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He's the FBI whistleblower who helped expose government
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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 Seraphin show for
Monday. It is December the 16th and we
are only rolling live on Rumble right now because I woke up this
morning and found out that we've been kicked off our streaming
service which is called Restream.
No kudos to you people over at Restream on Friday.
You probably heard me complain a little bit and say hey, you guys
switched up your interface, what the heck you doing?
We spent like $1000 a year for two years in a row getting the
same thing and they changed it. And so it doesn't work anymore
in the way that it used to work and it was putting out the wrong
stuff. And I don't pay for people to
change the product that I've already paid for.
So we're dealing with something a little bit different today.
I have to figure out a new way to get our stream to multiple
places. So you're only going to see us
right now on Rumble Live and then we'll move it over to X and
the other places we'll upload and make it work.
Anyway, thanks for joining us. That's the admin stuff.
We got kind of like a, an issue with a couple of different
places, whether it be Restream or Chase Bank, which I'll cover
down on in just a minute. Going to talk today about the
drones. Maybe something a little bit
spooky. I think a little bit of sanity,
hopefully kind of dial back a little bit.
We also want to talk about Biden's pardons and commutations
of sentences that are not landing quite well.
So there's that. A couple other good stories.
So hang in there. And we're going to talk about
the Logan Act. If you don't know what the Logan
Act is, Donald Trump has been accused of violating the Logan
Act multiple times. It is a a federal code that is
supposed to keep private citizens from meddling in the
affairs of the government without authorization.
It's got kind of a fun little thing.
I'm wondering if Chris Wray violated the Loganac.
You guys will tell me. I don't think they'll be any
consequences yet, but maybe in the future considering how much
they want to talk about it with Donald Trump.
So that's where we're going to go today.
That's what we intend to do. And hope you guys stick around
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haven't heard anybody else, some things I guarantee you, you
haven't heard anywhere else. So let's get started with that
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It's going to get interesting today.
So the real statement, I guess, is that they've been trying to
figure out how to resist. How do you get Donald Trump to
not get the thing that he wants? And it turns out the Biden
administration, amongst other things, including starting new
wars and making a mess and all the other kind of nonsense that
went on, they actually shot themselves in the foot very,
very early on. This is an interesting story
that comes from the Washington Examiner, and it's entitled
Trump can fire anyone he wants, thanks to Sean Spicer.
So you start thinking, well, wait, wasn't Sean Spicer one of
his spokespeople? Yeah, he was.
And he got named into a post at the end of Trump's
administration. He put him on the board of
visitors to the United States Naval Academy.
Not exactly the most prestigious thing in the world, not exactly
something that you'd have to really worry about.
It's certainly not like a politically strong position to
be in. But the Biden administration,
because of the pettiness that we've seen operate there, and
there is a lot of pettiness. Yeah, they decided to try to
remove him. They didn't want people from
Trump's administration getting sort of retirement type posts.
It's very common for people who have worked loyally for a
president to get sort of these throwaway posts.
There's been plenty of them, and this was one.
But the Biden administration went after him and amusingly, by
doing so created a legal weapon case law that is actually going
to affirm that Donald Trump can get rid of a lot of folks.
Thanks in part to a court fight that Trump White House
spokesperson Sean Spicer lost when he was fired by the Biden
administration from a three-year term on the board of visitors to
the United States Naval Academy. The incoming president Donald
Trump will have the legal backing to dump any of Biden's
over 4000 appointments who decide to stick around.
One of the things you do in the so-called resistance movement is
you try to get a bunch of people that are loyal to you in places
that they're going to throw up roadblocks or just generally be
a pain in the ass to the new incoming administration.
And that's what happened. They just haven't quite figured
it out yet. They just cannot quite get it
together. So interestingly enough, we're
all kind of seeing this and this shot in the foot is kind of fun
Years ago. This goes back to 2021 in
September. So only a couple of months into
Biden's term. This is right about the time
they started doing the disastrous withdrawal in
Afghanistan. It's just a little bit
afterwards, Sean Spicer tweeted out saying something like,
instead of focusing on the stranded Americans that are left
in Afghanistan, President Biden is trying to terminate the Trump
appointees from the Naval Academy, from West Point and the
Air Force Academy. You'll see him on Newsmax, which
he ended up going on. But at the end of the day, he
had to resign. And I'm sorry that I'm sorry.
The White House requested him to resign.
He didn't, and then he lost in court.
So there's a whole bunch of these people that are going to
get probably tossed out simply because by administration gave
them that tool. It's kind of fun.
And it goes to this like broader picture.
They keep losing by winning. They think that they're winning.
They've taken over certain areas and they're not able to hold on
to it. This is a really fun clip from
Van Jones. He's on a podcast with that guy
Chris from CNN. So a couple of guys from CNN
talking about something that makes me a little bit happy.
They're trying to get it together.
They just cannot figure out how on earth, how did we not catch
the boat and how in the world did Donald Trump, a man who's
almost 80, see the writing on the wall before we did.
That's what they're asking. And Van Jones actually gets it.
I don't know if he's just like having an awakening.
He's probably not a dumb guy, right?
He's probably not a dumb person. So Van Jones is actually
diagnosing the problem accurately.
This is kind of a clip for the ages in some ways.
So enjoy this for all of you that are out there listening in
the chat, that are watching and listening and you can't see each
other. Just do a quick refresh, folks.
I don't know what's going on with Rumble.
They just do their own thing. Enjoy this little clip here from
CNN. Oh, I'm sorry, this is from a
podcast that is from Chris, whatever his name is, Cilicia's
Substack. All right, here it is.
How? The hell did Donald Trump figure
out? The mainstream media is the
fringe and the fringe is now the mainstream.
How the hell did Donald Trump figure out?
I mean, Joe Rogan is obvious, right?
Like we knew the guy had a big audience.
It's not like we were like stunned, but like, how the hell
was he the 78 year old guy who doesn't even have a computer and
still like writes handwritten notes?
How did he become the guy who cracked the code on to your
point, running a cultural? I don't even want to say
campaign running it's. A it's a movement, like movement
heading a cultural movement versus a campaign.
Every one of your people knows Elon, Elon, Elon, Elon.
Listen. Yeah, so, so everybody keeps.
I mean, the problem is you have a framework in your mind that
how can Donald Trump, how can Donald Trump, how can Donald
Trump, guys, can we cut it out? Donald Trump is not an idiot.
Donald Trump. Let me just be very clear.
Donald Trump is smarter than me, you and all critics.
You know how I know? Because he has the White House,
the Senate, the House. Totally agree.
For the popular vote he has a massive media ecosystem bigger
than the mainstream built around him and for him and a
religiously religious fervor in a political movement around him
and he is best buddy is the richest person in the history of
the world and the most relevant Kennedy is with him.
He this dude is is a phenomenon. He is the most powerful human on
earth and in our lifetime and we're still saying well how is
this God. We look like idiots to order
he's. Totally right.
He's totally right. He is totally right.
They do look like idiots, don't they?
They actually froze in a pretty good idiot position too.
But right. The fact of the matter is, is
rather than try to figure out like how like tell everybody
that we got it wrong, we didn't get it wrong.
We got it right. And so did Donald Trump.
He understood there's been a move, there's been a tectonic
move in the United States. People are sick of this.
Part of it is the media environment.
The other part of it is people want to be left alone.
They don't want to wear masks. They don't want to be told that
they can't do basic things that they grew up doing.
They might find it interesting like like Steve friend talks
about. They might find it interesting
to live in the zombie apocalypse for like a few minutes.
But even even the the host of that wearing like a collar out
of a sweater, It looks like he's wearing a mask or on that later.
Let's talk about the cancellation stuff just because
we might as well. And I just wanted to show you
guys the chat on the screen. So if you're listening to us,
you can't see it, but the chat is scrolling normally.
I don't know what's going on with you guys.
You're having issues with Rumble.
This Rumble's an imperfect system, but it's what we've got
because the opportunity for us to stream in the other places,
it just doesn't work. And there's no ability to to
actually measure a lot of the other spaces that we might go
on. So this is where our audience
is. This is where we're going to
meet you. OK, I want to talk a bit about
the what happened. So Restream is this company.
I complained about the way they changed their, their, their
interface and they just sent me, they sent me the money back over
the weekend. They're just like you're done.
And when I went to go log on this morning to go do our normal
stream, which normally basically it goes into an aggregator and
then it breaks out into multiple places.
It was just not available. It was all exed out.
They were like, piss off, dude. Which is an interesting
experience to have. It's the exact same experience.
Well, maybe not the exact, but very similar to what I had in
Chase. Now, we had almost 3/4 of a
million impressions over on Twitter because a lot of you
don't like banks that suck. And what's crazy is, is I
understand that there's significant wire fraud.
I've talked to people who, you know, deal with banking wires.
I don't deal with a small number of banking wires compared to
most people. I do probably a dozen wires a
year and, and five and six figure amounts.
Like any of the money that I have that we invest, we invest
it by using wire transfers. I, I transfer to the places
where it's going to go and then it comes back to me sometimes
and then I send it back out. So it's not like I'm sending
millions of dollars, but I'm sending, I'm sending all of my
money regularly on a regular basis out because I'd like my
money to work for me. And so in doing that, I'm fairly
familiar with doing wires. I've done them with multiple
banks and I've done them with multiple bank recipients.
What I had that was really unique is that on Thursday I
went to go buy a vehicle for my business.
This business that you are listening to is called Serafin
Media. That's what we do.
So I bought a vehicle for it to be able to tow equipment around
and so on. And when I did that, Chase Bank,
JP Morgan Chase said no, but they didn't say no.
Like somebody called me up and say hey, we're not going to do
this. They just emailed me and
canceled the wire without giving me more than a few minutes to
respond. So I called out and I got that
non-us baked Tesco board that you guys are used to getting.
They pissed off somebody in India who didn't speak English
as a first language, which is really frustrating and not very
cool. So I'm talking to this person
and they basically said we'll just refile your wire and we'll
push it through. We have a bunch of questions we
want to ask. We need a lot of information
about what you are doing, Which I gave them even though I told
them I wasn't really thrilled about it.
So fine, that should avoid the fraud problem.
Went through it, had it transferred and then on Friday,
as the show was going live around 9:00 AM central time,
they cancel it again. It turns out that after about 15
phone calls, I'm not exaggerating, I counted them on
my my calls between me calling them and them calling me.
The best one was a guy from India called me and said we need
you to call us. It's like, what are you talking
about? They wouldn't do the phone call.
I got two different US based tech support people who spoke my
language. One was a lovely lady in Dallas
who was very helpful. And lastly, I got a guy named
Jeremy who sounded like a fat guy sitting on his own toilet
and could not care less, did not care less about what it and he
ended my, my, my business with Chase.
He doesn't necessarily know this, but I've got the recording
and I'll, I'll put it up on Rumble at some point once I kind
of cut the garbage out of it. He said this is not going to
happen man. We're not going to transfer the
money. Find another way to move your
money. Now we're not talking about me
borrowing money from them and giving it to someone.
We're talking about my money that's sitting in my bank
account that has been paid in over the last couple of months.
I ended up writing a check. Don't worry, I figured out how
to solve my problem. That was never going to be the
issue. The issue is I need to be able
to move my money the way that I want to.
When you call me 15 different times and I have a discussion
with you and I tell some dude in India, which I'm not real crazy
about, telling people in India about moving amount of money
that is probably more than they make in a year.
Like I'm buying a truck. I'm buying a truck and we've
been saving for it for the entire year to be able to do
that. So I'm done with Chase and we
got 750,000 ish or 700 + 1000 negative impressions.
We had a lot of nice people reach out.
Old Glory Bank reached out to us.
Frost Bank reached out to us. It shows you a little bit about
the power of the social media. It goes to that clip that I was
just talking about there or that we shared.
These people don't realize it, but they probably lost, you
know, hundreds of clients. Let's say that just
conservatively, if it touched 700 + 1000 people in a negative
way, when somebody goes out there to open up a bank account,
they're not going to do it with Chase.
Now there are reasons that I had Chase that were completely
outside of what any of you understand or know and it
doesn't really matter. But the fact of the matter is
I've been moving all over the place for the last couple years.
Some of you guys are aware of that.
You're also probably aware that like when you need a bank that's
going to be where you are, it's important to have offices you
can access. I didn't have that available to
me and I actually had someone specifically asked me to set up
an account at Chase, which I did.
So we've done that. It's through one of the things
that we do investments in, but they're done.
I'm done with them. I'm going to destroy them.
I'm going to pull my money out and I'm going to take it out.
And I actually called up the branch offices, which is another
not even in the 15. And I said, hey, I want to get
out in charge or talk to somebody in my local branch so
they can order the amount of money 'cause I will take it out
in cash just to be a Dick. And I couldn't get through to a
branch. I got a guy in India.
I said, transfer me to the branch.
He sent it out there. He sent me back to India.
I did this four times. I talked to four different
people in India that could not get me to the basic branch in
Leander, TX, which is still 20 minutes away from me.
So it's not particularly convenient.
I'm done with Chase. But I wanted to be kind of
sharing that because one, it had a lot of impressions and most of
you who are on Twitter and and social media over the weekend
probably saw it. But more importantly, there is a
power to this media that Donald Trump has harvested.
And that's what we're all harvesting.
We're all kind of showing, screw you.
We're demanding that the thing that we we are asking the
service or the product that you were supposed to provide, that's
your choice. You can do it.
But if you don't, we're done with you.
And, and you should know it and everybody around you should kind
of kick them out. And the same thing happened with
this group Restream. Like I said, they basically
threw my money back in my face. They didn't negotiate or say,
hey, you know, we can roll back your your interface and go back
to the thing you've been paying for for the last couple months.
No, they just kicked it out. I think that is a sign of the
times. And and Trump has sort of
harvest on this. He's he's he's held on to this
understanding that Americans are sick of not getting what they
paid for. They're not getting the things
that they expected and they're not even getting the things they
used to get for the same amount of money, whether it be
inflation or anything else. Let's do a little thing about
why inflation keeps happening. It's a little good clip from
Jesse Watters. He's talking about the wasteful
spending, in addition to losing by winning that they did when
they were going after guys like Sean Spicer.
They're also just throwing our money down the toilet for crazy
things. We talked the other day about
the, the Pete Buttigieg. You know, we've only got 8
charging stations set up, but we spent $8 billion.
Here's another one of these $3 billion.
And they only got a handful of electric mail trucks, which I
don't understand. I've lived in very rural areas
where people were driving their own POV's with like placards on
them. They were driving around in
their personal maintained or not very well maintained vehicles.
And you know, US mail vehicles are incredible.
For a long time they were buying Jeep X JS that were driving in
sand. Like one guy was telling me he
did, he drove something like 1000 miles a day in his mile in
his mail route because he had to drive through national parks and
over crazy stuff, rock crawling type capabilities. the US mail
service for all of it. Like I don't like the Postal
Service, but they do a pretty awesome job of doing it.
Unless you start spending $3 billion on electric vehicles,
here's just another example of sort of that that loss, that
waste, and the reason why these people lost, why they couldn't
maintain a grip on power 'cause people are sick of it.
Pentagon's not the only department getting audited.
Every agency is getting audited. Biden spent $3 billion to build
93 electric mail trucks. That comes to 32,000,000 per
mail truck. You've seen a mail truck, they
work fine. You get your mail, right?
A Formula One race car doesn't cost $32 million, not even half
that. This is why there's inflation.
He's spending $32 million per mail truck.
You know who got the contract? Oshkosh Defense.
A defense contractor from Wisconsin Swing State.
What's a defense contractor doing making electric mail
trucks? Because they know how to win
contracts and bilk the feds. That's why this company, Oshkosh
Defense, was supposed to build 60,000.
They only built 93. The CEO, John Pfeiffer, says
he's really happy with the progress.
The guy's a Democrat donor, by the way.
If you had given this contract a Musk, we'd be done by now with
money leftover. I mean, it's probably not wrong.
I got a chance to ride in a cyber truck for the first time
after making fun of them for quite a while.
So Speaking of Elon Musk, and it's a really impressive vehicle
if you guys have never sat in one.
I sat in the top of the line. 1 friend of mine came by, showed
it to me. So it goes so fast it makes you
want to puke. And that's the first time that
I've ever done that. But imagine $93 million again,
what is it like a top end cyber truck?
If we were to like give them the fastest possible vehicle so they
can go 60 miles an hour between you and your neighbor, which it
basically can do. It goes in about less than two
seconds. It's going an insane speed.
It stops about the same way too. It's gross fast.
Imagine if you were doing a cyber truck delivery of all the
mail, which actually is probably feasible with the way that they
have the cargo set up and probably more secure and
everything else. You wouldn't get shot at in the
hood or you would get shot at, but it would stop bullets,
right? All of those things, you could
do that and it would be 120, a $130,000 per vehicle.
In the meantime, Democrat donors from defense contractors are
getting hooked up. We're going to talk more about
defense contractors in just a little bit because I think
that's actually relevant. But let's talk about one more
loss because we might as well before we get into the loss,
which is a $15 million loss by ABC, which makes all of us
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OK, I want to do the story of more wins because they're fun
and they're amusing and let's go ahead and dunk on George
Stephanopoulos, who's kind of a clown.
ABC has to apologize. George Stephanopoulos had to
apologize. They posted it up earlier on
social media over the weekend. I'm sure that's how it goes.
They have to pay $15 million to settle a defamation lawsuit
because their host went out and lied.
It turns out there is a cost to this.
This is being covered by Fox News, which is sort of ironic
and funny as well. Fox had to pay a bunch of money
in a different defamation suit. This one has been much smaller,
but it's on an individual. The settlement was filed
publicly on Saturday, which is why we heard about it over the
weekend. The two parties have to come to
an agreement. They've decided to avoid a
costly trial. I'm going to give you a little
bit of insight on what I think is going on there.
But the settlement requires a $15 million payoff to the as a
charitable contribution to the Presidential Foundation and
Museum to be established by or for the plaintiff, as the
presidents of the United States of America have established in
the past. In other words, ABC is going to
put a $15 million, quote, UN quote, donation to Donald
Trump's presidential library, which is fun.
They had to also issue statements of regret as an
editor's note, which they did at the March 10th article, which
was posted online, but that was from earlier this year.
Now, the reason that they did this, at least as far as I can
tell, the reason they did it is because they don't want
discovery of their internal documents.
They would have had to turn over whether or not basically they
have the, the, the, as you do these lawsuits, you have the
ability to determine whether or not these people knew that the
information was false and whether they were directly
peddling it in order to damage the reputation of the person
that's putting in the defamation lawsuit.
But in order to do that, you got to have access to the
information, which you do have a right to go and maintain in
discovery. Do you think that ABC and George
Stephanopoulos are want those things in the hand of people
around Donald Trump who's about to go into the White House?
Absolutely not. So $15 million is a small payout
basically for their own privacy. The shoe is on the other foot.
This is the fun part. And all of this stems from
allegations that Donald Trump had been basically positively
adjudicated to have taken part in a rape, which is not what was
adjudicated in the case. He claimed that he was, quote UN
quote, liable for rape in a civil case, which is not how
civil suits work. Rape is a criminal.
And the other piece is that, you know, they, they basically have
been using this as a talking point on the left.
That's why you have so many people that are your neighbors
that don't know what's going on that are saying these kind of
crazy things. It gets over and over.
It gets kind of tiring to look at.
But I do want to talk about actual violations.
So they hit him with an actual, you know, an alleged criminal
violation. There are real violations that
exist out there. This is one that has been
alleged about Donald Trump significantly.
It's called the Logan Act. And I went and found just typing
in Trump and Logan Act, I found, let's see, three different
articles quickly. And then I had something happen
over the Friday afternoon that made me think, Oh my God, like,
what if we actually have a legitimate real problem here?
The Logan Act is short for 18 USC 953.
It's the so-called private correspondences with foreign
Governments. And it's it's name for the for
the person who wrote this thing up.
It's an old law. It's not new and the allegations
have been thrown far and wide within the Trump administration.
They've claimed that Donald Trump may have violated it.
There's claims that Elon Musk may have violated it very
recently, in fact. So this is November the 15th.
A reporter at the Houston Chronicle, which is pretty
left-leaning, said, what is the Logan Act?
Critics refer to the law as, as the New York Times reports, Elon
Musk met with Iranian officials. The question is that he violated
because he went out there and set up some sort of treaty on
behalf of the US government, which it didn't happen.
But you cannot negotiate as a private and individual citizen
and make deals on behalf of the US government if you are not
empowered to do so. Even people that work within the
government, even if you are a limited agent of the federal
government, you don't have the ability to do that unless you
have expressed permission to do so.
And that's where it gets really interesting.
So remember, Donald Trump, he's not sworn in yet, although he's
the president-elect, we give him a lot of leeway.
He's allowed to have a transition.
He's allowed to meet with people.
This is something that they accused General Flynn of, that
he was having back channel deals and discussing things with
Russians and so on. And so they're like, oh, is this
a Logan Act violation? They ended up getting him on
false statements. The Logan Act has actually been
kind of like pulled out into stark relief and let's say the
last 6-8 years. This is where it gets kind of
fun. Here's the actual act.
I'm going to read most of it to you. 18 USC 953.
Any citizen of the United States, whoever he may be, who
without authority of the United States, directly or indirectly
commences or carries any correspondence or intercourse.
This is where it gets clear with a foreign government or any
officer or agent thereof, that's that's a real key part.
So officer or agent with the intent to influence the measures
or conduct of any foreign government, or of any officer or
agent thereof, in relation to any disputes or controversies
with the United States, or to defeat the measures of the
United States, shall be fined under the title or imprisoned
not more than three years. That's a felony.
The section shall not abrid the right of U.S. citizen to apply
himself or his agent or any foreign government therefore to
the redress of injuries that may have been sustained by such.
In other words, you can go and you can sue a foreign
government. You can actually go out there
and tell a foreign government, hey, I'd like to to negotiate
with you because I have a legal matter and I'm going to try it
in your courts or I'm going to try it in the international
courts. But what it does say is that you
can't go behind the back of the United States government and try
to make a deal that influences the way the US government does
business. And all of that is critical to
understand when you listen to this clip, I don't think you're
going to hear this probably very other very many other places you
prepared. This is thing called the
National Academy and it's the graduation ceremony of the
National Academy. I'm going to play it twice for
you. There's there's two that are
going to get looped. The National Academy is a
goodwill and friendship organization that allows local
law enforcement and state law enforcement officers from all
around the country to gather together at the FBI Academy at
Quantico, go through some fitness, go through some
standards, go through some management and leadership
training. And in theory, it's supposed to
and celebrate camaraderie between federal and state and
local and allow people to get to know each other.
And now you're in the fraternity of people of the National
Academy, which is going to be senior leadership, lieutenants
and captains. And it's not usually not
Sergeant level. It's above that.
Chiefs of police and so on, sheriff's departments, whatever.
That's the goal. In reality, what it does is it
kind of forges these bonds between the FBI and all the
state and local law enforcement so that when the FBI comes to
lean on them or get somebody in a task force, they do things
like go arrest. Mark, how so?
We got a problem with it here at the Suspendables.
We don't like the National Academy for what it is.
But the other thing that it does, which is really, really
weird is they bring in foreign students to an area that you
need a top secret clearance to walk around in.
And this is critical because I lost my clearance.
I can no longer walk around at the FB is Academy at Quantico
without an escort and neither can most of you.
You need to have specific permission to be able to walk
around those hallways. So why is a member of the Hamas
security organization not just a non governmental agency, but a
legitimate FTOA foreign terrorist organization as
declared by the US State Department?
Why is a Hamas representative being trained at the FBI Academy
and walking around there? And why are they calling his
organization that? He represents the state of
Palestine, which seems like a violation of some pretty serious
statecraft. You can't call something the
state of Palestine because it doesn't exist.
It's not recognized by the United States government.
Here's Chris Ray's representative reading over a
loudspeaker as he hands off a diploma to this guy calling this
the State of Palestine. This is very, very specific
language from leftist within the FBI and whether Chris Ray knew
they were going to say this or whether he condone it
afterwards, whether there was any punishment.
What we haven't heard is someone publicly come out from the FBI
and say we disavow this. Palestine is not a country.
It's like a territorial area that has its own autonomous
government, but that government is also not recognized by the
United States. You cannot in order to either
move the business forward or you cannot in order to try to.
What was the words they used? Let's use it real quick.
Let's go to the actual statute. You cannot try to influence our
government or any agent or officer of the foreign
government. And this guy is legitimately an
officer. He's a police officer type in
this foreign government, which is not a you, which is not a
recognized state. Again, I, I just want to hammer
hone how crazy this is. Most people let this thing just
come and go. It didn't like it didn't get any
virality to it. But I want you to be aware.
Here we go. Assam, Abu Asia Preventative
Security Organization, Ramallah, State of Palestine.
Assam, Abu Asia Preventative Security Organization, Ramallah,
State of Palestine. OK.
So you're seeing that I'm just repeating it over.
And then I want you to also look in the back there.
We've got a Palestinian flag that is hanging.
It is hanging in in a position at the United States FBI
Academy. This is theoretically our
premier federal law enforcement agency.
So what is it doing there as they?
Is this an attempt? I'm asking the question because
I don't actually know, but it's selling.
It seems pretty wild that you'd have a member of the security
apparatus from a terrorist organization being listed as an
actual state, state of Palestine for all of the talk about Elon
Musk going and having discussions.
And he's like, as you heard in the the clips earlier, he's
buddies with Donald Trump. So that's a big and powerful
position. He's the most powerful man in
the world in some ways because he's the richest man in the
world. And if not, he's buddies with
Donald Trump, which makes him de facto as powerful as anybody
needs to be. He's not committing a Logan Act
violation in that way, even though the leftist media is
running after it. But Chris Wray and the people
over at the FBI seem like they might be.
And like I said, I don't know that Chris Wray even approved
that reading of the script. But he's standing on stage
acting as a representative the United States government.
He's not cabinet level, but he's damn close.
He requires a Senate confirmation and he's handing
off a certificate from our so-called premier law
enforcement agency as the people on the loudspeaker are, you
know, representing that there is in fact something that is not,
which is the state of Palestine. It bothers me and and it should
bother you. It should bother people on the
left if they actually cared about it.
They don't necessarily have a lot of standards, so that's not
surprising. But Even so, this is a this is
an issue that we're going to continue to highlight.
All right. The other issue that happened is
over the the just before we got into the weekend, we found out
that Biden commuted something like 1500 different sentences.
This was kind of a lot. It wasn't well received, not
even by his own party, which is never a good situation for folks
that are in that little world. Maybe my least favorite name in
all of politics is the name Klobuchar.
I just hate the way that it sounds.
It sounds harsh and guttural and kind of gross.
And then she's sort of like a fake person from Minnesota that
represents this organization, but she's not even crazy about
Biden's commutations. So I got a couple little clips
that we're going to play with there, and then we'll get into
drones because I did promise that.
But let's start with being asked about Biden's commutations.
Is she's thrilled? Is she okay with it?
Turns out Klobuchar actually sort of reads what the tea
leaves say. Americans aren't either.
This past week he had this record number of commutations,
1500 Americans, more than any president in any single day.
Among them, though, there was a judge involved in a so-called
Cash for Kids scheme that sent thousands.
Of kids to jail for millions of dollars.
A man who committed tax fraud at a cost of more than $1.6
billion. Described as the most prolific,
pernicious, utterly unrepentant tax cheat in U.S. history.
A woman who was involved in a $26 million scheme to defraud
Medicare. Are you comfortable with some of
these decisions? No.
There's also a man in Duluth that was running a major drug
house basically, and had all this money under his bathroom
tiles. I was also commuted.
So the way I look at this is I also didn't agree with the
pardon of the president's son. OK, well, turns out she's just
reading the leaves and seeing what Americans think.
Only about two in 10 Americans across the board approve of
Biden's pardon of his son Hunter.
This is an AP poll. This is a really funny little
thing. I dug deep into the article from
the AP and it said, this is, I'll tell you why I think it's
funny in a second here. It says, quote, you don't say
you're going to do something and then fall back, said Trinell.
Chomp. I think it's champ or chomp.
All right. 43, a Democrat from Nederland, TX who works in the
home health industry and says that she disapproved.
Disapproved of the pardon. Quote.
At the end of the day, all you have is your word.
How funny and true. This is the best part.
This is why it's funny to me. Shomp, who is black, nothing
else about her. She's a home health care worker
who's black and she lives in Texas.
She voted for Vice President Kamala Harris over Trump, she
said. Quote, just had my hopes up for
her, but I wasn't 100% positive. I don't know what that means and
neither do you. So they interviewed someone who
obviously is a genius. Anyway, 2 in 10 Americans don't
or do actually agree with this ability to go out and do this
thing and he's gone out there and they didn't know.
You notice they didn't mention the Chinese pedophile with the
child pornography that was part of a prisoner exchange with the
with the People's Republic. We got some people, they got
some people. Fine.
Whatever won't be allowed back in the United States.
Won't stop the appetite for child pornography, but outside
of our boundaries, so be it. That already apparently
happened. Like that guy was gone, so the
pardon just happened. Kind of strange.
Klobuchar is kind of talking the way that a lot of people do.
They also brought up the story of the judge with the cash for
kids, which I think is worth covering down on.
There's this story which has some real victims.
There's a judge that was essentially getting paid by the
private prisons. Most Americans that are on the
conservative right are starting to realize that there are real
problems in the judicial system and it's things that we didn't
necessarily pay attention to prior to January 6, prior to the
arresting of pro lifers, prior to seeing people that we would
call like our people getting involved with it.
It's not really fair because that's been going on for quite a
long time. There's obviously some evils
that happen when you have a private industry that is
profiting from like human suffering.
It's not necessarily the issue until the corruption happens,
but the corruption seems inevitable because you give
people power and you give them authority and then they go out
there and they abuse it. So this story of this judge that
got pardoned was involved in accepting money for each of the
kids that he sentenced to a juvenile facility.
Because if you don't know it, these facilities get paid on a
per head basis. So if they fill the juvenile
facility with a bunch of young kids who are now paying for
their crimes, then the private industry that runs it is going
to make profit and profiting off criminal activity.
It does seem really problematic. This one is awfully sad.
The kid was sentenced, was sent over to juvenile or was going to
go to juvenile. And before he turned himself in,
it sounds like he committed suicide.
This is coverage from CNN. This is not new.
You can tell by the graininess of the photograph and the and
the the heartstrings will kind of be pulled right now because
you're going to hear his mother screaming at this guy as he
walked out after he got convicted because people didn't
know this, right? Upfront, the judge was doing
this for a while and making cash off it.
Pretty disgusting. But these are the kind of things
that Biden was going to excuse. Go figure.
Actions you need to be. Do you Remember Me?
Do you remember my son?
An All Star wrestler. He's good.
He's got his stuff in the heart. Just got back.
A heartbroken, really An outraged mother lashing out at
former judge Mark Cibarella. Her son, an All Star wrestler,
killed himself after being sent to a juvenile detention facility
for a minor drug offense. Now it turns out that Ciavarella
was accepting money to do that, Send kids away for cash.
A former judge was convicted yesterday of 12 counts,
including racketeering and money laundering.
The judge remains free while he awaits sentencing.
All right, awful. Probably the worst piece of that
is that the judge was working in Scranton, PA.
We always heard about Scan Joe, Lunchbox Joe.
He was just a regular guy. Regular guys don't generally get
into the positions that Joe was in.
So nobody really believes that. But if you did believe that, if
all you had was your word and your legacy as this woman
Trinell Champ was talking about, he's basically frittering it
away. And I don't think he cares.
But it's worth noting that that's what he's done.
Kid killed himself before he even got put in.
Mom obviously devastated. And that guy is not a hero in
Scranton. He's a villain, which is
probably why when you see people like Joe Biden go back to the
place that they claim to be from, but never really want to
be from, people in Scranton don't seem really excited about
a Joe Biden either. Worth knowing.
Let's do one more win just because it's kind of funny.
Another little thing popped out here about the Georgia case.
Remember the Georgian election fraud or the fact they were
going after Donald Trump? You had Fannie Willis, you had
this guy named Nathan Wade. And the the allegation and the
accusation was, is that the White House and the DOJ were
collaborating with the local prosecutors.
Again, kind of a tie back to that national, that National
Academy problem when the feds are too close to those in the
state prosecution. We need some working together,
but they kind of need to be adversarial, at least the the
suspendables think they should in order to preserve liberties.
The right wing talking point was that this political prosecution
that happened down in Georgia, in Fulton County was always
motivated by actions coming from the White House.
And of course, we've been proven true because Nathan Wade is now
stepped up and said, yeah, I did.
I actually did meet with those people and I had to learn about
some of the federal situations so that I could help put
together our local prosecution. Here they are talking about it
on Fox News Georgia. Prosecutor in the Trump election
meddling case testifies before the House Judiciary Committee.
That's Nathan Wade, and he admitted he met with White House
staff on several occasions while working on the investigation
that let was led by Fulton County DA Fonnie Willis.
He also says he had to brush up on his knowledge of racketeering
law, so that continued. Yeah, So of course, why wouldn't
it be like that, right? So no standards except the
standards that are kind of embarrassing.
There's no other way around it. Last little piece here that
we've seen is that the Biden administration has left us with
this mess that's going on in Syria.
I'd be remiss if I didn't show you guys at least a quick little
video. The the Israelis are striking
all the weapons caches. They're trying to pull weapons
out of the hands of the so-called rebels, the HTS folks
that have taken over in Syria. And so while they're trying to
grab hands on the government, what you're seeing is Israel
like destroying weapon munition facilities.
This is a explosion that people were claiming was nuclear, but
doesn't appear to have been by in a place called Tarda Syria,
which is in the northern part of it.
And the the explosion is pretty impressive.
I just think it's yet one more thing about the Biden
administration. This is what it looks like.
Look how crazy that is. The shockwave's about to hit the
person taking the film. All right, I'm going to show you
another video of it too, because it's just neat.
So they hit like a what are called bunker busting.
This is the guy watching it who's who's cursing Israel.
That's got to be like what like 50, maybe 50 mile picture away.
You can still hear it. That is not close.
He's up at an elevated position and you're just seeing this
boom. Just various different
explosions. In any case, that will be one of
the major legacies. In addition, having a guy pray
over me. It's kind of weird.
In addition to having, you know, screwing up their own plans, in
addition to basically ruining all of our ability to, to trust
things. They've they've kind of a clown
themself, whether it be mandates, whether it be failure
in the foreign policy sphere. I got a soft hearted video as we
get into the discussion of drones.
This is a guy in New Jersey who's clearly making fun of his
neighbors. Do they need a vaccine?
Do they need to put on a mask? Like, what kind of penance can
you do to save yourself from the drones?
We'll get into the drone stuff here for the next couple
minutes. Oh my God, What are these
drones? Where are they coming from?
Are we under attack? Oh, my God, Do I need a
vaccination? Do I got to wear the mask?
Why don't they tell us what's going on with these drones?
Oh my God, I got to get the bread of milk.
I got to get the bread of milk. They said drones.
Oh my God, I got to get the bread of milk.
I don't even know what that guy's all about, but I did.
I assume that is comedy. I actually thought it was Jon
Stewart when I first started watching.
So if you didn't get to see it, that's what he looks like.
He looks like Jon Stewart, which is quite funny.
OK, The Defense Department has put out some statements.
This is from 2 days ago. This is the Joint Staff address
of drones over New Jersey military installation.
In recent weeks, a number of drones have been cited in New
Jersey, prompting concern and thousands of phone calls that
have reported them. Some of those drones have been
cited over the Picatinny arsenal for the Naval Weapons Center
Earl, both in New Jersey. During an on background
telephone call today, officials from the FBI, Department of
Homeland Security, the FAA and the Joint Staff have all
provided comment and answered questions from reporters about
the drone sightings. Spokesman from the Joint Staff
acknowledged that there had been sightings over these two
military installations, but said such sightings are typical.
There's no reason to be concerned, quote, We've had
confirmed sightings at Picatinny Arsenal and the Naval Weapons
Station. This is not a new issue for us.
We've had to deal with drone incursions over our base for
quite some time now. That is something that we
routinely respond to in each and every case when the report, the
reporting is cited, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
FBIDHS, FAA, DoD are all unable to determine who's flying the
drones. There's no indication that there
is an adversarial nation involved.
So they say, let's go back to the tape.
We've got this. This is kind of like a little
dramatic music playing over the Pentagon spokeslady who, like I
said, looks kind of like a hipster, Looks kind of like Zoe
Deschanel to me. Call me crazy.
Couple little montage here of people that are sort of denying
and saying we don't know what they are.
We've got some instincts about what it does tell us because
what's going on and what they're telling us does give us some
information we're going to kind of dissect here.
One of them is the most probable and only one of them is like
absolutely terrifying. And so I'll share you that even
though I was kind of told like, maybe keep that under wraps.
We'll we'll just kind of we'll throw it out there so you can
have things to think about. I don't know if it's true.
These are not U.S. military drones.
Again, this is being investigated by local law
enforcement. What our initial assessment here
is that these are not drones or activities coming from a foreign
entity or adversary. You, you're telling me we don't
know what what the hell these drones are in New Jersey are.
Is that correct? That's right.
It's crazy. I mean, that's crazy.
That's madness that we don't know what these drones are.
From the Coast Guard, who said that one of their 47 foot motor
lifeboats was followed by between 12 and 30 of these
drones as they went. Through the water.
These are 6 foot drones that are somehow evading our detection.
They are not being detected. They're saying no threat.
But how the hell do they know? They don't know anything.
They don't know what it is. They don't know where to come
from. They don't know nothing.
They know that they they can't track them.
They know that they don't emit a signal.
They know that they can't see them when they turn their lights
out. They also indicated that they
don't know where they come from. They don't know where they go
to. One family claims they followed
a drone in their car and while it hovered above them, the clock
in their car changed times. Some of the all right and then
it just gets into The X-Files fun, which is really good.
OK, so the couple of things are out there.
People are talking about them being aliens.
That seems very unlikely. They seem to be using American
patterned anti collision lights. So that kind of rules out the
alien piece to me, unless they're cloning our look, they
don't want to be hit by other vehicles that are in the air,
helicopters, fixed wing, whatever.
A Rotary doesn't make a difference.
So that's worth noting. There's a couple things that we
know about that. There was a viral video that
went kind of broad and wide, a guy named John Ferguson who
works at a place called or he runs a place called Saxon
Aerospace. Let's talk about that real
quick. This viral video is worth kind
of punching on the screen here. So I'm going to do that.
We'll take the chat down. We'll add this guy, John
Ferguson. He's going to talk for a moment
and then we're going to go through who like what we can, we
can really deduce. And I went through my logic with
George Hill and we tend to be on the same page with this.
And then kind of the worst case scenario, which is actually
batshit crazy terrifying. Hey everyone, my name is John
Ferguson. I'm the CEO of Saxon Aerospace
here in Wichita, KS. I'm not normally a TikTok kind
of a guy. I like watching the stuff every
every once in awhile. But I'm a manufacturer of
unmanned aircraft, military grade unmanned aircraft.
As you can see one of my systems here, there's all of these
mysterious drones going on off the East Coast.
And as a, as a professional, as a subject matter expert, I
wanted to give you all my opinion on what I think could be
going on with these drones. I don't particularly believe
that these have a nefarious intent.
I could be wrong, but I want to give you the truth and what I
believe. It's my own opinion and I've not
warheads that were in Ukraine and disposed of.
Well, there were over 80, I believe there were over 80
nuclear warheads that were in Ukraine that came up missing.
OK, we don't know where they are.
Maybe somebody does, but nobody really knows where these are.
And I, you know, I speak with some pretty high level
government officials on. Right.
I'm going to mute him. He's going to keep talking and
he does that for about 6 or 7 minutes.
And this has had millions and millions and millions of views
on social media. He's not really a big TikTok
guy, but of course he wants to go put this thing out.
So what is his story? Couple things.
Credible reporting to me says that this guy was working in a
source reporting role to the FBI.
So that's worth knowing. And I may or may not know the
handling agent. So that tells you a couple
things about the guy. He's willing to share
information with the federal government and he wants to
maintain that relationship with the federal government.
And when you do that kind of thing, it means that they can
actually ask you, also known as tasking for you to come out and
talk about it. We're going to get into the
nukes thing in a second. But that's been wholly debunked.
In fact, when that was mentioned, George laughed about
it and said that was actually debunked years ago, maybe even
decades ago. And I've got a little story
about this. What he thinks is his claim is
that these these drones are flying around and sniffing
around for nuclear weapons. Now the problem is that we have
technology that that will do that, whether it be the DOE Nest
teams, the nuclear emergency search teams.
I actually happen to know a retired senior team leader from
Nest. We, he was my, my gun dealer
when I lived in New Mexico. He's a really nice guy.
We talked about this kind of stuff, some things we could talk
about, some things we couldn't, but I have a little bit of an
awareness of that. And I used to work with DOE when
I was in the FB. I, I actually was one of the
people that regularly went over to their counterintelligence
office. So I got a little familiarity
with this topic. I was also fascinated with Nest
for years. I don't know why, but I always
thought the ways that they would actually go and and retrieve and
potentially dismantle a nuclear device, I thought that was
fascinating. So they have tenting, they have
different ways of disposing of the actual ordinance around it
so that it doesn't set off the nuclear part and so on.
In any case, this guy is talking out of his ass.
He's just saying nonsense. The fun thing about it is
apparently he's motivated by his own pride, by his own sort of
hope that people are going to take him more seriously and put
him on a bigger scale. And so if he can get a little
bit of a profile for his company, that's what's going on
right here. You'll notice that is not the
most high speed facility that you've ever seen with those
those acoustic panels above him and the cheap fluorescent
lighting. It's not the fanciest of
production facilities, but he's opened up his little his profile
on the national scene and maybe get a bigger contract.
It's also possible that people actually know exactly what's
going on. So let me read to you my little
breakdown. I shared this with some big
social media profiles that were talking to me about this in the
background. I just want to read a couple
things that I think is undeniable about what's
happening #1 they're running anti collision lights and
they're highly visible. Ergo they don't care if they're
seen. They're not worried about being
seen. These drones are not trying to
hide, they're in plain sight. They could run these types of
tests, whatever is going on, whether it be a real mission or
whether it be a test mission. They could run them in places
like Montana, like Wyoming, like New Mexico.
There's plenty of open land in the United States that is
basically unpopulated and you could run those things out there
and nobody would see them. That'd be fine.
They're not. They're running them in a highly
populated, possibly the most densely populated state in the
nation, in New Jersey. And it's full of all kinds of
things. But the biggest thing that they
have are significant amounts of signals intelligence, whether it
be military and whether it be civilian.
They have all kinds of cell phones and microwave and all
this other kind of information. All right.
So there is the possibility that what they are trying to do is to
be in an environment that is that signal intense, that is
that RF saturated, radio frequency saturated, whether it
be from terrestrial radio and satellite and microwave and so
on. So the odds are is that you need
to have that for whatever it is they're trying to accomplish.
Now the DoD has specifically said that they are not for it.
We heard that. Why would they know that?
They don't know who it is, but they know it's not foreign.
That means that they're probably not speaking in a void, but
they're also not telling us the whole truth.
This is the classic shuffle that we've seen.
Doesn't matter whether you listen to Chris Wray.
It doesn't matter whether you listen to people like Merrick
Garland, whether you listen to our spokespeople.
They will give you partial truths.
They are not foreign, but they won't tell you the rest of the
thing. They've also said that they're
not military or DoD, which screams only one thing, defense
or military contractors, which is what this man Ferguson is
hoping to get involved in. That's the most likely deal
right now is that we are dealing with a a program or a project
that has not been cleared everywhere that is authorized to
happen. Because you're not seeing them
shot down, you're not seeing anyone stop them, and they are
doing it in a place where they can be seen.
So the possibility is is that they're being sighted is
actually part of what the mission set is or the training.
You need them to be visible because if they wanted to go and
disappear, they probably could. They're also looks like they're
running at semi adversarial type OPS following different military
craft like in the water that actually have some capabilities
to ward them off and they're not engaging them, they're not
destroying them even though they probably could.
The last thing is I had somebody in the special operations
community and I talked the other day that stated very
specifically there are anti drone U.S. military special
operations units that are specialized in destroying these
types of things and they're all at home last night when these
things are flying around. So what they are doing is
questionable, but I don't think it's necessarily nefarious other
than what we are seeing is a test that's authorized by some
but not approved to talk about and they need to be seen in
order to be able to accomplish the mission set.
That's my biggest guess. The last possibility, which
might be the most terrifying possibility there is, and I
won't tell you who I talked about it with, but on the DL,
there's a real possibility that machine learning has gotten to
the point where these things are basically sentient, which is the
scariest. There's no evidence of this, by
the way. This is just a like a like a
worst case scenario is that the machines have woken up and we're
actually looking at sort of like, hey, are they yours?
Are they yours? Nobody can confirm.
They probably are using technology that would be
developed inside the United States, but nobody knows who's
running it. That's a very, very small
possibility, although it's probably the scariest
possibility. I just wanted to throw it out
there as kind of like the left wing, the, the, the left wing of
the craziness. The right wing is that they
basically are completely known and people are are totally OK
with it because they understand what's happening the the outside
chances that they think it's probably ours, but they don't
know why it's running so skynet, you know that kind of thing.
If you guys are really curious, you can actually search for
Skynet munitions. They are net systems that will
fly out of your 12 gauge. Pretty fun, pretty neat.
They are anti drone capabilities, so you guys can
play with that. But anyway, I just wanted to
kind of cover down on some of the stuff that's out there and
then I did promise you that I would debunk the piece that this
guy was saying. This is really interesting.
This is the size of the craft. It's AC 135, I believe.
This is the size of the craft that is required to be able to
go and sniff for nuclear devices.
The equipment is enormous. I have friends that have flown
in these things over places like Bosnia and places like the
Middle East, and they have used these types of things.
They have used it. And this is coming from very
public reporting at Newsweek, which is a a known outlet for
the defense industry, for whatever that's worth.
And for the regimes. The map shows US Air Force
deploying a nuke sniffer aircraft.
So this is a story about it going back to November prior to
a lot of these drones popping up.
This place is this thing is called Constant Phoenix, also
known as the nuke sniffer. It detects radioactive clouds in
real time by collecting particulates as well as gaseous
effluents and debris in the atmosphere.
It routinely conducts air sampling missions around the
world, including in the Indian Ocean.
And this is something that it would take the size and the and
the capabilities of the technology that has to be used
in order to go out there and find nukes, at least as of right
now is about that big. That's a massive aircraft.
So it's not going to be housed in a six foot drone as you're
hearing about some of these people, but they do have them.
You could follow them on radar, flight radar 24 or FlightAware.
If you guys want to go out and follow these things.
Some of them pop up. People who are really into it
already know there's some mapping on here.
You can find the Newsweek article.
I will post it over on locals. I just wanted to let you know
that this does exist, Of course, it's just a lot bigger.
It's way bigger and you guys are saying this is an RC135.
This particular the the actual one that they use for Constant
Phoenix is AWC 135 R known as Constant Phoenix.
So that's the story that I know as far as that goes.
We'll just take a little bit of a breather.
The last thing is we'll do a little touch of leftist
hypocrisy because this is the funniest story.
I haven't touched CNNN yet today.
You'll notice. So you know, I'll get there and
I'm going to bring it up. And here it is.
There is a consumer backlash erupting over the backpack video
from the United Healthcare CEO in a shooting.
The backpack was used to they could identify the manufacturer.
The manufacturer is kind of like a high end manufacturer of
backpacks and leftist in all their infinite wisdom.
You guys tell me if you see it, I'll actually put the chat up.
Instead, I'm going to read the story you guys tell me in the
chat. The CEO of a company that makes
high end backpacks, which is known as Peek Designs, said he
and his employees have been receiving threats, including
death threats after reports that he contacted a police tip line
when he spotted one of the company's bags in the
surveillance video in the shooting of the United
Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The guy's name is Peter Daring.
He's the founder and CEO of the San Francisco based company Peak
Design. And he issued a statement on
Friday when he told the New York Times in a report published on
December 5th that as soon as he saw photos of the bag, he
contacted the police. The reason why that he contacted
the police is because like a lot of high end bag manufacturers,
especially ones that are made in the United States, if you've
ever had something like a mystery ranch, they actually
serialize it. The person that did the quality,
the control has their name on it and there's a serial number,
which means they theoretically could either track it to the
retailer and they might be able to actually run down who's got
the bag. So that's a thing that happens
when you buy nice products, They tend to serialize them.
He said, Quote, we take our customer privacy very seriously.
There's misinformation being shared on social media that has
triggered many serious threats for the public safety or for the
safety of not just me, but our employees as well.
I ask that you consider the fact that we are providing and
continue to your instill your trust in the Peak which is his
company. A lot of people, including
hundreds, he said, of threats were called in.
People were identifying the bag right away.
They refer to the guy as a snitch.
Some people said that people who own peak design bags should
remove the serial tags on their bags.
And others and others said they should return them so that they
don't get caught doing a crime because they're willing to turn
this guy in. The guys see kind of the irony
of this. You can't have a serial number
on a backpack because you might get turned in for something.
I just see the ATF running down and grabbing all the serial
numbers of every gun that they're not allowed to keep
track of, but they try to. I just see this as just blatant
hypocrisy. And the reason why is because
they've lionized this kid and they've acted like he's some
kind of a hero when he's in fact not.
He seems like a cold blooded killer.
He seems like a real jerk. That doesn't stop the political
left from making votive candles like they did with Fauci and a
bunch of other crazy stuff. It's pretty sad, kind of gross.
I've got a funny little video on that take.
So before we get to I guess it's this.
We'll do this as the pal cleanse.
We're at the end of the time today.
Here's a little palate cleanse of people making light hearted
sort of fun of his last name, which is Italian.
Here's a Goodfellas taste of the Luigi Mangioni story.
This is done pretty well, so enjoy.
We had a lot of tough crew members, but none tougher than
Luigi Mangioni see, Luigi was a smart kid, one of those Ivy
Leaguers. You never expect him to be a
killer. I mean Chapel Roan was his
number one artist on Spotify rapped and he still played
Pokémon at age 26. The guy was even a ladies man.
He had a system where he would DM every girl he met online
instead of messaging them directly through the dating app.
It was a very good system, but Paulie always warned me that
this kid was a loose cannon. One day he completely lost it
and whacked the United Healthcare CEO in broad
daylight. Worst part was the only reason
he got caught is because he was flirting on camera with the
receptionist. Poor bastard could never keep it
in his pants, but that's just the way it was back then.
That's just the way it was back then anyway.
Kind of like a lot of people are making the light of the
situation. I think a very little that we
hear about is that the guy was a hard worker, that he was, you
know, maybe you don't like the insurance industry.
I don't participate in a lot of it.
They just focused on this kid because he's young, he's good
looking and he's like, what a leftist hero that wants to go
out and kill people. It's the classic thing.
Socialists are always talking. In fact, I've even heard people
expand, say, hey, we should probably kill all CE OS, not
just healthcare CE OS. There's this murderous intent
that always lives under sort of the the envy and the jealousy
and the raids on the left that they'd act like they're
virtuous, but they can't. And anyway, they continue to
lose by trying to win. It happens over and over again.
And that's just one more example of it.
All right, that's today's show. I really appreciate you guys
joining it. I will share that humorous video
over on locals. You guys can follow us over
there. It's Kyle seraphin.com if you
want to join it. And I will post the show since
it didn't get done, we'll figure out how to stream to everybody.
But if you guys got this a little bit delayed today, that's
the reason why we had a little software fun.
I look forward to seeing you again tomorrow.
Hope you have a great day. I hope you have a great start to
your week and God bless you. See you again soon.
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