Take a look behind the curtain with a real whistle blower, an
American patriot. Prepare to embrace the
uncomfortable truth because this program has no time for
comforting lies. Here is civil liberties
enthusiast, Second Amendment defender, and recovering FBI
agent Kyle Seraphin. Well, hello my friends, welcome
to the Kyle Serif and show. Today is Wednesday.
It's May the 7th. Appreciate you being here.
We got a interesting show. I think for you today we're
going to be talking about terrorism.
We're going to be talking about a thing that is not being talked
about by a lot of folks. I don't see it.
I went looking for it in the news stories.
I used the Google search function.
I used the DuckDuckGo search function.
I typed in 1200 known slash suspected terrorists United
States. I got a couple of fringe news
sites. I found it covered by law
enforcement today only. Why is that?
Why are the main media sources not talking about the thing that
Tulsi Gabbard went out and explained that we have known or
suspected terrorists over 1000 that have been identified in the
United States. Now 600 of them are going to be
people that are associated with the newly, you know, declared
terrorist organizations, AKA transnational organized crime
gangs, etcetera. That's your TDA, is that your
Ms. Thirteens and so on. But we know beyond a shadow of a
doubt that thousands and thousands of unvetted potential
terrorists from countries that Arbor terrorists came into this
country under the Biden administration.
And I want to bring that up because I think, as usual, we
have a right wing echo chamber. It's being championed right now
by various voices on the right, including people like Jim
Jordan, who might be the greatest offender at this point.
They're pushing for this narrative that now that we're in
charge, everything is great. New management equals all the
problems of the past are done. That's not the case.
It's not true. We didn't fix a problem by
putting 2 new people in the FBI, by putting a Tulsi Gabbard at
ODNI. Tulsi Gabbard is fighting an
uphill battle against an entire establishment, 60-70.
Maybe 80% of the Intel community leans hard left.
And it's the same problem that I've been calling out from the
FBI side because I saw Intel people and it turns out across
the board, CIAFBINSA, take your pick, people over at DHSHSI, all
these people, a lot of the admin types, all the indoor dogs tend
to lean further to the left. They vote for Democrats because
they vote for more government. They think government is the
solution and problematically, when we start talking about the
term terrorism is that it is ill defined in the in the domestic
sense. I want to key you in on some of
this stuff. So we've got some sort of like
news of the day grab bag and we're going to get to a
second-half talking about terrorism.
Because the same people that are going out and telling you about
domestic terrorism right now are the exact same foot soldiers
from the FBI and from the various different JTTF agencies,
the Joint Terrorism Task Force agencies that went after the
domestic threat under Biden. It turns out when you use the
words domestic terrorism, think Steve Jensen, think the guy that
just got promoted in charge of the Washington field office in
the Bureau. When you start using the words
domestic terrorism, you are talking about the foot soldiers
of the current thing for whatever regime is out there.
Those people do not operate under a particular set of
principles. They operate on what leads come
their way and the leads are determined by intelligence and
the intelligence is determined by people on the left right now.
So it is not solved. I will go back to a thing that
was said and it is not a dunk to say that somebody told us that
personnel is policy if personnel is policy.
And I believe that, by the way, that is bandied around by people
in the government all the time. The people you choose to run
things tells you what you think about the thing you are running.
We're in a very specific space right now where personnel is
policy and the personnel have not been changed.
So they are simply taking new marching orders.
And if you think that you cannot switch that chip, kind of like
do the meme style where you pull one chip out that says one thing
and put in another chip. The same people that were
telling you white supremacy was the biggest threat to to the
homeland are now marching out different tunes.
But nobody is talking about the actual real threat, which
continues to be the case. And I'm going to show you
evidence from the agency that is saying otherwise.
Our FBI tells us that the biggest threat is domestic
terrorism operations. They want to go out and message
with PR. I'm going to show you who the
quote UN quote, most wanted terrorists are in the United
States, according to that same FBI.
And I'm going to give you a hint.
Every one of them has a foreign name because terrorism in the
United States continues to be foreign.
Domestic terrorism is a very flexible, malleable concept.
And I'm going to show you the mealy mouthed language they use
in a little bit here so we can kind of stay with it.
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Let's go ahead and get into today's show.
Like I said, we're going to start with some kind of like
grab bag information. We're going to get into domestic
terrorism. All right, folks, listen, there
are things happening all over the world, some of which are
less interesting to me only because it is across the world
and it's not going to directly affect me, but we should at
least be aware. I find out constantly from
people. I'll just name them.
My mother will tell me like, oh, I didn't know that was
happening. I didn't know what's happening
until you said something about it.
That's because I read the news every single day and I go
digging through this nonstop. I do it from day break until the
the sunsets and after the sunsets to try to find out
what's going on. Some of which is interesting to
me, some of it is not. I'm not a foreign policy expert.
I never had been. But you're hearing the story
here from CBS. We'll just read some of it.
It's worth noting that there are conflicts happening in the world
right now between India and Pakistan.
Now, this is a centuries old conflict and that border is
constantly having all kinds of show of forces between the two
military groups there. However, air raid sirens blaring
in India after Pakistan vows to avenge an act of war because
India sent missile strikes into Pakistan.
So lest you know that that that is going on, of course it was
the subject of Twitter memes or X memes, people on social media
talking about it. We saw my favorite one was that
people basically said, I am now switching out my virologist hat
for my tariff expert hat and now I'm a war expert on Pakistan and
India. I won't pretend to be that thing
here. I'm going to read a little bit
of the story just so you have kind of an instinct on what is
happening. They're both apparently nuclear
powers. So that is a problem.
Whether any of them is going to escalate to that level is
another story. Air raid sirens blurred in many
locations across India on Wednesday afternoon yesterday
after Pakistan vowed to retaliate for Indian missile
strikes that hit several places in Pakistani territory earlier
that day. They fired missiles into
Pakistan and Pakistani administered Kashmir.
Early Wednesday. There were fierce clashes along
the Line of Control in Kashmir, killing a total of at least 31
people, including a child. Other estimates from ABC said 26
with 40 plus injured. Pakistan's leader called the
missile salvo an act of war. India said it struck
infrastructure used by militants in a month long massacre of
tourists. You guys may have seen that.
We didn't cover it here, but it has been going on.
There was a a a slaughtering of tourists.
In fact, there was a really, really unsettling video of a guy
who looked like he was an American tourist running on a
zip line filming himself with like a selfie stick.
Meanwhile, people are getting smoked and mowed down by a KS
underneath him. And he was completely oblivious
to it kind of going, yay, flying around on this deal where again,
there's like a terrorist attack happening at at his feet.
He's about 75 feet above them from what I could tell.
Anyway. So this has been going on for a
little bit of a time. Pakistan said it shot down
several Indian fighters in retaliation, 3 planes fell into
villages in the India administered Kashmir district,
according to local media and witnesses.
So this is something going on. There's some pictures out there
of what that looked like. Your, these your, your
presidential figures or your, your heads of state.
Tensions have been soaring since this happened.
What do they say? That gunman happened week ago or
so, two weeks ago. In any case, that's the
backdrop. The world is not all Peaches and
gravy. It is pretty nice here, which is
something my wife brought up to me yesterday.
She said, you know, I'm walking out there.
There's all this chaos in the world.
We're seeing like a rise of racism, which I do think plays
into this domestic terrorism piece.
There's a rise of racism in the United States where people are
now talking about race even more than they did under Barack
Obama, even more than they did under Jill Biden.
I got the feeling that those guys were blowing oxygen into
the fire. That exists because when people
see that there's chaos and they see that there's difficulties in
front of them, many times people turn to the simplest solution.
Our buddy George Hill is big on talking about this.
When people see complicated problems and they bring you the
simplest solution, like it's the Jews or it's the blacks, or it's
the fill in the blanks, it's the Muslims.
That's always going to be a bad answer, but there's always a
nugget of truth to what they are saying.
They've obviously seen something that people can associate with
and we rush to do stereotypes. Stereotypes are actually really
important now, reminding me of confirmation bias because that's
what we're going to be talking about a little bit later today.
Let me throw one more thing on here. 26 dead, like you said,
the the reports of what was going on between Pakistan and
India and the numbers varying. But like a fair number of
people, the story of confirmation bias is something
we should always be really cautious of.
It's something that I'm acutely aware of and I almost always try
to check myself. I may not do it in real time,
but at any given week, I go back and I reflect about my own
confirmation bias. I want you to do the same.
We get very quick to look at somebody and say this person is
my expert in this field and therefore they are correct about
it and we should be cautious about that.
We should be. We should actually do the
opposite of that. We should skeptically evaluate
it. I want you to think about a
physician. If you are an expert on one
thing, if you are someone who is invested in understanding one
thing, it is far more likely that you attribute all the
problems in the world to that one thing.
Unless you actually have such a broad range of experiences that
you can lean on other things to check yourself, you will often
times find yourself lumped in to this very narrow tunnel vision
where the thing that you expect it to be is the thing that it
is. If you go out in the world and
look for racism, you'll find dozens and dozens of examples
and current news stories in your own community.
You will find them. If you go out and look for a
specific disease that is causing all of your problems, you will
find that thing popping up more and more and you go, Oh my God,
how much is it? The question you should always
ask is, is it actually so prevalent or are you in fact
looking for that thing and therefore predetermined and
predisposed to finding it? And the real danger is, it's
because we live in an AI moderated, a, an algorithm
generated world where a lot of the things that you find,
they're not coincidental. It's because you were most
likely to be interested in them. We've done little discussions
about it on this podcast before, but the idea of weaponized
attention span is a real, real, scariest problem that didn't
exist maybe 50 years ago. It didn't used to work like
that, that they could curate a news feed.
So you got the exact New York Times that you wanted.
But now you go through in your news feed, whether it be RSS,
whether it be Google, whether it be anything else, whether it be
X, whether it be Facebook. They are looking to keep your
attention span. So the things that you are most
likely to be interested in based on what you were interested in
before is going to pop up. And that's worth knowing.
They have used this, they being the media, the the information
sphere that is trying to keep your attention.
There's an entire apparatus out there that is dead set on
keeping your eyeballs glued to things.
And if you're outraged or you're in fear, it is more profitable
because you're more likely to stay there.
That happens on the left and the right, by the way, especially
when you're critical of the right and you listen to it, you
can see it. I also want to give you another
analogy. If you went to, let's say an
orthopedic surgeon and you told them that you had back pain,
they would do analysis. They would look at your spine,
they would look at the bones and they would probably recommend
that there's an orthopedic surgery that they could do.
Or they could grind down pieces of bone or they could add in
some kind of a mesh implant or they should fuse your spine or
whatever they're going to do. But it's an orthopedic surgical
answer. Now, if you went to the same
thing and talked to a neurologist, they would tell you
it's a neurological problem and they would give you all the
reasons why you might want to do this kind of treatment, why you
might want to do some non invasive stuff, why you might
want to take some medications. There's going to be some
injection, some nerve blocks and so on.
If you choose your expert, you often times also choose
solution. So we have to be very cautious
about that when we look at these things and that is going to play
deeply into the the domestic terrorism that I want to talk
about in the second-half. On top of that, we have an
instinct to go for the most salacious and the most
interesting. And what we don't want to do is
talk about boring things like financial status unless it's a
crash. We don't want to talk about
numbers. We don't want to talk about
money. We don't want to talk about
manipulations of interest rates and what that's going to end up
being. This is coming from Rachel
Maddow. This is salacious.
This is exciting. This is nonsensical.
This is an article that came out of their blog.
So This is why I rarely go over to MSNBC because I find more
propaganda than not. It's kind of like going over to
Fox. It's the, it's the analogy of
it. Fox has like a mixed bag of like
useful stories and then stuff like this that are just
propaganda pieces. Newark airport meltdown adds an
alarming trend of air traffic control chaos under Donald
Trump. Trump, who's been in office for
100 days, this is a deep seated problem when you have antiquated
federal systems that push back and remember, every single
federal system wanted to quote UN quote, resist Donald Trump
and you're going to immediately assign it.
The story on this, by the way, this comes from a May 5th
excerpt. So this was 2 days ago on the
Rachel Maddow Show. They basically adapted it to be
a piece because they need more content and it was published
yesterday in the afternoon. Nine days after President Trump
was sworn in for his second term as president, a terrible mid air
collision killed 67 people just outside of Reagan National
Airport over the Potomac River. Two days later on the 31st, a
medical transport plane crashed in Philadelphia.
Seven people were killed and another dozen were injured. 2
days after that, a United Airlines plane caught on fire on
the tarmac where flames were seen shooting out of the wing.
There were 104 passengers involved and five crew member
who were evacuated. 3 days after that, on February 5th, a
Japanese airliner smashed into the tail of the Delta Airliner
at Seattle Tacoma International Airport.
On February 7th, officials recovered the wreckage of a
small commercial plane that crashed in Alaska.
All I'm seeing here are local news stories that are completely
unrelated to each other and they have absolutely nothing to do
with Donald Trump. And yet this attempt to tie it
in because they've seen that Donald Trump is the boogeyman.
They have the they have the predisposition, the
stereotypical belief that all things that happened bad in this
world must be Donald Trump's fault.
And so then they just go draw a line out there.
There's no lines between any of these things.
Some of these are air traffic control failures.
That's not Donald Trump's fault. I'm not even sure it's Pete
Buttigieg's fault. It's the fault of a bunch of bad
hiring that happens at a much lower level than the cabinet
official. And then you have like stories
about bad maintenance where things are on fire.
How about a Japanese airliner bumping into the tail of a like
that's a pilot who's distracted or a pilot who doesn't have a
familiarity with the aircraft or the air pulley or the airport
that he's in. That's a traffic issue is what
we would call it in the ATC world, right?
Somebody probably got a call hold for traffic and didn't and
rolled out and bumped into somebody else.
No injuries. You know, a small, a small prop
plane, prop lanes and small, small commercial crafts crash on
a fairly regular basis. They're still fairly safe, but
it does happen. It's not unusual.
There's a there's dozens of examples of it.
What do these things have to do with each other?
Two people were killed when when planes collided mid air at a
regional airport northwest of Tucson.
They don't give any information about why these things happen,
by the way. None.
It's just like it's Donald Trump and it's bad.
So they've already decided what the answer is before they've
even asked the question. In fact, I don't even see a
question in here, they just assume it to be the case.
This is also got a sub headline they're trying to link you to
something about Elon Musk demanding that the FAA
administrator resigned. The reason why is because he had
no understanding of airspace or piloting.
He was like a guy who could run an airport and previously had.
Which doesn't make you a great administrator for the FAA, it
turns out. So go figure.
We've got people that are not being real serious about it, but
they are able to take your attention span and move it out
there. They're able to get you moving.
How about this one? I saw this the other day.
This is from Ed Markey. If you want to see some of the
most cringe worthy weird stuff, watch members of Congress,
especially the ones over 70 or members of the of the Senate.
This is a senator doing the scene from Love Actually, which
is a fantastic movie. It's one of my favorite
Christmas, Christmas movies. It's full of hope and, and, and
right in the wake of 9/11, it reminds us that family matters
and that that travel is about seeing people during the
holidays. And it tells you a couple of
love stories that are good and, and real and, and you know,
whatever it's like, you know, it's, it's cheesy because it's
Hollywood. And then there's this guy.
And I'm going to read to you what is on the screen for those
of you who are listening. It's Ed Markey, a man standing
in a suit with a small little like boom box, a blue one.
And he's holding up signs that propped up by big tech.
We withdrew from the from The Who.
He's just holding up signs that are like pre printed.
We pulled the United States out of the Paris climate agreements.
Like, yeah, we know we already voted for Donald Trump.
That's what we wanted. He created Doge.
He's tossing them aside like the guy who was going to get called
for an end of birthright citizenship.
Nearly canceled $400 million in helping communities.
Eliminated the Office of Climate Change and and Health
Inequality. Yeah, good Attack the clean car
regulations. Unleashed ice at schools and
hospitals. We're going to talk about more
of that later. Disbanded the Office of Gun
Violence Prevention. Thank God.
Repealed AI protections for minority communities.
I don't even know what that means.
Help states refuse abortion care.
Threatened Women's Health. Threatened to take over the
Panama Canal. Fired 18's inspector generals
who didn't do anything. He's having a hard time holding
on to things because he's old. Like threatened military action
against Greenland, maybe, I don't know, Cut Alsiders, fired
people, got rid of the American Climate Corps.
Hundreds of FAA employees, right, got rid of 200
probationary employees. So all this stuff keeps going
on. This is all crazy.
These are all the things that you all wanted for spread
vaccine misinformation, blamed a plane crash on DEI that probably
was bamed on DCI. They actually, since this video
came out, they actually came out and said that the fact was, is
there's a culture in the military right now where pilots
will not ask additional questions when there's a female
pilot involved, even someone who worked for the Biden
administration and has been out of the cockpit for a long time.
You know, they're gonna keep digging on these, these crashes.
Some of them will have to do with pilot air.
Some of them will have to do with mechanics.
Some of them will have to do with, you know, just an
unskilled crew or just a couple of like compounding problems.
What a weird situation to have. Like this dude out there.
This is AUS senator dropping all these, these pictures and this
is truly cringy stuff. Again, he's playing Silent Night
in the background, which is a story about the birth of Jesus,
is it not? They just don't get it.
So we've got that guy. Like he said, some of the stuff
is truly just self affirming. Donald Trump is responsible for
Newark airport meltdowns. I'm sure some of them actually
are really boring and continue onward and we have to know about
them even though it's not that interesting to us.
Because you're going to get people that are going to claim
that whatever Jerome Powell does here he is on the screen.
Whatever he does with the interest rates, it's somehow
Donald Trump's fault whenever the market reacts to it.
Even though theoretically they think the Fed is like this, like
non governmental third party agency that sits outside and
tries to control the economy based on mandates and not based
on, you know, direct advice. I guess we'll see.
Read you this story here. This is from ABC.
Kind of boring, but it but important. the Fed is expected
to hold interest rates steady, defying Donald Trump.
Trump wanted them to cut interest rates to be able to put
more money back into the market. That's his idea to be able to
look at the end of the day, we're going to Trump has got to
decide what he wants to do and I'm happy to call things either
way. I think it's going to have you
have to have austerity. Those of you who remember Ronald
Reagan, which is, you know, by very early childhood, but a lot
of you remember my folks first house was like a 14% interest
rate on their mortgage. That's what it took.
It took pulling us out of the crap of Jimmy Carter, which I
think Joe Biden probably supplanted, Jimmy Carter is the
crappiest president. So if that's the case, it takes
real serious aggressive policies that nobody likes, 14% interest
rate, pulling out of all those climate accords that Markey was
crying about doing all those things, heavy cuts to government
spending, heavy cuts to government employment.
We're not even seeing all the stuff that we should be seeing.
And we had Andy Scheckman on this program not too long ago
talking about, listen, if we're going to actually get to the
other end of this, we have to, we have to look at it like Andy
Dufresne in that movie, The Shawshank Redemption.
We've got to be able to step through the hole and drop into a
sewer pipeline and crawl through a river of crap, foul smelling
garbage. We have to get to the other end
of it. And you got to see it through.
If you get halfway into the tunnel full of crap, Andy Defray
ends up drowning in a in the next flood of sewage that comes
out. So you got to go out to the
other side. Once you begin this journey, you
got to come out the other end of it.
So if the Fed doesn't lower interest rates, that means that
I can't buy a house sooner than I, you know, when I want to.
So be it. If it's better for the country,
if it's better for my kids in the long run.
How many of us are willing to deal with that?
I think most of us who have children look out there and say,
what's it going to take for this country to be righted?
How do we keep these people away from our children?
We're going to talk a little bit about domestic terrorism in a
second. I just want to remind you we
played this clip yesterday. To me, having worked domestic
terrorism cases, this is as real as it.
If you're listening, what you can't see is a bunch of cops
moving back at the orders of people who are using the threat
of violence and physical coercion as they bang on
Shields, all dressed in sort of a militaristic uniform.
They're wearing goggles. They're wearing face masks to be
able to protect themselves from pepper spray.
And CS. These people came prepared to
engage in violence in order to get a political outcome, in this
case, their video that they were the, the outcome they want is
the United States to divest from, I don't know, Israel and
to save Gaza from Washington State University somehow because
of Boeing, like, just like the illogical jumps of it are not
there. Again, a simple solution to a
incredibly complex problem that's been around for
centuries. So there's that.
But on top of it, there's ongoing issues that we just
don't even want to focus on. Everybody wants to go to the
salacious stuff. Oh, we're exporting illegal
aliens. Oh, we got an MS13 guy.
He's got Ms. 13 on his knuckles in pictograms.
Oh, they're they're, they're deporting children.
Meanwhile, our federal government has been like by
policy screwing Americans and putting new people in charge
doesn't solve that problem. Unless they go out there, admit
there's a huge problem, say it's going to take a while to fix it
and do the things that will fix it.
Here's Scott Bassett. He's the the Treasury Secretary
talking about payments. You want to talk about the most
unsexy thing in the world? How about accounting?
Does anyone get really excited other than the movie The
Accountant with with Ben Affleck, who's basically an
accountant that does books for mobsters and then kills people?
Like that's exciting. That's kind of fun and sexy.
He's also autistic, so he's like the new superhero, right?
But generally speaking, accounting is really dull and
boring and it's tune out time. This is not going to be played
lots of places. This is not going to be a clip
that you see because it doesn't bring anybody a lot of
excitement. There's no there's no salacious
details until you listen to how much money the federal
government has been moving around without the authorization
by the federal government to do so.
And then you start realizing that the scariest things come in
this very banal. The banality of evil is a real
concept. Boring, uninteresting,
numerical, spreadsheet based theft of your future and your
children's like financial security in the future.
Can you define for the committee today what an improper payment
is and some examples of what you're seeing and why these
procedures were not already in place before Mr. Secretary?
Well, it's a bit mystifying why they weren't in place.
And what we are seeing is that there was a very complacent
upper level of management in many departments across the
entire the across the entire government.
And what I can say at Treasury that of the 1.5 billion payments
we pay the we send out every year, they're required to have
something called a task, the Treasury account symbol, we
discovered that more than one third, one third of those
payments did not have a task number.
So as the Appropriations Committee, you should be shocked
by that because how can a payment be tracked back to an
appropriation? Only through the task number.
So there was no accountability. So that is why the 450
organizations that sit above Treasury, where Treasury acts as
the paymaster, are unable to pass an audit.
So we have the crackdown on that.
Every payment now requires a task number.
Do you know how boring that is and how insane what he just
said? He just said that this should
shock you, that you should be appalled and, and didn't you
know, he didn't restate it in any meaningful way.
He didn't do it in a salacious manner so that it was going to
catch all the clicks. He said that the United States
Treasury, I had to write this down.
The United States Treasury Department processes 1.5 billion
payments a year on behalf of the federal government, and all of
those payments are required to have what's called a task
number. The task number is an
authorization key code that ties back to the appropriation that
Congress did to authorize said payment.
Imagine if you got a credit card statement and you had payments
out $57.37 On this date and you don't know where it came from.
You don't know who you paid. In this case, they know who they
paid, but they don't know who authorized the payment.
It's more like having government credit cards out there when you
couldn't see who was the holder of the credit card.
The credit card authorizer is not there.
The task number is required so that Congress can go back and do
an audit or actually the auditors go back and do the
audit and we can talk about all these people failing audits.
What it means is over a third of the 1.5 billion.
That means like 500 million plus payment. 500 million plus
payments is beyond our ability to grasp as a human being.
Those are apparently not being looked at and not trackable.
So none of these people can pass an audit because 33% of the
payments are just out there in the wind.
They're being paid and nobody knows what the Hell's going on.
And that's business as usual. How long has that been going on
is the question. I need more information about
this. And again, it is not sexy and it
is not going to make big headlines except a third of our
payments out of our federal government, out of our treasury
are untraceable and not they're not tied to the thing that
should authorize them. You wonder why the government
does whatever the hell it wants. It's because it has money that's
not accountable to anybody else. That's wild.
That is a truly wild thing to say.
And again, not exciting, not going to make the big bout, you
know, bombshell headline of child arrested and deported with
mom despite being U.S. citizen. Or Kristi Gnome has $3000 cash
and is stuck up and you know, is robbed by an illegal alien.
Take your pick of what side you want to go on.
This is the unsexy part and the real part of looking into what
are the real problems in this country.
And almost all of them come back to the most boring thing.
Greed, money, bureaucratic incompetence.
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anyhow. OK, Should we get into
terrorism? Because that's kind of like
where I'm real passionate right now too.
Let's start with this story. This is truly dull, boring,
dangerous. Again, in the monotony, we find
the true trouble. This is a speech.
This is an opening statement and I've got a little section of it.
The statement and the the hearing was called confronting
white supremacy. This is in the Trump one point O
time. Yet more evidence that Donald
Trump never ran any of these things.
This is Mr. Michael Garrity. He was the former assistant
director of counterterrorism division at the FBI, speaking in
front of Congress at the Oversight and Reform Committee.
This is the one that was the subcommittee on Civil Rights and
Civil Liberties. You would think that they would
know white supremacy is a constitutionally protected
status. You are allowed to be an A hole
in America. Here's where I want you to be
most tuned in. I want you to be very cautious
about things like this. It's verbiage.
It's real specific. He says, good afternoon.
He's talking to ranking member Raskin.
Member Roy, that was Chip Roy subcommittee, blah, blah, blah.
We're going to talk about the FBI's counterterrorism, mention
they want to disrupt terrorist actors, prevent terrorist
attacks. That's a very difficult thing to
do. To move what they call left of
bang and be proactive. You have to have very good Intel
and Intel almost always involves constitutional violations of
civil rights and civil liberties.
About 5-6 paragraphs in, he says the following.
And this is where I want to key you into it.
Domestic terrorism is defined by statute as any dangerous act to
human life that violates US criminal law and appears
intended to intimidate or coerce A civilian population, influence
the policy of government by intimidation or coercion, or
affect the conduct of the government by mass destruction,
assassination, violence, or economic harm to the United
States. OK, like that.
Remember, though, this is the same FBI that was arguing Antifa
is only an idea, and that idea got me shipped across the
country in 2020 to go and watch members of that idea as they
were holding a city hostage in Portland.
So again, it only works when we actually believe in the things
we say. And if you're in the FBI, you
don't have to believe things. You just go out there and say
whatever you want in front of Congress.
The act in question must occur primarily within the
jurisdiction of the United States.
Here's where I see the biggest single issue I'm honing in at
the middle of this paragraph. It's right in the middle of a
bunch of other sort of like statutory definitions.
We assess domestic terrorists pose a persistent and evolving
threat of violence. Sorry, persistic and evolving
threat, I gotta track it, of violence and economic harm to
the United States. OK, so he's using the statutory
language violence and economic threat, but here it is,
persistent and evolving threat. Those are the words.
That's what I was coning in on. What does that mean?
Persistent and evolving? It means it's always there, but
it's always changing. So what is it?
That's an honest question. I'll ask the chat.
What is it? What does it mean for it to be a
persistent and evolving threat? It means nothing.
That's government speech for we're on it.
Trust us, we've got this. That's problematic for a law
enforcement agency. Persistent and evolving.
You guys get it. They're just making it up as
they go. And that's why white supremacy
is the threat today. And now it's child sexual
exploitation using pedophiles. That's today.
How about whatever it is they need it to be?
That's what it is. I'm going to show you what the
threat actually looks like because it's been really clear
for a long time. It's not evolving white
supremacy. It's not January 6th.
There's it's not parents at school board meetings, it's not
Catholics who want Latin Mass. It's none of those things.
But if you're the FBI, it's all of those things.
Why Is it because the people that go after these evolving,
persistent threats are willing to also evolve based on funding?
This is what the threat really looks like on the screen right
now. You're seeing a picture that I
captured in 2020. I'll be less specific like
because this is was a case and for all I know it's still
ongoing. That was a picture that a buddy
of mine took. I've got a telephoto lens.
Off in the distance is a terrorist subject who was sworn
to a terrorist ideology, foreign based.
It is a Muslim based or Islamic terrorist threat and I am
climbed up on the top of a probably 1200 foot little
ridgeline and we climbed up there to take pictures of this
guy shooting with a rifle in the desert and practicing.
That's what the terrorist threat looks like.
The threat looks like somebody who has a weapon system that's
ready to go out and do something dangerous to a civilian
population and they are motivated by a knowledge
ideology that has proven that they'll do it before.
That's the terrorist threat right there on the screen.
OK, that's what I look like when I was doing my job.
There's another picture I've got of my buddy who took the
picture, the two of us taking kind of like a selfie out in the
desert. When we climbed down from that
that that ridgeline, because we drove in from the back end,
there was a plane overhead. This guy was actively involved
in military style training, what I would call move to contact
type drills. About the same time that that
came out. Also, we saw this.
This is from 20/21. This is like less than a year
later from the New York Times. Top law enforcement officials
say the biggest domestic terror threat comes from white
supremacists. They're flexible, it's
persistent and it's evolving. It's at all times coming after
you because it's whatever we need it to be.
Attorney General Merrick Garland and Homeland Security Secretary
Alejandro Mayorkas, those two criminals, you guys remember
them? Those guys did criminal things
in this country, none of which are prosecutable, none of whom
are going to find themselves on the wrong end of an FBI
investigation at this point. Why?
Is it because they've already declared victory?
You want to know what the victory looks like?
I'll show you. Actually, the victory looks like
this. This is Jim Jordan giving a
speech talking about domestic terrorism in the case of a
shooter, a lone shooter who was killed at the baseball field at
the congressional, you know, baseball game in 2017.
The guy died on the scene. The investigation, whether they
did a good job or not is irrelevant.
Whether it was domestic terrorism, It's a dead guy.
There's no further investigation for dead guys.
You can't charge them, except if it's Ashley Babbitt, you can
actually do investigations into her.
If you guys have seen this, the DOJ is looking at doing a a
settlement with her family for like maybe $30 million.
Judicial Watch was pushing that. Good for them.
The fact is, as they open a criminal investigation into a
dead woman, you don't generally do that.
You can investigate and help the cops try to figure out what
happened, just to make sure that there's nobody else involved.
Here's Jim Jordan basically saying now we got the good guys
in, so all the problems are solved.
Suicide by cop. The guy had a hit list in his
pocket. He had six names.
Republican members of Congress on a piece of paper in his
pocket comedy. McCabe, Ray.
They all knew that it was domestic terrorism, but that
didn't fit their narrative because this was the FBI that
spied on the presidential campaign.
This was the FBI that said if you're a parent going to a
school board meeting, you need to be investigated.
This was the FBI that said if you're a pro-life Catholic,
you're extremist. This is the FBI who raided
President Trump's home. And this is the FBI who had 26
confidential human sources at the Capitol on January 6.
And it's the same FBI who can't tell us who planted the pipe
bombs, who can't tell us who leaked the Dobbs opinion, and
who can't tell us who put cocaine at the White House.
Those are some boring talking points that we've been hearing
for a couple of years now. How interesting is it, though,
that they're talking about parents at school boards,
Catholics being surveilled, an FBI that did a bunch of things?
A lot of them I brought personally myself to his
committee. I've never once talked to Jim
Jordan. You guys know that.
Never once. He's never once reached out.
His people once told me that I was too politically hot because
of the way that I do it. You know why?
Because I don't have a team and I don't go.
Oh well, we got the new management, so it's all fixed.
Pam Bondi and Cash Patel and Dan Bongino and anybody else that's
involved in this, they're all good.
We got it. It's the same FBI that did that.
That's the same people that are working there.
It's the same organization that looks for a persistent and
evolving threat. Where does my paycheck come
from? How do I get paid?
Cause the IPM, the the integrated program management,
the FB is quota system, it still exists.
These people are still incentivized.
They just change what the incentives are.
Do you realize that? So now instead of white
supremacy, we're going to talk about things that are more
interesting. How about the really, really
scary thing that the same threat that always existed has always
existed for a very long time. Like jihadi based foreign
terrorists are the single biggest threat that will always
be out here because they look at America and they say that is my
enemy. They have it.
Well, we have it bad. We're going to go out there and
do dangerous things to try to make their life closer to what
we want. There's not even like a good end
goal because what it's going to do stop the American
involvement. It's just going to involve more
and more of a circle while the guys in Qatar collect a ton of
money. Like the guys in Hamas were
billionaires, right? We've played their joke clips
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there. OK, We're going to get deeper
into the domestic terrorism game only because this story did not
go very live. It didn't go wide.
And I don't know why this seems crazy to me.
This is a truly salacious, truly threatening problem.
And my only answer to it is is because this issue of 1200
foreign terrorist suspects inside the United States is
beyond the capabilities of our federal law enforcement to
handle it. I'll say it again one more time.
If there are actually 1200 foreign terrorist subjects that
are operationally doing terrorism in the United States
or plan to do so, that is more than our federal government can
watch definitively. That means that the threat of
foreign terrorism actually outstrips our ability to respond
to it. When I used to work for the
Bureau, one of the things I did was on the regular, we'd have a
caseload set up. We were going to go do a white
collar case. We're going to go watch a gang
case. We're going to go do a child sex
trafficking case, whatever it was.
We're going to go watch a bad guy find out where they go.
And then suddenly out of nowhere we'd catch a freaking phone call
at 10:00 at night when it was snowing out.
We have a priority 415 case. 4 fifteens are foreign based
international terrorism. The real threat.
Not white supremacy, not made-up Catholic problems, not parents
who have an issue at school boards.
I'm talking about actual threats.
The real threats are dudes who trained in camps.
Like guys you see on the screen with the balaclavas on and the
AKS and wear it all black man jammies.
They got the head wraps. They look a lot like these
people. Honestly, though, I mean, you
know where these guys get their, their marching, their, their
uniform tactics. They look like, yeah, I'll keep
playing it because these people, domestic terrorism is a real
thing in so much as we actually acknowledge it.
But 1200 foreign born legit terrorists, that's a that's a
24/7 415 surveillance requirement. 4:15 again is the
FB is code for internal terrorism.
For all of you that were J Sixers or that thought you might
be at a school board meeting and you might be watched because of
it. For all of you that were
considered quote, UN quote militia violent extremists
because you own a gun and you think the Second Amendment is
like absolute because you have a Betsy Ross flag on your wall
like I do in most of my rooms. Those are 260 sixes.
That's what the FBI calls them. But the 415 cases, they would
spin up everything. We would get called out in the
middle of the night to go babysit.
That's all we did. We would just watch them and
contain them. There was no plan.
You just had six armed agents so that if this person decided to
enact an an act of terrorism, we could squash it as quick as
possible. In reality, what it was is it
was the cover your ass version. So the boss could say we had
surveillance on them. We were responding, but they got
away from our net. At least they could say they had
done something so they didn't have another 911 on their hands
where everybody dies and nobody knew what was going on and it
was an Intel failure. It was like, no, no, no, we did
something. It just wasn't enough.
How could we know? We need more funding. 24/7
surveillance looks like 6 armed agents for 8 hours apiece on
shifts in perpetuity. I've done this for weeks at a
time. I've done it intermittently for
weeks at a time where they would bring us on and bring us off
depending on what they thought the threat level was.
If there are 1200 foreign terrorists and we're talking
about having 28 or 21 FBI agents watching them at any given time,
so you're going to have a supervisor that's also part of
that. So you got a supervisor plus you
got shifts of 6. Maybe there's a command post.
We're not even going to factor that in 6 * 3.
That's 18 + 2 for the supervisors times 1200.
That's 24,000, that's 24,000. There's only 14,000 FBI agents
and at least three or 4000 number doing nothing but
management and briefings and coordinations.
There's twice as many required surveillances.
If this is legit, and I have no reason to believe otherwise.
In fact, I think 1200 is a very low number.
And by the way, so did the media on the right when we weren't the
ones who were in charge and it wasn't our thing here.
Here you go. Here's some headlines from the
past. Let's let's cover them down.
Man, it's so gross. OK, so headlines from the past
going to the center square, which is one of the few people
that I see covering the 1200 foreign terror suspects Under
the Biden Harris administration, the greatest number of suspected
terrorists were apprehended at the northern border.
Congressman said we're outnumbered at the northern
border. This was in August of 2024, just
before the election under the Harris administration, the Biden
Harris administration, these individuals, people who were
identified on the US terrorist watch list, we call them KS TS,
known slash suspected terrorists, the same people that
Aaron Stevenson called out as being popped up and receiving
children. KSTS.
The thing we talked about coming in after Biden failed in 21 and
did the withdrawal from Afghanistan.
And by the way, I've got another story that we're going to end
with here because I think it's also relevant talking about the
the poor me story of the security forces folks from
Afghanistan. If you listen to what we said,
we did an interview a long time back.
We'll have them back again soon. The audience has changed.
We got more people. Aaron Stevenson told me that we
know for a fact that the first people who came into the United
States through the Afghan resettlement in the parole, it
100% was people that abandoned their security posts in
Afghanistan. So the security forces groups
out of Afghanistan that gave up to the Taliban were the first
ones that got resettled here. Who are the ones that are
responsible for what happened at Abby Gate?
Just saying, since fiscal year 2021, US Border Patrol and US
Customs and Border Protection have apprehended 17146.
This is again in 2021. Seventeen 146 known as suspected
terrorists nationwide, the greatest number in U.S. history.
That was the first year under Biden they apprehended 17150
people. We always estimate that they
catch about 1/3 of who comes in now.
That means that you are looking at what 3500 that made it
through in that year alone. 1200 is a Pydians.
There are probably 10s of thousands over the last decade
of people that have been able to sneak into this country.
The majority 1100 of them were at the northern border coming in
from to the United States from Canada.
That's the thing that's most crazy.
We've been so focused on the southern border.
If they caught 1000, that means they got 2000 that probably made
it through from the northern border walking across.
And how many of you that live in Minnesota or Michigan or upstate
New York, who live in, you know, I don't know, Montana have been
out there watching the borderline and trying to see if
like there's known or suspected terrorists, a bunch of like
Afghan looking guys cruising, cruising in Syrians, Jordanians,
whatever, Saudis popping in over that thing.
There's so much unguarded, like just property you can drive.
You can walk into Canada all over the place, whether it be in
the woods or the plains. There's tons of it in twenty,
23736 KS TS were caught trying to come in, which was the
highest record for a single year at that time.
The majority, almost 500 of them were apprehended again at the
northern border. 736, let's call it 700.
That means what 1400 made it in that year in 2023, we're already
at like over 5000 just in the last four years with those
numbers. So 1200 suspected foreign
terrorists in the United States is a Pideans compared to what's
really out there. And it outstrips the ability to
actually respond to it. These people are identified at
the terrorist screening data set.
They're KSTS. Again, it's a a potential threat
to the United States. Does that mean every single one
of them does terrorist activity? They might actually just be
associated with they might have crossed paths with a bomb maker
at some point. So you can even like pare that
down a bit, But when you do, you're still going to end up
with thousands of these people, more than we have the ability to
respond to if they did it every day non-stop full time.
Kind of like what I used to do right here.
This was a 24/7 surveillance. This was 3 shifts of people
shipped in from across the country to watch one individual
involved in terroristic activity that swore allegiance to a
foreign terrorist organization. You guys get it, It's not good.
And then in the meantime, what do we got?
Do we got people that are willing to go out there and
prosecute it? Do we have Republicans that are
like, OK, we're serious. We understand there was a big
problem. We were calling white
supremacists the issue again, right?
What's it look like? That's not it.
White supremacists, the biggest threat to the homeland, all that
nonsense, the FBI briefing on it.
Do we have those people tuned in and saying, look, we've
redirected our domestic terrorism operations to go after
the really bad guys? No, no, here's the, here's the,
the, the leader for the Senate, a Republican apparently, who
says I'd love to get, get you guys a, a real attorney in, in
DC. We'd like to have Ed Martin
there and he seems like a nice guy, but he's too sympathetic to
January 6th, which we all know was so problematic.
So I, I can't confirm him. We're not going to get Ed Martin
confirmed in DC. That's President Trump's pick to
be the, the United States Attorney in Washington, DC.
Not going to happen. Here he is saying it and it's
about January 6th. We don't have any alignment on
our side. He is I don't believe he's being
advanced to the markup and I met with Mr. Martin, he seems like a
good man. Most of my concerns related to
January 6th and, and he, he built a, a compelling case on
some of the 1512 prosecutions that were probably key to the
moment bad decisions. But where we probably have a
difference is I think anybody that breached the perimeter
should have been in prison for some period of time.
Whether it's 30 days or three years is debatable, but I have
no tolerance for anybody who entered the building on January
the 6th and that's probably where most of the friction was.
I see. So he.
Disagreed with you on that. Well, now I have to say that
Mister Martin did a good job of explaining how there were people
that probably got caught up in it, but they made the stupid
decision to come through a building that had been breached
and that the police officers and others were saying stay away.
So the difference wasn't that they should be charged in my
estimation, it's by how much. That's an argument I'm willing
to have. But we have to be very, very
clear that what happened on January the 6th was wrong.
It wasn't. It was not prompted or created
by other people to put those people in trouble.
They made a stupid decision and they disgraced the United States
by by absolutely destroying the capital.
And I can't have any patience. Yeah, it's absolutely destroyed.
They don't have. They're not standing right there
in the capital, right, 'cause they absolutely destroyed the
capital by doing some damage. Same as we've seen on every
single college campus where you had these idiots go and burn
things. We showed it to you yesterday,
rolling footage. The FBI does not get involved in
those sort of things. There's nobody that would care
about trespassing. Do you know how I know?
Because I was there in 2020. I watched them do the same
thing. I watched people on the
political left have the National Guard shipped in and set up
defensive fighting posts all around Washington, DC in a Green
Zone. No, those people got prosecuted.
We had BLM kneelers. Let's assume that the FBI agents
who took a knee for BLM, they did so because they were
actually being threatened. How many of the people that were
threatening them were charged and arrested?
How many people came running out to surround those people and
charge them with obstruction of a federal officer?
None. None of them.
Nobody was arrested on that day in June of 2020.
Not a single person. This is such nonsense.
He's safe, though. He's going to continue on.
So again, don't tell me that we won.
We should be asking more questions.
And then you have the, the, the messaging that it's all about
what it's all about whether or not we're wrapping people up,
whether or not we're going after American kids.
They are distracting you with the lowest hanging stupid fruit.
And the same people that arrested J Sixers are going to
be the same people that are doing whatever else the domestic
terrorism priority is because they are the foot soldiers of
the regime. They are the people that go
after the current thing. It looks like this.
The FBI agents asked the court to bar their team from
disclosing their names. We covered this yesterday.
That's Mark Zaid. Mark Zaid, who has openly
threatened people on on social media and said, I'd love to have
some of my intelligence community contacts look into
you, find out what they can dig on you.
That is not what our what our intelligence agencies are set up
to do because they have no constitutional limits the way a
law enforcement agency is supposed to.
And that is the biggest problem with having the
counterintelligence mission sit at the FBI when they don't have
to only tie it to criminality. That is going to bring you to
something that I find to be truly troubling.
This is the director of the FBI, Dan Bongino has been doing the
same thing. There's all this crap on social
media about this group, A violent network 764.
They're going out there and running after the low hanging
fruit because suddenly they care about kids.
We talk about this man, the suspendables all the time.
The FBI opened up 250 investigations in what they call
it a terrorist network, they said.
I've talked to people in the Bureau, they said all of these
things are coming in through the JTTF.
The same people who went after January Sixers.
The same morally flexible people who have a morally flexible
mission that sends them towards the current thing.
And that's the current thing today.
Why are we so interested in this?
Why are people acting like the FBI suddenly cares about
pedophiles when they haven't? Because nobody has gone after
anybody on the Epstein list. Do I care about a bunch of
teenagers being shitty teenagers online doing awful things to
each other? I guess.
Do you know how many AUS as are going to prosecute out of those
250 cases? Almost none of them.
Because for all of the talk about it that has been out there
and it's all social media buzz. I've had people inside the
Bureau tell me the FBI is basically running on social
media buzz wherever the the the excitement is.
I saw that this gal was on talking about it on Alex Jones
the other day. So now it's exciting.
It's something people want to get involved in real.
Clearly the quote UN quote 764 threat are mostly teenagers as
discovered by looking it up. Go type it into your your, your
search engine and find out. It starts in like 2019.
So it's a 5 year old threat, persistent and evolving.
It's five years old and it's a 15 year old who launched it.
He was basically doing sexploitations.
They've been doing this thing for 20 plus years, people.
There's just been a different goal.
People have gone out online, found people, they've catfished
them or they've seduced them or they've used romantic fraud.
Some people take money, some people take, they blackmail and
they extort. That's a big deal.
The FBI didn't care about it until some kid killed himself.
These are teenagers going after other teenagers in a pedophilic
way. I guess maybe it's like a 15
year old going after a 12 year old or a 13 year old.
It's disgusting. You want to keep it safe?
It's super easy. Don't let your kids get online.
The end. Don't let them have unsupervised
access to the Internet. Don't let them on discord, don't
let them on chat servers. Don't let them on Reddit.
Don't let them on 4 Chan or 8 Chun or whatever these things
are. Don't let them do it.
The end. Either you control your kids or
somebody else will have to go and have a federal government
response to it. We're talking about teenagers
going after teenagers. If you look at the big arrest
that they announced, like it was some sort of triumphant thing,
don't look at the Epstein failure over here.
Pay attention to what we just did.
We arrested a 21 year old and a 20 year old who've been doing
this for five years when they were flipping teenagers, which
is why they had to wait so long to go after anybody.
And then you add a little bit of satanic stuff and call it
terrorism, domestic terrorism. And it's a loose network because
they use the same number. That number relates back to the,
to the, the area code in Stevensville, Texas with a 15
year old idiot who's now in jail for like 80 years for being a, a
creep. Don't get me wrong, there's tons
of creeps out there, but 250 cases in the FBI, We had
thousands of cases. J Sixers, this is not what the
FBI mobilizes for a big threat. It sounds like a lot.
There's 55 field offices do the case like that.
On average, there's like 5 cases per field office.
Does it mean that these people are not evil?
Yeah, of course they're evil. There's lots of evil in the
world. But is it a federal matter to
have teenagers who are trying to exploit teenagers to send them
sexually explicit pictures and then talk them into, like, doing
harm to themselves? Do you know how your kids don't
do that stuff? Love them, talk to them, know
what they're doing online and don't give them unfettered
access to a bunch of evil that's out there.
We actually all used to know this stuff.
They used to cry about whether or not you let your kids watch,
you know, television programs that were violent or whether or
not you were, you know, let them play video games that you didn't
know what it is. This is just as like this is the
same sort of like hands off parroting as letting them watch
Netflix and finding out that they're pushing gender ideology
on like kids shows. It's the same problem.
It's unsupervised kids and it could be fixed.
How about the kids that went missing for child sex
trafficking? Are we talking about that?
Nope. How about the elite pedophiles,
the people that are associated with the guy who was a
billionaire that we were going to hear about on day one?
And the files are on my desk. I'm telling you, my friends told
me they were doing redactions. That's real.
They were actually doing redactions on the names of
victims. So they can release those files.
But their hope is, is that you won't pay attention because
you're a fickle American public and you're going to have your
attention span easily distracted because Jim Jordan's going to
tell you that we. Want we've we've got Congressman
Jim Jordan, who's the head of the Judiciary Committee and I
know you guys have been looking, you know, a lot at these
activist judges talk about the problem that it is and what
we're doing about it. Well, the fundamental problems,
exactly what the president said. He put his name on the ballot.
He got elected by we the people. He gets to make the calls as the
guy who runs the executive branch, not some unelected
federal District Judge who somehow thinks they're
equivalent to the president of the United States.
So that's the left always wants the unelected to make the calls,
the foul cheese and the Bosebergs.
They want them making the judgments and the decisions, not
the people who put their name on the ballot.
But that's not how our system works.
So we've actually sent a letter to the court.
We're kind of curious about how Judge Boasberg gets all these
cases. You know, he was the guy who was
on the FISA court when they spied on President Trump's
campaign. He was the judge that oversaw
Kevin Kleinsmith's case. The guy who altered a document,
lied to the court, the FISA court.
He oversaw that case. He was the judge who said turn
the plane around, bring the bad guy back who's a member of a
gang who did terrible. Terrible things.
Who's here illegally? And he's also now the judge who
gets randomly assigned the signal gate case against the
secretary Hegseth. So we wrote the court and said,
you know, how does it all work out?
How does this random assignment process work?
Because we're concerned about the same thing President Trump
was talking about. He did the meme, people.
We sent a sternly worded letter and we're going to have a
hearing. That's the end for Jim Jordan,
who ought to have a podcast because all he wants to do is
just list things that went wrong with no solution in in mind.
The reason I say this is because all this stuff is distraction.
It continues to be distraction. You're going to cry about the
judge. What are you going to do?
Are you going to defund it? Are you going to take away the
task number that the Treasury Secretary brought up and say
that this particular court is no longer funded?
We are not appropriating money that way.
You're on the Judiciary Committee.
Can you do that? Go to your friends on the on the
appropriations and say this court needs no task number, no
money. They're not going to do it.
It's made-up. They're going to tell you that
it's child sexual exploitation because that's really salacious.
That gets people going. They're going to tell you that
businesses are being reported and and targeted.
They're going after, you know, kids and set and U.S. citizens
are getting wrapped up in this because they're children.
By the way, do we really want to like separate parents?
I got a little clip from that too.
We'll do it again tomorrow because there's no reason not
to. What about Epstein, though?
That's my question. How are they trying to distract
you? What is that distractionary
method that you are not paying attention to?
Where is your attention span and what is the opportunity cost?
Because it's not working. If you watch social media buzz,
they're doing everything they can to focus in on something
that is a tiny issue compared to the larger issue which is in
action by our government and A and an acting like we've
rebranded and therefore all problems are fixed.
It's theatrical. This is a Benny Johnson clip.
It's actually kind of hard to watch.
But Comer basically gives speculation with no information
saying that we're never going to get the Epstein files.
Why is this not This needs to stay front and center only
because they made it an issue. They said we were going to have
it. If you don't talk about things,
then we don't hold you accountable for your own words.
If you do, then you better live up to it.
What's next? I mean we.
We did a little bit of a preview.
On the Epstein files, obviously that's, that's like finding a
Unicorn in Washington DC. You have come on and talked
about that on this program just in the sake of for the sake of
transparency, which is very big for you.
And so in, you know, in, in closing, any motion on that, any
movement on that? We hear that there's a timeline
now. I hope, I hope James has the
Epstein files because I don't think the Department of Justice
has them or at least the attorney general does not have
them or she would have turned him over.
The president ordered them released.
The attorney general ordered them released.
We all know they have not been released.
And one of my biggest fears that I had, and I expressed this with
was Cash Patel and a lot of people, Stephen Miller and a lot
of people going into the to the new administration.
I'm like, you know, I hope they're not shredding documents
right now. This was a few weeks I'm.
Going to cut away from it because it's just long winded
and all he's saying is shredding documents.
There's no documents that need to be shredded.
That's not how the FBI file system works.
It's like everybody else in the world right now.
It's on a computer, and these are on computers that are in the
secret compartmented area, what you would call the Sympranet if
you were working in the military.
For those of you that are familiar, it's on the Sympranet
and it is a file server system that is designed to not be
tampered with and does not allow deletion so that you can
maintain consistency. When you do prosecutions, all
your unclassified cases are there.
All your classified cases are there.
And if the FBI is the group that actually did something to make
it go away, the way that they hid the Hunter Biden laptop and
we don't know where it is and all this other kind of crap,
that means that we have an FBI that lost evidence that is
deliberately working against a prosecution that is not
following congressional mandates, that is not following
the mandates of the president who is their boss.
We're talking about a group that is flexible and serves its own
needs. Again, it's the same reason I
told you that when you see them go to a Norm Eisen and a Mark
Zaid to defend them against the administration, they are hostile
and adversarial regardless of who's in charge.
Tulsi Gabbard is in an uphill fight and she's still exposing
some information. She seems to be doing a pretty
decent job because she's pretty quiet.
I hear nobody on the left crying about the FBI today.
I'm going to hammer it home again.
Find me someone that is upset about the job that Dan Bongino
and Cash Patel are doing over on the political left.
If you are not taking flak, you are not over the target.
I promised you I'd show you what terrorism looks like.
Let me show you what it doesn't look like.
Here's the clip from yesterday. This is two people who have some
real sympathetic ties to terrorism based on their their
language, their religion, and their upbringing and the way
that they present information saying white supremacy is the
problem. Here it is, and I'm going to
show you what the real problem looks.
Like a lot of conservatives in particular would say that the
rise in Islamophobia as a result, a lot of hate.
But a fear, a legitimate fear, they say of quote, UN quote.
Jihadist terrorism, whether it's.
Fort Hood or San Bernardino or the recent truck attack in New
York. What do you say to them?
I would say our, our country should be more fearful of, of,
of white men across our country because they are actually
causing most of the deaths within this country.
That's factually inaccurate. Here are the most wanted
terrorists according to that FBI that Jim Jordan told us is good
to go. Here's what they look like.
I'm going to scroll through it. This is
fbi.gov/wanted/wanted/terrorists. These are the most wanted
terrorists. There's 23 items.
There's one lady from the Weather Underground from back in
the day. Muhammad Abdullah Khalif Hassan
Ariana Rahaja Wahuda Muhammad Jahama Hayefi al Turkey.
Badulan Shahrinani Hassan is Al Edeen Muhammad Ahmed al Munawar.
Like none of these names are even pronounceable to me.
These are just, I just hear Muhammad, Muhammad, Muhammad.
This is the Durka durka Durka thing.
Hassan Muhammad Alamuri, Al Nasir, Aziza Walda.
Look at them. They're all Islamic terrorists
minus maybe one or two. Almost every damn 1 of the 70 of
the 23 here. This is the face of what the FBI
considers to be the most wanted terrorists.
I went looking for domestic. There are zero in the last five
years that I could find listed that way.
So what do you see the left actually crying about?
They don't want you to pay attention.
They want you to be sympathetic. There's 1200 alleged terrorist
minimum. A lot of those, probably 600
plus are supposed to be gang members.
So fine, there's probably thousands and thousands.
But remember, NPR is going to run cover for them.
Many Afghans living in the United States fear being
tortured or killed if they get deported.
The guy showing up on the screen who is a one off story was part
of the security forces that was supposed to be keeping the Herit
province. He was in the Afghan Interior
Ministry as a security commander and he fled here.
And his story and what's going on and why he doesn't go back.
You don't want to go back there. So look at him.
Look how American he looks. He's got a bull on his shirt and
he's got a Texas flag and he's around a wooden door.
How American is that? What's more American than being
American in Texas America? Meanwhile, they've missed out on
the point that we took 100,000 people from a company from a
country that had no physical records, where they just made-up
who they were, how old they were there, they came from when they
were born and what their name was.
And we had no idea. And some of them have
significant biometric indicators that they should be KS, TS
should be listed as them. But they were able to avoid it
because we weren't allowed to query that.
And that's one of the things that that Aaron Stevenson
brought forward as well. And he lost his job for that.
He has not been reinstated at DHS, by the way.
So for all the good work being done by Christy Noeman, the
folks over there, despite the cosplay, they haven't brought
back people who are analysts that lost their job for calling
out real threats and real problems.
And luckily our media is going to run cover for them.
It's on both sides, folks. It just keeps happening.
It's nauseating when you think about it long enough.
So that's what I got for today on that one.
I don't know how to fix it other than looking at the people that
are not interested in fixing it. And it's very apparent to me
that they are all over the place in our federal government.
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it's an easy thing to do. I do have a palate cleanser
because there is an answer to all of this.
By the way, the answer is self-reliance.
It's always been, I'm going to give you a guy that I have
personally spent time with. I've trained with this man and I
used to pick up guns from this man.
His name is Michael Cargill. He lives the the talk that he
makes, he walks the walk. And here's a story that I'd
never heard about him. I've probably picked up 20 or 30
guns from his store, Central Texas Gun Work.
They get a free plug. If you're in Austin on the South
side, check out Central Texas Gun Work and Mike Cargill.
He brought the lawsuit that made bump stocks back in FAD at the
Supreme Court ruled on that, Cargill versus Garland.
That's a big deal because what it said is that the law actually
matters when we start talking about firearms and that rate of
fire is not relevant. It's the mechanical action of
one bullet, one trigger pull. That's what they established.
That also makes FRTS legal as far as I can tell.
Mike Cargill tells the story about why he became a gun person
and it is the answer to all this terrorism stuff. self-reliance,
take care of yourself. The thing that the FBI called
militia violent extremists like Mike Glover is the same thing
that Mike Cargill talking about. So this is your palate cleanse.
Be a good neighbor. Be armed.
Be prepared to take care of yourself.
What was the turning point for you from somebody who grew up
not seeing guns to such a strong advocate now?
My grandmother, when she was 70, she felt that she wanted to
become a nurse. At 70.
At 70 years old, I'm going to go to college and become a nurse.
It so happened that one day when she was leaving the library, the
guy came along while she was seeing that bus stop, grabbed
her, pulled her into the bushes and mugged her and raped her.
Did you feel guilty that you weren't there to support your
grandma when that happened? Yes, and that's the thing.
And you're trying to make it right.
Yes, because I feel that I was not there for her when she
needed me. Until then, you'd never really
been a gun advocate. No, never had a gun.
After that happened, I went and got my handgun license, became a
Texas handgun license instructor and started teaching just my
family and neighbors. And I feel that by doing this I
can make sure that that does not happen to some other lady.
What was the turning point for you from somebody who grew up
not seeing guns too? Yeah, sorry, that's a repeat
there. That's the turning point.
Somebody experiences an act of violence and you don't have
something to do about it, give yourself an option to go do it.
He always says, you know, more guns equals less crime.
Go buy a gun. I agree with that 100%.
That's why we got them on the desk here.
That's why we got them in the back of the show set.
We have them all over the house. Everybody in this house that's
old enough. All my children have shotguns
all the way down except my toddler.
They've at least pulled the trigger and see what it is and
understand about safe action. We are a gun safe family.
So go out there and be responsible for your own safety.
The FBI is not going to do it for you.
They're going to turn on you the minute they get an opportunity
and you will be part of that persistent and evolving threat.
All right, my friends, God bless you.
Thanks for being here today. I appreciate it.
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