Take a look behind the curtain with a real whistleblower, an
American patriot. Prepare to embrace the
uncomfortable truth because this program has no time for
comforting lies. Here is civil liberties
enthusiast, Second Amendment defender, and recovering FBI
agent Kyle Serafin. Yes, yes, yes, indeed.
Here I am. Hello, my friends.
Welcome to the Kyle Serafin Show.
Today is Wednesday. It's October the 4th.
That's right man. You do what Adrenal Fatigue is.
You ever heard of this term, Ryan?
You know if Adrenal Fatigue is you ever seen that?
No Sir. Adrenal Fatigue as when your
body is overly producing cortisol and the very stress
hormones because you have been challenged and you have been
pushed too far in the the sympathetic nervous response.
It's when your body is putting out adrenaline, it's putting out
this cortisol, which is a stress hormone, and you just can't do
it anymore and it just starts teetering off or you just get
less and less of a reaction and you just feel exhausted.
But it's because your body is overdoing it.
We are in a media cycle of adrenal fatigue right now.
For me, every time I look at the news, I just go, Oh my God, are
we are we doing this more? Are we having more historic?
I'm doing the air quotes for you if you're listening on the On
the Audio podcast, are we doing more historic like news events?
We rated a sitting a former president historic moment or
they've indicted a guy historic moment.
Then they did it again and then they did it again and they did
it again. And it's like how many more
historic moments can we do in 2023?
The president is in diapers historic moment.
And So what do we got? We've got going on that Matt
Gaetz went out there and you guys saw the the thumbnail.
If you're watching on the rumble channel, he went out and had
them vacate the speaker's chair. Historic moment again, it's just
it's all over every single time. We just can't get away from this
historic moment. 2023 is just given 20/20 a hold my beer
moment. I feel like it's so crazy.
We're got a lot of stuff we're going to talk about today show.
We're going to talk about sort of the way that this was
telegraphed. This was a Telegraph punch.
This was no, it should have been.
Any news to anybody that Matt Gaetz was going to do this.
Of course the the wild news that came out of yesterday afternoon,
the historic news, was the fact that we had the Speaker of the
House voted off his perch of power and Kevin McCarthy is no
longer the Speaker of the House. It is an empty chair right now.
And the Kyle Serafin Show position is no one for Speaker
hashtag, no one for Speaker. I'll tell you why I think that
should be the the case for a little while at least.
I think we should embrace the chaos.
I know that there some of you have seen these things on on
social media. There's like an Elmo.
It's not even a good Elmo. It's like a bad a I Elmo.
And he's standing, he's got fire and flames going up behind him.
Just let it burn kind of thing. And how about that?
How about we do just a little bit of let's see what happens,
Let's do some disruptions because the status quo sucks.
It is not good. Americans are unhappy.
The economy is garbage. People that are in political
leadership seem to suck. So my hashtag, if you guys want
to send it out right now as we start the show off, first of all
give us a like on rumble before you leave and then go ahead and
open up another window and give me a hashtag.
No one, the number four speaker, no one for speaker.
Make a trend. Y'all, let's put this out there
into the world, because I would like to see just a little bit of
time where we don't have anybody doing anything.
They're not spending any of our money.
They're not going and funding a foreign war.
That'd be all right. I could just handle a little bit
of downtime. We're going to talk about a
bunch of other stuff, too. We're going to talk about
violence in the streets and some wild stuff coming out of the
January 6th ongoing independent journalist investigation.
Since nobody seems to be doing it in the actual, no one's
actually doing credible investigations from the federal
side or from the local law enforcement.
So we have to have journalists step in.
That's actually what journalists are supposed to do.
Before we get started and rolling into the outrage and the
insanity, Let's talk about my friends over at.
And I got to turn that light off again.
I don't know why that does that. We're going to talk about my
friends over at Catholic Vote. Here they are.
Catholic Vote. It's the loop.
You guys know that. I read the Loop every morning.
Mine comes in before I even wake up.
It comes in at 4:56 AM You can see what it looks like.
I don't need to tell you much more than that.
Here it is. So what is, what is in the loop
today? Talking about Pope Francis, the
Communist guy in charge of the Catholic Church?
He is now pushing for aggressive global enforced climate
legislation. Really this guy cannot be more
of a disappointment. I know Catholics everywhere are
just really sad about this Pope. He's awful talking about the
human change on the climate crisis.
Just and he's also been softening the ban on blessing
gay marriages and unions. Just bizarre.
Just living in upside down times and the leadership is captured.
Kevin McCarthy ousted from speakership.
Obviously they couldn't go without talking about that
again. Francis talking about the same
sex marriage blessings. An administrator trying to add
misgendering. Sorry.
The the Biden administration is trying to add misgendering to
the sexual harassment laws. There's actually I I rarely tell
you to do some actions but there's an action item that I
think we should do coming directly out of today's loop.
And we'll we'll try to get it at the end of the show here.
But if you haven't, go to the loop and and check out this this
article talking is it's entitled Biden Admin Equates Misgendering
with Harassment. There's a link in there to the
EE OC, the Equal Opportunity Employment Commission.
You can actually comment on this in public.
This is a public rules comment change and if you make a comment
on it and there's a sufficient number of people that are
against this sort of thing, we do not need to be adding
misgendering into the the EE OC's way of the enforcing.
Because what that means is, is that your private business is
going to be held accountable to whatever kind of nonsense they
come up with. Now, we've already seen, I saw
Garetta Boyle sitting in our chat right now, so that's
awesome. But what we've already seen is
that the this administration has no interest in enforcing the
Title 7 protections that we should have, which is like your
freedom of religion, your freedom of speech, your ability
to actually be the religious liberties that cannot be
protected in the way that they should.
That was my experience. I went out there and wrote a
credible credible, what do you call it, a profession of faith
in order to not get the COVID shots and and the FBI and the
rest of the federal government ignored it.
But if they're going to add misgendering, you can imagine
that they're going to come down big and hard on that.
So that's gross. So go out there and make that
comment and the equal opportunity Employment
Commission while you still can. All right, let's get going.
I saw Eric, Jason already saying smash the like button, do not
comply. Thanks, buddy.
We appreciate you being out there in the chat and and
managing it as a moderator. Let's do this.
Let's do topic number one. McCarthy.
He's out. Let's bring up topic one.
There it is. CNN is reporting on it.
He will not run again. It's not just that he's out
Okay, folks. It's not just that he no longer
is sitting in the speaker chair. It's that he's also said that he
recognizes defeat and he's not going to try to put another bid
in for speaker. So we're going to be left with a
couple of other people. What I want to do is play for
you a couple videos. These are the pros and the cons.
You want to hear Pros or cons first.
What do you want to hear, Ryan? I'm going to give you the two
pros, okay pros is how to get. This is pros for for McCarthy,
what the arguments why he should stick around because that'll get
me riled up. Let's do that.
Oh no, I want to go pros. Why not?
OK, why not? You're in the burn it down
category. OK, so we're going to do why you
should vacate the chair, and that's going to be video number
one. This was Matt Gaetz yesterday
getting up in front of it. You're going to listen for the
booze poke. I want you to tune your ears for
the booze. Matt Gaetz making his plea and
his statement on why they should vote, which he was successful
in. Why they should vote to get rid
of this guy. Kevin McCarthy, Democrat,
Republican Uni Party California since 1987.
This guy's been in politics as we talked about yesterday.
All right, video one. Let's go ahead and roll that
sucker. The gentleman from Florida.
My colleague says we passed the strongest border bills in
history. Well, guess what, Look at the
border right now. We didn't use sufficient
leverage in the debt limit or in any other thing to actually get
results on the border. The border is a disaster, really
something I don't think you're going to be campaigning on that.
You fix the border. Second, you said you streamlined
regulations. What the gentleman from
Louisiana doesn't tell you is that all of the regulatory
reform he was just bragging about is waivable by the stroke
of a pen of someone in the Biden White House.
I don't think you got anything for that.
It's a total joke. And then finally the welfare to
work that the gentleman from Louisiana said, we got the
welfare programs that they said that they streamlined with their
welfare to work stuff. They're actually going to grow
because while they did work requirements, they blew out
those programs with expanded eligibility.
I'm real glad you guys didn't put work requirements on
Medicaid. It probably would have resulted
in Medicaid expansion and when it comes to how those raise
money. I take no lecture.
On. Asking patriotic Americans to
weigh in and contribute to this fight from those who would
grovel and bend knee for the lobbyists and special interests
who own our leadership who have. Oh Boo all you want who have
hollowed out this town and have borrowed against the future of
our future generations. I'll be happy to fund my
political operation through the work of hardworking Americans 10
and 20 and $30.00 at a time. And you all keep showing up at
the lobbyist fundraisers and see how that goes for you.
I reserve. There it is, he says.
Boo all you want. You people have hollowed out
this town. Those are some strong words, and
I really appreciate that he's coming there with the fire.
This was the argument against McCarthy Okay saying the border
was weak and pathetic, which it is the thing that they they keep
acting like just because you passed a bill in the House
doesn't mean you were able to leverage your power as speaker.
This is the number three person in line for the presidency, by
the way. Do people have that concept?
You're talking about one of the most powerful people in this
country. And McCarthy was pretty much
famous for snatching what He was snatching victory or he was
snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.
He was, he was pushing forward weak policies when they had
options. They they failed on the debt
ceiling. They failed on a whole bunch of
other topics. And then just because you passed
it and you had no support anywhere else, he wasn't looking
at the House above them, the the Senate, and making sure that it
was actually going to get signed off on it.
There was going to be overwhelming support for
anything they did. Guy was weak.
Here's another thing that kind of made me sick.
He's got a he's got a comms director.
His name is Caleb something or other.
I have to look him up again. But his comms director, who was
both, he was the comms director for Paul Ryan and for John
Boehner. So he's a speaker of the House
comms director for Republicans, Okay.
And he tweeted out a picture of this very feminine pose of Kevin
McCarthy after that October 3rd, the man in the arena.
Have you heard the speech? The man in the arena, Ryan?
You know what I'm talking about. I've heard it.
But refresh my memory. The man in the arena is one of
these. Like, it's it's one of these,
like, archetypal American statements.
It comes from a speech that Teddy Roosevelt gave in Paris,
actually pulled it up here on my phone.
So I'm going to look down for a second here.
It was called the citizenship in a Republic.
We do live in a Republic. You should be a citizen.
And so he gave this entire long speech.
But the short version that many people have heard, the short
sort of quotation that comes out of it, I'd like to actually read
it, because I just want you to think, is this the Kevin
McCarthy that you guys have seen sitting in the House of
Representatives? The quote goes like this quote.
It is not the critic who counts, not the man who points out how
the strong man stumbles, where the doer of deeds could have
done them better. The credit belongs to the man
who actually is in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and
sweat and blood, who strives valiantly, who airs, who comes
up short again and again because there is no effort without air
and shortcomings. But who does actually great?
Who? Who does actually strive to do
the deeds? Who knows great enthusiasms, the
great devotions? Who spends himself in a worthy
cause? Who at best, this is the real
key that people focusing on who at the best knows in the end the
triumph of high achievement and who at the worst, if he fails,
at least fails while daring greatly so that his place she'll
never be with those cold and timid souls who know neither
victory nor defeat. I mean, is that Kevin McCarthy?
Is that the guy that's out there doing this?
I mean nothing about that. Do you think that Kevin McCarthy
has ever had dust and sweat and blood on his face?
You know, I grew up in a house where we did a lot of manual
labor. I spent a lot of time.
I've got calluses on my fingers from doing shovel work.
I don't mind doing a shovel work.
I don't mind digging a hole. I don't mind swinging a hammer.
I don't mind sweating. I actually feel probably the
best it. It may be a work that's looked
down upon by the current generation of millennials that
sit inside and want to type on a keyboard.
But I'll tell you what, if you gave me the choice between
typing on a keyboard all day long and swinging a hammer or a
digging a hole, I'd be digging holes 100%, So much better.
I feel better. It's good for my soul.
I don't think Kevin McCarthy's done that in a very, very long
time. His hands look soft and
manicured and they look lotioned and they look gentle and so does
his body position. Everything about that guy looks
weak and frail. So I don't know.
You want to call that guy the man in the arena?
I'll tell you something else. The first interview that I did
publicly with Dan Bongino as I was leaving Miami, I was sitting
in an airport waiting to board a plane on whatever my connection
flight was. I can't even remember where that
was. It's been such a wild year.
That was only a year ago. And I'm sitting in the airport
and I text a guy named Mike Glover.
He's a former Green Beret. And I said, I said, Mike, you
got any advice? Because I'm about to go loud and
people are about to know who I am.
And he said, you know the man in the arena, who cares what the
people in the bleachers say? It just who cares what the
people in the bleachers say? It don't matter.
Kevin McCarthy was kind of on the bleachers for a lot of the
stuff. And we're going to find out what
the the Jim Jordan pitch for this man was kind of nauseating.
I want you to take a deep breath because you're going to hear a
lot of the suspendables, hard work and the things that we put
our ass on the line for. I hate to say it that way, but
that is correct. Being a suspendable means that
you're willing to do the right thing.
Doesn't really matter what happens.
And apparently Kevin McCarthy gets credit for what people
like. Garrett Boyle, people like me,
people like Steve Friends, some of the others that you don't
know the names of that have gone out there and have suffered
consequences but don't want to be public figures.
There's apparently that's all to be laid at the feet of Kevin
McCarthy. Obviously it didn't this this
argument was not persuasive. But I'd love you to play video
#2. Let's hear why Kevin McCarthy is
Jim Jordan's man. This might change your opinion
folks. Gentleman from Ohio is
recognized for three minutes. I thank the gentleman for
yielding on January 3rd. We said the 118th Congress is
about three things. Pass the bills that need pass,
do the oversight work that needs to be done, and stop the
inevitable omnibus that comes from the United States Senate
right before the holidays. Kevin McCarthy has been rock
solid on all three. We have passed the bills.
We told the American people we would pass. 87,000 IRAS agents.
That bill that bill passed Parents Bill of Rights.
That bill passed energy legislation, passed border
security immigration enforcement legislation.
The strongest bill ever to pass the Congress passed earlier this
year. We have done what we told them
we were going to do. We can't help but the Senate
won't take up those good common sense bills.
They'll have to answer to the American people come Election
Day oversight. We have done the oversight that
we're supposed to do. Because of our oversight, we
know that parents were targeted by the Department of Justice.
Because of our oversight. We know that 51 former Intel
officials misled the country weeks before the most important
election we have. And because of our oversight,
the Disinformation Governance Board at the Department of
Homeland Security is gone. Because of our oversight, the
memo attacking pro-life Catholics has been rescinded.
Because of our oversight, unannounced visits to Americans
home by the Internal Revenue Service has stopped.
That happened under Speaker McCarthy, And on the third one
on this side of it, we know there's a big old ugly bill
coming at the end of the year. All kinds of spending all kinds
of garbage in it. We're still in that fight.
Frankly, to Matt's point, we don't know how that one's going
to shake out. But we do know this.
We do know this. On Saturday, we didn't take the
Senate's bill. They tried to send over and
shove it down our throats on. We didn't take that bill and it
was a tough position he was in. There were five options on the
table last week. Option one was in the longterm
CR over there that would have leveraged the 1% cut, something
a bunch of us voted for. Both parties couldn't get the
votes for that one. Second option was the focus on
the one issue the country now is completely focused on.
The border issue, we couldn't get the votes for that one
either. But when the Senate tried to
send us that bill, he said no to it.
I think the Speaker has kept his word.
I know my colleagues and friends are saying different.
I think he has kept his word on those three things that we
talked about on January 3rd, frankly, that entire week.
He has kept his word. I think we should keep him as
speaker. I yield back.
There you go. So he's kept his word.
Let's keep him as speaker. There's Jim Jordan.
You guys think he's the hero of the Republic.
He's out there running the Weaponization Committee and the
judiciary. He said my name.
He's had Steve friends name in his mouth.
He's had Gerda Boyle's name in his mouth.
I'm going to let Steve tell the story of what he thinks on a
friendly Friday coming up in two days.
I won't. I won't belabor this too much
more. But if that doesn't change your
opinion a little bit, maybe listen in on Friday and we might
share something with you that that does.
Because coming up, in just a minute, we're going to play a
little more of Matt Gaetz. He telegraphed his punch a long
time ago and he called these things out.
I think that the Boo about him talking about corporate
lobbyists getting out there and throwing money in front of all
these people. We have a really, really, really
good video from Tim Kass coming back about nine months ago.
He first went on Tim Kas and did an outstanding job.
And I want to give some credit to the wood chipper.
This is my friend Aaron over on Twitter.
It's THA Wood Chipper. You can check him out up.
It's in my retweets as well. He, he did this great threat of
about like 10 little videos. They're all little short
snippets. They're 50 and 60 seconds.
So you can take the entire Tim Cast podcast, which you may not
have time to listen to the whole thing and it goes back away.
So most people are just trying to keep up with what's going on
currently. But he broke it up into a bunch
of little bite size pieces. We're going to play a couple of
them for you, and I think they're really telling.
It also gives you kind of a perspective on the way that Matt
Gaetz's mind works. And for me it's it's utterly,
it's utterly honest. When you start flaying the sort
of hypocrisy and the and the the basic corruption that exists in
DC, we all have a sense of what it looks like.
You guys all have a sense of how the deep state operates.
But when people like me and Steve come forward and talk to
about it, like what we've seen the mechanics of it, I think it
is very telling to be able to peel back the skin and see sort
of like the Terminator, you know, machine arm actually
working. Matt Gaetz does this especially
for brand new Congressman. I think it's worth knowing
because he was a freshman very recently and he remembers it.
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Okay. So let's move a little bit
forward this. So this guy goes by the name
trash discourse on on Twitter he he holds a lot of these like
really sort of deep dive spaces. I I appreciate his commentary on
it. His name is Aaron.
He's had some some pitfalls come after him.
People have actually attacked him for some of his reporting
that he does. He actually does a great job.
My buddy Dan Bongino shared some of his stuff.
So I want to get into you here, how corruption actually works,
what it looks like, the mechanism.
This is a really, really good little clip from Matt Gaetz.
We're playing a lot of Matt Gaetz, but when you have
historical moments, we might as well lean into what's going on
there. So let's play clip #3.
This is how the corruption works in Washington starting on day
one. I think this is worth your time.
Especially in Washington, DC. But but how deep does the rabbit
hole goal go? Because there's a lot of people
talking about, you know, the deep state, the intelligence
agencies having a lot of control, using a lot of
extortion, special interest interest groups pulling the
strings here. What's your understanding of how
things really work in Washington, DC compared to what
the average American kind of sees?
Well, I think that like the most corrupt like foray into this is
like freshman orientation. Because like you show up here
and I mean, you know, imagine showing up from Northwest
Arkansas from like, you know, southern Mississippi, and you
see the architecture of DC They take you out to like the finest
steakhouse, the best wine you've ever had and Co located at your
table are the lobbyists for the major special interests, for the
committees that you're interested, that you want to
serve on. So, like, I get here and they're
like, oh, Gates, you want to be on the Armed Services Committee?
Have you met these defense contractors?
These are the key lobbyists that round up the defense money.
And they put you with them from the very beginning.
And you sort of get the joke that if you give your vote card
to the leadership and your calendar to the lobby corps, you
just kind of get enveloped into a system that's there to nurture
you and protect you and keep you out of harm's way.
And all it costs you is your own belief set.
And I don't think that's compromised so much as selling
out now you know that. So that is like step one and
that catches a whole lot of the people who get here and then
beyond that, if you kind of resist that system.
Then they do try to extort. You engage in anything they can
do to compromise. You cancel.
You. Find some joke that you liked on
Instagram years ago that, like, doesn't fit with the morays at
this time. Find some e-mail that you were
on, like the forward chain of. It's like some basis to say that
you're a white supremacist or you're, you know, some sort of
unacceptable human that can't be in polite company.
And you know, then if that doesn't work, it it's abject
destruction through the political process.
There are many, many dollars lined up solely for the
extermination of those who push back against against the
narrative. Yeah, this is there.
It is right there. So he just laid it out for you.
This is called the carrot and the stick method.
Right folks? You're familiar with the sort of
idea in your life. We saw this in the Twitter files
the the the FBI and the intelligence agencies actually
did this to big tech and it works in the same way.
Look, you got to capture the media that's your and you got to
capture big tech. You've got to capture the
information streams that are coming out and you've got to
capture the politicians. These are the sort of the four
prongs that come towards you. If you need to be able to run
this country in a way that we talked about a uniparty.
If you want one perspective coming down the line at you,
this is how you would do it. And the politicians are
obviously the one of the oldest versions of this.
I told you I'm reading this book Term limits.
This goes back 50 plus years. I mean this is not new stuff.
Nobody, nobody is surprised by it.
But isn't it interesting that he lays out what the carrot is?
This is the reward piece. The reward pieces as follows.
Welcome to Congress. Congratulations on being part of
our very cool club. We'd like to buy you a really
nice steak and we'd like to give you the best glass of wine
you've ever had. And by the way, have you met my
good friends? They've shown this in multiple,
in multiple movies where where they kind of allude that this is
the case. And you kind of watch it and go
like, is that Hollywood or is that real?
There's Matt Gaetz telling you. That's the real story.
The story looks like this. Welcome to Congress.
Sit down and have these nice things.
Would you like to have nice things?
Would you like to live nicely? Wouldn't it be great if somebody
gave you a really inexpensive lease?
Oh, $100 to lease this $4000 a month apartment?
Well, it turns out our friend owns it and they would love to
give you a great deal on it. Oh, they love to sell you this
house. We saw Jamal Bowman is actually
accused of buying multiple properties for something like 50
or 60% less than market value in New York City.
Supposedly he has multiple properties there and they were
done. Savvy real estate investment is
what they always say. Oh, savvy real estate
investment. Somebody was willing to sell you
a $2,000,000 property for $400,000.
Amazing what a great investor you are.
Okay. That's the carrot version of it.
Look at this lobbyist who would really love it if you voted his
way. And what did he say the cost is?
It's your integrity. The cost is your integrity,
right? My buddy Steve Friend likes to
say integrity is only a problem if you have it, it turns out.
How many people are actually going to that, going to the mat
on their integrity? I don't think a ton.
Most people are actually pretty weak.
We've seen this. We saw it happen in this country
in the last three years. We saw people given an
opportunity to say, are you all in?
Are you going to push all your chips into the middle of the
table and ride this hand? And this hand doesn't look like
a winner, by the way. You're going in on a light hand
because you're going to get a much bigger pot.
The government pot is enormous. The government stack is strong.
I'm using some poker analogies here because I can see it in my
head. You're sitting against the
fattest biggest cat there is with the largest stack of all
the chips, and all you got is your integrity and whatever
money you got in your pocket. You want to go all in against
the government. Most people say no.
A lot of people ask, where are the other whistleblowers?
I'll tell you where they are. They're collecting that pet,
that paycheck every two weeks. Once again, I I'm, I'm seeing
Garrett run through the chat here.
I'm not even able to read all the things that you guys are
saying. But I can tell you this, going
for a year without a paycheck, having done it, it is not very
fun. It's not a thing that makes you
look forward to the next day. You just think like, I'm
counting my pennies. I'm trying to keep my head above
water. I want to make sure my children
are fed. A lot of people took, took that
and they said this is too much. I don't want to do that.
You win, you win government. So they give in.
And I think a lot of people in Congress do exactly the same
thing. Matt Gaetz is not, you don't
hear him saying that they're they're evil.
They're doing what humans do, which is generally speaking,
cave to hard pressure and a very attractive carrot.
That's part one. But then he talks about the
stick, and the stick is scary too.
The stick is the second biggest piece, he said.
Do you hear him? He's talking about how he's
going to, they will ruin you. And we all have seen this.
We've all seen people get ruined over stuff.
There's a couple of ways, and he didn't mention all of them,
actually, because there's the intelligence community portion
as well, guys like George Santos, So you don't have to
like, you don't have to love. But he got attacked.
People like Janesh D'souza got attacked for these ridiculously
low bar political charges. 10 thousand, $20,000.
If you guys saw the the episode that the Gerrit O'boyle and I
did on Tim Kass, we did the culture war maybe two weeks ago
and he was talking about how he had a like $1,000,000 fraud
perpetrated against him and his company and the FBI said that's
too small. It doesn't move the needle.
But 10,000 or $20,000 that is being used in a way that is
potentially outside of federal law, still unadjudicated.
That kind of stuff is enough to move the needle for the FBI to
get involved. Who asked that FBI to get
involved? What kind of political movement
is happening there? What kind of pressure is going
on, on the agents on the top. And we know that FBI management,
we don't call them, we don't call them leadership in in in
the suspendables. We call them management, their
administrators. In fact, Steve just did a tweet
yesterday about the deputy Director, Paula Bate.
And Paula Bait had six years of investigative experience.
He had less investigative experience in the FBI being an
FBI agent than Steve Friend same amount as me.
You know, just a guy who just ran as fast as he could to get
into management because he believed people needed to hear
what he had to say. And we know that he had a
girlfriend that was on the payroll but wasn't doing any
work. She was going to law school in
another city. She was going to law school in
Detroit, of all places, when she was supposed to be showing up
for her job in Washington DC. I'm not even sure if I've ever
talked about on this podcast. The deputy director of the FBI
was banging a support employee, well known, reported by multiple
credible sources who worked with the female, and she put in for a
request to go and do like a sabbatical and go to law school.
She was like a crappy paralegal who was ready to be fired.
She was so inefficient at her job and instead she got to go to
law school and get paid with your money, your money.
That's Paula Bait. That's the deputy director out
there. That's the number two guy.
That's the guy who really runs the FBI.
When these people are compromised, when these people
are captured, you know, that's it.
They're running it all the way down the chain.
The administrators are part of the problem.
And there's no question in my mind that the stuff that Matt
Gaetz just shared with you is 100% spot on.
That's how the corruption works. So there's a couple of different
videos we want to keep showing you.
I want to show you video number. Let's see here.
This is #4. This is the other kind of way it
works, so check out this thread if you haven't.
You should actually watch all 10 or 15 minutes of it.
Spend some time today later on and watch it.
But let's do a video #4. Let's hear Matt Gaetz a little
further on this problem, because this problem is not small.
He believed that Washington was broken.
The normal system of selecting leadership in both parties is
based on the redistribution of lobbyists and special interest
money. Like, if you want to be the
leader of your party, you basically have to raise and
redistribute north of $100 million.
And Kevin McCarthy was so good at that he raised and
distributed about half a billion dollars over the course of the
last election cycle. And so it creates a covenant
that's not really built on trust or merit or vision, but trading
money for political support. And we wanted to send a shock to
that DC cartel system and say, no, guess what, there's going to
have to be a different way you get there.
And the concessions we saw, it principally fell into like 3
buckets. So that's it.
There's three buckets. We're going to actually play the
three buckets for you. But did you hear what you just
said about the fundraising in order to get into the
speakership, it basically cost you $100 million with the
fundraising. If you want to be credible.
And Kevin McCarthy did that 5X. How do you raise $500 million
and keep your integrity? And if you think that can be
done, man, it's certainly an open question right now.
I know Matt Gaetz doesn't think so.
He told you this was coming nine months ago, that these are the
rules, This is what we're going to do.
We're going to push the envelope and we are going to try to
maintain principle. And and if you don't do it,
we're going to vote you out. Now, I've seen people say eight
people stood. Apparently there were plenty
more Republicans that were willing to make sure this got
over the hump, but none of them wanted to burn political
capital. That also tells me what weakness
goes on and that's that that house in that in the entire
process. It's it's nauseating.
It's the reason why I have no interest in being in politics.
You just look at it. You just go, what a bunch of
mealy mouthed, nonprincipled trying to angle their shot.
I just it grosses me out on every level and I just like
hearing somebody say what's true and it's it's not necessarily
appreciated. They're looking at trying to
oust a Matt Gaetz, which is nauseating.
Let's do the next video. He talked about those 3 pillars
of of of how they do it. So let's go.
Let's play that video #5. It's just the one.
Next up, like I said, this whole thread is really great.
It's all useful stuff. We wanted specific bills coming
to the floor. We wanted commitments on when
they would come to the floor, we wanted adherence to specific
spending levels with a budget resolution.
And the organizing principle of our policy goals was really to
make sure that we would never again get an omnibus bill.
Like we had to vote on this. Just a total joke of a way of
governing. Like how can we sit here and
honestly say that bills that are thousands of pages of long
that's been $1.7 trillion, and that you get 48 hours before
having to cast a vote is really legislated.
It's not. It devalues each individual
member and it's insulting to our constituents to suggest that we
even know what the hell we're doing when that's the way we we
run the railroad. So we had policy.
There it is. And so, and that's why we're
sending one of these. I actually sent a picture over
to to Ginger Gates. I sent a picture over her and
let her know that we really appreciate what her husband's
been doing. The guys who are suspendables
that testify in front of Congress, when they went and did
their depositions, they had Matt Gates show up and they had Dan
Bishop show up. That was it.
Jim Jordan wasn't there. It was his committee.
He didn't show up. Gates showed up and asked
questions and dug into the issues.
And if you watch those testimonies, if you watch any of
the weaponization hearing testimonies, look at the one guy
that shows up organized, prepared and intelligently
trying to dissect the information he is trying to get
the witness to actually do. Witnessing.
That's not what happens for most of the people in Congress.
Most of them are just auditioning for their Fox News
sound bite. That's why we think it's
theater. And that's why my position
continues to be no one for speaker, no one the number four
speaker hashtag, no one for speaker.
Put it out there, folks. That's the name of today's
episode. I just, I I that's actually my
policy position. If you think that this garbage
shouldn't go on, maybe that's your position too.
And here's the other fun thing. If we have no one for speaker
and if nobody is holding that, what it means for you as an
American person is that nobody in the House can bring forward a
bill, period. We are under a continuing
resolution right now. The government is funded for the
next 43 days. If that 43 days runs out without
a new funding bill, it becomes a government shutdown.
There's no one to fund it. And what I would argue to you is
this, in 43 days, one, I probably win $100 from George
Santos because he and I had a bet the other day, but which I
don't think he can carry out on. But not only would I be $100
richer from George Santos, but mostly what you would find out
is that the federal government does next to nothing in your
everyday life. The federal government shuts
down. It shut down in 2018 when I was
working there. It shut down in 2019.
We've had sequesters like you have lived through multiple
government shutdowns. About the worst thing that
happened was Barack Obama shut down the government and he tried
to lock people out of the National Park Service.
You know what's fun about a National Park?
You can get into it anyway. And if the Rangers aren't
funded, you're probably going to be able to do whatever the hell
you want in the National Park, which is what America is about
anyway. You don't respect the land, go
out, camp, hike, fish, do whatever it is that you do,
Whatever you're allowed to do out there, you go, do those
things. It's America's land.
But that's about the worst thing that would happen if you didn't
see it. All the things that are supposed
to get paid, all the VA benefits are still going to get paid out.
This was actually shared out on Corey Mills, and I think Dan
Bishop's Twitter page said it. You know, you're still going to
get your VA check. You're still going to get your
Medicare and your Medicaid. Those things are actually funded
through the year. But what you won't see is
government waste and bloat and garbage.
And that's the reason why we shared this picture looks like
this. You guys have seen it on me.
This is the suspendables lapel pin badge.
You can wear it on a hat. If you're a woman, you can wear
it on a brooch. This is a this is just a little
symbol that you're willing to do what's right because you said
you were going to do it. It's the same thing we have on
the shirts right now. We're showing the merch.
So I'm going to go ahead and say check out my friend Garrett
Boyle store. This is his Shopify store.
Again, this is the Dash suspendables.com.
I'm just showing you the lapel pin, right?
And right now you can use promo code Kyle on the site.
Promo code Kyle's going to get you 10% off for the next couple
weeks. So if you want to go out there
and let him know that that you heard it here and you didn't
just find it done. I don't know whoever else is
sharing this stuff or you're finding it on Twitter randomly.
The Dash suspendables.com. The link is also in the show
description and you can go and click through and you can check
out the merch there. He just added Ranger panties,
which is my favorite thing. If you don't wear Ranger
panties, upgrade your life. Gentlemen. 2 layers of mesh
between you and the universe. There's nothing better than
that. When you're out for a run, feel
the breeze. That should be the the that
should be the motto of those shorts.
They're the best. What I will recommend is do not
stand outside in very very high winds.
People will get a better idea of your anatomy than you're
comfortable with. But the dash suspendables.com.
I think you can add the lapel pin at the end for for a small
amount of money as well. These are I think they're going
for like 13 bucks but I think it might be 10 bucks if you add
them in there. Anyway, check it out.
You can get your own once again. Here's one this is the one we're
sending off to Matt Gates. We got another one that we're
sending to Seb Gorka. People that are suspendables
will get one for Dan Bongino and a couple of others.
Cash Patel will get one. People that have really step
stepped up with us that we appreciate and we appreciate you
supporting the Dash suspendables.com and my buddy
over there look historic moments, historic days.
We could sit here and talk about this literally all day, it turns
out. And yet there's more things that
are going on in the world than that.
Because the other side of the fake border bills that they pass
is the fact that the Congress has basically done nothing.
Once again, they've done nothing.
So who cares if there's a speaker in the House?
I I I don't at all. No one for speaker hashtag, no
one for speaker. Set it out there.
But what I do care about is the fact that many of you are facing
down sort of historic tragic situations in urban areas.
And if you have the opportunity to not live in an urban area, I
highly recommend not being in an urban area.
There's something specifically showed this video the other day
of of like these get black guys walking on the trail and they
were all smiling and they were happy and they were
impersonating white people and it was kind of like a funny
moment of levity. And I and I think it's great
that that's out there. What they're recognizing is one
of these fundamental human truths.
The lower the population density in the area you're in, the lower
the competition for basic resources.
And if you think about it, the reason why that song, the Jason
Aldean song, not in a small town, you know, try that in a
small town. The reason why that rings true
is because if you are in a small town, everybody kind of knows
your business, but everybody has enough space to operate in their
own sphere. And it's not.
As long as you're not stepping on anybody else's problems and
creating problems for others, then you're going to be able to
do what you like. That's what.
That's what freedom is all about.
You know, America was designed in two ways.
It was for rural areas and it was for urban areas.
And they always created that tyranny of the majority, was
always held at Bay by the protections over the minority.
And if you live out in the rural areas, you're in the minority.
I mean, that's just the way it works.
Like urban areas dictate policy. It's the reason why California
is captured. It's the reason why Connecticut
is captured. It's the reason why New York
State is captured politically, right.
These urban areas vote. And the reason why is because
the more people you get, the closer you get together, the
more you need government to come in and be the the the
boundaries. Because the boundaries are less
and less large, there is less space between you and another
person, right? And unfortunately, when our
government fails, and it's happening at the local level,
This is why your local elections are so important and why I think
the federal stuff is so much less important when the local
elections fail, When you get a Larry Krasner in Philadelphia,
when you get an Alvin Bragg in Manhattan, what do you get?
You get violence in the streets. You get bad policy.
You get the failure to enforce rule of law.
Just because we are over here talking about a police state and
the fact that we have a captured judicial system on the federal
level does not mean that we don't think at this show.
At least we do not think that your state and your local law
enforcement are incredibly important.
And they are. They're proving it over and over
again. They really, really are.
We're going to show you a couple of disturbing videos.
At least one disturbing video. It's going to be, it's painful
to watch. It actually had my wife really,
really upset, who grew up in New York City.
So a little bit of information about the the Seraphin family.
My wife grew up in Brooklyn. She was born in Manhattan.
She is a native New Yorker. I have a fatherinlaw who grew up
and was born in Manhattan. He used to tell me that he could
drive a car when he was younger and park without looking for
parking, just easily park on the the main avenues there and he
would walk into the Abercrombie and Fitch store in New York City
and could go buy a shotgun for like a dove hunting trip if you
wanted and did. And that was the thing you could
do. New York is so much more full of
people now. The population in my lifetime of
this country has doubled and New York has gotten significantly
worse because of it. A lot of people have gone to New
York. They've increased by at least
50% in my lifetime. I know that for a fact, it's
probably worse than that. So when you crowd all these
people in, you get all kinds of boundaries crossed and that's
what the, the the urban police authorities are supposed to
stop. That's what they're supposed to
limit. And people who are from urban
areas, and some of you guys are not, you don't know how it is to
walk around in the city if you don't have what we call
situational awareness. You learn it in the military,
you learn it in law enforcement, the looking over your shoulder,
looking left and right, assessing threats as we go.
If you don't know how to do that, you're a liability to
yourself. And there's a lot of people
moving into these urban areas that have never lived, have
never seen what a real threat is.
They don't know what human evil Manifest says.
And they don't understand that these, these, these emotionally
disturbed people, these EDP types that are regularly on
ambulances and regularly the subject of local law enforcement
calls, they're they're more and more.
Getting hands off because it's so mean to go and talk to people
that have mental illness. Those people are real threats to
you and we're going to see why in a second.
But before we do that, what I actually want to show you is a
piece out of the Philadelphia Inquirer because this is the
older story of the two. If you'll bring up topic #8, I
think, yeah, let's do topic #8. So this was a local journalist.
He was shot fatally in his home, Okay.
This is coming from the Philadelphia Inquirer, a guy
named Josh Kruger. He was 39 years old.
Like a young, good looking dude. And he worked for the Office of
Homeless Services in the city of Philadelphia.
Okay. So you see this picture of him?
That's, that's him right there. There's some other pictures.
If you've seen a picture of a guy sitting and stroking a cat
sitting on his couch and it looks kind of mournful.
And you're wondering, why is that thumbnail everywhere?
That was the other day This guy was killed.
His house, apparently. What gunshots?
1:30 AM People heard screams and they found him collapsed on the
sidewalks. He made it out of his house.
He was a journalist. He was a advocate for the
homeless, by all means, probably a really nice guy.
He was a cat enthusiast, which, you know, Kyle Seraphin is not a
big fan of cats, not in any way, shape or form.
But this guy doesn't deserve to die just because he advocates
for bad policies, and I think they are bad policies.
The shooter fled the scene. We don't know if this was a
targeted hit yet. We haven't heard of any arrests.
And honestly, you can get away with murder in this country
right now, even though we have unbelievable amounts of of
resources when it comes to surveillance cameras and all the
technologies. If somebody randomly just shows
up and puts you down, you know it awful things can happen.
Now this guy apparently was HIV positive.
He was openly, oh, he was proudly queer.
We keep hearing that word come up since we've done that show.
It's bothering me proudly. Queer is the way the
Philadelphia Inquirer describes him, I guess a homosexual man
who who had some struggles with with homelessness and addiction.
He had been addicted to either methamphetamines or something
else in the drug world So possibly related to what's going
on here but really ultimately sad that you're not even safe in
your own home in Philadelphia under this Soros back DA Larry
Krasner. This is the same you know city
where the FBI is is knocking down the door of Mark How
because he pushed over a guy who was a a an abortion activist
right. Just worth knowing.
This is kind of this is kind of the Biden's America.
This is what they are pushing, and we've talked about it before
on this show. The sort of Cloward Piven
strategy. The Cloward Piven strategy means
you overwhelm the local resources.
You push all of the the local resources to their maximum
straining point and then you offer that lifeline.
Hey, just let the feds come in and do it.
Federal control. What could be better?
The idea of no one for speaker is a push back against the
Cloward pivot strategy of taking over your local areas.
If there is no funded federal government, there is no federal
takeover of these things. These problems need to be
addressed at the local level. These are local crime problems.
We're going to show what is it here?
I guess topic number six, we'll do a quick talk about this is
coming from the New York Post and we're going to go ahead and
do our quick analysis on it. But look, we're going to play
you the video. It's really graphic as it says
right here the the audio is terrible.
It's not good. We're going to walk through what
the what the mistakes are. But more importantly, we're
going to just talk about how sad it is because you guys think
about this, if if you actually ride, do you have the ability to
Scroll down to the the, the mid below the fold photograph of
this guy we're talking about? Yeah, no problem.
So this guy's name was Ryan Carson.
He was 32 years old. He was stabbed to death.
He was killed with a knife wound to the heart on Sunday.
And he was dressed in a suit and his girlfriend's wearing a a
nice dress. And they look like a classic
Brooklyn hipster couple. He's got a mustache and he's an
ironically circular silly glasses, you know what I mean?
Not the video yet. Yeah, let's roll it down a
little bit. There we go.
So look at there. This is your classic millennial
couple. He's got weak hair that's easy
to grab in a fight. I don't know.
I just look at people and I think like, is this guy a
threat? That guy's a not threat to me or
anyone else. He's just not, you know, and he
doesn't know how to deal with a real threat, which is the
scariest part. So the story goes like this.
He was down and he was in Brooklyn around 4:00 AM
overnight. They've been at a wedding before
that. And he sees this homeless guy or
this mentally disturbed person who throws a scooter, you know,
like a little moped to the floor, to the ground.
It clatters down. And I will go ahead and run the
video. The video is number six, guys,
if the audio is bad. So it's not, it's not your
speakers and obviously this is a pretty violent video, but they
don't show the stabbing. So I just it's worth watching,
Like, look at look at the mistakes made here.
But moreover, we're not going to blame the victim, because you
should be able to walk down the freaking St. in an American city
in the United States of America and not be stabbed in the heart
when you're walking around with your girlfriend.
Even if you are a weak man who doesn't have situation
awareness, the death penalty is not appropriate for that level
of nonawareness. Let's go ahead and roll that
video and I hope you guys will forgive
me, but I'm going to talk over this for those who are listening
on the audio channel. What we're seeing is the couple
get up from a bench, like where they wait for the bus.
They're walking. The man is on the the outside.
The woman wearing this blue dress is on the inside, closer
to the wall. You hear the just the scooter
getting knocked over. And this is Ryan Carson engaging
him verbally. This crazy guy comes up, he's
screaming at him, I'm going to kill you.
He closes the gap. He's right in the space.
Ryan is pushing him. It's punched in the face.
He's pushing him very weakly. And the guy drew a knife and
stabbed him in the chest a bunch of times, which we don't see.
And now he's on the ground and he's bleeding and the girlfriend
is standing over and she's she's not paying attention to the man
who's dying and she's concerned about the homeless guy.
The girl in the street steps in and she just realizes that her
boyfriend was stabbed to death in front of her.
All right, so the failures are significant here.
Like, just imagine if you're this guy now.
People have been arguing, oh, this is an argument for the 2nd
Amendment. If he's had a gun, he would have
been safer. I can tell you that that man
right there, that young man at 32 years old who handles himself
like a teenager and who's never been involved in violence, has
absolutely no idea what he's walking into.
He's walking to a person that is apparently prepared to murder
somebody over nothing over a short disagreement and someone
putting their hand out weekly and trying to stop him from
getting at him. That should bother you
dramatically. The gun is not the solution
here. We talked about this on a
Twitter space last night. I I am a firm believer and your
right to self protection and I am a firm believer that you
should carry a gun if you know how to use it.
But that man is not a candidate to carry a gun.
You think that guy is capable of doing violence.
You think he's capable of protecting himself or others,
that he's willing to pull the trigger and that the first round
that he's carrying in the handgun system.
There's mine right here. Look, I keep this on the desk
right next to me because I take it off when I'm doing the show.
You think that his first round is already already fired?
No, no. You got to make intelligence
decisions about can you avoid it?
But you should not die because you make a bad situational
decision and walk in where some crazy person is breaking private
property. You shouldn't.
And that is an absolute failure of the local system.
And I don't know how bad it's got to get in New York City, but
it was bad in the 70s and the 80s.
My wife grew up in this stuff. We watched that video and she's
like, no, no, no, he should have been going away.
It doesn't matter if you that's the way you want to go.
You don't go that route. Isn't it sad that you have to
know that that is a denied area to you?
In the United States, where we apparently have free motion and
freedom of speech and freedom of assembly, you can't walk down a
street at any hour of the of the night because some crazy person
may draw a kitchen knife and put it into your heart.
And then the other sad thing is that we are grazing an entire
generation of men that are so weak and so incapable of
defending against physical violence.
Like he's dead right on the ground.
What was the stop that guy from taking the girlfriend apart,
dismembering her right there in the street?
There's nobody to watch it. Nobody cares.
He laid on the on the concrete and had his last breath.
And she didn't even know that she was in danger from that guy
other than she said, oh, watch him, watch him.
They shouldn't have been in the same zip code.
And so that's really sad to me. It's really sad that we're
raising weak, frail, feminized men that have no ability to do
the traditional thing that men know how to do.
You know, he didn't even know how to throw hands.
He didn't have to throw a punch to save his own life.
He basically just rolled over and was killed and and that's
that's honestly the saddest thing I can imagine.
I keep saying this like in a silly way online but I'm just
like my kids are going to be warlords in this pending
apocalypse that we are dealing with and and whatever's coming
for America in this feminized beta, male driven, you know,
just softness. My kids are going to be warlords
because I I push them around. I I give them physical activity.
We rough house because that's the way that you interact with
kids to let them know that there is physical consequences in the
world. We don't hurt them.
I mean I my kids want a rough house more than anybody.
They love it. That's their favorite thing.
But this keyboard warrior work from a desk where you never
stand up and see daylight. This poor guy with his mustache
that you know he's not Doc Holiday.
He's like he looks like a goof and he he was faced with a life
and death situation and didn't even know he was in a life and
death situation. There's that that that part of
the the movie, The Untouchables, the Eliot Ness, you know, sort
of fantasy version. And Sean Connery is a is like a
beat cop from New York and he's an Irishman and he says that,
which is funny because he's not Irish, right.
But he says you never bring a knife to a gunfight.
I mean, how about you don't bring hands to a knife fight?
Knife fights are absolutely catastrophic.
As a paramedic, I have treated knife wounds.
They're ugly. They are the worst thing.
Like, I know most guys that have been stabbed would rather have
been shot. If that tells you anything,
because it hurts and it's it's really, really threatening.
It's just the saddest thing to me to see this, this stuff going
on on the streets and places. This is where my wife grew up.
She grew up in that area. She grew up in Brooklyn.
And has there always been bad parts of Brooklyn?
Yeah. Should you be able to walk down
the street in America and not get knifed in the heart?
I think you should. I want to cover something else
that's kind of crazy. This is one of the reasons why I
think McCarthy sort of failed us.
This is topic #4, Ryan, if you want to get that ready.
Our buddy Steve Baker is come on, this is a total, you know,
topic shift here. We're just going to go to
something else. But our buddy Steve Baker, who's
been on the show a couple times and it's talked to us about his
personal independent investigative journalism in the
January 6th stuff he he brought this forward yesterday.
This was a press relief coming from Blaze Media.
I don't know if Blaze has signed him up or if they, if they're
just working in cooperation with him.
He's going to be on Glenn Beck show in in about 40 minutes.
So if you want to tune in for that, you're going to see some
some stories dropping. OK And Steve Baker sent me an
advance copy of this this is analysis that's being done on
Blaze Media that was released today.
The the story that you're seeing up there, which is coming from
his Twitter feed, was it was an announcement made yesterday.
He says he's got US Capitol police CCTV footage that shows
the testimony given by Nancy Pelosi, chief security agent in
the Oathkeepers trial could not have possibly happened.
That it is 100% false. That it is perjury And and
here's the most, the most important part, he says, as
verified from the trial transcripts.
This guy Lazarus, who's what's his full name, David Lazarus.
He was a special agent for the US Capitol Police.
He gave testimony in the Oathkeeper trial that his
detailed testimony was fabricated to corroborate
Capitol Police officer Harry Dunn.
Harry Dunn is this like 6 foot eight like 300 pound black guy
that that has gone out and been crying and been given, you know
hero awards by the by the Congress for working on his his
Capitol police story. He's had a book deal come out.
He's got a social media presence that's pretty large and he's
retired and sobbing. This enormous dude apparently
claimed that a bunch of people were calling him the N word.
But you know how that I know that didn't happen?
That nobody called Harry Dunn. The N word on on January 6th is
because I've never seen any footage of it.
And this was one of the most photographed and video days in
American history. And everything would have been
about that from January 6th, 2021 till today.
We would have never stopped hearing the end of this this N
Word video. Instead, he went out there and
claimed some of the stuff. He obviously wrote a book about
it. Lazarus claimed that he passed
the encounter three or four times while rescuing 11 to 12 of
Nancy Pelosi staffers. Here's what's really
interesting. This is, this is from Steve
Baker's little piece here, he said.
More troublesome, especially for Lazarus, is that the version of
the events given in sworn testimony is according to CCTV
footage acquired by The Blaze, neither him nor Harry Dunn's
version of the consequential encounter ever happened.
The things that they have said both in the book and under sworn
testimony are false, and the reason why is because when that
was supposed to have happened, it says.
Video evidence additionally shows that Lazarus didn't even
arrive at the location of Harry Dunn's interaction with those
Oathkeepers until 2:56 PM, well after Dunn had already been
relieved by the other officers from that staircase, and several
minutes after the Oathkeepers had already departed from that
location. So the guy David Lazarus, who
claims that he is, saw this thing was never there and the
footage confirms that he was never there.
He fabricated it. We're going to hear much more
about this. Steve Baker's expecting to have
the FBI kicked down the door of his house because of this kind
of reporting. There's some analysis over at
blazetheblaze.com, the column analysis today being released
also under Steve Baker's byline. You guys can check that out.
It just says the same thing I said in the in the in the in the
Twitter update. But he's got some of the videos.
He's got some of the post up there.
We're showing some of the the to be called that, the stills from
that video and he's going to be releasing all that on Glenn Beck
show today. So I highly encourage you guys
to check this out. I think slowly, very slowly.
We're seeing the truth about January 6th.
It's taking years to get out. And one of the reasons is
because nine months ago Kevin McCarthy promised all of us, the
American people would have access to the January 6th tapes,
these socalled 41,000 hours of surveillance tapes.
And they've been hiding it. And that was a failure.
And it was one of the reasons given and one of the reasons why
Americans are so frustrated and why they back people like Matt
Gaetz. Even if a small number of the
members of the Republican House back Matt Gaetz's play, I think
at large, American citizens think that transparency and
fundamental fairness are incredibly important.
It's the things that we should be doing in this country because
we actually believe, at least nominally in a constitutional
rule of law a a Democratic Republic that is not a democracy
and that this tyranny of the majority doesn't get to stand
because 51% of people think we should hide it.
I got a big problem with it. I think you all do too.
I think we all know that this is coming.
As they pull this off, Let's keep an eye on Steve Baker.
I've given him my opportunity to come stay in my guest room if he
wants. My wife will be surprised to
hear that. But if he needs a place to hide
out or sit down and we can well document whatever goes on, we
expect to see some backlash. And and now all that'll do is
confirm exactly what Steve is saying.
They're going to come in, that the FBI's interviewed him.
If you guys haven't heard our interviews with Steve, Steve
Baker, check him out. We've done at least two.
So go back and look. He's called the pragmatic
Constitutionalist. You can find him on Twitter at
TPC, the pragmatic constitutionalist, TPC, the
#4USA. And in the meantime, why don't
you go ahead and tweet out that no one, the number four speaker
hashtag, no one for speaker, because I think that's really
important. That's going to be it for us
today, folks. I think we've done as much
damage as we can do in a single sitting.
I hope you are not black pill that you are not walking around
and in a sad stupor. Keep your eyes up, keep your
head on a swivel, these videos, this, this these happenings.
Especially if you live in the the northeast in the New England
area. It's not good.
And even if you live in a city like I do close to Austin, I
live on the outskirts. If I walk around in Austin and
my head is my head is up. My eyes are scanning.
Somebody made fun of me on Tim Kass for that.
Because I'm always scanning. You should always be scanning.
You are responsible for you. The only person that can save
you is you. Nobody's coming to save you.
If you go out there with that attitude, you'll do much better
off and your local elections matter.
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