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He's the FBI whistleblower who helped expose government
censorship of our First Amendment rights.
Now, we only have this memo because a recently suspended FBI
agent called Kyle Serafin brought it to the public, and
we're grateful that he did. Kyle, thank you so much for
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Kyle, Sarah, I can't thank you enough for speaking out.
I knew you guys were out there and I knew it was just a matter
of time. But you got a lot of guts
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Prepare to embrace the uncomfortable truth because this
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Here is civil liberties enthusiast, Second Amendment
defender, and recovering FBI agent Kyle Seraphin.
Well, hello, my friends, Welcome to the Kyle Serifin Show.
And today is Monday. It is December the 30th.
We're rolling live. I see the chat is all there.
Thanks for joining us this morning, folks.
As we kind of come to an end of the year and we're going to end
the year in the middle of the week, which is a little bit
unusual, I guess, what are you going to do?
But I see the gang is all here, so we might as well get started.
Today's episode actually kicked off about 3:00 AM this morning
when I was awakened by a noise in my house.
I have no idea what it was. And then I couldn't get back to
sleep as I am want to do. My brain was churning.
What am I going to be doing today?
What's coming up? What is happening that I need to
be able to explain? And it occurred to me that we're
seeing an attack on the MAGA, which we kind of alluded to on
Friday. There's an attack on the MAGA.
Put that in air quotes, the Lara Luma loomer types, But it's
because people are majoring in the minors.
They are focusing on the minutia.
They are dealing with details that are not the bigger picture.
We're seeing folks get granular when the beginning of the Trump
administration, which is going to take over on January the
21st, really needs to be a broad focus.
There are many things to fix in this country and getting really,
really specific about very, very small problems that probably do
bother some people, but they are not the biggest thing and they
are not the reason that Donald Trump got elected.
This is what you're seeing. You're seeing stress and grief
over things that actually should not be a distraction, but they
are being used to great effect by those who can distract us.
And in the meantime, there's some shenanigans going in the
background. I think we will play some of
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Let's get started with today's weird weirdness.
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There was a conversation happening in the suspendables
group chat. You guys have a group chat.
Mine includes people like Steve Friend.
It includes Garreto Boyle, George Hill, Marcus Allen, Chris
Tumpas, couple of others, Folks that don't need to have their
name put out there publicly. The suspendables group chat is
pretty capable and we have a lot of different reflections and one
of the reflections was the discussion about how this H1 or
this H1B visa situation related to the fall of Rome.
Yeah, we are those guys. We can't help it.
While I'm mentioning it though, I know we lost some people.
We're going to talk about Jimmy Carter at the end of the show
just because the media that's literally that's all on all of
the front pages of ABCCBSNBC, etcetera, etcetera, they all
want to just talk Jimmy Carter. We actually lost a wonderful
person and I only know her through her offspring.
My friend Phil Kennedy lost his wife.
I'm sorry, lost his mother, not his wife, lost his mother this
this Christmas holiday. And so we pray for the repose of
her soul and, and commend Teresa and to our Heavenly Father,
'cause I know that was something that was coming at us, that we
lost good people. We lost Jimmy Carter as well.
This is something we'll talk about as news, but some of the
news is much more personal. So I just want to let you guys
know that I actually have this feeling that many of you do,
which is that there's also a sense of loss at the same time
as celebrating the Christmas holiday and the new year and the
birth of the new year and the fact that we're going into a new
time. So we won't forget about this.
And, and that all falls into this sort of this concept that
nothing lasts forever. Nothing stays the same.
And this was something that Phil sent me specifically 10 Lessons
for the Modern Society about the fall of ancient Rome.
And the first one is very telling because it has to do
with our H 1B visa situation. And the story is that overseas
slave labor or imported slaves will not make your goods
forever. You will never be able to keep a
population down indefinitely. Eventually it will come back to
bite you. And so this is one of the things
they say at its peak, money was rushing into the Roman Empire.
Emperors and governors and government were basking in an
absolute avalanche of wealth, kind of like America did, at
least for a period of time. It helped them control a better
part of the known universe. But just because the nations
around them didn't have nearly as much money, it didn't mean
that the Roman people were getting rich.
In fact, usually there's a wealth distribution issue.
And then in order to maintain that wealth distribution,
instead of hiring their own people, the Romans went out and
got foreign slaves. They in fact commissioned armies
to go out. We've talked about some of the
stuff with Jeremy Ryan Slate. If you guys want to go back and
listen to a very good episode talking about the analogs of
Rome. One of them was a loss of
culture and and currency and the other was a loss of border.
Once you start blurring those two, you start losing the thing
that makes your nation great. I think that's what Donald Trump
tapped into with the MAGA movement.
I think that part of the nostalgia of Make America Great
Again is that America hit a high point probably sometime in the
late 80s or maybe in the early 90s.
Those of us who lived through it have a very fond memory of it.
And it's not just because we were coming of age or young
people that were experiencing the freedom of America.
There was a freer country. There were more opportunities.
Money was not nearly as inflated as it is today.
And so we have this sort of hope that there can be a greatness
again. And people have started focusing
in on one aspect, which was, by the way, the number 10 aspect in
this particular article. The other ones are also
interesting because I saw some pieces talking about Ozympic,
which I guess is a shot. It's not a pill, but people
become lazy and obesity doesn't get a lot of sympathy, but
apparently was also an issue in Rome.
It's not that the average Roman was obese, it's just that they
had issues with food and they started eating less healthy food
and we are seeing that. And if you guys live in
households like mine, it's something we talk about, our
food supply. Maybe that's why the Make
America Healthy Again campaign also rings true with Americans.
The richer you get, that wealth distribution change, it means
that just because things are available doesn't mean that they
are good. They're not good for you.
Another issue is that those who have the new wealth, this is
number 8, the nouveau riche, the new money, they forget where
they came from. They don't look around and say,
ah, I have money now, but I used to be just like you.
They act like they've always had money because they want to be
part of the permanent establishment.
And that nouveau riche attitude of forgetting the origins is
really problematic. Often times it's the second
generation, by the way. The first generation may make
the money have a acute reminder of where they came from.
And then the the 1st generation that has inherited said wealth
will immediately try to divorce itself from the lower sort of
classes where they came from because they don't want to be
associated with that. They'd like to be part of this
newer establishment. They want to be thought of as
having been wealthy forever. And when they do that, and if
they do that, then they lose the thing that made them strong and
capable and, and nimble and aggressive in the 1st place.
So there's a lot of lessons in here.
I'm going to put this out in, I don't want to go through all ten
of them because there are plenty of things we can talk about, but
I want to put this in our locals channel.
So if you guys haven't signed up for locals, it's Kyle
seraphin.com to get to the website.
And that's where we have a lot of discussions.
I'll put this in one of the links today.
So it'll be the first link that you can click through under
articles from episode 455, which is also kind of an interesting
retrospective that we're at episode 455.
It's a lot. We've done a lot in the last two
years here. The number 7, by the way, which
is popped up on my screen as well.
People who are in debt can be controlled.
These lessons have been around for thousands of years,
literally thousands of years, and maybe that's the reason why
so many people tend to look backwards and go, where are we
going? You can almost always tell by
where we've been. There are two ways that we tell
how things work. One of them is through history,
and that's what we're talking about here.
Analytical history, historical fact.
Are there analogs that go along with the things that have
happened? And the other one is through
literature, which is where we're going to end today, talking
about the MAGA. We're going to talk about
literature from Greek mythology, which didn't necessarily tell us
what happened past tense, although some of them were
explanatory stories about way the way the world was and why it
was, it was a bigger explanation of what happens present tense.
And this was something that I remember from my sophomore
English class. I still recall that even at 43
years old, I recall sitting as a 16 year old in Linda Felice's
English class in Dallas, TX, the Jesuit school I attended.
And she said mystery is what happened, Literature is what
happens, and Greek literature specifically has been with us
for a very long time telling us what happens across Western
societies because Western society is different.
We have a different outlook than those in the East and that's
also related to the way that this sort of H1B situation, this
immigrant visas of people coming in, if you're not familiar with
the the term, by the way, I should define it, H1B visas are
for quote UN quote, high skilled workers often used in the tech
industry. And it is now being demonized.
If we were to take a social media as any indication of where
sort of the popular sentiment is, people are pissed about it
and they're having their first sort of understanding and break
with Donald Trump. They're looking around and
saying, you know, I thought he was for us.
And this is the problem with idolatry, folks.
It's pretty straightforward. If you believe that one person,
a human being, is going to save you, is going to always have the
right answers and you will always agree on them, then you
will find out that you will be sorely disappointed because
Donald Trump is his own man, always has been.
He's got things that you don't agree with.
He comes from a different background than you.
He's probably got more money than you.
I don't think we have any billionaires listening to the
program. But if if so, by all means send
us a comment. You can also e-mail.
So I put the e-mail out there and I've been getting some
interesting emails. It's info@kyleserafin.com if you
guys want to send us some kind of information.
If you're a billionaire and you're listening to this
program, by all means, let us know you're out there because
that's fun. But the odds are Donald Trump is
not a lot like you in many ways. And then people kind of
projected this blue collar billionaire status.
He's just like us. He eats McDonald's too.
He also likes pretty ladies for wives.
It turns out that's actually not that uncommon.
So they're seeing this moment. This is the problem with being
part of the what the left is called a cult and what even
people on the right that are sort of in the Never Trump
category called cultish behavior.
If you assume that everything you think and all of your ideas
are going to be immediately transmitted into action by the
person that is representing you, you don't understand how
representatives work. He represents a bunch of other
people, too. He's now representing people, as
we talked about, in sort of the center left and maybe the center
right. If you consider yourself further
on the right, the way that I often do, Donald Trump is not
going to perfectly represent you.
And that's OK. For those of us that didn't sign
on and put the MAGA brand on our forehead and say you must
address me as the MAGA the way Laura Loomer has been doing
lately, who's a little bit of a wacko at least sometimes.
If you don't put that brand on your head, then you can look at
it clearly and say, Donald Trump is obviously going to do things
that I don't like. He's obviously got to go pick a
labor secretary that looks like kind of like a Marxist.
He's going to have some ideas that come out of New York
because he grew up in New York and New Yorkers are different
than the rest of us New Yorkers. You know, this is true.
You argue differently, your values are different.
And in fact, you kind of detoxify when you leave New
York. The best New Yorkers are the
ones that no longer live in New York, unless you just want a
really New York experience. And I think Donald Trump has
probably mellowed some having moved out of there, but it's not
surprising that he's going to get along with people like Vivek
Ramaswami and Elon Musk talking about workers and running
companies. Most of you don't run companies
the size that either of these men do and you haven't had to
bring in stuff in that industry. You're not going to agree 100%
and that's OK. That's the best part.
If you voted for Donald Trump in spite of the idea that he's
going to disagree with you on some things, then you can do a
thing. It's called major in the majors.
I'm going to only look at the big stuff.
I want weaponized government handled and I think Donald Trump
is going to be the guy to do that.
He's put people in place. He's nominated folks that are
going to make that happen. What was the big thing that we
really cared about? Did anybody during the campaign
talk about high skilled visa workers coming into the tech
industry? Was that even on your mind?
Did you consider whether or not an H1B visa granted to somebody
in India who has a master's degree in electrical engineering
or computer science, that that person was your enemy?
Or were you worried about the Trans de Agua and the Ms.
Thirteens and the assholes that are coming in over the border
and killing young women in places like Georgia?
Are those people on your radar? Because that's where I'm
focused. I'm interested in the
immigration problem that exists in the hundreds of thousands and
millions. But right now what we're seeing
is division, and it's happening in the dozens and the thousands
and at the most the 10s of thousands.
I just want you guys to see this.
This is what the, this is what it looks like.
It's called the Apple of Discord.
I actually put together the show in a different order and I'm
doing it out of order because this is what makes most sense to
me. Do you see this?
This is AI, by the way. Of course, this is a, this is a
artificial generation of Laura Loomer holding the golden apple.
And what is the golden apple? What is the story of the golden
apple? Again, history tells us what
happened. This is what happens.
It comes from a, a story called the Judgement of Paris.
I'm going to skip to it right now so I can talk about it.
The Judgement of Paris, also known as the story of the Apple
of Discord, is a story of the wedding of Peleus and Tessius.
I'm probably mispronouncing that, but the story essentially
goes that the goddess Heiress, the goddess of Discord, was not
invited to the wedding and she was miffed, as women are want to
do when they are not invited to a party, Men.
And you know that if you're not invited to the party, that means
that's one less wedding gift you probably have to buy.
It's one less suit you got to go put on.
It's one less tie you got to go with just it's one less dry
cleaning trip to go get your shirt, right?
Not so for the goddess heiress. And so she brings a golden apple
and the story goes she throws it into the wedding unseen by
others. And there's other goddesses
there, Hera, Athena, Aphrodite, all of the great beauties, the
goddess of wisdom, the goddess of the hearth, the queen of the
goddesses, the goddess of love, etcetera.
Right? All these all of these
characters that fill up Greek mythology and they begin to
bicker and fight over who is the fairest.
Now this is theoretically supposed to be a wedding that
has nothing to do with any of those people.
But if they're, they start focusing in and there's discord,
which is of course what Eris is the goddess of.
And it becomes sort of the, this, this point of contention.
And to me, the H1B visa story, which is really a small number,
we'll cover it in a little while.
But it's measured in the 10s of thousands of people who come
here and generate income, generate a work product, and on
top of all of that pay into the American tax system.
And then after three to six years of working and doing a net
positive, I would say in general, they may be a cultural
negative. There's really an argument for
that. But they're generally a positive
sort of situation in the United States.
Those people get a chance to stay and be citizens and if that
was the only immigration that we have, the United States would be
in awesome shape. Instead, we bring in all kinds
of illegals, people running across the border, which we'll
talk about in a little bit. We've got countries that are
defending it and exporting whether it be criminals or
whether it be low skilled workers to come in and pick
crops that and do all kinds of things under the table and drive
down wages and work out the American people so that the
minimum wage is no longer valuable.
They don't speak our language. They didn't come in and qualify.
They didn't get vetted, they don't have legal status, and
they don't pay into our system, at least not in a traditional
way. I'm sure they have sales taxes
and stuff. So those people are a real issue
and they come in by the hundreds of thousands, if not millions,
judgement of Paris. Something to keep in mind.
We're constantly being distracted.
And what does that distraction do?
Where is it coming from? Let me throw another thing out
there that you guys might get a kick out of.
I saw this. Because Donald Trump is wrong on
on several things when he starts talking about visas, because he
speaks in absolutes, because he's Donald Trump.
This is what he does. This story came out of the
Virginia pilot, sorry, the Virginian pilot.
And it was written on the 29th, which is what yesterday.
Interesting story. A Chinese student's drone got
stuck in a tree near the Newport News Shipbuilding facility and
is now leading to an Espionage Act prosecution.
Saw this over on on the social media sites.
It was covered by someone who took a screenshot and said but
why in the world is a Chinese student flying a drone and a guy
I follow whose name is he goes by Tim on point.
As I understand it, he's a former Navy SEAL and therefore
probably has a little bit of an understanding into national
security. Because all special operators
get at least a secret clearance granted and some of them top
secret depending on the work. He wrote the following post.
What you see on the screen right now, because every single
Chinese citizen is an agent for China.
Every single one. That's a critical thing to
understand. It's critical that people who
understand that are working in the national intelligence space.
And it's also critical that we don't take every single thing
that Donald Trump says to be the end all, be all.
The truth that we all have to accept, whether we like it or
not, we can push back because he's a populist and he actually
listens when people don't like it.
Remember what happened with the the abortion amendments that
happened in Florida? He said one thing.
People lost their minds. They went and encouraged him to
read more and to figure out what his base was about.
And then he changed. Now how he voted is irrelevant
because what he said out loud changed some people's minds that
are wishy washy. It's very important.
I want you to listen to this. This was listed as breaking
news. This is not breaking.
This video was recorded I think in June or July of 2024.
So it goes pre election and he's talking about H1B visas.
He's specifically addressing the thing that has become this apple
of discord in the late stage, you know, of the lame duck
period of Joe Biden's presidency.
And it's really important to know that while MAGA people are
freaking out about the thing that doesn't really matter
nearly as much as the big stuff, there are shenanigans afoot.
There are things that are happening, machinations, bird
flu, actual illegal immigration and subversion of our process by
people that we pay an awful lot of money to our allies.
OK, so here's here's Donald Trump talking about something.
I'm going to tell you why he's wrong in one second, but I want
you to remember the Chinese student story.
Chinese student now being prosecuted for the Espionage Act
flying a drone near one of our sensitive ship making sites.
If you don't know about the Newport News Shipbuilding sites,
they they have like the new super tanker.
I'm sorry, the new super carrier rather that the Navy has been
designing billions of dollars of of R&D goes into this thing.
Here's Trump talking about something and we're going to
address. He's not always right, but in
generality, I don't hate what he has to say and neither should
you. We don't have to get up in arms
with it. We just have to know that there
has to be nuance, because if you speak in generalities, you're
pretty much always wrong. It's so sad when we lose people
from Harvard, MIT, from the greatest schools and lesser
schools that are phenomenal schools also.
And what I wanted to do, and I would have done this, but then
we had to solve the COVID problem because that came in
and, you know, sort of dominated for a little while, as you
perhaps know. But what I want to do and what I
will do is you graduate from a college, I think you should get
automatically as part of your diploma, a green card to be able
to stay in this country. And that includes junior
colleges, too. Anybody graduates from a
college, you go in there for two years or four years.
If you graduate or you get a doctorate degree from a college,
you should be able to stay in this country.
And you know more stories than I do, but I know of stories where
people graduated from a top college or from a college and
they desperately wanted to stay here that plan for a company, a
concept. And they can't, they go back to
India, they go back to China. They do the same basic company
in those places and they become multi billionaires, employing
thousands and thousands of people.
And it could have been done here.
And a bigger example is you, they, they, you need a pool of
people to work for your companies.
You have great companies and they have to be smart people.
Not everybody can be less than smart.
You need brilliant people. And we force the brilliant
people, the people that graduate from college, the people that
are #1 in their class from the best colleges.
You have to be able to recruit these people and keep the
people. It was such a big deal.
Somebody graduates at the top of the class.
They can't even make a deal with the company because they don't
think they're going to be able to stay in the country.
That is going to end on day one. There's a lot of day one talk,
if you listen to Donald Trump, because he speaks in kind of
hyperbole, He speaks in kind of aggressive format, right?
The thing that we have to realize is he's wrong on this
instance. And for those of you that went
to the lesser schools like I did, I don't find any reason to
be offended. The reason why is because Donald
Trump just says stuff and then he just goes, that probably
didn't sound good. It came out and now he tries to
adjust, right? He said, he said they went to
the top schools or maybe even to the lesser schools that are also
fantastic. This is classic Donald Trump.
It goes back a long ways. He's been talking like this for
a long time. The reason why you don't give
everybody who graduates from American College or university a
green card is because a bunch of them are foreign agents,
especially the Chinese. I have no ill will towards a
Chinese American people, people that came here as dissidents,
people that have been haunted by the Chinese government.
There are a lot of them and they have lived difficult lives and
they made very, very complicated decisions to evacuate their
families from an oppressive regime.
And they face death if they go back and so do their families.
And some of them basically knew that they were condemning their
parents, their aunts, their uncles either to work camps or
death. That's a real thing because the
Chinese government is a ruthless in this way.
But a lot of people come here and they're Co opted into being
foreign agents and they represent the Chinese
government, which is how you end up with a student at some sort
of God knows what, you know, university nearby in Virginia
flying a drone, trying to take pictures of the General Dynamics
National Steel Shipbuilding Company and the BAE ship repair
situation that's down in Newport.
They're tasked. They were countless cases that
we would have of people that were on student visas in the
United States. They would come in, they would
stay here, they would travel to places to see America, like many
students might if you had somebody, let's say that came in
from from Poland or someone from the Czech Republic, or you had a
British student. And like, like my friend Andy
Buttons from when I was living in London, he told me he always
wanted to go to Kansas City, man.
He just always wanted to go there.
And it's like, why? And he was like, there's loads
of jazz in Kansas City. I lived in Kansas City for a
little while. I don't remember there being
loads of jazz, but maybe there is loads of jazz and that's what
you want to see. And we got no problem with you
coming and seeing that. But if you just always really
wanted to go to like, you know, Cheyenne to go check out the,
you know, Iron Mountain or whatever the heck it is.
Or you wanted to go see like classified military sites
because you just really wanted to see that with your drone.
Because you report back to the Chinese or you check out tours
of the water treatment facilities or the electrical
panel Ant or the the the public safety buildings in Fairfax, VA,
or Alexandria, right outside the nation's capital counties that
are basically keeping the federal government open and have
access to all the people that you might be able to exploit.
Like, yeah, maybe we don't want you here.
We have to have at least a little bit of an understanding
that our open and free society, we will have them take advantage
of us. And here's someone I'm going to
kind of work to it. We all have an instinct that
there are these OPS running. I, I, I try to give you guys my,
my thought on the, the Kansas City shuffle because I'm not
sure I always know what the OP is, but I usually know that if
everybody believes The thing is the OP, they probably have the
wrong OP in mind. They're probably missing what's
really going on. Because one of the most powerful
ways to obscure things is give people the ability to discover
something. Let them know that they know
what's going on. They're the ones, this is the
kind of the apple of Discord. We toss it in and let them
discover it, argue it all out. And they, they, they hash out,
oh, this is the psyop. This is the conspiracy against
us. And if you're believing that
something else is happening in the background, always, almost
always really good OPS are run so that you think you've
discovered the OP. And that is the cover.
In the intelligence world, it's referred to as cover for action.
So cover for action is a plausible reason that you could
be there and it's discoverable. And maybe it's not something
that you want. It's not something you
necessarily want discovered. But if you do, it's something
that you're willing to burn. And that's where the term
limited hangout comes from. Some of you have probably heard
that you may not be familiar with, you know why people say,
oh, that's a limited hangout. A limited hangout means the FBI
has acknowledged that they had 26 sources that were in the
crowd on January 6th. So they acknowledge it, they own
it. They're going to have to all
acknowledge that they were some sources because we know there
were 26 of them. That's how many it was.
And they they've never been prosecuted for criminal
activity. And some of them actually did
some criminal activity. They went into the building, got
it. OK, we admit it.
We had some people there, but they were definitely no
undercovers. And then you realize that the
term UCE undercover is in fact, a brand name, a trademark, a
specific role, a type of certification.
Doesn't mean they didn't have any agents there.
That was never explored. They didn't have the ability.
When the Inspector General put that out there, OK, that's the
limited hangout, that's the Kansas City Shuffle.
You thought they were hiding it. They were covering it up for
four years. You work so hard, you finally
get the information. You get it out there, and what
do you find out? They're going to cop to it.
The most minor thing. And then you don't get to hear
the real piece. This is the part that I think we
should be focusing on. This is where I think we should
spend our time, weaponized government, the things that the
weaponization committee was actually supposed to be going
after. I'm going to play a montage
because it's it's near and dear to my heart.
It's something that we've shared in the suspendables chat.
In fact, Gerardo Boyle, who you guys will see on the American
Radicals podcast if you watch tomorrow, and he's one of my
very good friends, someone I didn't really know that well in
the Bureau but got to know afterwards.
Garrett has been going through line by line the 17,000 pages
and searching for our names. And they come up frequently.
In fact, they were so frequent that members of the House
Democrats that were doing interrogations of former FBI
agents, doing depositions of them, they would immediately
assume if something happened bad that it was the result of Kyle
Seraphin. And then they were sort of like,
you know, shocked to discover sometimes that that person
wasn't Kyle Seraphin who did that.
It was actually Stephen Friend, our friendly Friday, sort of
regular goat guest. They went out there and they
were looking for us because they were trying to prove something.
These are the real issues that happen and these are the things
that I want to focus on. I don't want to see Donald Trump
worrying about H1 BS, and I'll tell you why because the numbers
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OK, let's, let's pivot over to this thing.
Let's look at the house weaponization thing.
This has been getting minimal play because we're in such a
dense cycle. There's a little bit of music up
front. OK?
So don't let that dissuade you. We're going to hear Jim Jordan
talking for a little bit. I'll probably talk over it a bit
too, because there's parts of it where it's just music and
there's text. But they're talking about the
real scandals that happened. And I don't want people to major
in the minors. The things that don't matter,
these are the things that really matter.
This is what we should be hoping for out of a new Trump
administration, says Biden. Harris, who weaponized the
federal government, colluded with Big Tech.
They censored conservatives, targeted people for free speech.
This is the FBI who said if you're a parent at a school
board meeting, you need to be investigated.
This is the FBI that said, oh, if you're a pro-life Catholic,
you're an extremist. And maybe more importantly, this
is the FBI who retaliated against the whistleblowers who
came forward and told our committee about all that stuff
and we're supposed to just trust them to do it the right way.
OK. They raided Donald Trump's
house. We had taxpayers that were being
harassed by the IRS in their homes.
We had the ATF doing the same thing.
We had members of the Democrat Party, people like Tulsi
Gabbard, RFK, also targeted by weaponized government.
And they're telling us that they created the House Select
Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal
Government. Again, this attacked all
Americans. This is the real stuff.
This is the reason why. That and UN unchecked
immigration illegally stopping all the folks that were doing
the work that needed to be done. OK, This is what people should
be paying attention to. They need to recall that the
Biden Harris administration did some really awful stuff and that
we've shared through whistle blower testament.
None of us have been made whole yet.
Not one of us. They talk about how the
whistleblowers came forward and they were able to testify.
You got Marcus Allen on screen right there that the Catholic
document that I, I exposed was was, you know, rescinded.
None of those things fixed the problem, not even a little bit.
And so our hope is, is that we see mechanisms that get rid of
the problem, the underlying problem.
Who cares about a bunch of people coming in in tech?
Like, is it an issue? Sure.
But we can't major in those things.
We can't just sit there all day long.
How about another thing that's a real issue.
This is another piece of weaponized government, the spies
who hate us. It's a great article written by
Jeffrey A Tucker by the Brownstone Institute.
And this was sent to me over by by George Hill.
Remember CISA? The people that were going to go
after cognitive infrastructure, they were going to police the
things in your great matter. That's where that censorship
came from, by the way. That's how it was justified of
the federal government. We have to recall that SISA was
created and set up and instigated by Donald Trump.
He caved essentially to the popular opinion that the
Russians were infiltrating our elections and therefore we
needed the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency,
or SISA. It was a 2017 executive order in
his first year in the presidency.
This should probably be rescinded because the
information that has come out of it is that they have leaned on a
bunch of Ng OS and tech companies to censor and stop to
pull the things that you wanted to say if you had questions
about lockdowns. If you were going to be someone
who thought masking was inappropriate the way my dad did
and had his, had his YouTube channel censored if you were
questioning a vaccine. Not that people couldn't get it.
I don't remember anybody saying that nobody should get it.
It's just like, I don't want it. And if you want it, you get it.
And then let me know how it goes.
Let me know in 10 years if you're still feeling great about
it, right? I don't know that any of us
wanted to outlaw the vaccine. We just didn't want mandates on
it. We didn't want anybody telling
us what to do with our own bodies.
Amusingly enough, the My Body, My Choice crowd fell apart on
that one, didn't they? So there's a lot of questions
that we were supposed to be able to ask because we are supposed
to have a free society. But instead, our federal
government under CISA, weaponized under the Biden
Harris administration, was able to do things using cutouts like
NGOs. They went through universities,
they created private fact checkers that now became the
arbiters of truth in truly Orwellian fashion.
And it all those are all OPS. Every one of those things was an
intelligence op. They tried to act like the
things that they were doing was to our benefit, but the thing
that benefits Americans is freedom.
I've got a clip from Milton Friedman.
If you guys watch Bongino's show, I'm sure you've heard this
a couple of times. It is one of the great clips.
It's about agency, it's about autonomy.
It's the reason why government is the worst solution.
I want you to consider this. I'll put this up on the local
channel as well. So Kyle seraphin.com, if you
guys want to sign up and grab that.
You can get it. You can be.
I'll put it on the open post. It's not my material, so I will
share it openly. Milton Freeman talking about
what? How you spend money, how money
is spent and the way that you spend it.
Anybody that's ever worked in government knows government
spends money atrociously because it's not their money being spent
on not them. This is how Steve Friend's boss
while he was working in Indian Country, he couldn't get a new
printer so that he could print out the documents to do his job,
but they were able to buy a $42,000 ATV that they only use
once or twice a year and didn't even have room to hold on to.
It's not my money spent for not me.
That's how you do that. It's the, it's the single
biggest argument against government.
It's like, I don't even hate the idea of charity or taking care
of the poor. I just hate the idea of the
biggest animal doing it. You want to know how to help
people? Do it individually.
Do it with a group of your friends.
Do it locally in your small community.
Do it with voluntary funds that you take out of your pocket and
you give because you think it's the right thing to do.
Don't mandate it to come from me and then give it to our friends
down in Mexico to use it for God knows what, like working against
us. More on that in one second.
Let's do this clip here again. The way that we spend money, the
reason why government at every level is basically the worst
solution, even when it's the only solution, is because of how
they look at money. Because it's not theirs being
spent on, not them, which is the worst category.
Well, you know, you can spend your own money on yourself.
And when you spend your own money on yourself, you're very
careful of what you spend it on, and you make sure that you get
the most for your daughter. You can spend your own money on
somebody else. You give gifts to other people.
You take people out to dinner. And when you spend your own
money on somebody else, you're very careful that you don't
spend too much. You try to keep down the amount
you spend, but you don't worry very much about what the other
fellows getting from it. You don't pay anything like as
much attention to the gifts you buy for other people as to the
things you buy for yourself. Or you can spend somebody else's
money as when you're spending the government's money.
I say the government's money, the taxpayer's money, which the
government has control over. Now you're spending somebody
else's money. Let's say you're spending your
boss's money. You're out to lunch on a expense
account, but you're spending it on yourself, and you're very
careful that you get good, good, good things for your money.
You try to have a good lunch and pick the right things, but
you're not very much worried about whether you get the
cheapest. Spend all you want, and you'll
be careless. Now, what happens when you spend
somebody else's money on somebody else?
You're a You're a distributor of welfare funds.
Well, you're interested in making your own.
Life is as good as you can, and most people have humane
instincts and want to do the best they can.
But you're not going to be anything like as careful in
spending somebody else's money on somebody else.
So there are four ways in which you can spend money.
There's four ways. My money on me, my money on you,
your money on me, somebody else's money on somebody else.
That's it. And in that order is how much
you care about them. Imagine this, this story.
My wife brought this to my attention today.
Mexico is alerting citizens of Mexico about to be detained in
the United States through an app.
Why are they in the United States?
Well, because they're here illegally.
And how are they doing this? Let's just read about it comes
from town hall. Sarah Arnold, reporting here
from yesterday, says they've launched a new mobile app, They
Being Mexico, designed to help illegal immigrants in the United
States receive immediate alerts if Donald Trump, the
president-elect, or his borders are tries to detain them.
The app, which aims to assist illegal aliens facing potential
deportations in the United States, quickly allows them to
notify family members, consulates or legal
representatives about their deportation.
The move comes as Mexico intensifies efforts to protect
its citizens amid rising tensions over Trump's incoming
immigration policies again of Mexican citizens illegally in
the United States. This is what Donald Trump ran
on, right? This was a big deal.
Also, today's Catholic vote loop, if you check it out, one
of the top stories is that a federal judge has actually told
the Biden administration stop selling off those pieces of the
border wall. That came courtesy of 10 Paxton
here in Texas filing suit in federal court and a judge
agreeing that they do not have the ability to sell it off.
And now there should be some ongoing investigations.
Those are majoring in the majors, people taking millions
if not 10s of millions of U.S. dollars made into very expensive
steel walls that are supposed to go and block our border.
Things that were already spent by the American government and
the Biden administration trying to sell them off pennies for the
dollar out of Nogales and Tucson and other places in Arizona.
Trying to get rid of these border wall sections and sell
them on government auction site so that they're not available to
Trump when he gets in office. That is a major in the majors.
How about this, the foreign minister, Juan Ramon de la
Fuentes, he described the app that they are creating in Mexico
as a panic button. Apparently they have time and
money. I wonder if they have some H1B
types that are creating their apps, he said.
In case you find yourself in a situation where detention is
imminent, you push the alert button and it sends the signal
to the nearest consulate. Yeah, Mexican consulate.
He said that they have strengthened their consular
staff by hiring 329 legal representatives.
This is the government of Mexico doing this.
The app will be ready in January just as Donald Trump takes
office and ignites his immigration policies.
He has assured illegal aliens who are Mexican citizens that
the Know Your Rights program within the Mexican government
would respond immediately to enforce scenarios or other
intimidating actions and they would defend their citizens
human rights in the United States in strict compliance with
international law. Interestingly enough, that sort
of focus on quote, UN quote, human rights was a Jimmy Carter
legacy. Go figure.
I was curious, how much money does the United States
government give to the Mexican government?
And here it is in 2023, the last fully reported year, $232
million, 17.5 million was strengthen the humanitarian
response for vulnerable people on the move in Mexico, whatever
the hell that means. Another $17 million for Mexico
travel and logistics training. OK, good.
We're helping Mexicans move Mexicans and other non Mexicans
into the United States. We are paying for it and then we
are going to be paying apparently because money is
fungible and it can be used for anything, into building apps to
try to subvert our economic policies and our immigration
policies to the tune of 1/4 of a billion dollars.
By the way, those spikes happened under Obama.
If you look at the spikes on that graph, they're basically
about the $150 million in foreign aid through the Bush
years. This is during the G Watt and
then as it came in Obama. The first huge spike is on the
that graph. It goes in 2009, the first year
that Obama was in office, it was bumped up to over $500 million
and then 3/4 of a billion dollar in 2010.
I'm just doing it from memory here.
Then a little bit less so, like in the 450 range, and then it
kind of spiked around. But the old biggest spending was
done during Obama. They had far less of it.
Now, Donald Trump kind of tamped it down a bit.
When you give people money, theoretically you can ask things
of them. What you wouldn't expect is that
they would use your money to screw you and try to keep people
that don't belong in your country in your country.
That's what I would think. That's the way that I would
operate. I would have the expectation
that there be some loyalty because that's a lot of money.
And the other thing is, is that a huge chunk of the Mexican GDP
is actually money sent home. We looked it up the other day
and I don't remember the exact dollar amount, but it's in the
billions of money that is sent home by these migrant workers
that come into the United States.
There is a legal program that you can do that, by the way, you
can legally come into the United States, have legal work
authorization under a guest worker program, and then you
have to go home. But if you come here illegally
and then the Mexican government's going to fund your
ability to stay here, I have a problem with it.
And I think many of you probably do as well.
And as I said, some of this is a legacy.
Jimmy Carter, who was a champion of human rights, he's being
whitewashed in his death. There he is.
I think that he might actually be dead in that picture.
From what I can tell, he looks ancient.
He died at 100 years old. Just letting you know that only
the good die young and the people that failed tend to live
forever. There he is, former President
Jimmy Carter, celebrated champion of human rights.
So saith Time magazine and ABC News and NBC News and CBS News
and all of these people, they love it, absolutely love.
Jimmy Carter died at 100 years old.
And they went on to talk about his Nobel Peace Prize, which he
got long after he got out of the White House in 2002.
I saw many posts on X where people remembering being in fuel
lines because of his energy policy was atrocious.
I saw many members of the military that are absolutely
furious about his relationship with the special operations
community. Completely dicked up Desert one.
Allowed Americans to remain hostages, weakened us on the
world states. It kind of sounds like another
really old guy that's in office, Joe Biden.
And The funny thing is, is you always hear that he was a nice
guy. He was a nice man and a terrible
president. I actually see that in our chat
right now popping up. Throw it on the screen here,
right? That's the that's the that's the
claim. He's a nice guy, but he was a
bad president. I've heard people say that he
wasn't really that nice of a guy too.
So I have no idea. I never met him, but he does
look like he's about to die. This is what he looked like when
he supposedly was voting for Kamala Harris.
Thank God he hung around. I said he probably died a couple
years ago if that's the way that he looked, which he did look
like that on the screen here you're seeing basically the
skeleton of Jimmy Carter sitting in, I think, a wheelchair at 100
years old. That's not quality of life.
That just is another one of those things.
Imagine that they they want that guy to live to the bitter end,
that they want to kill off babies.
I just can't help but put the two ideas in my head at all
times. We have to keep really old
useless politicians that weakened America.
We have to make sure that they stay alive long enough to vote
in our election. I mean, it doesn't seem like
that actually should stop them. There's plenty of examples of
dead people voting right for Democrats, of course.
But here we have Jimmy Carter sitting there.
He had it in there. The media is looking for
mistakes. Now they want to portray him as
a failure. This is Time magazine kind of
whitewashing his story as well. Again, I'm telling you, it's a,
it's an overwhelming push. That's what's, that's the big
news story of the day, not the thing that's going on in the
background, which I'm going to share with you right now, which
I think is maybe the craziest piece of it.
Fauci, Burks, Lena Wynn. We talked about people that have
questionable loyalties. There's a some real questions
about this lady. Fauci is talking about virus.
We're going back to the panic. We're going back to the
pandemics era. Why?
Because that's the thing that they were able to derail.
When you have something that works, you might as well go and
try to run it again. And it does seem like you've got
people on the political left right now and the mainstream
media is jumping to it because look at this, this is a clip
from what science quickly, I don't know, this is like a
little bit lower tier, but you've got people as big as CBS
News talking about the bird flu, which has never jumped from
person to person yet in this particular situation.
But we got to stir up fear somehow.
And we already know what worked about derailing Donald Trump.
How do we throw the apple of discord?
Because I think people are about played out on the on the
immigrant situation. It's kind of run its course and
it ran its course kind of during a non news cycle over the
Christmas holiday. You just could be upset about it
all you want. There's there's reasons.
I'll show you the numbers in a SEC.
But I'm more interested in what this kind of shenanigans going
on, the machinations that are happening when no one's looking
because this guy seems like objective evil and he's talking
about something that I start listening when Doctor Fauci and
Burks from the from the old pandemic response team start
joining forces again with what looks like a Chinese agent.
I want to know, I don't want to keep my tabs on that and I'm
fine with dealing with H1B visas later.
People who come in and do computer programming, even if
they steal American jobs, which they very well may, that's
that's certainly an issue. How about H1?
What is this called H1N5? Why do they why do they all have
to sound the same? Here we go.
Let's let's get Fauci's take on it because it's going to go.
Remember, there are other animals than birds and cows on
farm. This is some novel,
groundbreaking information he's putting out here.
Now, let me tell you the sobering news.
The sobering news is that that can change because the virus
infects more than one species, and we know it can infect pigs.
Pigs are on farms with chickens and with cows, and chickens and
cows can infect with their virus, a pig and then a human
virus can go into pig. And then you could get a
reassortment of a virus that has some of the dangerous qualities
of H5 N 1 and some of the capability of spreading from
human to human of a human virus. So that's what public health
officials are concerned about, that when you have the
circulation of this virus in multiple species, including a
mixing bowl species like a pig, you might get a reassortment and
a mutation that could make this something we really have to be
concerned about. And that's.
Are you guys are you guys tracking this like farms and and
ranches have different types of animals on them and and they
might have a mixing bowl animal, which is the first time I've
ever heard a pig called that. So we could have H5 N one, the
bird flu jump into a pig and then maybe a human virus jump
into a pig and then those viruses could have a mixing bowl
effect and have a pig baby that we eat the pig and then we
become sick with the bird flu or some such nonsense.
OK, sure, that's Fauci, but Fauci is saying this publicly
and he's not the only one. It's time for you to start
masking and testing again. Why?
Because we need to do anything we can.
Donald Trump said he was going to change some things and
anything that can put the brakes on that is on the table.
Here's CNN bringing on that Lady with the scarf, Dr. Burks, who I
remember seeing in the COVID response.
She's not very good at TV. Then I'm going to show you
someone who really is dangerous because she is good at TV and
she is convincing to people that are listening.
But if I'm listening right, she's got that little bit of
touch of Shanghai. And I'm not trying to be ethic
technically focused. I'm just saying she grew up and
was born in China. She was there until she was
eight. We're going to talk about Lena
Wynn, who has been in an awful lot of very prominent medical
positions and has had a really, really stellar rise into the
public's awareness. I'm going to kind of hit her
high points because Jeremy Ryan Slate, who we referenced earlier
talks about the fall of the Roman Empire, did a kind of a
deep dive on some of the things that she's popped into.
And it's pretty illuminating. If you follow me on Twitter this
morning, you probably already saw this again, less into the
H1B visa, more into the H5 N one virus.
This is kind of where I think that the turn should be.
And of course, they have the same things.
Here we go, Doctor scarf here wearing it.
But it sounds like it doesn't. It sounds like from what you're
laying out, you don't think we didn't have learned from the
COVID pandemic. All right.
And there's not a sense of urgency right now.
Our agencies are making the same mistakes they made with COVID.
The principal #2 principle of pandemic is detect and the only
way to detect for viruses is to test.
You cannot see a virus through symptoms.
You missed so many cases yet we're still talking about flu
like illness. I think this is the reason why I
don't work at the FBI right now. If I'm being totally honest with
you all, it's because I had this weird idea that if I didn't have
symptoms that I wouldn't test for a disease, and in doing so
I'm not going to go expose myself to a bunch of ethylene
oxide shoved up my nose. Never before have we done that.
Not in not in America. We've never proactively
prophylactically tested people that didn't have symptoms for a
disease. I have no idea what the hell
they're talking about. I drove into the, the, the
sensitive site at Quantico on the military base.
It's on the, the Marine Corps base.
Then you drive into the FBI thing.
I drove onto the base no problem.
You just flash your ID. The guy was wearing a mask.
This is back during the COVID nonsense.
And then I got to the FBI's gate and they were like taking my
temperature with a, with a little heat gun or whatever on
the forehead. And that was supposed to say
something. No symptom, carry on.
Everybody got it. So I didn't object to it.
And then they were like, by the way, we know you've already had
COVID. We know that you already had it
on duty. We need you to test for it every
freaking 2 days to make sure that you're not bringing it in
to the office. And I went, no, this whole like
we got to start testing thing. It's very interesting.
I told you I was going to get to Lena Wynn.
We only got a couple minutes left.
Let's do that real quick. Here she is talking about
Fauci's animal jump theory and then the testing thing, which is
where it gets real. Shady already seen this year
that there have been a number of mammalian species close to
humans that now have bird flu outbreaks.
We have outbreaks in poultry in all 50 states. 16 states have
outbreaks in cattle. In California, in the last 30
days, there have been more than 300 herds that tested positive.
And now we have 66 cases of of bird flu in humans.
And this is almost certainly a significant undercount because
we have not been doing nearly enough testing.
So we really don't know the extent of bird flu that's out
there in human. We don't know the extent we got
to do more testing. How much more?
What would she be doing if she was going to advise the Biden
administration, If she was going to do the thing that the Chinese
government wanted her to do, what would she tell Biden to do?
Biden seems pretty amenable to what the Chinese are interested
in. Looks like this what should be
happening in the Biden administration right now that
isn't going on. Yeah, there are two main things
that they should be doing in the days that they have left.
The 1st is to get testing out there.
I feel like we should have learned our lesson from COVID
that just because we aren't testing, it doesn't mean that
the virus isn't there. It just means that we aren't
looking for it. We should be having rapid tests,
home tests available to all farm workers, to their families, for
the clinicians taking care of them so that we aren't waiting
for public labs and CDC labs to tell us what's bird flu or not.
And the second very important thing is this is not like the
beginning of COVID where we were dealing with a new virus.
We didn't have a vaccine. There actually is a vaccine
developed already against H5 N 1.
The Biden administration has contracted with the
manufacturers to make almost 5 million doses of the vaccine.
However, they have not asked the FDA to authorize the vaccine.
There's research done on it. They could get this authorized
now and also get the vaccine out.
So, and to farm workers and to vulnerable people, I think
that's the right approach because we don't know what the
Trump administration is going to be doing around bird flu.
I know what I'm going to be doing, not taking whatever she
just said ever. I don't want anything to do with
it. Let me just read you a little
background on her, OK? She's 41 years old.
She's incredibly accomplished for that age.
She's pretty. She's very well spoken.
As you heard, there's a big difference between her and
Doctor Burks being on TV. No dead air.
That is a skill set that is not easily created.
Even in person. It's difficult to do TV because
it's compressed and it's tight and you have to get a message
across. She does a very good job of
that. She was born in Shanghai.
I wasn't just saying the word Shanghai because I think it's
fun, although it is a fun word. She was born in Shanghai in
1983. She's younger than I am, and she
managed to get her MD. Plus she has a master's in some
sort of public health from Oxford, OK.
She's a doctor, emergency doctor and in her time in the United
States, apparently her parents came here and were like some low
level workers. The stuff that she's been able
to get herself associated with in the United States is
incredible. She was a voice of the Mpox
outbreak. She was a voice of the COVID-19
pandemic. She was a she's an on air
analyst on CNN, public health professor at George Washington
University. She's a non resident fellow
senior fellow at the Brookings Institute, which is very left
wing. She's a columnist at the
Washington Post. She's a medical analyst on
television. We just said that one.
The other wild things are is that she was on the she was the
president of Planned Parenthood, wasn't she?
And she was apparently an emergency room physician working
on the Boston bombing. Like how did that happen?
How did she find herself in all these places at all these times?
It's fairly incredible if you want to get right down to it.
She's had a lot of very senior level positions.
She's been she's had access to things here.
I think I actually got the clip here.
Let me just show you this. This is the Boston Marathon
bombing, which our friend George Hill was one of the supervisors
investigating here. She is fully polished, ready to
talk about things and sounds like she's ready for TV right
then. Lena Wen.
She's an emergency room physician who was working at
Massachusetts General Hospital the day of the terror attack.
She also works at Brigham and Women's Hospital.
So you were at Massachusetts General Monday.
What? Happened.
Oh, it was a horrific day. We had no idea what was coming.
It was 3:00 and we heard that there were two explosions, but
we didn't know where. We had no idea how many people
were coming to us. How many people came?
It seemed like dozens, and it was.
It was probably nearly three dozen patients in two hours or
so. And was the hospital ready for
it? I've heard from Doctor Walls
from the other Brigham and Women's Hospital that because of
all the drills the hospitals here have been running since
911, you were unbelievably prepared.
Technically and medically, we were ready.
We had done drills. We knew what to do with each
individual patient who came in. Wow.
She also was a commissioner of public health in Baltimore.
That's a lot of different places that she's touched.
Los Angeles, Baltimore, Boston, Washington, DC, she's
everywhere. How is she able to promote so
quickly? How is she able to Polish that
message? That's what an OP looks like to
me. Do I have any proof of it?
No, but I do have this. A Chinese student drone got
stuck in a tree near the Newport News Shipbuilding facility.
Sometimes you can look at the way these things work and the
way that everybody just seems to celebrate one person and elevate
them above all logical understanding.
And that's what an OP looks like.
Things getting pulled, people getting thrown out there.
That's why I'm less interested in this, the debate about H1 BS
because there's obviously something that is being
coordinated in the background right now and we are talking
about the smallest portion of immigration.
For whatever it's worth, I ran the numbers over here for for CB
s s story. The US caps the number of H1B
visas at 65,000 new visas each year.
That is a negligible problem when we're talking about
millions in illegal immigration. They can also expand it to take
another 20,000 if people have a master's degree or a PHDA
terminal degree in their field. The visa is valid for three
years but can be extended an additional three years.
That's the six years people always hear about.
And then many of those people end up coming in and staying in
the United States. Do they change our culture?
Yes. Has that been the case for a
long time? Yes.
People come in here seeking skilled and unsealed labor.
And generally speaking, it was not as big a deal when they were
coming out of European cultures. But this argument has been had
for generations. You can go back and watch Gangs
of New York if you guys are interested in seeing people get
pissed about people coming in and changing our culture.
They all do. The key is that they eventually
have to assimilate. And I will tell you, generally
speaking, that first generation that's here, they might be a
little bit more, but the second generation, by the time they're
born in America, you get guys like Cash Patel, who was born in
New York. And I don't have a problem with
a Cash Patel. I'm thrilled about that guy.
And I don't care if we don't share the same religion or the
same ethnic heritage, That's not a problem.
If you come to America and you want to do meritocracy.
If you want to be great and you want to make America great, we
don't have any issues. Let me tell you some fun things
that I saw. This is kind of a joke that's
got a two-part set up. Number one is it's really hard
to understand people that speak with a different accent, even if
they speak the same language. My children are starting to
learn that. It's also hard to find out that
women who wear hoodies and baseball hats, I think that
they're men. My wife occasionally wears a
baseball hat when it's sunny out and she wears hoodies quite a
bit. I didn't know that, so I'm
hoping we get a tax break for this sort of thing.
This is Elliot Page, previously known as a female, now believing
she's a male, talking about the things she would advise herself.
As we go into the new year, we often look back and do
retrospectives and say, hey, what would you do differently?
What would you advise your younger self?
This is a two-part setup for our palate cleanse.
I'm going to 1st discussed you and then I'm going to make you
laugh. Here we go, this is Elliot Page
giving advice to her younger self.
My. Message to my younger self would
just be like, you know who you are, you know and please embrace
that. I feel for me.
It was I understood my truth. I, I felt it very strongly and
it was all of these external forces and noises that pushed
and pulled and made me sort of lose track of, of who I was.
And so I guess to my younger self, I'd say, you know, that
discomfort and that pain you're feeling, that that is not yours,
that is theirs. Theirs.
I don't know if that theirs is like a plural individual, like a
they them situation is not really relevant.
OK, how about better advice that some of us can all kind of lean
into as we begin. This is an advice from a father.
Listen closely. I'm going to play it for you
twice because you're going to need it twice.
This is not what you think it's going to sound like.
What's the advice you give to your younger self?
Spend less time with Dick kids. Spend less.
Less. Less time with Dick kids.
They just waste your time. I can't believe a father would
say spend less time with your kids.
No Dick heads. What's he saying?
Dick heads? Dick heads.
Spend less time with Dick heads. That's really good advice.
Forget about living your truth, Alan Elliott.
I think you should spend less time with Dick heads.
This should be the New Year's resolution that we make here at
the Kyle Seraphin Show in general.
I'm going to play it for you one more time because you kind of
have to hear it twice. Listen, the first time he says
it the same way. But Kiwis, they're really hard
to understand. Who knew?
Sometimes we have to get a little translator, even for
English. What's the advice you give to
your younger self? Spend less time with Dick kids.
Spend less. Less.
Less time with Dick kids. They just waste your time.
I can't believe a father would say spend less time with your
kids. No Dick, kids.
What's he saying? Dick heads?
Dick heads. We're going to spend less time
with dickheads. That's going to be our New
Year's resolution. I hope you guys are having a
fantastic start to your week. I look forward to seeing you
guys couple days. We're going to take off some
days for the new year because it's family time before we get
launched right in. This is going to be a really
interesting year. I don't know where it's going to
go. I can't make any promises.
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