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welcome to the Kyle Serifit Show.
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jam packed show with a lot of information and a lot of ground
to cover. We're going to go from January
6th of 2021 up to the present day.
We're going to have Sonia Labosco joining us in just a
moment. She's going to be coming in and
talking about some of the stuff that the Federal Air marshals
have uncovered. She's part of a group called The
National, or Sorry, The. Air Marshals National Council
and they are a an advocacy group that sort of advocates on behalf
of this entity of the small number of federal law
enforcement agents that fly around and keep the air safe.
At least that's what they're supposed to do.
We're going to talk about what they're doing.
You guys have probably seen her in all kinds of places lately
because she's been out there burning up the channels and
we've got brand new information which you're going to see in
print a little later at uncoversdc.com with my friend
Tracy Beans. So she definitely be checking
into that, but we're going to get into the story today.
We're going to break it all out for you because.
If many of you don't have time to read the news, I know it.
We're going to give it to you guys and we're going to spoon
feed it to you nicely in a way that you can take away and you
can articulate to your friends and family and refer them to the
show. And then you will also see it in
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I'm young at heart, but if you go through there's also a heavy
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get 2 sideways. Let's bring on my guest.
Let's get right into this chaos and then Sonia, welcome to the
show by the way. Of course we were talking
earlier. How you doing buddy?
Thank you. Thanks for having me, Kyle.
I'm. Going to have you reflect on
something. You used to be a local police
officer. How long were you a local cop?
12 years Daytona Beach Midnight Shift Sergeant.
Did you see some pretty horrific car accidents in your time?
Yes, very, very much so I did. That's like the that's the
witching hour, right when people are driving drunk and doing wild
stuff. Yes, and remember we had special
events, Race week, Bike week. Everybody thinks they're a race
car driver. After midnight, when the race is
over, everybody tries to be a Dale Earnhardt somewhere in
Daytona. So yes, I saw a lot of horrific
accidents. OK, I'm going to show you some
footage. One of our regular and earliest
listeners is a guy named FBI Panty Raid.
I know his real name, but I'm not going to dox him that way.
FBI Panty Raid is almost always in our chat and he sent me some
footage of the recovery of his vehicle.
And we've got a video of that. It made it onto a Facebook
highlight reel. It's pretty wild.
You're going to be able to just kind of respond to it in real
time when it when you see it. But take a look at what happened
to this F-350 truck. Ryan, you want to pull that that
video clip real quick time for some extreme vehicle recovery.
First we had to get the truck in position.
After climbing down and getting it all hooked up, it was finally
time to pull it up. Yes, that's me.
And that has got one thing to say.
This is a little. And after a little bit of time,
we were making some serious progress and finally we had the
truck back up on the road. Oh yeah, did I mention we had to
pull the truck bed up too? After that, we picked up the
truck bed ready to place it onto the truck.
This is the condition the truck is in.
And the last thing we heard is that the driver was OK.
Please use this as a reminder to drive safe this winter.
How about that? That is absolutely horrible.
I mean, who somebody was had their foot on the pedal, maybe
single vehicle accident. Obviously there was nobody else
involved but the one truck. Black ice they hit black ice at
20 miles an hour, went over 100 foot embankment and rolled the
truck multiple times. Stopped on a pine tree that was
at least 2 feet in diameter is what I'm told driver was OK.
Obviously restrained and FBI Penny raid, that was his truck.
He was the passenger in it, and he was basically just banged up
a little bit and sore the next morning.
Thank God for that. But you saw the flatbed that was
on the back of that pickup, 'cause it's a flatbed pickup
truck that didn't come from somewhere else.
That was that. They'd had the, the, the body
removed. It was like a factory flatbed
and it got knocked off as it rolled down and separated and
went somewhere else completely. Those people are lucky to be
alive. Whoever was in that truck is
extremely lucky if they made it. Out.
It's one of those things I'm really grateful for, folks.
It's just a little prayer of Thanksgiving for those of you
guys who know FBI Panty Raid is there.
He is. He's in the chat right now.
Instead of happening in the afternoon, they were literally
just driving home from sighting in a rifle, doing an American
thing, going, getting ready for deer hunting and sure enough hit
a small patch of ice. There's nothing you can do.
If you don't have the the, the studs and the tires, you can't
get any grip. You just you're in God's mercy.
And man, when he sent me that picture and then he sent me some
of the aftermath of it, just the banged up.
It was minor, absolutely minor injuries, but wild.
Lucky to see what happened to that truck 'cause it is
devastated. That's a miracle, man.
God was with them. They had an Angel on their
shoulder that day. That's so true.
Exactly right. Well, let's talk about some some
some ugly stuff. That was just the good news of
the of the day. I think that's the that was the
thing that kind of kept me going through the weekend.
I was. I got off social media, got so
toxic. And we're we're dealing with
this weird media cycle where people are attacking Kyle
Rittenhouse, even though he was acquitted.
We had Derek Chauvin stabbed in a federal penitentiary.
If you guys don't know that story, we'll probably cover it
further later. But there are people in the
political left are celebrating the fact that a, a former police
officer who really got railroaded, I think in in
Minneapolis is in jail and they're happy that he got
stabbed. It's just the opposite of what
our justice system's about. And then we get to what's going
on with these J. Sixers who have been suffering
in and out of the public spectrum for quite a while,
right? I mean that's.
Basically been happening and and they're not the only ones that
are suffering in this sort of scenario, like it's been going
on for even the people that are working these cases.
Yeah, that that's true, Kyle. I mean, you know, you you talked
about the Air Marshall National Council and the things that we
do when we we we built this association in late 2019.
Our goal was to try to try to protect the air marshals who
were trying to protect the nation.
We had no idea that we were going to step into the arena.
Of trying to stop the government from violating the rights of the
people, the American public that we were trying to protect.
So, you know, we've had to pivot in our council now.
And our council, we're trying to protect the American people from
government overreach and government intrusion.
And we've been witnesses witnessing this ever since
January the 6th took place. Which is why you're one of our
suspendables, why you were part of the suspendables clubhouse
when we went to Mira Lago. Obviously I want to kind of get
into the. It's sort of the deeper version
of this story. So first of all, explain what
your organization is for those who are not familiar and whether
you're not, whether you're affiliated with any government
entities. No, we we we're not affiliated
with any government entities. We're a completely private
group. We have no, we're not in Bedwood
management so to speak. We're not union officials.
We don't negotiate with the government.
Our whole goal is to protect the federal air marshals who are out
there protecting our nation. If they get involved in a
critical incident or or you know any type of use of force
incident, we have full civil and criminal protections for them
that they can come to the council.
That's why they pay a membership due dues to our group is to
protect them with with attorneys workers comp if they get hurt on
duty. So that was the basis when we we
founded this group, but what it's turned into since January
the 6th. Is the fact that we're trying to
get the government to stop their overreach and deploying federal
air marshals to to watch people that are not a threat to our
country. We got a whistleblower that came
forward in mid-july after January the 6th, I think it was
around July the 14th or 15th and advised us that TSA had taken a
manifest. The FBI had requested a manifest
of everyone that flew into the National Capital Region during
that time frame of January the 6th.
And TSA provided that manifest to the FBI.
But then what TSA did with that manifest is they took it and
then they also put it into a national security database at
TSA. But they didn't scrub the list.
We had air marshals on this list that were were listed as
suspected domestic terrorists. They didn't scrub the list
because it was so important at the moment.
To build these, let's say, false cases for metrics in order for
the agency to go back to Congress and say, look, since
January the 6th, we've been following all these domestic
terrorists. So that generates reports, which
generates numbers, which generates more money in their
budget, don't care if they violate the rights of the
American people. That's obvious because we've
done every internal grievance you can imagine.
We filed grievances. We've put cease and desist on
the agency. We've gone to Congress.
We've done everything in our power to stop this.
And guess what they TSA does not care.
They're going to continue to do it.
Yeah. All right.
So let's dig into the narrative. First of all, this started the
day after. I didn't realize how bad it was
and how early it was. I was in the Watch, the National
Capital Region at the time. Ryan, if you'll pull up our
first topic, this is an article from Pro Publica.
So I'm going to kind of read some of this stuff to you,
Sonia, and kind of give us, give our listeners a little bit of a
background here. This came from January 7th at
midnight. This is the night of or going
into the morning after the actual events of January 6th.
So you can see it right there. They've got a picture that looks
a little bit unruly in the Rotunda and it says
Insurrectionist made no effort to hide their intentions.
But law enforcement protecting Congress was caught flat footed.
It says that the Capitol riders planned this for weeks in plain
sight. The police weren't ready and
what we're going to do is we're going to set up all the
information that was available to the Homeland Security.
Committee from the House for this letter that we're about to
to reveal basically in the first big way for our audience live
and then it's going to go live on Uncover DC in just a little
bit here. So folks, we are setting up the
background of this. Do you recall seeing this kind
of this coverage that was just sort of this breathless insanity
that was going on about insurgencies and insurrections
and all the violence? Do you remember seeing the stuff
on January 7th? Absolutely, absolutely.
I mean it, it flooded the media. That's the only, that's the only
thing that the media was covering.
Actually, if you turned on the TV, that's all you saw.
If you picked up an article, that's all you read about was
The Insurrection. Interesting.
So it says here that they're quoting people from the Stop the
Steel movement that they came up with the idea to occupy just
outside the Capitol on January 6th.
I think that's what people thought was going to happen,
that you're allowed to actually Occupy, that is protected
speech, to be able to do that sort of thing.
And then, you know, there's they, they basically quoted all
these different little pieces on here.
If things escalate, so do we. And they're just kind of quoting
a bunch of random strangers, people who said that they
brought sleeping bags in tents and they weren't going to wear
masks, which obviously we saw a lot of people wearing masks who
there's a lot of questions about what that was involved in.
But it's, it's very breathless coverage the day after.
And they already started using the word insurgents and
insurrectionists. And they were talking about like
planned violence, which I always wondered where that came from.
You know, I don't know if you had any instinct that these
people were, were, were trying to push a narrative from day
one, but it seems like they were.
Yeah, I mean we got wind too and and it's not in writing, but
that the Capitol Police actually reached out to the Federal Air
Marshall Service to see if we had some extra ground based
resources because we do have some resources that were on the
ground and they're part of our visual intermodal prevention and
response team. You know they full wear the full
battle rattle. You know they have DHS police
vests, so they're used to working on the ground and and
the Washington field office said no, that we would not provide
any resources to the Capitol on January the 6th, although we had
resources that would have been available.
This this is. Deploy.
Air Marshals Washington Field office just out by Dulles.
Is that correct? That's correct.
The one that's closest to the Capitol?
That's correct. Yeah, I've trained there, by the
way. Yeah.
Oh, interesting. It's a nice office.
It's a really nice office. They've got a nice sort of
command post set up and they have a really nice fuselage for
training and we went and did some some recovery because my
team used to fly all the time. And so we're always on aircraft,
we're always armed. We had the highest potential
probably of any of the FBI units to be able to interface
regularly with the air Marshalls.
So we went and did some kind of cross cross training where we
worked a little bit on surveillance, which was our bag
and they showed us about how to retake an aircraft, which was
their bag, which is kind of fun. Well, it'd be interesting if you
tried to visit that office today.
Most of the supervisors are still teleworking from COVID, so
you probably wouldn't be able to go in there and train because
most of them are, you know, they're at home collecting
$195,000 a year teleworking very.
They're very difficult work for a federal law enforcement to be
teleworking, you know? It turns out that's not where
the work really is. I want to pull up the second
thing. We're going to walk through this
sort of narrative. In addition to saying that it
was planned in the in the public and that it was wildly, you
know, violent and so on, they also started adding right away.
If you remember that Brian Sicknick had died defending the
capital, this is something from Pro Publica.
So this is a story dated on January the 8th in the
afternoon. So literally we're talking now
48 hours after the riot had sort of ended.
They're already pushing the story that the political climate
got. Brian Sicknick killed.
We know that was not true. People have seen the Tucker
Carlson thing and folks if you're listening, Sony's got
about a a one or two second lag in her audio.
So that's what we're we're we're dealing with and that's on some
sort of service provider and but we're just going to keep kind of
talking through this. I don't think it's going to
distract you too much just in case you hear a little pauses
like that. Brian David Sicknick, 42,
supposedly died of injuries sustained while trying to
protect the capital. This was being reported on even
though that was false, and it was false right away.
Yeah, we we, we couldn't believe it.
I mean, Kyle, even if there's a death, you know as well as I do,
we don't know what the cause of that death is, even in a regular
circumstance, right. Even even when you're on the A
scene and you're you're, you're called, that person has to be
picked up by the corner. They have to have some, you
know, examinations done. So I couldn't believe that this
information was being released. I truly didn't believe that
because I was like, that's way too quick for them to be putting
something like that out. In official capacity.
So I don't know if that was just to enrage others against January
the 6th or what had had a cap happened that day, but we did
not believe that that information was correct at the
time because it was too fast the way it was released.
And that was always the question.
The question was who's building this narrative?
Why is it coming out in this way and what is the goal, right?
It's when when you're in law enforcement, we always look for
what is the reason behind the actions.
There's actions and then there's motive.
And that you can never really know what somebody's intent is.
But we're looking for an sort of a story.
Arc. That tells us maybe that's the
most plausible series of events. And in this particular case,
they didn't lock down the Capitol like it was a murder
scene for Brian Sicknick's death, because he didn't die
there and he didn't die of those causes, supposedly.
And the second thing is, they didn't lock down Ashley
Babbitt's murder scene in a way that would make sense for people
who have actually investigated homicides, which takes many,
many hours, particularly a gunshot with a with a federal
law enforcement officer involved.
And so all that stuff was illogical and we're.
In the in sort of the heyday of it, that that sort of fog of
war, you don't always see that right away.
But as we're looking back over, this is one of the most
scrutinized days in American history, I would think.
And so we're seeing all these things where like a lot of this
stuff didn't add up even right at the moment.
It didn't add up right then if we were, if we were so aware as
to be able to to check it out at that time.
Yeah, I thought was was it it. It was never like a crime scene
I ever worked in Daytona. You know, if you have someone
that that's been shot and they've been killed, the first
thing you're going to do is rope that off, right?
You're going to collect evidence from?
From the bullet casing, where did it hit?
You're going to look at your diameters.
How far away was the shooting? How many feet did that occur?
You're going to take the weapon from the person, You're going to
relieve that person of duty. You know there's an
administrative review. So it it definitely in my in my
eyes that crime scene was not preserved as it should have been
for a thorough investigation. Yeah.
And let me throw credentials out there, maybe just quick ball
points, people. If you want to hear all along
for about Sony Lobosco, you can go back.
We've done a really great couple of.
Interviews with her and she's been very gracious with her
time. So we go into her whole life
history and and why and and her motivations.
But give me bullet points of law enforcement credentials if you
would, just kind of the the the highlights and the and the
number of years. Yep.
Daytona Beach started as a part time officer in 1990, worked my
way up to the rank of Sergeant within like 4 years and I was a
midnight shift Sergeant for the rest of my time there.
So I did 12 years on the street. I was never.
In the Detective Bureau, I was out there pushing a sled every
day. That was just my jam.
I liked being in the community. I liked working with the with
the citizens and the public. I like building great
relationships. And then, of course, 911
happened. I was coming home from a
midnight shift the morning of 911 before I went to try to
catch some shut eye, made some breakfast, turn the TV on.
And then, of course, I saw the devastating news like everyone
else that morning of, you know, the planes hitting the Twin
Towers. And then the Pentagon and then
unfortunately, what happened on United 93.
And at that moment, you know, I was rallying A-Team together.
I called the chief and said, hey, we're going to put a team
together. We're going to go to New York.
We're going to try to help out. So I immediately was in the
fight to prevent that from ever happening again.
So I even changed my career. I left a good career at Daytona
to join the Federal Air Marshals Service because it was so
impactful to me that we had been attacked on in our backyard and
that had happened so quickly. I mean, this just took minutes
for 19 people to kill 2977 innocent people on the ground.
So I was in it to win it at that point to make sure that never
happened again. And you retired from the Air
Marshall service after how many years?
I did 12 years, 2014, retired with the Federal Air Marshall
Service stayed. I lingered afterwards because I
I love the men and the women. You know their their mission was
important, even though I retired.
My oath did not stop. Even though, you know, I had my
paperwork, I had my badge, I had my accolades, everything that
you needed to go drink margaritas on the beach, so to
speak. I knew that we weren't solid.
Our agency was not solid. We just weren't.
And the whole goal coming over to 911 was to make sure that
that never happened again. But being within TSA, this is
the worst agency they could have ever put in a law enforcement
group into. Because it's an administrative
agency and it absolutely is about theater.
It's about money and contracts and billions of dollars worth of
equipment. It is not about the American
people being safe. So that's why I'm still in the
fight today, because this agency is.
I'll look at it as a big grift man.
They're just grifting billions and billions of dollars every
year making people think when you take your shoes off, you're
safe at the airport. And that's really not the case.
It's so silly. Not the case.
What? What is The percentage, you
know, off the top of your head, the percentage of security
audits that TSA actually fails. I always remember this when I'm
standing in line that they they basically 90, 6%. 96, 9696%.
Nationwide. That means that the people are
able to smuggle like weapons or simulated explosives or whatever
it is that they're supposed to catch through those machines and
through all those those systems that are set up, the red teams.
Yeah. So tell people what a red team
is. Just some people understand.
Yeah. Well, a red team is like an
undercover team that will come through and they'll stay at the
airport for a couple of weeks. This isn't just like a one day
or a two day. Sometimes they'll stay at the
airport for 10 days and they'll have different undercover teams
come through. And what they do is they try to
get items through the screening checkpoint, right?
They'll they'll conceal, artfully conceal things in their
bag. There'll be components of, you
know, let's just say some type of component to an IED gun part
components. And they'll try to see if they
can slip those through the screening checkpoint.
And as you notice, you can try to Google Red Teams or or TSA.
They've stopped producing those results.
They used to make those transparent so people could read
those reports. But if you check it out now,
it's going to be very difficult to find a recent Red Team report
because they actually don't want to publish those because they're
really that bad. That's so crazy too, people.
If you're not familiar with the concept of a red team, make
yourself educated on that. It's one of the best tools you
have to do legitimate security audits.
It's essentially the same thing as white hat hackers.
It's can we break into the security?
Area whether it be physical that's going to be your red team
or it can it be done cyber which is your white hat.
Hackers, can we expose any vulnerability so we can correct
them on our own before we let the bad guys do it And they
basically fail. Rounded up.
They they fail all the time every time basically.
And I was in in Orlando when I was stationed in Orlando as the
Assistant Federal Security director.
I did many hats as a supervisor, not only ran domestic and
international teams of air marshals, I was the number three
person in charge of Orlando Airport.
And at the time we had 40 million passengers that
transversed in and out 2010, 2011.
So I was actually very familiar with the Red team and I I
welcomed their work because I always wanted the ability to
improve, right? We don't know what's what's
wrong unless we know what's broken.
How do we fix something if we don't know?
But I can tell you the Red teams did not sit well with TSA at all
because it it poked holes in their security theater and that
was something they did not want showcased.
And that's the fundamental difference between
administrative agencies and law enforcement agencies.
When you're law enforcement, you're based on results, You're
based on operations. Operations have to be trouble
shot. They're never perfect.
And so the idea is you work your way towards better.
You don't let you don't let perfect be the enemy of good.
But good enough is never the answer.
So you're always working that way.
Administrations, on the other hand, administrators, what they
want to do is show I have all these bullet points.
Look how great I am. Increase my pay, increase my
budget, increase my size. Don't ask me any questions that
I don't want to answer. It's pretty standard.
I mean and I think the big difference though, Kyle, is for
those of us that are in the field working everyday, we're
not sitting in a brass and glass building, We're not teleworking
or working. You know, Monday, Tuesday, you
know, Federal Fridays, we're out in the airport.
We see newborn babies and their mothers going to visit family,
right. We see the people that are
walking on the aircraft. We're at the ground level and it
matters that those people move safely from point A to point B.
So you know, we're invested at the ground level for the
American people and for our travelers.
So it is definitely a battle internally to try to hold TSA
accountable and to be accountable to the other
American people and the people that are just traveling that we
see daily. I mean, how do you not want 90
year old grandmother to make it to her birthday party, right.
How do you not want to make sure that her aircraft is safe and
there's no weapons on that aircraft and that all the
luggage that's on that aircraft is supposed to be the luggage
that's on that aircraft And somebody's not smuggling things
that they're supposed to not be smuggling through the airport.
So you know, we're invested toward the American people and I
think TSA is invested toward making more money and and giving
contracts to lucrative companies, people they worked
with in the past and they're bringing in billions of dollars.
But we're no safer than we were when 9/11 occurred.
And and that is how I feel. That's that to me.
I don't feel that we're any safer than that day that that
tragic event occurred. This is, this is one of the
reasons why folks, why Sonia like meshes so perfectly with my
group of guys, the suspendables and even Tara Rodas and and and
Aaron Stevenson and and the others that we sort of added to
this FBI whistleblower group that has really gotten
government wide. It's because there's a passion
for doing the right thing in the right way, which they just
covered on the American Radicals podcast on Saturday, which I
recommend you guys check out. They did a great job on that
one. But it's it's she's one of the
crew and and when we hung out it's like hanging out with one
of our brothers or sisters that totally understands.
It's mission first. It's about humility.
It's about a reverence. It's about fun.
It's about getting it done in the fun ways.
And I don't want to tease you guys any further.
We're going to start showing the stuff.
First of all, this letter that we're about to reveal and the
and the air marshals council your your friends over there put
it out on Sunday with kind of like low fanfare.
We're going to try to blow this thing up.
I need people to be able to see this and know how crazy this
narrative was. It makes reference to a program
sort of a peripherally called the Quiet Skies program.
I got a couple of graphics to show.
Will you talk about Quiet Skies when you know that it was
implemented? And we'll show a couple of
things up there. I know Boston Globe covered it
in 2018 and made it public. Maybe you can tell like the
history of Quiet Skies. So Quiet Skies is a little, is a
little program. They played around with it.
This is the thing about the government.
They they will use a program and they'll change the name, but
they'll just use the same structure of a failed program.
So they may, they may make it like now it may be from Quiet
Skies. They'll change the name and say,
well we've got special mission coverage.
So they'll move a Quiet Skies program into a special mission
coverage just because the the program's been looked at by
DHSOIG and the Government Accountability Office, the GAO.
So those are two watchdogs. GAO is used by Congress.
DHSOIG is also used by Congress to go in and dig deep into a
program. There was a recent report that
came out in, I think it was May of 2020 from DHSOIG that talked
about the absolute failure of the Quiet Skies program, that
they had spent over almost a half a billion dollars on this
Quiet Skies program and yet that program had netted not one
single person related to terrorism, not one.
That's really? Yeah, that's open to all these
things. All these things are open.
Everything's open source, Kyle. These are things you can go and
look at DHSOIG, type in the Quiet skies program.
Read the report for yourself. It's very long.
But it also said, hey, TSA had mismanaged the program.
They had not tracked the program appropriately.
They had not managed how that they were classifying, you know,
travelers in this program. So at the end of the day, it's a
complete failure. The program is an absolute
failure. Yeah, of course.
It's government. So that's sort of what has to be
folks. If you're just joining us, we're
talking to Sonia Labosco. She's retired Supervisory
Federal Air Marshall. She's a former local police
officer with 12 years experience there, 20, almost 25 years of
total law enforcement. And we're talking about what's
going on with the Federal Air Marshall Service.
We're about to share with you guys something that they were
able to get in for you if you guys will give us the like if
you're watching on rumble, we really appreciate that.
And moreover I want to get dig deeper.
I want to dig deeper into this quiet skies idea and if you're
sitting there in our chat right now and you've ever accidentally
taken a pocket knife or a weapon system or ammunition or
something that has made it through TSA, will you throw that
in the comments? Because I know a lot of you have
had that same experience on on September 12th I want to say it
was 2005 or 6, I accidentally flew to New York with a carry on
briefcase that had a six inch boot dagger in it.
And it was sitting down at the bottom and it was kind of lined
up with the base of the briefcase that I carried.
I was wearing a suit and I was going to work in New York City
from San Francisco. And so I was going out and doing
business travel and I got there in the hotel and I opened it up
and I went like, holy crap, I had this huge knife, which is
this double sided, you know, stabbing dagger, which is far
more effective than any sort of any sort of razor blade or box
cutter could ever be. I mean, it's it's a legitimate
fighting weapon. And I just, I know many people
have had that same experience. So many of you guys know what
I'm talking about. Let me cover Quiet Skies from
TSA and I'm going to have you respond to it.
Sonya, This is what TSA had to do in 2018.
The Boston Globe put out that article you saw Welcome to the
Quiet Skies. They did a whole series about
what it was, some TSA sort of expose and some federal air
marshals brought it forward and said this is a problem.
Then TSA had to get in front of it, which took them years.
Looks like their their blog. No sorry, didn't take them
years. It took them months.
In August of 2018, they said, oh, you've likely heard about
Quiet Skies, mostly because it was leaked.
So let's talk about it. And they said this.
The Quiet Skies is through a secure flight program leveraging
custom Border Protection, Automated Targeting System and
TSA's intelligence professionals to develop a set of risk based
intelligence driven scenario rules which allow us to identify
international passengers. That's critical that may require
enhanced screening. These rules have strict
oversight by DHS, including the. Privacy, civil rights and
liberties, plus the general counsel offices.
So obviously they are protecting Americans and they're not
infringing on any rights. Do you want to talk about that
with your thoughts on it? Well, it sounds great, right.
It's very well written. It's, it's a government
document. It's very well written.
And let's talk about when they talk about their general
counsel, their oversight for their legal department regarding
this program. I think I've mentioned this
before. The General counsel, her name is
Francine Koerner. She is a Whitewater Clinton
supporter leftover, she actually leaked information from the
Whitewater investigation to those outside of Whitewater.
So she should not even be in a government position as far as
I'm concerned, especially one of trust to make sure that people's
civil liberties aren't being violated.
But Miss Kerner is absolutely fine with quiet Skies.
She actually likes the targeting.
I do think of the people that we're targeting right now,
because let's face it, they're a political opponent of the
Clintons. And there's no doubt that what's
happening within TSA is a OK because of the political climate
that's going on now in our country.
But it sounds great, Kyle. I mean, it sounds good.
It sounds like it sounds super smooth.
I mean, hey, they're going to protect you.
No, no. No matter what they're looking
out for, they have all these, you know, for high speed ways to
to justify and clarify these bad people.
Analysts that are involved, they're only going to go after
international travelers. That doesn't even sound like
Americans, does it? Except we know for the fact that
it's not. Let's go to this letter.
I've been teasing it to you guys.
We're going to play show it right now.
This is going to be topic #11, Ryan, that we have set up if you
want to pull this thing up. And then ladies and gentlemen,
I'm going to show you a couple of clips.
So first of all, this is the document which is being shared
right now on the federal air Marshall or the.
Tell me the name of that Organism.
Every time I get it, it's Air Marshalls National Council's
Twitter page, correct? OK.
So you can find it there. This is to the Honorable David.
How do you say his last name, Pasaki Pukowski?
Pukowski. Pukowski.
He's his. His name is.
His title is Administrator, which sounds like it's not that
fancy, but he's the top guy at TSA, which is a kind of
diminutive term for him. It's pretty good.
And this is a letter that is written by two people, the
ranking member of the. Committee on Homeland Security
in the US House and by Bernie Thompson, who is the chairman
now the ranking member is obviously the the minority
party. That's the Republican.
It's a guy that is now left. His name was John Catco and
Bernie Thompson is in fact the guy that you saw run the January
6th on Select Committee. We're going to dig into this
couple of pieces of this. Number one, I'm going to just
pull it up on my screen because it's way easier for me to see it
here and let's talk this through.
Do you want to set up how you guys got this letter?
And we'll read it then. Yeah, we back when this first
happened, back when we found out our whistleblower came forward
in January 2021, shortly after getting the list and giving the
list to the FBI. We got involved because we we
started filing internal complaints.
We went to Administrator Perkowski.
We said, hey, you may not be aware of this, but we want to
let you know this list has been created.
This is going to be a huge debacle.
And we asked him then to do a thorough investigation because
we felt he could stop this, right.
We felt for sure now, we didn't have this letter from
Representative Thompson at the time.
We just tried to handle things internally, saying, hey Sir, we
want to make you aware that this is occurring right, because
we're trying to resolve issues at the lowest level possible.
That's what we're trying to do, to say, hey, this is wrong.
He did not respond. Shortly thereafter, we filed
congressional inquiries. We wanted to know, hey Congress,
what is going on. We still didn't have this
letter. We didn't get this letter until
long, long time later when Judicial Watch came forward and
they helped us file a FOIA because we were trying to dig in
to some other information about abuses of air marshals by a few
of congressional folks to include Maxine Waters.
Maxine Waters had actually requested Air marshals be on her
aircraft when she flew out to Derek Siobhan's trial, and we
thought that was inappropriate for her to request air marshals
to be on her flight. So we filed a FOIA in a complete
separate case and then we get this letter in the FOIA from
Judicial Watch. And of course that started
making sense to us as how quickly the Air Marshals were
assigned to the January 6th folks.
And we do believe it was sparked because of this letter to from
Bennie Thompson over to Pokoski. So then of course Pokoski got
his marching orders from from this letter, right.
And that's where the Air Marshals got just involved and
ingrained and following everyone that was listed, you know that
Bennie Thompson wanted listed in this letter.
And we were. We were quite surprised about
the way the white supremacist and the Insurrectionist were
highlighted in this letter which mean which meant to Pukowski,
you've got your marching orders. We want you to go out there now.
We want you to track these people and nobody's going to
have oversight over you and doing it.
There it is. So rather than you take our word
for it, we're going to read it. And of course this is going to
be posted and you'll see an A coming analysis article on
Uncovered DC later on today. But let me just read it to you
Ryan. You've got it on the screen, so
I appreciate that many of you are going to see that it's too
small on your phone screens if that's where you watch.
So here we go, Let's just read it.
Dear Administrator Pukowski, last Wednesday.
This is dated January 11th, 2021.
That's five days, if my math is correct.
Five days after January 6th. OK, dear Administrator Pukowski,
Last Wednesday, Insurrectionist attacked the United States
Capitol, intent on preventing the certification of a
democratic election and apparently inflicting violence
upon elected officials. So he's honed in now that
there's a tent, which is one of the hardest things in the world
to prove, it turns out. But more importantly, he's, he's
already called them Insurrectionist, which I think
is very interesting since that charge has not been levied.
Federal law enforcement and intelligence agencies were
completely unprepared for this domestic terror attack.
Despite the importance of the proceedings occurring in the
capital, the presence of the 1st 3 officials in the presidential
line of succession, and substantial evidence, the attack
was largely planned in open Internet forum.
Several lives were lost, including at least one Capitol
Police officer, and many more were injured or placed in grave
risk. Now, Ryan, I'm going to have you
pull up topic #1. That's the one that's from Pro
Publica the same day or later that night after January 6th.
It was planned in the open for weeks.
You can hear that he's citing this information.
He's basically taking it directly from leftist media.
And then the second thing was is topic #2, which shows us, of
course, the the false narrative that Brian Sicknick died
defending the Capitol. These are both false statements,
but they are both parroted in the first paragraph, written
here by Benny Thompson and signed off on by the
Republicans. OK, in the aftermath of the
attack, its perpetrators have continued to enjoy freedom of
movement throughout the country. Only a fraction of the
Insurrectionist have been have been arrested, and many of those
who've been arrested have been released pending a future court
date. Now many of us know that was
only five days later. Of course, the DC Gulag scenario
had not been set up at that point.
So this goes on and on. To our knowledge.
Again quoting the letter, the federal government has not
prevented a single Insurrectionist from boarding an
aircraft. And here's where we're going to
get into it. And This is why Sonia.
On here today, because this is so relevant to their mission
set, or it is now, several have been harassed, several have
harassed and threatened harm to members of Congress, flight
crews, and the public while traveling.
OK, so the government has not prevented a single
insurrectionist from boarding an aircraft.
Sonia, do you have any thoughts on what sort of mission would
allow you to do that in someone that has not been tried or
convicted? I I do not.
I mean, I, I didn't even know that Representative Thompson had
a criminal investigator background.
I didn't even know that he would the ability to assess this
situation from afar. Right.
And then decide unilaterally that any and everybody was an
insurrectionist or a white supremacist.
OK, I I don't even know what his credentials are to to make that
type of assessment. So I was shocked when I when I
read this letter. But it made perfect sense as him
calling Pokoski onto the scene to say handle this.
Any way you see shape or form, you handle it because it's going
to be fine with with Congress. We're going to be fine with with
whatever you try to do to keep these insurrectionists off the
plane. But I've never seen this in my
entire 24 year career the way that this letter's written.
So here we go. We're going to try to work
through this. I I had a an order of operations
in mind. We might jump around just a
little bit from what I originally thought.
Ryan, if you pull up topic #7 for me, it's going to be the
oath of office for members of Congress.
And I've highlighted the part. It says I fill in the name, do
solemnly swear or affirm that I will support and defend the
Constitution of the United States against all enemies,
foreign and domestic, and that I will bear true faith and
allegiance to the same. And I take this obligation
freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of
evasion, and that I will well and faithfully discharge the
duties of the office on which I'm about to enter.
So help me God. That is the oath of office.
It's very similar for all federal employees.
It's very similar that we we all say that we are going to be
taking the obligation freely, that we have true faith and
allegiance to the same, which is the Constitution that we will
support and defend the Constitution and that we will
well and faithfully discharge the duties of office.
Those are sort of the three things you're going to defend it
that you bear true faith and allegiance and that you will
faithfully and well discharge the duties.
That's the the key to the oath of office that I know you swore,
Sonia, that I have both the military and civilian law
enforcement so. What does that Constitution say?
If you bring up topic #5, we're going to walk through a little
primer here. Sometimes we like to teach our
our guests just a little bit, and I'll take your reflection on
there in just one second. Let's look at what it says in
the Constitution. This is Article 4, Section 2,
Clause One, Part One. The Citizens of each State shall
be entitled to all the Privileges and Immunities of
Citizens in the several States. Now this is known as the
Privileges and Immunities Clause and has been used to justify
free movement around the country.
In the United States, in the Supreme Court and in some of the
others that have been done out there, the appeals courts have
handled this and it goes back way, way, way back into the
past, just after the Civil War and even before the Civil War.
Some of these were in the lower courts, but in 1970 or 70, or
1870 or 71. It was Ward versus Maryland that
established that the federal government does not have the
ability to impede free movement across state borders.
Now that's kind of what we're talking about right here with
Benny Thompson. Have you?
You you have the sense that we have free movement in this
country, don't you? No, we had free movement.
We don't have it today. We had free movement.
That's exactly right. And and these were removed in a
way that does not seem to support that constitutional
oath. Ryan, if you're going to pull
up, let's do another one here. This is number six.
This is the Fifth Amendment. Now, many people will think of
the 5th Amendment in terms of the Dave Chappelle skit.
They say, I plead the 5th. We've heard this all over the
place because we watch court dramas and we know that you can,
you can guarantee that you don't have to self incriminate.
But the 5th Amendment is one of the most important amendments in
the Bill of Rights and I'm going to read a subsection that should
be relevant to this alone and I'll get your response.
No person shall, shall be and then we're going to skip down
all the clauses down here. Deprived of life, liberty or
property without due process of law.
Do you have any instinct what the due process was that Benny
Thompson was referencing to these so-called insurrectionist
and alleged domestic terrorists to remove their ability to move
around the country? There was 0 due process zero.
It was one letter. You read the IT was one letter
written to the head of an agency that Benny Thompson helps
control pay raises and budgets. And that's it.
That's all there was, is just an allegation that he felt.
That's correct. Ryan, if you'll pull up one of
the other screenshots here, we're going to read directly the
part that I think is the most damning here.
This is the end of the first page.
And this, I think, is what caught so much attention and I
think probably caught sonya's. The people that read this that
are in the federal air marshals are seething mad about this.
It says there's growing online chatter that members of the same
groups that planned and carried out the attack on Washington, DC
intend to return and that they would like to cause further
disruption and violence in the coming days, including the
inauguration president-elect, Joe Biden.
He was going to be installed, so they couldn't have that happen.
Despite this imminent threat, it appears little is being done to
disrupt the travel of terrorists who just attacked the seat of
the US government and wish to do so again.
No evidence required that there was this disruption and there
was no evidence that there's any ability of TSA to involve
themself in this thing. Now, Ryan, we have a picture.
This is personally weird to me because I have a picture.
I think I sent over to you of my my credentials.
I actually had there. They are right there.
So folks, if this is them, right here, these are them.
I'm still carrying them. These are the credentials for
the inauguration of Joe Biden that I was authorized under my
law enforcement authorities because I was assigned to
Washington field office for the FBI at that time.
And what you'll see was, is they always have these credentials
issued out. But during that time I can
personally attest that they set up anti scale fencing and they
lock down that city in a way that would have made the Eastern
Germans on the other side of Berlin very, very jealous
because it was a full on police state that the streets were
lined, there was National guards, there were checkpoints
everywhere and nobody was allowed to move And that
obviously this stuff actually helped them move that forward.
Sonia, here's the part that I think got people the most wild
and if you'll show this the next little screenshot there Ryan,
let's get this one read. Therefore, please provide a
briefing and I'll have you just tell me what do you think?
A briefing was all he was asking for?
Not later than the end of this week on the following topics.
Topic one, current efforts to disrupt the travel of white
supremacists and other domestic terrorist group who may be
planning further attacks against the US government and may be
targeting the inauguration of president-elect Joe Biden and
#2. The second one I think is also
really damning #2 options available for quickly denying
air carrier service to individuals identified as
opposing a potential threat, including TS as authorities to
prevent individuals from flying on a temporary or flight by
flight basis. Thoughts.
Well, what they did Kyle, is they took the manifest that the
FBI had requested and then they ingested that into the national
security database for TSA. And then they just worked off
that database and they deemed folks whether they were guilty,
not under investigation. They just deemed them as
suspected domestic terrorists, which we call those A1O2 in our
world in TSA. And that's how they got the
ability to feed the beast. They, they followed these folks
around. They're we're still following
them today. And then that's how they pump
the numbers up to feed that beast.
Because when you get a letter like that, obviously we can see
the results of that as saying, hey, I want you to do this and
Pukowski did it. And so the results today are
trying to this is not because these individuals are a threat.
I mean we're three years into this.
If these individuals were a threat, why are we even allow
them on the aircraft? We're doing this to pump up the
numbers and pump up the metrics, but the but the worst side of
this is the individual rights of travelers that have been taken
away because of one person's request.
And he pulls the leash, so to speak.
And then Pokoski jumps because he tells him to jump.
Then he jumps. And then that's when the
American citizens rights are violated.
So your conjecture is and I don't think this is miss
founded, but you're you're essentially saying that you
believe because Bernie Thompson was the one who controlled the
purse strings for DHS and for TSA specifically that him asking
this in a question provide a briefing on the capabilities was
not saying just tell us what you can do.
It was you better have something going on right now to do this
thing and by the way your funding's on the line.
Does that sound right? To me, that's what it was.
And we started immediately. I mean, the air marshals started
following immediately. Anyone that was on that
manifest, right, that we took, we took the manifest and
ingested it when we, the council had said, hey, Administrator
Pukowski, really we need to look at this.
But what we didn't know behind the scenes is that he was
already following an indirect order from, you know, the
Capitol from Congress. To go and do this so no matter
what we had said or done internally in the field, Kyle,
this letter would have trumped anything that we said was was
wrong. It would have, you know we were
spinning our wheels, so to speak trying to deal with Bukowski, to
get him to do the right thing because he had already gotten
his marching orders and and those marching orders we yeah,
So this this involved moving people on to what we've called.
I I saw you on Fox the other day.
It was fantastic. You just made the the host.
What's her name? Carly.
Carly, you made her jaw drop and I know people have seen this on
Twitter. Lady, I really, I really liked
her. But you know, that wasn't
planned. She asked me some questions that
I could not just individually answer.
I had to. I had to tell the story in
regards to what was happening from not only it's not just the
January Sixers, let's face it, these are people that weren't
even at the Capitol. Some of them weren't even at the
rally, but that point had to be made in her question.
But I didn't do that on purpose, you know, That was just a
conversation that she had asked me.
And it happened to be on air that that came out that way.
How I know we've covered this previously.
But for new members of our audience, will you kind of
explain you dropped very casually that there's a Quad S
and I'm going to have Ryan show some footage of it because we
have it on topic #8. Ryan, the DC uncovered DC story
that Wendy just did. But let's talk about the Quad S
and what that means and, you know, tie it back to what we
were talking about earlier as far as the programs go.
Yeah, this this is absolutely horrendous.
I mean there's a there's an 8 week old baby that's on the
terror watch list now that has quad s s on the boarding passes
as you'll see. May be hard for the viewers to
see this, but can we zoom in on that right, That also says it
says infants. You'll see, you'll see infant on
the boarding pass and then you'll see the quad s s which
means that that that innocent baby is now put in this database
list to be selected. You know that's the selectee.
For extra security, for extra people following the baby on
missions, they will have air marshals on their flights.
They're going to have TSA screeners watching them at the
gate, walking to the gate, reverse screening them at the
gate. And I mean we knew, like we knew
that we were following six year olds and nine year olds.
We already knew that the air marshals did.
But this was an all time low to be following an an infant and
this just just shows the madness that's going on within TSA
because. Now this baby will be a metric.
This will be a metric saying we followed a family of domestic
terrorists. It won't list an 8 week old
baby, you know to Congress. It'll just say, hey, we're
following the family of domestic terrorists.
That's how they'll list it. But as you and I can see, that's
an 8 week old child that wasn't even born or conceived.
And at by January 6th, 2021, the baby's 8 weeks old and had
nothing to do with it. And that's the most radical
part, is that the baby wasn't even born or even conceived at
the time of this particular situation.
And then we just found out over the weekend, which was in our
little suspendables chat that James O'Keefe has been added to
their to this Quad S list. Now for folks if you're
listening and you're not looking at the visual of the boarding
pass, they're literally are four s, s in bold type that are
printed out on the boarding pass and it eliminates your ability
to check in online. So if you find out hey you know
there's a there's an error with your boarding pass, you're not
able to check in online. What it'll have is you have to
actually go to the. You have to go to either JetBlue
in this case, or you have to go to Delta or United or American
and physically go to the gate you're or actually to the to the
to the desk before you get behind the security areas and
get yourself checked in. And then you basically are going
to have a horrific experience all the way through.
And if you've never heard the J Sixers explain what it feels
like, all the pat downs and all the sort of searches of their
gear and every single item is swabbed and every single zipper
is touched and all this kind of thing, this is what we're
talking about. Quad s s literally are four s s
on the boarding pass and like I said, many of you may have just
seen James O'Keefe do it. What do you think about the J?
OK, getting at it on there. Well, I have to tell you, we do
have evidence and I haven't, you know, we haven't released that
yet. We're still working through
some, some things on the evidence that we do have that
there is a issue if you go on a conservative talk show, more
likely than not or you're our talk conservative talk show
host, you're going to be on that list.
So I think Mr. O'Keefe and maybe his work, his, his past work has
landed him on this list. Unfortunately, he's going to go
through everything. That the J Sixers went through
when they're going through the airport, which is you can't
check in online. When you go to the ticket
counter, the the person checking you in is going to see this flag
on your profile. They're going to change their
attitude towards you real quickly.
They're going to look frightened.
They're going to start making phone calls to their supervisor.
You cannot check your bag in at the counter.
TSA is going to come and get your bag.
They're going to take your bag. You're going to have people
follow you through the screening checkpoint.
At the checkpoint, alarms are going to go off and they're
going to make sure that every other passengers watching to
make sure that you're standing out like a sore thumb, so to
speak, like you're you are truly a threat.
They're going to put you through all types of enhanced screening.
You're going to get delayed for your flight.
A lot of times you don't even make your flight with quad s s
and and that's one of the goals, is to inconvenience you to the
point that you don't make your flight.
Then you're going to transverse over to the gate.
You're going to sit at the gate area.
You're probably going to see dogs come around you.
You're going to see other. You know, uniformed agents,
they're going to pull you out of the line on the boarding gate.
When you're at the gate, you'll be the only one They're going to
pull you and your family or whoever you're traveling with,
and they're going to make another spectacle out of you.
So everybody on the plane can feel like, Oh my gosh, who is
this person and why are they on my aircraft?
So they do that intentionally. And I I view this as a
punishment without a proper vetting or any reason that
Mister O'Keefe would be on this list or a baby.
This is just security theater, but it's done in the essence now
violating your rights as an American citizen.
And as we said, the 5th Amendment should, in theory keep
the federal government from infringing or depriving anyone
of life, liberty, or property. And that property can actually
be your flight because you've paid for that flight.
You actually have a right to that service.
Once you've paid for it, that is your property.
I would assume, legally speaking, there's a service that
is supposed to be rendered and you have a property right to
that service and they're doing it because sounds like this guy
was pushing a narrative. And and we're following the
narrative still to this day that hasn't changed.
That narrative is still rings true today.
I talked to you a little bit earlier in regards to, you know,
the TSA, the screeners getting a large pay raise recently.
You can only wonder or all the, yeah, all these things about the
purse strings. You know, you have to follow the
trail of how this started and with the letter that I think the
letter really should be a a point of fact that that
Americans should look at that and go, how did someone deem
this so quickly And then and then without any vetting or any
resources, you know the air marshals, I want to point this
out. We're the only federal law
enforcement group that does not have a dedicated intelligence
division. Everything that we get through
intelligence comes from the TSA intelligence branch.
So we don't have any federal air.
We don't have a law enforcement intelligence division.
So you've got an administrative agency running administrative
order from a congressional person that's violating the
rights that any law enforcement officer would not be doing.
But I want to just tee that up to show that TSA is this
administrative mass surveillance agency that thinks they're not
accountable to the Bill of Rights.
And they think that they're not held accountable to the same
rights. You know that they've not held
accountable to do the right thing because they're an
administrative agency. And at some point this has to
have oversight. This has to change.
They should be held accountable and they should not be able to
label a person a suspected domestic terrorist with that one
shred of evidence. Period.
We're talking to Sonia Labosco, who's a retired federal Air
Marshall. She was a supervisor with the
FAMS for 12 years. She worked there.
She also worked in a local police.
She's got a wealth of experience in law enforcement, both state
and federal, and that if you're just joining me and you don't
know who I am, my name is Kyle Serif, and I'm a former FBI
agent. And one of the things that I was
a specialist in was surveillance.
And I want to talk about surveillance right now.
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Let me tell you something about surveillance and Sonia, You back
me up on this if it makes sense to you when you're doing
surveillance in order to properly observe the goal of
surveillance is one of two things.
Number one, you could be babysitting, trying to keep
somebody from doing something bad.
And that can be overt, it turns out.
But generally speaking, surveillance is an investigative
tool that is meant to catch people doing the thing that they
might do in order to build a case for prosecution.
And there's nothing that says overt and silly surveillance to
me more than putting a a marker that is now publicly known 4SS
on the boarding pass and then touching people 50 times in a
very surveillance way. And then putting surveillance
officers who are now going to have to watch them on a plane.
And nobody's going to do anything other than they're
probably going to be hanked up because they've been watched.
Most of the surveillance that I've done has been what's called
covert or low visibility surveillance, where you want to
watch people in their natural element, you follow them quietly
and discreetly. You see where they go, you see
who they talk to, you report back.
And that builds a case. This isn't even building a case.
It doesn't sound like it's just punishment.
You're you're absolutely correct, Kyle.
I mean, and in true cases, prior to the air marshals being, you
know, engulfed in TSA prior to this.
When I would deploy on true missions where we were watching
known, suspected terrorists, real KSTSI mean we would have a
secure briefing. You would have a briefing
packet. Everybody on your team would be
very well, let's say educated on every subject that we were going
to be on the flight with, who their connections were, who they
would be traveling with, what we should be looking for.
And we were so covert, nobody knew who we were.
They they had no idea. On their boarding pass that they
were being watched because you didn't want to spook them,
right? You didn't want them to know
that you were around. And this has changed
tremendously with TSA once again being there from the very
beginning in 2002 and then being part of the council.
Now you know, all these years later, we have seen this big
push away from true known suspected terrorists over here
now to the suspected domestic terrorists that TSA is labeling.
When we get these missions assigned as air marshals now for
these suspected domestic terrorists, it's absolutely
ridiculous. This is, this is pushed out
through a cell phone. It's a name and a photograph,
usually like a driver's license photograph and just what the
person did. There's no briefing.
There's hey, they're going to be sitting in this seat, they're
going to be travelling with this person.
So we know that there's no real value being put behind the
investigative side of this. To either find that if this
person's a true threat and take them off the list.
But it appears to us and the air marshals that are flying these
missions, this is just another way to feed the beast and get
more money and pump the metrics up.
And it's absolutely number one, it's not valid for security
because we really should be looking for those that are
trying to hijack an aircraft or do something bad.
We're not looking for those. Those individuals anymore.
And it's really sad that the only thing we're focusing on is
the political agenda that's violating the rights of American
travelers. And air marshals were not.
We weren't created to do this, Kyle.
This, you know, our job. We were created after 911 stood
up. The agency hired thousands
because 19 hijackers took four planes in a matter of minutes.
That's our job. We're supposed to be looking for
individuals that are trying to do harm with the weapon of mass
destruction in the air. We're not supposed to be
following eight week old children, 6 year old boys, 9
year old kids. I mean, look what we've been
reduced to. Where's the line, man?
That's what I asked. Where's the line?
Where does the line stop? It's terrible and even weirder.
Then I had several former federal air marshals on my
surveillance team that became FBI agents.
They were outstanding. And when you look at the
difference between someone who was untrained and someone who
used to do it exclusively to take back an aircraft, even
under training scenarios, watching my buddies like Josh
and Assad go out there and do that mission set and take an
aircraft, two men go back and and knock everything into place
and put themselves where they need to be and recover a
dominant ground, you know, where the cockpit is and so on.
It's really, it's really amazing to watch.
Having gone through some basic training of it, you realize the
level of you're good enough to step on the field and you
probably will be warding a terrorist attack to someone who
is a professional and that's what they do for a living.
And you see it and you go, well, that's light, that's night and
day. It's just a massive difference
in capability and training, number of reps and so on because
that's what they do. We used to always joke with
those guys because once we got this little certificate from
doing 2 days of training out at Dulles, my buddy would walk by
and I go, you used to be a fan, right?
And you would go, yeah, you know that about me.
And I would say, yeah, I'm a fan too.
Look, I have the certificate and they would always get a hard,
you know, we'd give them just a rough time for 16 hours of
training, which I know that you guys do hundreds of.
And the thing that just occurred to me as you were just talking
right there. There's no investigative
purpose. Ryan, if you'll throw back up
that letter. In fact the the piece on there
that that starts with now growing chatter indicates that
paragraph. If you want to throw that little
screenshot on there, what it says is little is being done to
disrupt the travel of terrorists who just attacked the seat of
government. Little is being done to disrupt
the travel. I don't see anything in there
that says little is being done to investigate, to gather
evidence, to uncover the networks.
It's not about investigation. They just want to disrupt the
travel. And that's what he says.
Little is being done to disrupt travel.
That to me is a violation of the 5th Amendment.
And and as we mentioned, the oath of office states that you
must honor and bear true faith and allegiance, and you must
faithfully discharge the duties that are in your your parameters
as a Congress person or as a member of the civil service.
How does he get away with not being called out for, for
violating his oath of office? It seems to me that that it is.
If you're going to go and tell someone to violate the 5th
Amendment using your congressional powers, then
you're the problem. And that's where that whole
weaponization of federal government and the process and
the punishment comes in play. This is what we're seeing.
And this started five days after January 6th.
And it did. And and if you think about what
is the word disrupt mean, that's punitive, right?
That's not hey, let's get to the bottom of this and let's make
sure dangerous people aren't getting on the aircraft.
You know, air marshals, we're all in.
We don't want dangerous people on the aircraft, right?
Why would we allow someone who's dangerous to get on the aircraft
in the 1st place, right? Why are if this is such a
problem three years later? Why are we allowing dangerous
people to get on the aircraft and we're spending?
All of our resources, all of our time, either on the border or
following January, Sixers and other people that were in the
National Capital Region. If if we're so concerned about
them being dangerous, why are we doing?
Why are they allowing? Why is TSA allowing this to
occur since they have the ability to stop people from
going into the sterile area and boarding the aircraft?
Any, any airport, anybody can be stopped from going in the
sterile area. We can't stop you from getting
on the aircraft, but we can stop you from getting to the area
where you can board, right? TSA has that ability to do that
they could blacklist they're. Not doing it.
So, and and here's the thing. And here's how we know that.
You you cannot go to the sterile area.
Yeah, we have the ability to do that every, every day, all day.
They used to be able to do that. They knew that right away.
They have. They kept people from coming
into Washington DC in areas that were near my old office.
They actually did that during the presidential inauguration.
So if you remember January of 2021, anybody who went to
Washington DC saw this. After January 6th, they locked
down that entire city for several weeks.
It looked insane. There were thousands of National
Guard troops deployed. They were sleeping on parking
garage floors and things like that.
There was all this big scandal, right?
They were sleeping on the floor of the Rotunda, on the on the
marble floors inside the Capitol and they denied access to areas.
That's how you prevent a threat if you're really serious.
That was all theater, I believe, and show.
It felt like theater. When I was doing it, I was like,
what are we even doing? Like, you know, somebody would
come up. I had a guy draw a gun down on
me when I was sitting in my thing because I was carrying my
weapon. And I had my badge.
And he comes up on me with his gun and I go, are you OK?
And he goes, you have a badge? And I go, yeah, good powers of
observation. You saw my gun on my belt, but
you didn't see the badge that I'm wearing around my neck that
says I'm allowed to be there. But it was all theater at the
time, and it wasn't trying to be investigated.
It was trying to be preventative.
You don't let people into the area where you think they might
do it. Do you mind if we we cover down
a little bit? I want to talk about who these
two people are that are involved, Bukowski.
And then also we're going to cover down on who this chairman
Thompson was, 'cause I think their websites are actually
pretty illustrative of of who they are.
And I think maybe if we cover that a little bit, it'll help
people understand. OK, so Ryan, let me see.
Which when I saved it under Benny Thompson's bio, we saved
that under topic 15. If you want to bring that up,
I'm going to read from it for you folks.
And who is this? This is the the chairman who
wrote the letter that we've been talking about.
OK, he's an elected member of the United States House of
Representative. He's from Mississippi's Second
district. He's a Democrat.
He entered on duty April 20th of 1993.
That's when he claimed the House.
Actually he probably came in in 1994.
He has a 15 turn Congress person.
He knows how Washington DC works.
And what I found very interesting is in addition to
all those things serving 15 terms, he spent his entire
career fighting to improve the lives of people, blah, blah,
blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. He's the longest serving black
elected official in the state of Mississippi, the lone Democrat
and so on and so forth. OK, and it's all about his black
roots and his black activism and and then he went to a black
college and all those other kind of stuff, like all this stuff is
very prominent. It's very race based.
So of course he's talking about white supremacy.
But for me, what was most interesting is if you get about
5 paragraphs deep, it says. On July 1st of 2021, Speaker
Nancy Pelosi named Representative Thompson Chairman
of the Select Committee to investigate the January 6th
attack on the United States Capitol.
And under his leadership, the bipartisan committee conducted A
thorough investigation of the facts, circumstances and causes
of the January 6th attack and work to ensure that nothing like
that ever happened again. I would make an argument that
somebody who was writing five days after the fact, with no
investigation being done whatsoever and no findings and
no positively adjudicated court cases and no convictions at all,
calling people white supremacist, domestic terrorists
and insurrectionists is not maybe the guy that you would
have to lead a bipartisan and let's say fact finding mission
set. Would you agree that that
there's a little conflict there? I I would say that you know if
you want to win a horse race, you got to rig the race, right.
You got to know which horse is going to is going to be the one
that's going to cross the line. So for me finding this letter
and you know we actually went to Congress, we actually, we've
actually gone to the Democratic side as well many times in
regards to this issue and no wonder it fell on deaf ears
because the race was rigged, man.
It was rigged from the beginning.
Everything we were doing internally to try to say hey.
Maybe you don't know this, this is wrong, but what we didn't
realize is they coordinated it behind the scenes.
That's the thing. I think that's this.
Whole thing was coordinated. So let's let's cover down on
Pukowski's background. Do you know much about his
background? Do you?
If you know, by by all means tell me.
But I'm going to pull. Him up?
Yeah, he was. He's he, yeah, he's retired
Coast Guard and he's a Senate appointee, right.
He has to be appointed. This is his second term.
I couldn't believe he got appointed a second time.
To to serve with as the TSA administrator, but he did.
He and I think he went through his confirmation just either
this year. I think this year he got
reappointed or maybe it was late last year.
He's reappointed for another five year term.
And what I've said here, yeah, you said he's former Coast
Guard, so it says during his tenure as an administrator, blah
blah, blah. OK, so he was the senior
official performing the duties of the deputy secretary for a
little while in 2019. Let's see, Before that, he was
in the government services industry.
He led a team that provided counterterrorism, security, and
intelligence support to federal agencies.
So he's a federal contractor, and he served as the 26th Vice
Commandant of the Coast Guard, culminating a Coast Guard career
that included extensive operational and command
experience. He was the vice commandant who
made him the second in command and the chief operating Officer
and the component acquisition executive.
But it turns out that acquiring components probably is really
good for somebody in charge of TSA, which you mentioned is kind
of like a big grift for for federal contractors.
Yeah. Yeah, well, you know and we did
some research and I can I'll have to try to find some.
We did, you know, there was some financial documents he had to
provide for his Senate hearing for his confirmation and we
found it very strange when we started digging that he left
over a $650,000. You know, position with the
private company who got government contracts to come to
TSA and I think his salary at the time back, you know, when he
started was like 172,000. So it really didn't make a lot
of sense to take a 500 plus $1000 pay cut and then come to
TSA for, you know, the 65,000 employee workforce that he was
going to be working for. But what we didn't realize is
that we do now. It's about contracts.
It's about, it's about money. It's about something much larger
than what we knew at the time. And and as of today with what
we've gathered documents and put together, it's it's about the
security theater and it's about buying puffer machines and you
know, CTCT technology and 3D technology.
And we really hope that some someday we'll have the time to
dig into the fact of how many contracts have been directed
toward these special interest groups.
That are sitting on these committees with TSA as private
entities and and and you know stakeholders that are directing
these actions that TSA are following that are not good for
you know our Constitution and we we hope that that's going to
come out. We hope Pukowski's dirty laundry
so to speak is going to come out because if you can look at the
direction that he has taken TSA just on this.
Let's look at this specific issue regarding January 6th,
2021. It is not credible that he's
done these things in an honest, true person that should be
running an organization that professes that they're going to
guard your civil rights and liberties, that everyone matters
as a traveller, that your safety matters.
And you can look at the words, but then I just say look at the
person's actions, and his actions do not reflect.
What his words state that he's going to do with his oath.
Most people can't fathom taking a $500,000 pay cut.
That's number one. And that just reminded me of the
very interesting piece about Chris Ray, who was making $9.2
million the year before he agreed to be the FBI director,
which is like a 235,000 dollar, $250,000 a year job.
So how did he decide to take the decimal point from his from his
previous gig and forgo about $9 million with a paycheck?
Or this guy taking a $500,000 pay cut, which is pretty
significant as well, Like almost the same percentage is reduced.
It's really wild. And you know that it has to be
that there's a back end value to them because they're not just
doing other civics responsibility, because
otherwise they would care about the Constitution and they
wouldn't violate their oath the way that we're seeing them do.
They wouldn't be depriving Americans of their civil
liberties without any due process.
I would think maybe maybe I'm crazy.
I, I, I, I completely agree with you, Colin.
There's there's another, you know, there's another head of
the snake. When we talk about the swamp,
you know, and the things that are going on the swamp.
Here's another head of the snake.
This is about bilking billions and billions of dollars out of
taxpayers, you know, and what's so sad?
The J Sixers that are being followed, they're buying airline
tickets, they're paying extra security fees, You know, they're
paying for all these additional services that are being used
against them. And they've not even been vetted
or charged with the crime, right?
And yeah, there's they're essentially funding.
It's been a misdemeanor. They're funding their own.
Parading or I know right and and then here we are as taxpayers,
we're paying these billions of dollars every year for these,
for these programs like within TSA that are completely
failures. Why are we paying for quiet
skies? Why are we wasting 1/2 a billion
dollars a year? For a program that's violating
our rights, but we're doing it, it's it's it, it's crazy.
But I do think the linchpin with a lot of this are these agency
officials like Chris Ray and Pukowski that can can direct
these contracts, they can direct all these private entities and
private equities over into the government arena through
contracts. Now that's my personal belief.
I hope one day I'll be able to prove that I do have some
documents just kind of show. You know, something smells
rotten here in TSA. It's very rotten.
It's very strange. Now, lest we leave, the last
name that was on this letter, the guy's name is John Catco.
He is now currently a senior advisor to the East Hill Group
LLC, which we talked about before you and I went live
because I was really curious. A Republican also signed off on
this letter. It's it's worth noting we always
talk about a unit party or the fact that they're all in on it.
This is John Catco, now Senior Advisor at at the Hill E Group
which is on Pennsylvania Ave. New SE in Washington DC and it
is a lobbying and a consulting business and we did a little
pull up and I sent it over to Ryan.
If you go to open secrets, Ryan and we'll pull up just the
amount of money that was sent over.
They have to disclose their lobbying stuff and the lobbying
dollars that were that were sent over for this particular firm.
It's not a huge firm. It's a boutique little firm with
20 clients, 1.4 total $1,000,000 in lobbying is disclosed.
Their single biggest client in the lobbying firm at a quarter
$1,000,000 for this year is the Airport's Council International.
And they have a couple of other smaller airport kind of clients.
They have the Syracuse Regional Airport Authority and they also
have the Southern Airways Express for a grand total of
about 1/3 of $1,000,000. It constitutes a pretty good
chunk of their overall lobbying. Now they don't have to disclose
their their consulting. The consulting is a different
animal, but it's interesting that he went over to a lobbying
firm, he left Congress in 2022, didn't get re elected as a
Republican and went over and now he's he's got Airport Council
International. What do you make of that sort of
information? I I I think you followed the
trail, right? I think the paper trail's going
to lead us down a road where even myself, it's hard to
believe what we've uncovered in the last three years.
Kyle with the Air Marshall National Council.
You know, this is not incompetence, none of these
things that are happening, These are all, like I said, you got to
rig the race, right? If you want to know what horse
is going to win, you got to make sure which horse is going to win
the race. And a lot of this stuff behind
the scenes we are finding out are it's completely rigged.
The goal is to to bilk the taxpayers with billions and
billions of dollars to make them feel like they're safe.
But then this money is going to go to these private companies
and these private equities and these private stakeholders.
That are sitting on these councils, right?
I mean Pokoski even has a council for the TSA of private
stakeholders and private equities.
It's a service, a service transportation council where
he's got railroads and and stakeholders and in airport
industries that are on these councils directing what security
should look like so. You know, I thought, the
government, we're supposed to be running independent.
We're supposed to be above reproach.
You're not supposed to to horse trade, so to speak, and give me
something for my government service.
I'm supposed to take an oath and just do the best that I can
every day that I come to work to do my duty for the American
people. But at the end of the day, this
is not what's occurring. And now we can see that.
I mean, look at the actions of TSA, look which direction
they're going, Look at all the things that have happened.
And here we are three years later, and they're still
abhorrent to the issues because they don't care, because they're
not going to be held accountable and they're just going to get
the money they want from the swamp.
Amen to that. So rather than I know many
people are going to only see certain things, we got a
headline culture where people are only going to hear the top
line stuff. So what I want to do is I want
to summarize what we've covered. First of all, ladies and
gentlemen, we're talking to Sonia Labosco.
She's a retired Federal Air Marshall.
She was a supervisor with the FAMS, a group that I've worked
with that are very, very exclusive in what they do.
Their skill set is unique in federal law enforcement.
They are designed to take back aircraft.
That is what they do. But that's not what they're
doing right now. They're watching people, many of
whom are January Sixers. We're going to do a quick recap
for you to be able to share. We'll probably release this as a
single clip so people can walk away with it.
And I know many of you will not read the story that goes out on
Uncover DC. You've heard all the points.
We've shown you 20 different slides.
We've shown you the full letter. Sonia, will you please tell
people in a short summation the the A to, let's say part E?
Because I think there's maybe four or five parts of this, what
we see happening, what this letter means and what the
narrative should be as you walk out there, What is debunking?
And and I'll let you just kind of run with it.
Well, I think that that the letter speaks for itself.
Look at the date of the letter. It was written shortly after
January the 6th, 2021 to the TSA Administrator.
Basically directing the TSA administrator to do something to
follow the white supremacists and the insurrections, which
they had never been deemed, that that was his words, not anything
in an investigation. And then look at what the Air
Marshall National Council has we tried to do behind the scenes
not knowing about this letter from from Congressman Thompson.
And then look at what's happening in the news media
recently with all the the Quad s s coming forward, the people
that the air marshals are watching.
And just look at this with fresh eyes.
I mean, you can do your own research in regards to this.
We're just bringing it forward to tell you to put it into an
arena that you can understand. We're just everyday people
coming forward and we see that our liberties are shrinking in
this country. And this is just one example of
many that you can look at and and investigate yourself in
regards to how this game is being rigged behind the scenes
and how you as a taxpayer are picking up the dollars and it's
just not right to disrupt. People's travel because you
think they're white supremacists or they're with a political
party, fully weaponized government used in a way that is
benefiting A Uniparty narrative. Pretty disgusting stuff, Sonia.
Tell people where they can follow you if they want to
interact with and where they can follow.
We'll put up the Air Marshals National Council web page in
just a second. I send it over to you, Ryan.
Go ahead and let people know to follow you.
Yeah, thank you. You can follow me at at It's my
last name and first name at Lobosco Sonia.
And then you can also follow the Federal Air Marshall at FAMS
under score, AMNC. And you'll put our website up
there, which is Air marshalln-c.com.
We do have a nympho page or an e-mail if you want to send an
e-mail. If you're just out there and
want some more information about what we're doing behind the
scenes in the Air Marshall National Council, please drop us
a line or an e-mail. But we want the American people
to know that we're back here fighting.
I mean, we're fighting the government.
This is the craziest thing in the world.
I told Carl this morning. So backwards.
We're a small council. We're fighting the government to
try to keep air marshals on the aircraft to thwart another 911.
And so instead of us fighting for the resources that we need
internally to help support our our working group, we're
fighting for the American people to try to keep them safe during
their travels. So our we've had to pivot our
whole, you know, direction has changed because now we feel it's
more important to try to keep air marshals on the planes in
the right way to keep the American people safe.
So. We just want you to know we
haven't forgotten 911. We haven't forgotten the 9/11
families. We haven't forgotten the 2977
people that were murdered on that day that changed our
country forever. So we we are back there fighting
for them, Kyle. And we want the American people
to know that we will not give up this fight.
Really appreciate it. I really appreciate you.
I know all the people in the live chat have been saying the
same thing. You are on true social with the
same exact handle, right? La Bosco, Sonia.
That's correct. Yes, outstanding.
Thanks for being a suspendable. Thanks for hanging out with me
this morning. Thanks for breaking the stuff
down. I think it's really valuable.
And folks, if you're not following Sonia, you're missing
out on some really important stuff.
So we appreciate you doing still keeping the oath, even though
it's much more fun to be anonymous in the world.
That's not what we're called to do right now.
I know you know that too. Yeah, God bless you, Kyle, the
suspendables and Ryan and everybody you know that keeps
this big boat moving of truth. And that's what we need to do is
just keep rolling the truth down.
Let let the line of truth hunt. Because the truth, we don't have
to make any drama. The truth is bad enough, I can
assure you. Absolutely.
We'll talk to you again soon. I I appreciate you pushing that
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Did we moved him to the end? Because I think this message is
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The cooking fire set, this is kind of fun.
He's showing you the food and fire emergency bundle.
That's a good set of a bunch of emergency foods plus all the
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You can purify water with it boiling, you guys can get that.
Plus there's a three month Survival kit in there.
So you got a little star campfire.
Pretty neat looking kit. I don't know anything.
Did you get it? One of my subscribers sent it to
me as a gift. Yeah, this is sweet.
I actually like the fire starter.
Yeah, I'm a big fan of anything that does fire.
My wife and I are such simple people.
She was like, you know what? I love?
Like collecting lighters and matches and things that were
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Check it out. Very, very cool.
Check out four patriots.com/kyle gets the Ryan Madda stamp of
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sure that he survives the cold winter there.
He's going to need a hoodie. That's what you going to need,
man. Not this light, dude.
Texas hoodie you're going to need the heavy Sherpa one.
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Actually, I can't. I brought this out today because
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This is the soft sided backpack, which is a backpack cooler.
That's what I want for Christmas, dude.
You know what I love best about this thing?
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I didn't even touch any of it because we had so much to
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list and just get in your e-mail right when they put it out the
first thing in the morning. You got Hamas hostages being
returned. You got Biden dismissing the
death toll. You got a former cop stabbed.
So they talked about the other George Floyd or the George the
George Floyd case. This is a Derek Chauvin, the cop
that is now in the federal penitentiary down in Arizona.
I think he's outside of Tucson. I've been to that prison
strangely enough and it's scary as hell.
Honestly, it's one of the scariest things.
Also Mayor Adams being accused of sexual assault from 1993.
Apparently he's upset the the powers that be in the Democrat
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It's about holding government accountable, coming after
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there. Anyone that we forgot, let's do
Mike Lindell real quick too. There it is.
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If you use my promo code, then we get credit for you shopping.
If you're going to check out, they've got a great deal right
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Pretty good looking stuff. Actually.
I'm in the market for new towels, so we're going to check
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I'm a total scumbag like that. And any pillow that I sleep on
that's not a Marriott pillow, I think is inferior.
But if you guys like my pillow, some of you guys love them and
they've been trying to convince me and I just told him, like,
look, I'm 40, almost 42 years old.
Like once I make my mind up, I've made my mind up.
I don't like zucchini, I don't like squash, and I sleep on
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over there. Thanks for sticking with us.
Y'all. We got a couple things.
We had some rumble rants from Eric Jason, he smashed the like.
Do not comply. God wins my man with the same
message every morning. We appreciate it.
If you guys have not hit the like on Rumble, please do.
So it moved us up in the leaderboard today so that's
really fun. And Justice Blonde saying, a
shout out to GOB who's doing live customer service in our
chat giving you guys what you need to know about the stuff
going on on the dash. suspendables.com the old Boyle
family sweatshop. Outstanding stuff.
Let's throw up a review. We do really appreciate it.
We've cleared the 800 mark. I don't know if we'll get to
1000. You guys are really going to
have to step in for the next couple days if you want to get
to 1000, but I'm I'm really grateful that we've cleared 750
for the year. It's pretty amazing stuff for a
brand new podcast right now. This one is about Garretto
Boyle. Speaking of it's from DB1 Mom,
DBA, One mom, five stars. Garretto Boyle Actual or GOB
Actual says one of the most emotional podcast yet.
Listening again to what happened to Kyle and Garrett and
personally it feels hold on and personally from them filled me
with rage and sorrow. I don't know either of these
patriots personally, but at this point I would do anything for
either At the drop of a hat. Yes, aging myself with that mom
phrase. The suspendables never cease to
be on the edge of the truth. For this and for all they've
done, I'm eternally thankful and blessed there in my prayers.
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Thanks for leaving us the review.
Thank you guys all for listening.
I hope this was informative. Go out there and share the
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Twitter and let's make this thing wide.
I just got Tracy Beans coming into my DMS over here, so I got
to figure out what she's about. We're going to get the story out
so that it's in print, but you guys know the story now we'll
clip it out and we'll share it. And let's make sure people
understand that this was always a setup, and it was even a setup
from the legislators that were supposed to be the
investigators. You knew it, but seeing it in
print sometimes makes you a little bit angrier.
We'll bring on some more J sectors to talk about their
experience with the Quad S and the Quiet skies.
Anyway, God bless all of you. Thank you so much for staying
with our show. Thanks for making us the the
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