Kyle Serafin Kyle Serafin Kyle Serafin recently suspended FBI
agent Kyle Serafin former FBI whistleblower.
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Let's bring in Kyle Serafin. He's the FBI whistleblower who
helped expose government censorship of our First
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because a recently suspended FBI agent called Kyle Serafin
brought it to the public. And we're grateful that he did.
Kyle, thank you so much for joining us tonight.
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Serafin. Kyle Serafin, I can't thank you
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and I knew it was just a matter of time.
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Prepare to embrace the uncomfortable truth, because
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Here is civil liberties enthusiast. 2nd Amendment
defender and recovering FBI agent Kyle Seraphin.
Well, hello my friends. Welcome to the Kyle Seraphin
Show for Friday, November the 15th.
It feels like this has been a hell of a week, does it not?
Good Lord, I'm exhausted from it.
I spent the day today doing interrogatories for the DOJ, who
is trying to defend against the discrimination suit that they
got involved in. And they wanted me to list every
single podcast that I've ever done, every single interview
that I've ever done, every single social media post that
I've ever done that mentioned COVID, the FBI masking or
testing mandates. So here's another one for y'all.
I just sent them the link. They can go and find it at
rumble.com/kyle Serafin just like everyone else.
And you'll be not surprised to know that in my response to the
interrogatories, I hope that they would like share and
subscribe to the program so they also can experience the
uncomfortable truth just like all of you guys do.
I'm not exaggerating. I, I wrote that back to them.
And I hope their attorneys have their heads explode for it.
I hope they read this back to me in a deposition in the form of a
transcript. We've got a couple things that
are going on today. We're going to talk a little
about mental illness. We're going to talk about the
attempt to use abortion to win the election and why I think
that was a failure and how it ultimately went the wrong way.
We're going to talk about the transition and the people that
are heading into the cabinet and the folks that are on Team Trump
right now, including the one thing that we are not hearing
yet and I really hope to hear, which is that Cash Patel joins
the team. I am a cash only advocate when
it comes to the FBI. We'll talk about all of that as
well. Let's see here and a little bit
of housekeeping. You guys ever order something
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And then you got to send it back.
We tried on this new time slot. We tried it on here at 4:00 PM
Central Time. That's five on the East Coast.
It made a little bit more accessible for folks on the West
Coast that didn't want to wake up at whatever God awful hour,
but it doesn't fit. We did a call in show last night
with all the core subscribers, all the folks that get in there
and call and tell me and you guys were right in my ear and
you guys were in the chat and you made the comment you want
the old time slot back. We are here because of you.
We are here to please. So we're rolling it back, OK?
It's been a weird week. We're just going to take it as a
Mulligan. I hope you guys will go with the
people have spoken, they've spoken loudly, and it's time for
us to roll back to 9:30 Eastern Time.
So on Monday we will go back to the normal time.
And you know what, this was a good week for me to be in the
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So all of that really appreciate.
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thing? Let's do it right now.
I'll tell you what, I'll tell you what, y'all, the weirdest
thing in the world is happening right now.
Crazy leftists are getting violent, but they're not getting
violent the way you'd think. They're getting violent on this
one. Ready.
Boom. Power lesbian couple.
That's a misspeaking because they're not a couple.
There's actually a dude involved in that, but he's a trans dude
and that's what you're seeing on the screen right now.
Two of the weirdest Americans. Power lesbian.
Corey Burke murdered her father with an ice axe on the election
night over at Meltdown in their Seattle home.
Some of the stuff, we just can't make it up.
Like I said, we're going to start with mental illness.
We're going to work our way to abortion, which is not
necessarily mental illness, but some of the people that advocate
for it definitely are. And then we're going to finally
end up talking about Trump's cabinet and hopefully some
sanity. So this person is a Blue Origin
employee. I have no idea why that's
necessary to the story, but this is what the Daily Mail is
reporting. Married to a prominent trans
actor and journalist, accused of killing her elderly father with
an ice axe on election night. She was 33 years old, Stabbed
and strangled her father, who was 67, a guy named Timothy
Burke, in a fatal attack in a relatively expensive home in
Seattle. Huh.
She's a training manager for I guess Blue Origin is a Jeff
Bezos rocket company. Confessed to killing her dad
said he refused to turn the lights off like every normal
person when they get into a disagreement about lighting in
the home. She decided to go get an ice axe
from the basement and then attacked him.
She claims that she freaked out. She thought there was something
really important going on on Election Day.
This is This is the actual Donald Trump insanity
manifesting in the form of homicide.
I bet he never saw this come. What a sad, awful story.
Truly. I can't think of anything worse,
but you can always imagine it's going to be in one of these
cities. If you heard it in Portland, it
would be the same thing. Here in Seattle, you just go.
These people, they've normalized mental illness to the point that
she's living with mental illness and that she has a transgender
partner. And some of the stuff is sort of
expected. If you're just noticing too.
Over my shoulder here, we don't have an ice axe.
That's a, that's a tomahawk. That's for something else.
You're not supposed to use ice axes to go after your dad.
You're supposed to use them to climb.
In any case, horrible story. Really, really awful.
And it's kind of the reason why we always tell you that you need
to be cautious, you need to be aware, you need to have your
head on a swivel and that crazy people are all around us.
Maybe that's why Donald Trump is talking about the right to
self-defense. What do y'all think?
Let's go ahead and hear this. He's been making these videos
and they're fantastic. He's putting out policy in the
form of video, not in some sort of press conference.
He's just banging out video after video.
American flag in the background. Donald Trump talking about your
concealed carry rights do not end at the state line.
Hallelujah. Hear.
He is saying it in his own words. 7th, I will protect the
right of self-defense everywhere it is under siege, and I will
sign concealed carry reciprocity.
Your Second Amendment does not end at the state line.
In addition, in addition, there are people that are threats all
over this country and you got to consider them.
You got to know that they're out there and you got to hedge
against that. This is the reason why we have
people like shield arms that work with us.
That's the reason why I'm always armed is the reason why you're
supposed to be able to trust law enforcement, But they they're a
little bit cumbersome to carry on your back, right?
Carrying around a police officer doesn't make as much sense as
carrying a firearm. So he's talking about something
outstanding, Concealed carry reciprocity across all 50
states. The joke is, is that you can
already carry in all 50 states as long as you're not ABI.
You know what? But there are some legal
implications here. I would love to see Trump take a
more strong Second Amendment approach during this
administration. And here's another good example
of why that is. The murder suspect who who
killed or allegedly killed Lake and Riley on the UGA campus was
apparently hunting women and just found a target.
Now, this is an illegal alien. This is the stuff that mattered
during the election, right? It's the stuff that was so
simple. What we hear is women talking
about safety. And when they talk about it,
they mean the safety and the ability for them to have an
abortion, which is a wild take. If you have a daughter, this is
not the thing you should be hoping for.
You should be hoping that some illegal alien doesn't run after
her while she's at college on a jog and brutally kill her.
And that's the story of this particular prosecution.
So I'm going to read into a little bit here.
This is coming from ABC News. The suspect in the killings of
22 year old Lakin Riley was, quote, UN quote, hunting women
on the UGA campus the day that the nursing student was found
brutally murdered on the school grounds.
That's what the prosecutor said in the opening arguments.
Special Prosecutor Sheila Ross told the court that he was on
the hunt. His name was Joseph Ibarra.
Obviously, he came in here illegally.
We know that there was some issues about the way he snuck in
with the Border Patrol and that he was released when Lake and
Riley refused to be his rape victim.
He bashed her skull with a rock repeatedly.
And that's what this case is all about.
You can see him on the screen right there.
He's listening through a translator.
Because this country is so great that even when you sneak in and
break the law and then you kill one of our precious citizens,
including one of our daughters, we still give you due process.
And we still, we'll walk you through that more on due process
in a minute. Keep that in your head.
Because we give due process to even the worst people, the ones
that are caught red handed, the ones that we know did the thing
and they're still going to go through all of the process to
show that a jury of peers will convict them.
That's what the American system is about.
It's the beauty of the American system.
But when you subvert it, it goes the wrong way.
And giving that even to the worst, the enemies, the people
that are not American citizens, is one of the things that we
should be sort of proud of in this country.
I think that he will be found guilty.
That seems to be pretty obvious. It's a horrific crime, and yet
they're going to go through what needs to be done.
That's not the same thing that we afford to so many people in
the political sphere. And it's not the same thing that
we often times will give to those who are accused.
We convict him in a court that we call the Court of public
Appeal, right? You will bring your case to the
public. And sometimes our prosecutors
are doing that as well. So just keep that in your head
because that's what's happening with the Trump transition.
The media is already trying to try these people for alleged
crimes that are fake. Meanwhile, we are giving actual
due process to the people who have been actually accused and
charged credibly a very, very heinous crimes.
All right, let's throw this one up.
This is, I think, one of his better ideas as well.
In addition to making sure that we're able to be armed, wouldn't
it be nice if we could take the people that are nuts in this
country and put them somewhere? It turns out we used to have
that. Wouldn't it be interesting to
find out if Donald Trump undid a problem, the problem that Ronald
Reagan kind of created? I don't think he meant it in a
bad way. There were a lot of issues with
mental institutions. There was a very difficult time
that people had in regulating mental health.
But it's been a lot more normalized in the last 30-40
years. And in that way, there's a
really important thing that could happen.
We could have a place called asylums to be able to put people
that cannot take care of themselves.
And there are a contingent of the population that will never
be able to take care of themselves.
Some of them have chosen that path.
They've worked their way to psychosis and they've worked
their way by using drugs, whether it be, you know, an
actual choice of, of engaging in traumatic behaviors or something
terrible happened to them and they just couldn't cope with it.
And as somebody who has a lot of empathy in that sphere, I was an
ambulance driver. I used to deal with the homeless
on a regular basis. I dealt with them far less when
I was in the FBI, but they're still there.
And of course, they're right outside of the FBI building in
Washington, DC. If we're going to make America
great again, if that's the claim, maybe we should start
with the nation's capital where we have people living in tents
against the federal courthouse that was walking distance from
my old office. It doesn't seem like a good
thing that we should have. This is coming from NPR.
So This is why it's kind of fun to read it.
If you ever want to know what the loony left is all about, go
to NPR. This is their health news.
Donald Trump promising a law and order approach to policy of all
kinds, including the question of how to help people struggling
with mental illness, substance abuse and homelessness.
I'll just say this, we talked about the out of balance
problems that exist in this country at the moment, the
masculine and the feminine being out of whack, and they truly
are. It's pretty clear to me that the
the empathetic thing to do is not to leave people on the
streets. The sympathetic thing to do, the
righteous and Christian thing to do is not to leave people that
can't handle their own lives on the streets, in the cold,
sleeping on the ground, scrabaging for food, becoming
victims of sexual predators or murderers or people that are
going to assault them because they simply have bad ideas.
There's nothing kind about homeless people being outdoors
and mental institutions would seem much more preferable.
There's a reason why when you're driving an ambulance, you
constantly have the same what we call frequent Flyers.
If there's someone dialing 911, they do some sort of alerting
behavior on purpose so that they can get picked up by the police
of the ambulance and brought in to where a hospital indoors, to
a bed, to some place where someone will look after them for
a little bit. We used to have a rule in the
emergency room that I worked in in Austin, and it was a high
volume emergency room at that. And what they would say is do
not feed the trolls. And you would hear that over and
over again and you're like, who are the trolls?
What are we talking about here? And then you'd realize that the
one of the doctors would pull you aside because you were kind
of new there. And they'd say the trolls are
the people who live under bridges, You know, about what
trolls are. Don't feed the trolls.
And that meant homeless people because if you feed them just
like a stray dog, they would come back.
And that's always true. Now, that's horrible.
But they're also taking up beds in a hospital that is meant to
treat people that are sick, that are dying, that are having maybe
the worst day of their life. There's nothing good about it.
If you bring people in who have allergy like symptoms simply
because they're looking for a sandwich, there's got to be a
better way to do it. And if they can't take care of
themselves, putting them in mental institutions is the right
way. So Donald Trump in another one
of these little videos, of course he goes out there and he
illumorates that he wants to take the people that NPR calls
the unhoused, the drug addicted, the dangerously deranged people
that will do dangerous things to decent folk.
And there's endless examples of mentally ill people doing
incredibly dangerous antisocial behavior.
This shouldn't even be it's something that is contentious,
but because the left always thinks that allowing people to
pass beyond the boundaries of what makes sense.
That's how you end up with a man dressed up as a woman and that
person's partner bludgeoning a father to death with an ice axe.
And it's how you end up with people, you know, living in
tents outside in the nation's capital just just dying off
slowly. It's, it's really it's, it's
horrifically sad. And if you've never been out
there and dealt with homeless populations, then I encourage
you to actually just get one little look at it.
But that's suicidal empathy that we talked about.
It kills the country and kills those people very slowly until
they actually die. You always end up getting one of
those calls every once in a while and it's just, it goes
right to the point where it is no longer there and it's all
over. It's like you picked them up.
You picked them up. They're a frequent flyer right
until they have to go to the morgue.
It's awful and it's tragic. Folks.
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This is a combination of what I think is a little bit of mental
illness and a little bit of why the election was lost.
It was a focus on the wrong priorities.
This is not surprising. This is Katie Porter.
She looks, if you're just listening to us, she looks just
like she sounds. She's unattractive and she's
overweight. She sounds just like that, and
she's talking about things that sound objectively crazy.
My daughter's not old enough to play water polo, but I care
about my my daughter's quite a bit.
This would not be the kind of conversation that any of them
are ever going to grow up and say to me because of a Donald
Trump type victory. Check this out.
So on election night, I was with I went to pick up my daughter
from water polo practice and she's 12.
And she got in the car and she was crying.
And I said, did someone punch you?
Like water polo is a rough sport.
I was like, did someone hit you? Did the coach yell at you?
What happened? And she said, mom, Trump won,
Trump's going to win. And what if I get raped and I
need to have an abortion? This is from a 12 year old, my
12 year old daughter. And so it was really a reminder
of how scary this time is for people and how important it is
for Democrats to have strategies both at the state level and the
federal level to make sure that we can continue to protect
people's rights. What if I get raped and I have
to have an abortion is not a natural conversation.
What if an illegal alien decides to beat my head in with a rock?
That actually has a lot more examples of that.
The cases of of abortion that have to happen because of rape
and for some reason they roll in incest.
My wife and I were having this conversation the other day.
Like, doesn't it seem like if we're talking about a
conversation about incest that would most almost always be
rape? Either statutory or it'd be
forced? I don't understand how those
things are separated. But why is your 12 year old
worried about this sort of thing?
What sort of wrong think is going on in that household where
they are not basically talking about objective realities?
And it brings me to some things that have been said.
These are some of the slander, some of the smears.
Remember the non due process that's going on with
Representative Matt Gaetz, who just stepped down in order to
become the new AG. Now, the story that we've heard
is that Matt Gaetz was the only person that went into Trump's
office pitching himself to be AG, that had the right message,
that the other contenders walked in and said things like, this is
my judicial philosophy and this is what I'm interested in doing,
and this is how I think about jurisprudence in America.
And Matt Gaetz said, I'm here to chop off effing heads.
And obviously he spelled it all the way out.
And that's who Donald Trump announced he wants in America.
Really deserves to see what the Trump administration can be
without the shackles of a bunch of GOP losers that are trying to
hold some degree of normalcy that we don't want.
Everybody kind of hoped that he would come in and flip the apple
cart upside down. Kind of that Jesus in the temple
moment where the temple, the money changers are, are changing
hands and they're doing usury. And he says, we're not in my
father's house. And he flips them over and he
runs them off with a whip of cords.
We kind of want that Donald Trump not to make the comparison
to Jesus per SE, but that righteous anger of like, you've
taken our country and we want it back.
And if Matt Gates is the guy that Trump wants to lean on to
do that, don't we owe this country a chance to see what
that looks like? This is the reason I like Matt
Gates. I'm going to tell you another
reason in a second. But this kind of plain speak,
the way that normal people talk. And he didn't back down from
this question. We had a lot of mealy mouthed
soft types that have been walking around in the DOJ and in
the FBI. This is the opposite of that.
Watch this little clip here of Matt Gates getting confronted
with something that could be uncomfortable and he just owns
it is. It safe to say that based off of
your comments, you're suggesting that these women at these
abortion rallies are ugly and overweight?
Yes. What do you say to people who
think that those comments are offensive?
Be offended. Be offended.
That's right. Be offended.
If you're fat and overweight and you're crying about abortion,
you're talking about trying to kill a baby.
So Katie Porter, you're a weirdo.
That's a strange thing for you to do.
Be offended if that's offensive to you.
It's a regular comment that normal people make, whether it
be on social media or in person, whether it's just guys talking,
the infamous locker room talk. It's like, why do the women who
are the least likely to need an abortion always want to fight
for the right to have abortion? There's a an activist in Texas
who's 21 years old that I called out the other day.
Her name is Olivia something or other.
I can't remember what it is. I just remember the first name
and she's got to be 400 lbs. It's like people always attack
me because of my weight. It's like that's the first thing
we see. You're 21, you don't have a good
excuse for that. So yeah, we don't take your
opinion very seriously and you don't seem like you're even
physically capable of burying a child.
It's actually a lot harder when when your body's out of whack.
If you don't understand that there there's a, there's a kind
of a, a window of health that has to happen for women to
actually conceive, She's probably not in it.
So good for Matt Gates for saying it.
And again, it's all going to be a tax that are not going to be
based on whether or not there is a real legitimate adjudicated
crime. They're talking about things
that the House Ethics Committee might have pulled up on him and
whether or not he's going to be acceptable to people.
I've got like, let me just throw this thought out to you.
We judge people often times in the world, and rightly so, by
the company they keep. I've done an entire episode in
this on this podcast. The company you keep says a lot
about who you are. Your parents told you the same
thing when you were a kid. But I'll add something to it.
How about the enemies you make? Because the enemies you make say
an awful lot about you, too. And if all the right people are
mad about you stepping into a space, that kind of tells me
that is a ringing endorsement. All the right people are scared
that Matt Gaetz will step in. And we're going to give you some
examples of that in just a second here in another kind of
just a little twisty weird thing.
This is like a mixture between the mental illness and the
understanding of what the actual version of violence.
We talked about this story about Peanut the squirrel, and this
is, this is really important when it comes to the court of
public opinion because even the Supreme Court justices are
willing to, one, engage in and weigh in on the death of a
squirrel in New York that we talked about here on this
program. This is Neil Gorsuch talking
about it. He was, this is off the press
saying the legacy of Peanut the squirrel continues on all the
way up to the highest court. What that tells us is that they
are regular people too, that they consume the news like you
do as well, that they've got information coming in in the
same way you do from their friend, their friends and their
family members and the social media and so on.
He gave a shout out to the furry social media star that was
seized and euthanized. They off the press refers to it
as being murdered. And isn't that the right thing
to say when you've been killed by your government?
Now, does the squirrel have any say in the government?
No Is the squirrel particularly consequential?
Not really. But represents that if the
government's willing to come into your home in in in short
order just to kill a squirrel that's been living there seven
years peacefully and is on what millions of people's phones and
bringing joy and delight in a place where it doesn't really
matter. It doesn't doesn't hurt anybody.
This is a victimless crime and resulted in the death of a pet.
If they'll kill the pet and they'll kill a baby that's
innocent in the same way that Katie Porter's talking about, we
know that they'll come and kill us.
We've seen it. We've seen that our Federal
Bureau of Investigation, which I'm pushing for, like I said,
cash only. We need someone that understands
the problem, not someone who doesn't get it.
And I know that cash gets it and I know that most of you get it.
And that's why you need to be pushing your senators.
We'll talk about that shortly. But this little squirrel, it
kind of continues to resound as a cautionary tale to people.
I guarantee you the folks that that had that squirrel, we're on
the left, right up until they had their pet killed.
And then you start thinking, wait a minute, I thought I could
trust the government. You can never trust the
government. You can only allow the
government to do its job and you should constantly keep it in
check. I used to use the analogy of of
Ivy like a ground cover, right? And government and ground cover
are useful. They do some functions that we
need them to do. But the minute you let them get
out of their boundaries, if you've ever seen those like
green landscaping barriers, when your Ivy creeps over that and
starts crawling into your lawn, if you're not aggressively
pruning it back, it will continue to grow.
It will continue to be a problem.
It will continue to be taking over spaces it doesn't belong.
That's our government. So you can't ever trust it.
You can never give it too much authority.
You can only constantly prune it, prune it.
And if you over prune it, So what?
It always grows back, which is kind of what we want to see
Donald Trump do. I think we want to see him prune
aggressively. And he's also talked about
getting rid of the Department of Education.
So we've heard about power lesbian, whatever the heck that
is, killing a father. We've heard about a woman who's
worried that her daughter's going to have to have an
abortion because of rape, by the way, and a woman who was
attempted rape and then was brutally murdered on a college
campus. It seems like women face a lot
of physical danger. Isn't it nice to think that
Donald Trump, who said he was going to protect women whether
they like it or not, is actually taking some of those actions?
Take a listen to this little take.
My Department of Education will inform States and school
districts that if any teacher or school official suggests to a
child that they could be trapped in the wrong body, they will be
faced with severe consequences, including potential civil rights
violations for sex discrimination and the
elimination of federal funding. As part of our new credentialing
body for teachers, we will promote positive education about
the nuclear family, the roles of mothers and fathers, and
celebrating rather than erasing the things that make men and
women different and unique. I will ask Congress to pass a
bill establishing that the only genders recognized by the United
States government are male and female and they are assigned at
birth. The bill will also make clear
that Title 9 prohibits men from participating in women's sports
and we will protect the rights of parents from being forced to
allow their minor child to assume a gender which is new and
an identity without the parents consent.
The identity will not be new, and it will not be without
parental consent. No serious country should be
telling its children that they were born with the wrong gender,
a concept that was never heard of in all of human history.
Nobody's ever heard of this. What's happening today.
It was all when the radical left invented it just a few years
ago. Under my leadership, this
madness will end. Thank you very much.
Thank you. How about that again?
He wants to bring mental institutions back.
Why would that be? Because there's a lot of crazy
in this country right now. Wouldn't it be nice to know
that, like, the person that's in the White House doesn't have to
bring some guy who got prosthetic breasts and who's
going to jiggle them at an Easter celebration?
I mean, we talked about we used to be a proper country.
There's a place for people to be topless.
It's just not on the White House lawn.
And maybe we should acknowledge that if that person also is born
a man, that we're looking at a free show that's a fringe sexual
fetish. It has nothing to do with what
ought to be out there anyway. Thank God for that.
Just a lot of sanity coming out with Donald Trump.
I found this clip and I didn't know where I was going to work
it in, but I'm going to play it for you.
This is a lady talking about that kind of sanity.
It's like, can we just heal with a little bit less mental illness
and a little bit of acceptance of facts on the ground?
The reality that everybody's lived in until about 15 seconds
ago, This is the reality of it, of a lady who said I don't need
to vote for Donald Trump or I didn't vote for Kamala Harris
because I'm a Christian and people get on her case and she's
defending it. In a way, it's pretty
compelling. I'm getting a little tired of
some Christians asking me why I voted for Donald Trump.
Because I'm a Christian, that's why I voted for him.
But now let me turn that same question back on you.
You are a Christian. Why did you vote for Kamala
Harris? You see, I didn't vote for
Donald Trump for who he is. I voted for Donald Trump for who
God is. You see, he wasn't promoting the
shed of innocent blood at the AB clinic.
The flesh. You see, he wasn't promoting
gender ideology or gender reassignment surgery.
The flesh. See, he didn't open the borders
for our children to get sex trafficked.
The flesh. He wasn't taking the children's
bread and giving it to somebody else.
The flesh. You see, he wasn't pushing do as
thy will with no responsibility. The flesh see he wasn't
manipulating the people's minds with lies and propaganda through
the left wing media. The flesh, he didn't write a
book and take a picture with the black help to make us think that
he was black. The flesh wasn't into that
principalities and powers and lying wonders.
He just stood on the truth was really wrong with a miracle.
America's sick and it needs a healing.
God has spoken. Let the church say Amen.
It's pretty compelling. Yeah.
America is sick. We need a healing.
And we're sick in the head in some ways, right?
And we're obviously sick financially, and we're sick with
our borders. We got a lot of issues.
So how about it? Yeah, You don't have to defend
yourself. Stand up and be proud.
I actually talked to somebody who's a, we'll call it a
recovering Democrat or a politically homeless person, and
the discussion was a vote for Donald Trump.
That's difficult to admit to friends, and yet we need it.
And so many people on the left actually stepped out that used
to be on the left, that understand that there's some
basic things because they're parents and they can acknowledge
the reality on the ground. And they just went.
There's no other way. What else do you do?
All right, I'm going to talk about some things that are
actual threats that are out there, particularly the FBI,
which you guys all know is something that we get a little
bit preoccupied with. This is a really weird story
that came out of Houston, and I'm not really clear on it yet.
And the reason why is because they have not posted the
criminal complaint and the charges that are against this
person. But I will, in fact, give you
kind of a a little taste of it. It's being covered by the Daily
Caller. And the story says that the FBI
confirmed on Thursday, that's yesterday, that a Texas man was
allegedly planning an attack against the United States.
His name was Anas Saeed Syed, a 28 year old man living in the
Houston area attempted for giving material support to ISIS
and plotting a terrorist attack from his home.
So all that's very interesting. He said he was researching on
how to execute an attack on local military recruiting
centers. He was offering his residence as
a sanctuary for ISIS operatives and attempted to create
terrorist propaganda. The problem is there's no links
on this, including on the DO JS actual page.
I can't find in their press release where that complaint is
because I want to know how they came up with them.
Now, what we do see here is what they said in the press release
and it says, according to court documents, multiple social media
accounts linked to this man contain messages and post
allegedly revealed that he supported ISIS and he supported
violent tax carried out in its name and then they executed
search warrants. If that is the case, if there is
nothing more than this dude was posting things on social media,
however important his opinions are, that's what the 1st
Amendment defends against. He faced up to 20 years in
prison for material support. Look, we've been talking about
this on this program for longer than anybody else I've ever
heard. I don't know anyone else that
has drawn the distinction. If you are an American citizen
and you are willing to support ISIS verbally, which you're
allowed to do, as much as I hate it, there's a the fiscal value
that can be associated with that.
There's a monetary value in supporting a terrorist
organization. If you are an American resident
or citizen, they can monetize that and they would pay big
money to have it. So isn't that material support
of terrorism? How do you draw that line?
And then the other problem is we have a thing in this country
called political speech where you can give money.
Let's say you're Julie Kelly and you want to give a lot of money
to Barack Obama or Joe Biden. You can do that.
You can support those people. That's considered political
speech. I got to get the jab in there.
She was attacking a lawyer today about January 6th stuff.
It's like, oh, that's what we want to hear a food Blogger tell
us more. Tell the lawyer to shut up and
let the let the housewife talk. In any case, you can give money
if you are in fact someone who wants to make a political
speech. But if you give money to ISIS,
that's not political speech. That's material support of
terrorism. How does that work?
How do we draw that line? This is a dangerous case.
It's a dangerous precedent. And I'm waiting to see a little
bit more, so I'm going to reserve.
I don't know if this is the playbook or simply just an
infringement on what they call the 1st Amendment caveat.
The FBI puts it on every single one of these cases they open up
that is related to free speech. And they say very simply in a
very simple paragraph that is the opening lines, the FBI does
not conduct investigation solely on 1st Amendment protected
bases. And then they do it anyway.
And if that's what happened here, we've got a real problem.
I don't like people supporting terrorists any more than you do.
I signed up to actually kill those people in the United
States military. That was my goal.
That is why I entered and I enlisted at the age of 27 years
old. It's the reason why I got into
the FBI is to protect against that stuff, too.
I got no problem with stopping people who do this, but they are
allowed to have free speech until that speech translates
into actual plans in action and we cannot have pre crime.
Another reason why somebody who understands the problems on the
Intel side and who understands the problem on the law
enforcement side, a guy like Cash Patel is the right choice
for the FBI director. We need someone that gets it.
If you guys don't know this right now, there is a discussion
being had. Fox News, which is the legacy
media sort of animal, they're promoting a guy named Mike
Rogers. All right, Mike Rogers was a
representative in Michigan. He, I can't remember, he ran for
Senate. I don't think he made it.
I didn't even notice. I just saw that he had a four
Senate campaign. Mike Rogers is a former FBI
agent. And so here's the story of Mike
Rogers in this nutshell. And obviously there's more to
the man. I'm not going to simplify him
this much, but he joined the FBI in 1989.
He worked there for about 4 1/2 years because in 1994 he left
and he ran for state Senate, I believe in Michigan.
And he was elected to that state Senate post and he's been in
politics for 30 years. If you were in the FBI before
911, if you were in the FBI pre 2001 and you didn't see it on
the other side, you have absolutely no effing idea what's
going on in that Bureau. And if you were there for four
years, 30 years ago, get the hell out of here.
You're a deep state hack. And he's also been 100% behind
all of the intelligence communities apparatus like FISA
and seven O 2 never used it. I guarantee you never had access
to that because the FISA 7O2 stuff that the Bureau uses today
are post Obama era things. If you haven't worked for the
FBI in the last 10 years, you probably don't really know what
you're talking about. And I know Mike Rogers doesn't
know. I don't care if he was on the
Intel committee. It's irrelevant.
Working inside the office makes a difference on whether or not
you know where the bodies are buried.
And I'll tell you this, the suspendables and I all are
united on this one. We're cash only, all right?
Just like a business that doesn't want to take credit
cards. Cash only.
You can also move the needle on this stuff.
I'm asking you if you want to reach out to your Congress
people, you should reach out to your senators in particular.
So your representatives. We do have direct election.
So reach out to them, especially those wishy washy ones that Lisa
Murkowski types that have said no.
Let them know that they're done and then never vote for them
again and tell everybody else to this is the one shot to clean
this thing up. You can also put it out there on
all your social medias, hashtag cash only.
You'll see it. That's what's on the the
thumbnail for the day. That's what we're pushing.
It needs to be done. John Cornyn, if you don't put
the guy in that we want, if you don't confirm the guy that we're
looking for in Matt Gaetz, if you don't confirm the pics of
Donald Trump, you should be on the chopping block.
And I will move whatever abilities I have to push against
that here in Texas. I will come back to Texas if I
don't live here to try to help out whoever wants to primary and
get rid of John Cornyn if he can't do what he's told.
And honestly, he should probably go anyway.
Some of these people have been around far too long. 30 years is
enough. Why don't you get out?
All right, We're going to keep pressing along here.
A little bit more government news, a little bit more weird
stuff. We covered this story
previously. I don't know if this guy's a
scapegoat or if this is legit, but this is coming from ABC News
saying that the United States government employee charged with
leaking apparent Israeli plans in order to retaliate against
Iran. So the Israelis were talking
about doing a retaliation. The military plans were leaked
out on Telegram. If you guys recall, we talked
about this maybe 2 weeks ago. God, it's been a long time.
We we highlighted a female pro Iranian sort of professor turned
State Department or DoD asset. Apparently not her if you
believe it. I'm always kind of skeptical.
I don't really trust our U.S. government and particularly as
things like this where it sounds like they grabbed this guy in
Cambodia question mark. I don't get it.
His name is Asif William Rahman, charged with willful
transmission of national security or National Defense
information, according to court documents.
Again, didn't see the actual the complaint on this one to kind of
see how well substantiated it is.
The documents are vague about what exactly he shared.
You see, this is the problem. But sources have confirmed that
these charges are related to the leak that reportedly happened
last month, although it's not immediately clear whether he was
believed to be the primary source of the leak.
It always comes out, doesn't it, or whether he was just part of
it. He was arrested in Cambodia and
then brought to Guam. All very weird, totally unusual.
I don't know how they, they must have had an extraterritorial
squad go out and grab him. Lloyd Austin said it's very,
very serious. He's taking it very seriously.
So that heavyset man is concerned.
You know what we want to see? We want to see someone else in
the SEC def position in the Secretary of Defense.
It would be nice if we had some of the people on.
So hopefully here's what we're going to see.
This is the story. Speaker Johnson's been
reconfirmed. They confirmed the House.
They voted Johnson's back in again.
He said in his first statement that he's not going to release
the Ethics Committee release or the report that was on Matt
Gaetz. And I am, I'm good with this
because in America, again, due process, we give it to people
that allegedly killed Lake and Riley, but we're not going to
give it to the people who didn't do anything that was charged.
Nobody charged Matt Gaetz with a crime.
And they're trying to drum this thing up like it's the worst
thing that's ever happened. So I got kind of a little a
little mixed bag of fun stories we're going to play.
We're going to break into some videos here.
This one is the mood. OK, the atmospherics up on the
hill of people as they see Donald Trump throwing out who he
wants to have in his cabinet and who's being named as this
transition get started. We've only been into this for a
couple of days and heads are melting down.
So the attitude apparently is WTFI.
Love it. Keep them on the back foot.
Let's get a taste of this from MSNBC.
Well, Julie, let's talk about some of the picks that you just
ran through. Matt Gaetz, Tulsi Gabbard, Pete
Hegskif, do you think that they are confirmable at this point?
What's the buzz on the hill right now?
Well, I, I mean, I hope you don't forgive me for saying this
Kristen, but the general vibe on the hill right now is WTF.
People are shocked at the news of Gates especially.
I feel like I couldn't even get around to getting reaction on
Tulsi Gabbard when this pic of Gates came down the Pike.
Senators, Republican lawmakers, even one of them in a closed
door meeting said, Oh my God, when they saw the post from
Donald Trump, Several senators, I just ran into Lindsay Graham,
for example, who kind of brushed me off and said he didn't speak
to Trump yet. We'll see.
He said if Gates is confirmable, if he's a a good pick, Chuck
Grassley, who's going to be the top Republican on the Judiciary
Committee, working very closely with the next attorney general,
he really didn't have anything to say.
He stood there for 30 seconds just completely baffled when
reporters told him about this. Others like Collins, Murkowski,
those who are seen to deflect from whatever Trump tries to do,
their pressed handlers basically pushing us aside.
And it is because look at who Gates is.
He's currently under investigation by the House
Ethics Committee for some of these personal misgivings that
he's been a part of, some of the things that the federal
government has investigated him on and later dropped charges on.
He is still very much being investigated by that House
committee. A bipartisan sentiment across
the aisle as they really can't believe that Gates is the one
who ended up with this top job and.
They can't believe that he ended up with his top job.
That's fine. Like I said, we're supposed to
have due process. If somebody says that they're
going to charge you. By the way, they didn't charge
him. They just went and investigated.
And then they dropped the investigation and didn't go
anywhere, right? Isn't that how that works?
OK, In this country, you're innocent until proven guilty.
Can we not live with that? You're not asking this guy to
babysit your kids. You're not asking this guy to go
and be your role model. He's not going to go and speak
at your church. He's the guy that needs to come
in and cut off the effing heads, the people that have been
destroying this country by weaponizing our justice system.
How about that? There's an awful lot of evil.
It'd be really nice if we had somebody that just didn't care
that when you asked him if he called women fat and ugly, that
we're talking about it and he said be offended.
That's what I'm looking for OK, we're getting that out of the
SEC def to the the choice that he made this is Pete Hagseth,
who I mispronounced his name the other day and also apparently so
do some of these mainstream media hosts, which is kind of
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All right, let's get into this thing.
Ready for someone to flash something on the screen?
Who's this guy? OK, he's shirtless.
Let's hear about the awful, awful cabinet.
And let's hear it from somebody who's really good at crying.
Would that be fair? The head's exploding on the
liberal left. I mean the Republican.
I mean the liberal left. This is Adam Kinzinger.
So it just got word It's Matt Gaetz for attorney general,
Tulsi Gabbard for DNI. Tulsi loves Russia.
She. Loves Assad.
Assad is a butcher. She was a member of a cult too,
by the way. Somebody else can look that up.
Matt Gaetz is truly being suspected of sex with an
underage girl. I don't even know if you'd call
it sex. Statutory rape.
Yeah. Look, guys, this is not normal.
I know you voted for it, but this is a problem.
Senate. You better stop some of this.
Or literally years and years of norms and decency out the
window. Faith leaders, Faith leaders,
you voted for this. Yeah, yeah, we get it.
Yeah. OK.
Norm's out the window. Oh, this poor guy.
How much crying is he going to be doing in the next couple
years? He already looks really puffy.
Is he drinking or crying? What do you guys think?
You can put it in the chat. We'll throw that on the screen
here. I don't know what the problem is
with that guy, but I'll tell you what you don't want to do.
You don't want to go to a shooting range with Adam
Kissinger because that seems like a really good way to get
Spall in the face as he used a magnified optic to shoot at
steel targets from what, like 10 yards or less?
Brilliant. Yeah, Watch out.
That's why he got voted out. That's why that guy's not going
to be around again. The enemies you make forget
about due process. Let's just go out there and say
things. Investigations don't equal the
actual confirmation of the allegation.
That's just how it works in the real world.
I've had people that were alleged to be working South of
the border to be able to have access to underage children and
it turns out they were bringing the bicycles and actually doing
God's work there Just be real allegations do not always pan
out. We have to be a little bit more
cautious of it. And in this country, again,
you're still considered innocent until proven guilty.
They will do anything to smear. Here's somebody that I really
want to hear the opinion on. What do you think John Bolton
has to say? Well, I, I think that Tulsi
Gabbard's nomination to be director of national
intelligence. When I first heard that today,
my immediate reaction was hilarious.
Why? She's totally not competent for
that job. Gates.
Gates is the worst. She may be tracking in at the
second worst. Haven't had a lot of time to do
research on the Tulsi Gabbard nomination, but he doesn't
really know what to do with it. But it is something and it's
probably bothering him. So he's very concerned about
that. What we've been also hearing is
that they need to try to do anything they can to to stop
these nominations. They're going to call them all
out, whether it be Tulsi Gabbard, she loves Russia.
OK, now we got Gates and he's supposedly A pedophile or
underage rape. And then we've got Pete Heck
says he's a white supremacist. So there's that.
That was the first time I'd ever heard this one.
Who else is worried? You know who else?
Andy McCabe. Remember him?
He was the acting director of the FBI.
He was my boss when one of my daughter's was born.
His face is up on the wall at FBI headquarters and we cannot
wait for someone like Cash only to come in and throw it in the
trash. Here's Andy McCabe giving his
two cents on who is and who is not qualified to work in federal
government. This is the guy that actually
got removed. He had to fight a lawsuit to get
his pension back, and rightly so.
He should have been thrown out because he was a political actor
from the beginning. I want to start with Matt Gaetz,
who is potentially on track here to lead the agency that includes
the FBI where you spent so much of your professional life.
What are the implications of having Matt Gaetz as Attorney
General? Good morning, Casey.
I you know, there's, there's so many things that kind of jump
out to you and you hear that the prospect of that nomination.
But I think the first thing that that really impresses me is what
it says about Donald Trump's intention for the Justice
Department and the FBI. And Matt Gates is obviously
wholly unqualified for this job. He's someone who, I mean, quite
frankly, couldn't get hired by the FBI if he was.
Have you ever been interested in that, which I'm sure he never
was, probably couldn't qualify for a clearance.
Matt Gaetz has, by his own statement, some of those you
just played. No interest in the FBI or the
Department of Justice, no respect for the work that they
do or for the people that do that work.
He is singularly A disruptor. He is someone who's been
selected because of his interest and desire to go into the
organization and tear things apart.
You already had me convinced. I was already on Team Matt
Gaetz. Why?
Because he was one of the only Republican Congress people to
show up when there was closed door testimony for the
suspendables who got called to Congress and be deposed.
They were two, and Matt Gaetz was one of them, and he
regularly showed up and supported my guys when they were
there because he understood the threat, the problem.
So he doesn't respect the FBI. Good.
Neither do I Neither should you until they earn it.
And that means putting in a director that doesn't suck and
putting an AG that understands that it's negotiable whether we
keep you or not, that you're not.
You don't have a right to run this garbage on the American
people, and you have to earn your trust back because you
frittered it away. Here's another take.
This one's fun. I didn't know that the the new
Secretary of Defense is apparently also a white
supremacist. It's always my favorite when I
hear these things. We'll get on the evidence in one
second because this is so quickly debunked.
It's perfect. Again, let's just make the
arguments in the the Court of Public Appeals.
Don't worry about due process. We're just going to say stuff.
And the Secretary of Defense nominee Peter Headset, the the
the Fox News commentator as well, because this is someone
who weekend host important distinction.
This is someone who, you know, it is known to be a white
supremacist, known to be an extremist, whose platform, whose
book is basically about his opposition to the advancement of
black officers to the top brass and.
Oh, he's just known for that. That's what he's known for.
OK, good. Here is the story because I
hadn't heard this one before. This was a new one to me.
This is on the Sean Ryan podcast.
Here's the interview he sat down and did.
Seems like a real bro. I was deemed A extremist because
of a tattoo by my National Guard unit in Washington DC and my
orders were revoked to guard the Biden inauguration Jerusalem
cross tattoo, which is just a Christian symbol.
This is the one right here. This one is what got me
disinvited. I've never had orders revoked
before. I mean, listen, it's a standard
deal. You remember after January 6th,
everyone was in Washington DC like Nancy Pelosi had the
parking garages full of National Guardsmen.
My commander called me a day before tepidly, and was like,
like, major, you can just stand down, we don't need it.
We're good. I'm like, what do you mean?
Everybody's there? He's like, no, no, no, we're he
couldn't tell me. When I was writing the book, I
reached out to somebody in the unit who could confirm with
99.9% certainty because he was on in the meetings and on the
emails. Nope.
Someone inside the DC guard trolled your social media, found
a tattoo, used it as an excuse to call you a white nationalist
and extremist, and you were specifically by name, orders
revoked to guard the inauguration because you were
considered a potential threat. How was that?
It's a cross. Yeah, that's what the cross
looks like for those you have seen it.
If you guys are watching on the rumble channel, if you're
watching over on X, if you guys want to make sure you share this
video around this is the evidence.
This is what it looks like. This is what extremism looks
like. Apparently having a we the
people. Now you guys know I'm not a big
tattoo guy. I think you're a bunch of
heathens if you have them, but obviously some of the most pious
and loving people that I know also have tattoos, like my buddy
G OB actual. So I'm I'm actually just sort of
kind of tongue in cheek saying that I don't have any tattoos
because it never made sense to me to mark myself with
something. But I don't have a real problem
with the Jerusalem cross, which is what this is.
Here's an example of stuff. It goes back to the Middle Ages.
It's not a new symbol. It's not about white supremacy
or white nationalism or whatever made-up nonsense.
They said that was a that's a coin that you're seeing on the
screen right there. That's a piece of silver that
was coined by one of the kings in Cyprus.
It's a very, very universal Christian symbol.
It is used regularly within the Catholic Church.
I've seen it everywhere. I used to wear one very similar
to that on my neck when I was an altar server as a kid.
Come on now, people, are we really that nuts?
But you know that the left hates Christians.
They keep making it completely, abundantly obvious to us.
So that's what we're seeing. We can see it over and over
again. They don't want to stop.
They're not going to go ahead and give any ground.
So take them at their word. Again, if you want to clean out
these organizations, there's the sign.
Make sure you guys tweet out this hashtag.
It's hashtag cash with a KASH only, cash only.
That's my guy. I want to see it happen, I
really do, because we need to clean this country up in this
very meaningful way. There is a way to do it.
How about some good news? Should we do some good news as
well? Speaking of Catholic, Speaking
of people that are Christian and finally winning.
This is kind of good news for me.
It feels right. I sent it over to my attorneys
today. Devout Catholic worker fired for
not getting the COVID shot. She wins $12 million in a
religious discrimination suit. I want to break this down for
you. It's about 12.7 million, nearly
$13 million. She was fired in 2022 after
refusing her company company's COVID-19 vaccine policy she said
was against her religion. Go figure.
Same as me, same as many of you had the same sort of experience.
She worked for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Michigan.
They implemented A mandatory vaccine policy for their
employees in October of 21. Just like the FBI did.
Just like I've been filling out forms for all day.
And they had to be, quote, UN quote, fully vaccinated unless
they applied for religious accommodations or medical
accommodations. And then they just illegally
denied her. She said she was a devout
Catholic. She declined the shots because
she believed they were from what was in circulation, that they
were either tested or developed using fetal cell lines which
were obtained from abortions. She gave her reasons the same as
many of us did for this exact same problem.
Here's the way that the the breakdown happened.
I got to go over to the Catholic News Network for this one
because they broke down the dollar amounts, which is kind of
interesting. Let's see, they, they mentioned
the catechism that abortion is gravely contrary to moral law.
It's one of the reasons why some of these mentally ill people
keep going after it. She was awarded $1.7 million in
front and back pay. She'd been working in there for
30 years. She was given another $1 million
in non economic damages. I don't know what that exactly
is. And then she received $10
million in punitive damages, which were awarded in the civil
case. When the jury determines that
the defendant acted in a malicious or a reckless manner.
Standing up for your rights is expensive.
It's not easy. That's what she said.
And of course, she had to choose between her career and her
conscience. She gave up the career and
followed her faith. How many of us know what that is
about? It's the right move.
Didn't that something? And it's actually paid off in
this case. The key is we really have to
punch them right where they feel it.
There is resistance less you guys think otherwise.
Not just going out of the media and saying crazy stuff.
It does sound like they are trying to build up something
that sounds truly wild. This is a guy named Wiley
Nickel, and I want to play it for you because I want you to
hear it for yourself. This sounds seditious.
This sounds borderline treasonous.
I, I, you can get away with saying these things when you're
in the House, when you're in the Senate, when you have the speech
and debate clause in your favor. But if they choose to do actions
and not just words, we're dealing with a totally different
animal here. The, the left is, they're not
just going to make it smear campaigns part of the game.
It sounds like they're trying to build up a entirely shadow
infrastructure to resist Donald Trump that they're going to
announce. So how shadowy is it really?
If Trump attempts to weaponize the justice system against his
political opponents with Matt Gaetz at the helm, we can see
incoming Senator Adam Schiff is our shadow attorney general,
arguing against replacing our independent prosecutors with
Trump loyalists. If Trump seeks to eliminate the
Department of Education, Congresswoman Johanna Hayes, a
former Teacher of the Year, could step up as shadow
education secretary to loudly defend public education in the
United States. If Trump orders Marco Rubio to
hand Ukraine and much of Eastern Europe to Russian President
Vladimir Putin, Congressman Greg Meeks, as shadow Secretary of
State, could be a strong voice in support of maintaining
international relationships and protecting democracy at home and
abroad. Senator Michael Bennett, as
shadow Treasury Secretary and Congresswoman Susan Del Bene as
shadow commerce secretary, could help ensure the middle class and
small businesses have a voice in government and call out Trump's
proposed tax cuts for billionaires and corporations.
It goes on. I don't know how in the world
you try to justify doing that. They're obviously not going to
get confirmed. They're not going to have any
authorities. But if that's their goal is to
go out there and have somebody representing these ideas so they
can try to pretend like they're actually going to work it.
You don't have the House, you don't have the Senate, you don't
have the White House. Screw you, buddy.
What a weird thing to do. But it does sound like a lot of
nerves. All right, We're not going to
leave you for the weekend on a negative note.
We're not going to leave you on a on a note of anything that
serious. To be fair, we're going to go
ahead and play a little fun. So again, we'll just catch you
back up again. If you just joined us, we are
going back to the normal time. The people have spoken.
Our Amazon return for this time slot is now processed and we
will be dropping it off at The UPS Store shortly.
We're going back to zero, 9:30 Eastern Time.
We're going back to 8:30 Central.
That's the morning starting on Monday morning.
I've already worked it out with the guys on the American
Radicals podcast. We're going to make it happen.
So we'll be in the same studio. We'll have the same new look.
We'll have the same feel. We're going to keep it tight.
We're going to keep it polished, but we're going to go ahead and
do it live as we normally do in the same way over there on
Monday morning. So you guys got it.
There it is. There's the live chat.
Thanks for all of you that have been joining us.
We really appreciate it. Let me give you that palate
cleanse. You know you need it.
How about this one? Are you guys thinking about the
kind of women that are trying to get abortions or think that
abortion is the most important thing?
They probably also don't know anything about marriage and what
an engagement ring would cost. So enjoy this.
Don't spend that kind of money on an engagement ring.
Buy a tank. How much do you think a guy
should spend on an engagement ring?
I'd say at least like 100K, yeah.
Or you could buy an MRAP for $63,000.
And if you're not interested in MRAP, you could get a Chieftain
main battle tank for 75 K I'd say that's a pretty worthwhile
investment. Or if you really feel like
splurging, you could get the Leopard 1 main battle tank from
Germany, which will cost you $225,000.
But if you're going to spend that on a ring, you might as
well spend that on a tank. You can do a lot more with a
tank than you can with a ring. Also.
Those are facts, people. If you guys want to talk about
that, we'll post that video up on locals.
You can go to kyleseraphin.com and again, it's Kyle
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continues to go on over there. Really appreciate all of you.
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