They are killed and extorted at a very high rate because there
are predators among those people that are asylum seekers.
They use the exact same labels. They use the exact same
pathways. They come in with the exact same
coyotes, except they are here to steal and exploit and to rape
and pillage. Sometimes Americans, but often
times people who speak their own language and look like them.
They hang out in horrible apartment buildings and nasty
little neighborhoods where they are watching for people like me,
for folks who worked in the law enforcement community that are
going to come in and try to bring like American civility.
And they resist it and they extort them for small amounts of
money, which equals big, big cash.
A lot of it is sent back home. I watch this with MS13I.
Guarantee you the Trans de Agua guys are doing the same thing.
They know that they can exploit people that have no legal status
because those people do not go to regular American law
enforcement. They think that they will be
deported. Often times they won't, by the
way. In fact, some of them will.
If they turn on the folks that are doing organized crime in
this country, a lot of times they'll actually get, they'll
get some benefits with ICE or DHSI don't necessarily think
that's right, but that's how it works.
That's the real world system. If you do not want people to be
a captive victim population exploited like serfs and slaves,
then you should not want illegal immigration.
Imagine every single moment looking over your shoulder.
It's like driving without registration or without having a
license plate on. Imagine if you don't have a
license plate on your car and you're driving around, you're
just waiting to get pulled over and find out what that cops
going to have in store. Will it be a warning?
Maybe. Is it going to be jail time?
I don't know. Probably.
Probably not, right. And you're probably not going to
get jail time for not having it. But you just don't know what's
going to go on. What other stuff's going on.
These people have a, a blade, the sword of Damocles just
hanging over their head with 1 little strand ready to break.
And so they will not go out there.
And that means that their children get raped and sometimes
their husbands or their wives get murdered and they all get
extorted. It is terrible.
It's truly a terrible way to live.
And the people who are bringing this stuff in, it's the drug
cartels. They started off as drug
traffickers, right? Narco traffickers.
But they'll move people, they'll move weapons, they'll move
anything that is referred to as contraband.
When I used to, when I remember my, my Quantico instruction that
the constitutional law professor who was teaching us, who was a
lawyer and a pretty funny 1, is that he was a long time FBI
agent. He was a big talker and he
always got really excited about the word contraband.
What is contraband? He would always make a say the
same definition, contraband, the government's property, things
that you're not allowed to own, but the government is.
It's kind of troubling. But that's what that's what
cartels deal in. And Donald Trump took another
swing at them. So forget what NPR says.
The migrants who are left in a desperate situation at the
border because they we're actually going to enforce
immigration laws. And I want you to consider this
executive order on the cartels. This one is a real big change
and it happened the first day in office.
This is not the same Trump administration as people said.
If he continues at this pace, this country is going to be wild
for the next, let's call it 12 months.
Here he is talking about declaring cartels Ftos, which
brings an entire raft of capabilities foreign terrorist
organizations. I'm showing you at the desk.
Here it is, Donald Trump sitting at the at the and in the Oval
Office signing. This is actually an executive
order designating the cartels and other organizations to be
foreign terrorist organizations. That's a big one.
Yes, Sir. People have wanted to do this
for years, so they are now designated as terrorist
organizations. Foreign and Mexico probably
doesn't want that, but we have to do.
That's right. They're killing our people.
They're killing 250, three, 100,000 American people a year,
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OK. The the foreign terrorist
organization thing, that's a real big deal because it brings
along something else. Here's Peter Doocy asking the
question that we all want to know.
Should Seventh Group Special Forces have a huge war boner
right now? Yes, I said that here.
Listen, this is what I mean. Cartels are now going.
To be seen as foreign terror organizations, would you think
about ordering U.S. special forces into Mexico to take them
out? Could happen.
Stranger things have happened. Stranger things have happened.
He's sitting there at the Resolute desk, stacked up with
executive orders, just kind of winking and nodding, saying,
hey, maybe we're going to let some of these guys go off the
chain. If you guys are not familiar
with the American Special Forces, when you hear the word
Special Forces, it actually means something.
It's like a brand name. It's the Army's Special
Operations troops. Everybody has their own version
of it, right? Special warfare, that's on the
Navy side. Special Forces is the Army's
version of it. Special tactics, that's the Air
Force version of it, right? So everybody kind of has their
own little brand. And you're thinking of Seals and
you're thinking of PJS and you're thinking of combat
controllers and you're thinking of of SF Green Berets that, you
know, special forces, Green Beret interchangeable.
They all have an area of specialty.
One of the reasons why special forces is so neat is that they
compartmentalize and each of what are called groups have a
specific area of operations around the world where they
learn language and culture and tradition and are able to go in
indigenous. And you can imagine that 7th,
which handles Latin America and that would theoretically include
like places where a lot of the narco trafficking is going on.
Those guys are probably pretty amped up.
So when I say the word war boner, if I posted it online,
you guys saw a couple of people last night, you'll see some G BS
Even old retired Green Berets from 7th group are like, Oh
yeah, it's on. In the same way that people got
excited about seeing things in Eastern Europe potentially
kicking off. Because look, if this is your
profession, if your profession is that of arms where you're
supposed to be bringing it hard to the people that need it it,
it's not very common that we have that kind of stuff going on
the ground. They mostly do a thing called
foreign internal defense. And, and FID missions basically
means you go in and you train in like special forces teams in
those areas and then maybe they do or do not involve in kinetics
and you're kind of like a combat advisory.
Having them declared an FTO saying that entities within
another country are a legitimate terrorist organization, It opens
up a whole suite of trouble for the bad guys.
Very interesting. We're going to have to keep an
eye on that. I don't know what else you do
with it, but let's talk about the thing that is also a lead
story. I'm telling you, this was at
CNN. This is like one of their top
lead stories, but it wasn't the top.
The top was that Trump lied. Go figure.
And then they also are covering this hard hitting news story.
Did they cover 7th group? Did they cover FT OS?
Did they cover J Sixers at the lead?
No, this is legitimately a lead story over at CNN.
Again, if you want to keep losing, I'm not going to get in
your way. Donald Trump two gender edict
will upend the X identity on passports.
This is not a joke people. This is not a drill.
This is a real headline coming from a real story written by
someone called Tammy Luby and released at midnight.
The federal government will only recognize 2 sexes, male and
female, under executive orders that Donald Trump signed on
Monday. The effort reverses, or sorry,
the order reverses, the efforts by the Biden administration to
broaden gender identity designations, including those on
US passports. As of today, it will henceforth
be the official policy of the United States government that
there are only two genders, male and female, Donald Trump said
during his inaugural address. Fact Check, obviously.
Can you imagine how much their their heads are exploding?
In fact, I actually have some video that was taped in San
Francisco, CA. This was women and gender
confused humans and otherwise loony lefties who were
expressing their distaste at some of the movements in the
early days of the OR the for early hours, let's say of the
Donald Trump regime coming back into power.
This is people standing at a lookout that looks out over the
San Francisco Bay. It's a beautiful place.
It's a nice place to go out there and see.
It's an incredible skyline. You're up over the top of the
city. You're up in the headlands.
I can't tell if this is on the Marin side or if it's on the
South side of the peninsula. I can't remember.
But I'm pretty sure that the Bay or the the Golden Gate Bridge is
off to the left. My geography from what I'm
seeing right now is hard. But what I do know is these
people are very upset. So San Francisco's going to San
Francisco. Here's what it sounds like.
They're going to do a countdown, so they're In Sync.
They're very, very upset. Only two genders.
Seriously, how dare he. This is a real thing is how
goofy we are right now. They can't help it.
Keep doing this. Please, folks, continue.
It's my favorite. You're going to keep winning.
All right, let's go on to some of the wild stuff that happened
at the Biden end of things, right?
This ended at noon, just before the stroke of noon, Joe Biden,
our former president, who I have a very interesting video of
being very weird. He said the following statement
from President Joe Biden. I'm issuing pardons for Gerald
Lundergan, Lundergan and Ernest Cromartie.
I'm also commuting the life sentence imposed on Leonard
Peelter. What's his name?
Peltier. It's hard for me to pronounce
that. It's a fresh name.
He's an Indian, I'm going to show you that in one second.
Who will serve the remainder of his sentence in home
confinement? He went on to say that he's
exercising his powers under the Constitution to pardon James B
Biden, Sarah Jones Biden, Valerie Biden Owens, John T
Owens, and Francis W Biden. The issuance of these pardons
should not be mistaken as an acknowledgement that they
engaged in any kind of wrongdoing, nor should
acceptance be misconstrued as an admission of guilt for any
offense. Is that a real thing?
Doesn't it kind of mean that you're guilty?
Isn't that the whole point that the left was out there putting
out? It seems like CN, NS going to
have a hard time with this. Here's Anderson Cooper, Chris
Cuomo, Rachel Maddow over at MSNBC, and Don Lamont who still
had things to say about this. This is them talking about,
you'd think it would be about Biden.
This was actually them yelling about Donald Trump potentially
pardoning his family, which he didn't have to do.
It turns out Joe Biden did the thing that they thought Trump
would do. As usual, they own themselves.
Here we go. Is that a thing?
Preemptive, preemptive blanket pardons?
I mean, I haven't heard about this since like Monopoly with a
get out of jail free card. Trump has discussed with
advisers whether to grant preemptive pardons.
What does that say? That he wants to excuse them for
things before anybody's even saying there's an investigation?
President Trump, as he winds down his last few weeks in
office, is considering pre emptive pardons.
What a mess. More as we know a source saying
that some of the president's inner circle where they're
telling him that it would be perfectly fine to pardon his
family and other associates pre emptively even though they
haven't been charged with any crimes.
How much damage could be done to this country can he do to this
country on his way out? Is that a thing pre emptive?
Yeah, it's a thing. It just got done.
And again, this is what it looks like.
This is his statement that's obviously got some letterhead
that is associated with it. But heads focus on the front and
the top of it for just one second because in an
award-winning move, and I mean, this is like the dumbest thing
possible. I tease this out on social media
before we got started. This guy whose name is Leonard
Peltier, That's what he looks like.
He's kind of like a Indian version of Ron Jeremy.
This is the NBC headline. No exaggeration.
Biden commutes life sentence of Leonard Peltier, Native American
activist imprisoned for almost 50 years.
Well, how dare anybody imprison a Native American activist?
Oh, because ABC actually got it right again.
ABC for the Win Times 2. They said accurately that Donald
Trump did not put his hand on a Bible.
They were correct about this. They also accurately reported
that Biden sparks outrage with a last minute commutation of a man
convicted of killing two FBI agents in the 1970s.
Huh. So he's a convicted murderer.
He's also just an activist. How hard is it for people on the
political left at this very moment in time?
Because the FBI used to be the man, right?
And you damn the man, save the empire.
They had this sort of like, you know, push back against it.
But of late, on January 6th, late 2021, the FBI has been
doing the God fearing work of the of the hard left and doing
these these political investigations.
They set up three full squads over at Gallery Place and
they've been sending out leads to arrest 1600 plus Donald Trump
supporters and scare the hell out of people who may have
crossed a line that they couldn't even see because the
line was gone by the time they showed up.
How many thousands of people slept every night wondering if
the FBI was kicking in their door at 0600?
I'll put my hand up. I was one of them, not because
of January 6th, but because I didn't trust the FBI.
What a weird moment in time where the political left
simultaneously hates the FBI from the past but loves the FBI
of the current and can't see the difference between the two of
them. Biden commutes the life sentence
of a Native American activist who was imprisoned for almost 50
years. Never mind the fact.
Oh and here's the thing, he was convicted.
We have to have rule of law, the subtitle underneath here, which
you're missing. The commutation will allow
Peltier, who's maintained his innocence in the killing of two
FBI agents, to spend his remaining days in home
confinement. Well, if he says he's innocent,
I'm sure no one's ever been guilty of that.
Look, either you got convicted or you didn't.
This is one of those awful things.
I think it was 1973, although the year could be wrong here.
I may have to go looking for it. It's referred to as second
Wounded Knee says 1975 was the conviction.
I, for some reason, I think the year of 1973 was where it
actually happened. This was at the Pine Ridge
Reservation in South Dakota. This is a famous FBI story.
As we start digging into the history of it, This is one of
those things, if you have ever worked Indian Crimes, and I have
as Steve Friend has, the people who've worked Indian Crimes are
a unique breed of FBI agent. They're out there working on
Major Crimes, physical assaults, sexual assaults, you know,
homicides. They do death investigations.
We're doing the thing that you thought FBI agents actually did.
It's not like Wind River, folks. It's a lot sadder than that.
It's the federal government coming in for a absolutely
incapable force, which is mostly how Indian reservations are run.
And I'm using the word Indian because that's how it's used in
the federal law. It's Indian law, it's federal
Indian recognized tribes and so on.
In any case, these pardons and all this sort of talk about it,
it absolutely destroys any argument that the political left
could have about what Donald Trump's going to do.
I did the numbers in here. Look, I pulled it from AI.
So we're going to just have to like trust that they're right.
But I think they are. It said George W Bush between
2000 and 2001 and 2009 issued 202 zero, 0 pardons.
Barack Obama did almost 2019, 127 pardons in his eight years
in office. Donald Trump in his first four
years did 237. Closer in line with George Bush,
but more do you want to guess right now?
I want to put my chat friends on the on the board here.
Do you guys want to guess how many Joe Biden issued?
He was president from 2021 to 2025, four years Joe Biden
issued. Are you ready for this?
Per Google's AI 8064, he was in office for half the time of
Barack Obama and did four times as many.
That's incredible. 8064 pardons were issued.
That was as of yesterday when I checked it.
What an insanely wild thing to do.
So when you start telling me who Trump can and can't pardon and
the standards and the norms and the dignity of the office, you
can straight piss off 8064 pardons.
That is a truly ugly and wild flouting.
And 1600 people were locked up over basically a glorified
trespassing misdemeanor that should have never been brought
in the 1st place. Here's Caitlin Collins, the smug
sort of 30 something, talking to Cory Booker, formerly known as I
Am Spartacus, New Jersey senator, talking about, you
know, did they just destroy their ability to critique Donald
Trump? They kind of know it, don't
they? On that point, I want to get you
to respond to this because what I'm already hearing from people
who work for Trump and and are his allies is that there's
really no leg for the Democrats don't have a leg to stand on
because President Biden leaving today, you know, issued a raft
of pardons, including for his own family members and his
sister and his brothers and their spouses.
And then also for an activist, an agent, an elderly activist
who is convicted of killing two FBI agents.
Chris Wray did not even want him to to commute that sentence that
President Biden did today. They say that that doesn't give
Democrats an argument here to criticize these pardons.
What is your response to that? I mean, I think that's the
mistake we're seeing now is people trying to reduce this to
tribalism. It's this is not about Democrat
or Republican. You know, Joe Biden pardoned a
lot of people. Yeah, he should answer for that
and explain what he did and his reasoning.
But the people he pardoned, his family members, did not, before
the naked public eye, beat police officers, try to
overthrow our government, lead to the death of police officers
and half injuries, scars, most visible and invisible on police
officers that are still affecting their lives today.
No, you're right. That's totally true.
That's totally correct. And then that one guy who just
killed by two people, right? He also let out some cop killers
that were in Virginia the other day.
No further information on this. Pretty incredible.
It's going to be really hard for them to do anything about this.
And I, I mean it, let's do a couple other little kind of
hits. These are some high points.
The memorandum to resolve the backlog of security clearances
for the executive office of the president's personnel.
This is Donald Trump granting the White House the ability to
do something that's very common, by the way, and the FBI is able
to do it. It's called granting an interim
clearance. It means thanks for slowing
things down. The FBI.
Actually in the security division, which normally does
the background check, there's a whole group that's called the
Spin squad. The Spin Squad, I don't remember
what it stands for, but they're a bunch of agents that go out
there and they do background investigations and they take
their mother effing time. I just cannot tell you how
little they feel in the sense of urgency.
If you get 2 interviews done a day, just imagine this.
If you do 2 interviews a day and write them up, that's a full
day. That's $175,000 a year FBI agent
job. It's almost always people who
are on the edge of retirement. They're what we call KMA agents,
which means they're 20 plus years in.
They could retire whenever they want and KMA stands for Kiss my
ass. The KMA agents are the ones who
generally speak and go to the spin squad or if you have like
some other problems, let's say like one of my buddies was there
like by no fault of his own, he tried out for ACIA program.
He got jammed up on the clear on the polygraph because he had
family members that were still in China.
He was a good dude, like a solidly good human being, and
they put him on the spin squad. So what did he do?
He worked out in the morning. He went and did an interview.
He came back and had lunch. He did another workout.
He went and did another interview and then he went home.
That's what you did, $175,000 a year GS 1310 salary in DC maxed
out. That's what they do and they
take their time. How many people are you going to
be able to do a background investigation for?
One individual might have dozens of references on their FSF 86
dozens. So they're going to send people
out, Onesie twosie. Yeah, it's going to take
forever. They were two years in, still
getting these background checks done.
Four years in, not even finished in the first Trump term, I
guarantee you there were still some outstanding clearances that
had not been resolved yet by the FBI.
So they just solved this problem and said, look, folks, interim
clearances are the way of the day.
And the second thing about clearances, which is very
interesting and I think it's going to be relevant, holding
former government officials accountable for election
interference and improper disclosure of sensitive
governmental information. This is the 51 spies who lies.
They took away their clearances and also John Bolton's for no
reason because screw John Bolton too.
It's it's full bore. It's pedal to the metal.
Don't stop. Everything's going in.
I expect a couple of the few things here.
I'd like to see more of this. I'd like to see it all front
loaded. I don't have a lot of
expectations that that's the case.
But I'm just telling you the first, let's call it 12 hours of
the Trump presidency have already defied some of the
expectations we have. So let's keep it up.
Let's go. Somebody told me they've
actually maxed out their their yearly usage of that phrase.
Let's go in one day and I've got another great example of it.
How about JD Vance? He had some interesting ideas on
the campaign trail. Let's go to this one.
I read this story the other day that really bothers me.
And the basic idea of it is that the Biden administration, the
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, is actually spying on
lawful gun owners in the country.
They're keeping a database of people who have bought firearms
lawfully in the past few weeks. And I actually bought a new bike
in the past three weeks. So I guess based on the terms of
this story, I'm now in the Biden administration secret database.
So I'm going to say the third thing I'm going to do.
I'm going to first of all end that illegal database because
they cannot collect information unconstitutionally on American
citizens. I'm going to investigate who
decided to collect information on American citizens in the 1st
place because we all know where this is going.
If we allow this database to exist, that is eventually become
going to become an unconstitutional gun registry in
this country. It's going to eventually lead to
the Biden administration destroying people's Second
Amendment rights and I'm not going to stand for it.
We need to stop that. We need to investigate who did
it. And the third thing we didn't
need to do, we need to just abolish the Bureau of Alcohol,
Tobacco and Firearms in the 1st place.
Why does it exist if it's not preventing the the gun running
on the southern border by the drug cartels?
Let's go, let's get rid of the ATF, He said it before.
I've had this clip for a long time.
Let's do it. I don't need an ATF, and neither
do you. The stuff that they do can be
handled by a Treasury account. If you want to collect taxes,
just get rid of the National Firearms Act in 1934.
There's no reason we should have this problem.
Let's take let's get rid of the Hughes Amendment.
Let's get after it. Americans should be able to own
machine guns. You know why?
Because a bunch of illegal idiots already have them in
Chicago. We've seen it.
We just did a story on it the other day talking about how the
switches are getting brought in by the people in China.
Right? Let's just open it up.
Machine guns are not a problem for people who are not using
them illegally, and if you use a tool illegally, you can already
do a lot of damage. Get rid of them.
It's a fantastic idea. And if there's good
investigators, and I'm sure there are some decent ATF
agents, I know a couple of them, to be fair, they're not bad
people. Move them into the other
investigative agencies. I don't know where that's going
to be. Let's do it.
Usually we do a little palate cleanse here.
The palate cleanse is often like a comedy bit or a song or
something. Today, the palate cleanse is
going to be the reaction. Scott Jennings sitting on a
panel of people who are gobsmacked by what Donald Trump
did here. He does.
He summed up the entirety of what we just said in our show.
He does it in very short order. So we're going to go to Scott
Jennings, who's been the voice of sanity.
The only reason why you're going to find anything reasonable over
on CNN at this point. He is the voice of reason.
And then after this program, I encourage you guys to stick
around. If you're on Rumble, you're
going to get moved directly into the American Radicals podcast.
If you're watching over on X, it's at Amradpod AM RADPOD.
If you're listening after the fact, you should follow the
American Radicals Podcast, My buddy Steve, friend Garrett O
Boyle for their hot takes. Here comes Mr. Jennings laying
it out there for people whose mouths are on the floor.
Well, watching Donald Trump's day today, I'm just struck by
the fact that we have a president again.
And look at this guy's day. Free speeches, 196 executive
actions, holds a 90 minute press conference narrating each one as
he goes along. I mean, Joe Biden could not and
would not offer the kind of transparency or vigor to the
American people that we got here on day one from Trump.
And tonight, Trump's going to throw on a tux and go to three
balls. I mean, he's having an active
day. I think it's it's going to be a
massive amount of contrast here for a presidency like what we're
going to see out of Trump and versus what we've had out of
Biden. Was watching Trump today.
And Dan and I were talking earlier today, watching him walk
down the hall of the Capitol. And the words that came to mind
to me were gritty, resilient, determined and audacious.
There's not like a more perfect advertisement for the value of
these qualities in modern America.
I mean, you think about all the things that happened to him,
winning, losing the court cases, nearly being assassinated.
It's rather audacious what he has accomplished, winning this
election and taking office today and.
And he just pushed the envelope starting from day one.
So let's see a lot more of that. I'm praying for Donald Trump.
I hope you guys do as well. We're going to be flying out to
Las Vegas. So we'll look forward to seeing
our first show. It's going to be live with an
FBI whistleblower, former FBI agent, and sitting toe to toe
with my friend Joe Altman out in Las Vegas, NV for the SHOT Show.
So follow social media if you guys want to see what we're
doing out there. You'll see the show tomorrow
morning at 0930. Make sure you'd like this one,
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God bless Donald Trump. God bless this country as we
enter this new phase and stick around for the American Radicals
Podcast. We'll see you guys tomorrow.
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