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the Kyle Seraphin Show. It is Wednesday, July, the 5th
day after the 4th of July. So happy birthday America.
In fact, last night my kids got to stay up late.
I'll put that in air quotes. It was about 9:00 o'clock and
the lights went down. We had a fireworks display here
in Liberty Hill. I think it was going from one of
the towns up north, so that's two nights in a row we had some
fireworks. And my kids were dancing around
screaming I love America, Happy birthday America.
That's a four and a six year old little girl for you.
That's the kind of people that we're trying to raise in this
country. So happy birthday America.
We've got an interesting show lined up for you today, a
pattern that I'm seeing and hopefully it doesn't repeat
because it's definitely awful, but we will talk about that.
We're going to be talking about I guess that the coke and hose
party that happened at the White House whether or not the the
first family was invited is up to debate.
We'll find out that soon enough and the investigation continues.
But also I want to talk about this disturbing trend of
shootings that happen on 4th of July during crowded events.
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Okay, Mr. Ryan, Producer Ryan, Are we ready to rock'n'roll
What? Do you think?
Yeah, we ready, buddy? Let's let's do it, man.
Let's have a good time. So Article #1 we're going to be
talking about. This is from the New York Times,
ladies and gentlemen, The New York Times, the paper of record.
Tells us the Secret Service examined how suspected cocaine
ended up in the White House. None of us know now The initial
instinct that everybody had. I think probably everybody in
the chat will agree the initial instinct was that we were
dealing with a Hunter Biden coke and hose mixer at the White
House, but there's some indications that may not be the
case. I talked to Miranda Devine this
morning. She texted me back.
She thought that my coke and hose party was funny, but
probably not accurate. So I'm going to just read a
little bit about what the initial reporting is and then
we'll talk about it in just a second here.
We got an audio call from the hazmat team inside the White
House as they were addressing this, which will play in a SEC,
but let's just run through this. It says a This is Katie Rogers
reporting from Washington. A small amount of white powdery
substance was found in the White House on Sunday evening.
According to persons familiar with the episode, the initial
test by the emergency response workers determined it was
cocaine. There's all the sort of back and
forth people talking about, oh, you know, how they know what it
is. And you know, what was the
dangerous? There's a search kit.
The hazmat crews have them, just like a lot of police officers do
for field test of drugs. And in this case, it gave them a
yellow bar saying that it was cocaine hydrochloride, which is
some version of cocaine. I see in the chat people are
saying that he actually prefers Parmesan cheese mixed in there.
I don't think there's a hazmat test for Parmesan cheese, but
this cocaine was was identified in a in a baggie that was
apparently in some part of the shutdown area.
You know the the concern is always that it's going to be
some sort of anthrax or some other kind of chemical weapons
attack and not some kind of bag of party favors.
Whoever lost it I'm sure was very upset and the the DC fire
department has met team were the ones that actually responded a
White House spokesman. Person said that it was found in
a work area of The West Wing, and another dispatch said that
the substance was found in a White House library.
That was incorrect. That was the initial statement.
Let's listen, Ryan, if you pull up video #1, let's listen to
that hazmat call. And then we'll we'll we'll
continue to analyze it. I didn't copy the results on the
Gemini Gemini's results are a Game Match fan for the red bar
Game Match fan in the library. Come on out, we have a result.
On the demo we have a yellow bar stating cocaine hydrochloride
gas #5 three. That's 21 pass 4.
All right. So when we when we look at that?
Oh, there we go. I'm back.
Sorry. Thanks.
Catholic vote. So when?
When? Apparently there's a a little
system as they run this test and it has a library worth of
possible results and it gives you this input that that was
what Miranda Devine was telling me.
She looked at the actual physical device that they were
using for this test and what's most common in DC and so that
was her her take that in fact library was referring to the the
possible information going on there.
If we can go to article #2. This didn't stop.
This didn't stop people on the left from making their
speculations. Many of you guys think that it
may have been a Hunter Biden type thing and we don't know.
It sounds like the work area was not a place where Hunter Biden
would have had access to and yet it didn't have to be that.
Let's talk about left wing Twitter, which is always good
for a hot take. As you well know, Donald Trump
left the White House in January of 2021.
Now coming up on to and change years ago.
But obviously was Donald Trump Junior who actually left it
there. So a number of people on the
left believe that Donald Trump Junior has a coke problem.
I don't see any evidence of that.
I see I've seen a couple pictures of him where he was
drinking, which I think I've seen pictures of just about
everybody drinking at this point.
That's the way that social media works.
And now you've got people on the left saying that this is in fact
ADJT Junior drop. He somehow left it and that it
was just hanging out in the White House.
For years. If that is the case, which I
don't think is even close to likely, you're talking about
probably the worst security sweeps in the world and I don't
think the Secret Service is like that.
They go looking around. I'm sure this thing was left
within a couple days. So was it a visitor?
We don't know. We'll keep watching the story.
It's it's only semi interesting, but mostly what it shows is this
massive divide that's going on in the country.
And Speaking of divides, we had our divider in chief.
Give a fantastic and a rousing speech full of slurred words and
barely articulated points that happened on on yesterday as the
4th of July speech in front of a bunch of people they introduced.
By the way, I I watched this whole thing.
It's like a 20 minute video. It's actually really hard to
watch, so I won't put you guys through that.
But what we did see was the the White House staff introducing
Dr. Jill Biden. As one of the speakers and she
is absolutely uninspiring, as is the president right now.
Ryan, if you want to queue up that clip from the video, we'll
do a little bit of take on that. And then we're going to get into
today's sort of most substantive talk of gun violence or more
likely people who are shooting people, which is using a gun.
If you want to pull that clip up, we start at 8:40.
Give me one second, Kyle. Working on it right now.
OK, fair enough. So there he is.
Today, we celebrate our independence.
We celebrate our liberty and our freedom, and Jill and I are
honored to spend the day with so many military families.
We represent the link in the chain of honor that stretches
back to our founding days. You are the sinew, the backbone,
the reality of why we who we are unbreaking, unbending throughout
our history. Remind us that democracy is
never, never, never guaranteed. Every generation must fight to
maintain it, must always cherish it, defend it and strengthen it.
You know, as we remember the extraordinary country this is, I
hope we all rededicate ourselves to the essential work of our
democracy, which is to unify, to unify, unify this nation.
To see each other not as adversaries, but as fellow
Americans. Let us remember that well, the
other nations were formed based on things like geography,
ethnicity, religion. America is the only nation in
history founded on an idea, an idea.
And that is that we hold these truths to be self-evident, that
all people are created equal, all people endowed by their
creator. With certain inalienable rights,
among them life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, we
haven't always lived up to those words, or we've never walked
away from them. And today and all days we have
to say clearly we never you notice.
That he sounds kind of like a record that that's skipping.
Do you ever worry that he's going to just stay on that
track? He's like.
There's at least three slurs in there.
That was only two minutes of the speech.
He only talked for about 8 minutes because I think his his
bag, he ran out as well. The man, just like he just he
doesn't have it. Ryan, you're muted right now.
I like that Ryan came on just to laugh silently with me.
But he does. He's he's like a record player
that I just worry. I'm like, Oh no, what happens?
It would like to come tap him and skip him forward.
What do you think? Right.
Is it possible that they just that at some point he just ends
up on one of those loops where he just doesn't come back?
That'd be awesome. He's had a couple good.
Yeah, I had a couple good stretches where he went on for
like 20 or 30 seconds. We still never got a word out of
him. He did, yeah.
None of that stuff makes any sense.
So he's out there talking about the same sort of things.
We're fighting for the soul this nation, as many of us remember,
he was talking about. Do we actually get a video of
him talking about decency and coming back with decency?
Because, no, I couldn't find one.
Sorry, buddy. So I mean, I got some, I got
some sound bites, you know? Hairy legs that turn.
It's so bad. How did they get this guy and
put him into the White House? He's up there confused.
He slurs over words. I like when he goes this country
is so, so found. And you go, like, I listened to
that six times last night to try to figure out what he was
saying. I think what he was saying is
that we were actually founded. We're the only nation that was
founded based on principles and not based on ethnicity and
geography. That's what he was trying to
say, and he didn't get through it.
And so those of you who just heard that for the first time,
it doesn't make sense. You'll know that he runs out of
it, like, you know, when you're working on a computer and it'll,
it'll give you like the blue wheel of death or it used to be
they would give you the. Little timer that would flip
over. Biden has that.
And he just repeats. He just kind of like he's like a
like an autistic person that just like starts going like he
rocks back and forth and just repeats that line until he
buffers enough to say whatever's next.
And and I'm sure it's not written that way.
And he's also waiting for like applause breaks, but he doesn't
actually know what the crowd is going to do anymore.
He doesn't know how to read them.
So they intermittently throw him off by cheering about stuff that
he doesn't understand. And then intermittently he'll
repeat something that he think is going to be really poignant
and it doesn't work either. Anyway, it's just really sad to
watch and and that's the state of affairs on July 4th in the
United States in 2023. Pretty bizarre.
Let's talk about something that we are now seeing small pattern.
I always say two points makes a line, three points kind of
generates a pattern. So let's talk about hopefully a
disturbing line that ends this year.
We're going to get into this article.
What is that Article #3, the article #3 from the New York
Post if you don't mind. So those you are watching our
rumble Chan are going to be seeing this.
This is the headline. It just says gunmen arrested for
Philadelphia mass shooting which left five dead, is a BLM
activist who wore women's clothing.
According to sources, this is written by Emily Crane and Andy
Tillett. And so the story goes like this.
There's a white rifle wielding subject.
He's I hate it when they say this.
They always say bulletproof vest.
But you know it's a Kevlar vest. It's not bulletproof.
In fact, if anybody came after him with a rifle, you could
shred the guy. And so those of you who think
that you can buy. Something that is a bulletproof
vest. You can't you can buy a plate
carriers. That's kind of a thing.
So anyway, so this guy goes down in in in Philadelphia, ends up
shooting 5 people and killing them and shoots two children and
wounds them. Pretty awful.
And the guy's name I'm going to try to get it right here is Kim
Brady, which is an interesting first name.
Kim Brady Carricker, 40 years old, was nabbed afterwards,
arrested without incident, appears and the cops didn't
publicly disclose it initially. And then we got some information
from Facebook. So here's the here's the reason
why this this, this podcast today is titled as it is.
And I had to go look into the the Aerosmith song about Dude
Looks Like a Lady and what that's about.
So I'll tell you that in a second.
But if you go to the next article, Article #4, what we
have is the New York Post is giving us one really good and
clean version of what the story is, which is to say that this
guy, Kim Brady, was dressed like a woman and that.
In his Facebook pages, he's wearing a bra, he's got this
like nude colored shirt which is kind of bizarre and clearly
looks like a person that has some issues.
Again, ABLM supporter, which is you know it's neither here nor
there. If your ideology that you've
you've aligned with is one thing, it's it's quite another
to be dressing as a man in women's clothing.
That's always been sort of outside the norm in this
country. And yet if you look what this
this article is, this is a BC #AB66 which is a TV channel.
And they're talking about Action News.
Learn the name of the subject. They talk about how he shows up
with an assault rifle. Okay.
So now we're going to use that charged language of the left.
Those of you who know what an assault rifle is, that's going
to be a select fire weapon. This is not what this guy had.
He had just a garden variety semiautomatic.
And there's no mention in this story that that he dressed up
like a woman or that he's a BLM supporter.
So again, this polarized nation. You've got this really strange
moment where half of the country is looking at the information
showing this bizarre picture that you see next to me, a man
dressed up in women's clothing who supports, you know, Black
Lives Matter, which definitely had some violence associated
with it in 2020 and 2021. And then you see the local news
covering it and they're just talking about how they're going
to charge the guy with multiple counts of murder and what the DA
says and some other things. I want you to pay attention to
the DA that is there in Philadelphia.
The guy's name is Larry Krasner. Now, some of you be aware.
That this is a like a Soros funded campaign.
The guy ran on basically a prosecution, A prosecution
reimagining. He wanted to cut down on the
number of violent crimes that they're going to go after.
They wanted to basically cut the city some slack, which is
caused, as you can imagine, a huge jump in crime and and yet
this guy. He's going to, he's going to
show you something. A little bit later on in one of
the articles we addressed that he does have a lot more
discretion that we're even seeing in somewhere like New
York with Alvin Bragg, who obviously went after both
President Trump and a guy named Daniel Penny.
You remember Penny was the guy that was choking out the dude on
the subway station. So we're going to kind of just
kind of play these out. But the charge language that
goes left and right. I want to also bring up the next
article, which is what the NPR #5 and and they have the same
sort of story. So on the NPR article we're
talking about, once again, I'm just going to read you the text
of it. This is written by NPR staff.
So whoever the heck that is, they have no picture of the
subject up front. They actually have just a
generic picture of stock photo of the police, you know, sitting
out there with their lights on and some people in the darkness.
And it just says five people were killed, two others injured
on Monday when a gunman wearing a bulletproof vest opened fire
in a Philadelphia neighborhood. The things that they're keying
in on, the fact that he had a rifle, the fact that he had on
this vest. Which apparently they think is a
really dangerous thing. Just be aware of it.
If the left wing media is talking about one thing, body
armor, you can imagine that that's going to be Next up on
their list too. And they probably can't ban
guns, but they might be able to ban body armor.
They may be able to get people to do that.
So we're talking about assault rifles in this one here.
It's an AR styled rifle. A guy had a police scanner, so
we should ban that as well. I'm sure multiple magazines.
So, you know, these are always the problem.
You're you're they're you're seeing what they're they're
villainizing and we know what those things are.
But the the addition of adding this bulletproof vest thing,
which they love to say, I don't know why the press can't get
after it. After 20 years of being in
Afghanistan and, you know, 15 years in Iraq and talking about
body armor, there's there's literally millions of people in
this country that know things about body armor.
They know that a Kevlar vest is not bulletproof.
It just bothers me when they use words like that.
And same thing with the assault rifle thing.
They don't mean that. They mean something to the
people on the left. It sounds like a real scary
idea. It sounds like you have this
invincible mech warrior walking through the streets and that's
not the case. Those of you who own rifles know
a high velocity rifle round is going to penetrate and go right
through Kevlar vest unless you're wearing hard plates and
even those can only carry so much.
You can't wear plates covering your whole body.
Of course, NPR is quick to point out that this is mass shooting
#339 in the United States. I want you to just reflect on
that for a second. 339 mass shootings.
That have happened in the United States.
This reminds me a lot of FBI crime statistics.
It reminds me kind of of the way that we talked about it reminds
us like that they that they're going to tell you a number that
is so insane, that's so high that there's no way that a
reasonable person can believe it.
And and I'm reflecting back on the FBI projecting that they
were going to see 600 disruptions of terrorist
organizations in 2022. 600, and they only came up with 397.
This is a number that Gerrito Boyle and I have quoted a number
of times. 397 terrorist disruptions last year alone.
Again, I like to say this because it's easy to remember
that means the FBI disrupted a terrorist organization every
single day of the year and two times on every Sunday.
In order to get to that number right now, you have to believe
that there are mass shootings taking place 339 times.
We're only six months into the year.
You know, we've just completed the 6th month of June.
So these things are happening at like two or three a day.
Where's the news coverage of it? Where is the news coverage of
it? So let's talk about some news
coverage. Let's talk about something that
is out there in the in the the store, the story of history.
And we're going to pull up this Wikipedia article for you.
I'd like to dig back a little ways, Ryan, You're right on
things right now. This was a shooting that
happened on July 4th in 2022. So exactly one year to the day
on July 5th, we were hearing about this story and the the
investigation into it. This is known as the Highland
Park Parade shooting. You can find a Wikipedia page on
it. It occurred at 10:15 AM in
Highland Park, which is a suburb of Chicago, and the authorities
apprehended a 21 year old, a guy named Bobby Eugene Cremo.
Robert Eugene Cremo the 3rd 8 hours after after the shooting
happened. And there's something really
interesting that parallels what we just saw in Philadelphia.
If you want to punch over to the next article there, Ryan, it
shows us Who is this guy? He apparently had a YouTube
channel where he went by a thing called Awake the Rapper, and
you'll see that as the headline here.
This is a story by Tyler O'Neill, who's now with Daily
Signal, someone that I've talked to quite a bit.
So you're we're talking about this.
And here's the real key in the second paragraph of this story
we learned during the attack. Crema was dressed in women's
clothing in order to quote, UN quote, conceal his facial
tattoos and his identity. According to Christopher
Cavelli, who is a spokesperson for the Great Lakes.
I'm sorry for the Lakes County Major Crime Task Force.
So during that briefing we found out this is another, you know,
situation where a whole bunch of people were shot.
It was without warning. It was just an everyday 4th of
July parade and it was interrupted by this kid who
climbed up a ladder, sat on a rooftop and started taking
taking shots at innocent people, including children.
They said that there's no warning signs about this guy,
that there was no way to know. He was just a real quiet kid and
there was nothing wrong. Let's go ahead and pull up the
FBI wanted poster, if you would. That's the next article.
And if you guys take a look at this, those of you who were on
the Rumble Channel will see it. We have right here a kid who
weighs 120 pounds. He's 511.
I just want you to do the math that when I was in high school,
I was 5-7 and 1:25 and I was very, very skinny.
This kid is a beam pole. He looks like every leftist
lunatic protester that we saw in Portland never lifted weights in
his life. He's got tattoos on his face,
you can't even see it, but over his left eye he's got script
tattoos. You can sort of see a tiny bit
if you're looking on the rumble screen, certainly not if you're
if you're hanging out on our on looking on your phone.
But he goes by Bobby. He was born in 2000. 21 year old
kid with tattoos all up and down his neck and his arms full
color. That cost money.
I always look at that as a bad investment but you've got this
guy who's got tattoos all the way up so there's no warning
signs even though he's got hash marks underneath his right eye
on his cheek. Totally bizarre.
And then if you will pull up the the the next article here we'll
talk about what the this is again Emily Crane same person
that we just quoted a moment ago reporting on this guy so we're
we're looking at. The coverage, that is all coming
from the right side. And they're happy to talk about
the fact that he's dressed as a woman.
I think that's really, really important.
It tells us something about the kind of person it is.
Look, I have all kinds of interest in using firearms.
I would never go and ambush a parade.
But I can imagine this if I was trying to go out there and
slipped undetected, not ever would I consider dressing up
like a woman in order to get away with it.
That's just a bizarre take that the mind has to go to a specific
place. So this one, they say he was
dressed in a long sleeve shirt, black gloves and the next scarf.
Right. Do you actually have the photo
that I sent from the surveillance picture that we can
pull up? I think I sent that over to you
as well. There's a there's a picture of
him walking on surveillance footage of folks who I can we'll
put the the link in there if necessary.
Now it's it's a different one. He's wearing an American flag
bandana. Just totally bizarre, this long
sleeve like ugly women's blouse and like a dress and a backpack
which he carried up and then he climbed up the stairs and then
he walked away from that. There's some other pictures of
here. You can see the kid, he's
sitting, he does not look well. He's sitting in a blank room
where he looks like he's gotten scratches into the wall, right.
And if you remember this story kind of went away right away.
They immediately said that he had this, this like pro trump
leaning. They immediately pivoted and
said, oh, he's a right winger. He's got to be a right winger
because he's standing. And he looks kind of like he's
hammered by himself in this really kind of crappy kitchen
and he has a Trump flag around his neck.
And that because he owns the Trump flag, which looks very
ironic in my case. You look at it and you go,
that's a total weirdo, as Eric Jason just said in the chat,
total weirdo. He's carrying this, this Trump
flag, and he looks weird. He's hunched over and he's
climbing up on like a kitchen chair.
This does not look like a healthy well person.
I just want you to think of all the right wing people you've
ever been to a BBQ with. Anytime you've ever been to a
Trump rally, tell me how many times you've seen this kid
hanging out there and being embraced.
Not that he wouldn't be. I'm sure they would say hi to
him, but you've got blue hair, you've got face tattoos, you
have a sick and unhealthy amount of weight, and the dude decided
to go shoot up. An American tradition, which is
to say a 4th of July parade. Just the most unamerican thing
you can imagine and the most unrightwing thing, I would say.
There's the picture. Ryan found a good man.
So we've got this picture. This is actually a still from
the surveillance footage and if you can see on the channel right
now. He's wearing this women's
blouse. He's got this like I said,
American flag bandana. He's wearing his iPhone.
He's got gloves on in the middle of July.
Even up in Chicago it's way too hot for that.
Just weirdo on every level. And and I'm like I said, I'm
seeing a pattern here or I'm seeing at least a trend.
I hope it does not become a pattern but there this is not
the first sort of transi confused gender weirded out
person. So we've got to ask questions
about one are they on SSR I's, are they involved in some sort
of mood modulation hormones and are they also taking cross
gender hormones or something to that effect Because these
things, you know we we're playing with a machine that we
don't necessarily understand. I think that the fact that
they're throwing these hormones down on people and saying yeah
it's going to be fine, like the world is the experiment much the
way I think sort of the the sort of COVID.
The COVID virus was sort of a an experiment that we got to play
out here. So all this stuff is crazy.
I see that visit NAG is saying or NAJ is saying this was all
orchestrated. We think Ryan is this
orchestrated stuff. Is that what we're dealing with?
You know, I wasn't going to get your take on people that, you
know, go to the gym and they work out and they call it Roid
rage. Are we talking about the same
type of hormones that these bodybuilders are taking and they
go off the handle? Yeah, these are androgen.
So these are, these are male hormones, right.
So if somebody is taking male hormones, this was what we saw
maybe, and we're speculating a little bit here, what we saw in
Tennessee with the shooter that went into the the covenant
school. Imagine imagine being a 14 year
old boy again for those of you who are men and you can imagine
how angry and frustrated. There's a reason why a bunch of
18 year olds and 17 year olds sign up to be marines and the
reason is, is they're pissed off.
They don't necessarily know why. It is a sort of an impotent rage
I would say and the only reason why.
We are able to control that is #1.
Generally speaking, there's consequences because if you
screw around around a bunch of other ones, you're going to get
beat up by bigger guys. That's part one.
And #2. There are actual men in the
world who will put you back in your place very, very quickly if
you side the mouth off. Because like I said, I was
£125.00 when I was that age. I was that way all the way
through high school. By the time I got out of
college, I think I was 155 now, probably 175 pounds.
There's a big difference between being a man and being sort of a
a young young man, a boy that's kind of coming into manhood.
And the weight and the strength and the bone density, all these
things like happen, you know, after 25 or up to 25.
So imagine that you have all that rage, but you're also a
female and you haven't had a male influence to kind of teach
you how to use it. And you're 27 and you can go out
and buy any kind of weapons you want.
You can buy any kind of, you know, you can buy any kind of
tools to be violent. And then you've never been
checked on that and you're getting it at late in life.
And so these guys, you know, you're, you're dealing with
people that are clearly. They're struggling.
I don't know no one that that guy does not look healthy.
Neither of these people look healthy.
Neither of our shooters, this Kim Brady or this guy Bobby two
years in a row on 4th of July. We've got very unhealthy looking
human beings, very troubled looking people that decided to
take it out on innocent folks. And to me it's a big problem,
It's a concern. I would I'm, I worry that this
is a trend that we are seeing more of.
So we're going to have to just be aware of it.
We're going to have to keep. There you go, there's the look.
It's just not a good look. It's not a good feeling to know
that these people are out there. And you know, I'm pro armed.
I think even people who have been convicted of felonies
should be able to have their gun rights restored.
I'm not crazy about that. That didn't exist, by the way,
when the founders came out. But instead we are, we are
taking guns from them. Sorry.
We're taking guns from like white collar criminals who
probably have every reason to do it and to own weapons.
And then you've got, you've got these weirdos that are probably
buying these suckers legally, if you believe Joe Biden.
They're picking them up in trucks outside of Philadelphia,
apparently. All right, I'm going to skip the
next article. Let's go to the Hey Jackass.
I just want people to get a sense of what's going on in this
country when it comes to shooting statistics of one small
place. And it's if you guys are not
following this website, put it in your in your sort of places
you go and check out. If you kind of want to get just
a quick thermometer check on Chicago which is a leftist city.
You know it is held up as the sort of the pinnacle of gun
control and. We're in July.
This is the fifth day in July so far in in Chicago and this was
updated last night. So there may actually be some
fresher statistics I'm looking right now.
Yep, there it is. I just refreshed it.
So I just refreshed the screen. I'm seeing 10 total homicides so
far. That means that we had three
killed overnight in the last 24 hours and 10 homicides, 62 total
shootings. Nine of those homicides were
were killed with a with a firearm and 53 people have been
wounded. So we are talking about some
absolutely shocking, horrific numbers.
These are like worse than a day, you know, worse than a four day
period in Afghanistan. We didn't, we didn't even have
people dying at that rate, you know, for the last couple years
of the war. And in the meantime, you've got
10 homicides so far. They're calling the Summer of
Joy two that started on 5/26 to today.
We have 94 total killings in Chicago.
That is just a staggering amount of people.
In about 40 days, 94 total homicides, 464 people shot.
And I always gauge it on this the worst years that I've seen
in Chicago. If you'll notice there's a
little shot timer down there. It says a person is shot every
blank and murdered. Every blank on a person is shot
every two hours and 58 minutes. That's not as bad as I've seen
it. I've seen it under 2 hours on
average. These are obviously like,
doesn't mean that someone shot every two hours.
It just means on average they are.
When we had those really, really high numbers, which I think
we're in, 20/16/2021 was really bad.
There was a couple of other like really bad years in in the last
couple years, but we're talking about every under 2 hours
someone is shot in and then twice a day somebody is
murdered, it's under 12 hours. So this, this website is full of
data and I wish they would do this on some places like New
York. I wish they would do it for
Philly. I wish they would do it for
Washington DC as well. There may be something like
that. So if you do know it, please put
it in the in the comments, actually put it in the comments
of the Rumble channel. And we will keep track of it.
Or you can tweet it at me or DM me, but I I love seeing this
stuff because these are just raw numbers.
They have no emotion. There's nothing left or right
about it. And when you Scroll down far
enough, you see who the real victims of these crimes are,
that we're not hearing about that 339 number of mass
shootings. This is the reason why I think
we are not hearing about it. You'll also notice that they
they didn't report the the race, they they called the the kid out
in Highland Park a white supremacist and that he was a
Trump supporter and all this. I don't hear any of that coming
out of Philly because the guy was black and he had dreadlocks.
I'm just saying. And when you look at this, this
heyjackass.com website, you'll see that the breakdown of
victims, let's talk about victims, specifically the victim
breakdown in Chicago right now, so far this year, 82.3% are
black and 13.6% are Hispanic. So we're talking about 95% of
the victims are black and Hispanic.
The people that the Democrats claim that they love, the claim
that they're out there, champions of, that's a problem.
That is a real big problem and it's a it's a destroying piece
to the narrative there. It should be absolutely
destructive, like, yes, are 92% of the people killed with a with
a firearm, of course, because that's the most efficient way to
do it. That still leaves you about 8%
of people being killed with either hands, feet, knives,
vehicles, you name it. Poison, I guess is a
possibility. It's just it's it's such a
staggering amount of number. And then when you scroll all the
way down the page, and if you do this, they used to have a really
good breakdown of the number of people, the race, of the people
that were actually caught involved in these homicides.
And it's almost all black and Hispanic.
Again, people kill those people around them.
There's nothing sort of secretive or there's no there's
no conspiracy here. That it's it's crimes of
opportunity. It's the motive is sort of just
fits everyday rage, violence. A lot of the stuff is is gang
and drug related. So you're talking about people
that are involved in a criminal activity to begin with and
violence is as part of their life.
But when we talk about the people that are dying of those
339 mass shootings and I'll have to dig into it further, maybe
we'll have that for you on Friday. 339 mass shootings.
Only a few of them are these really like wild card events
where it's a school and they can really get on that narrative.
Oh, it's assault weapons are the problem, right?
Mostly what we're talking about. Most of these issues are black
on black crime, Hispanic on black crime and so on.
And they happen in urban areas in the United States.
There are multiple people shot because someone is shooting
indiscriminately and has nothing to do with the weapon system.
In fact, in Chicago itself, we know things like AR fifteens are
outlawed and it didn't stop that kid in Highland Park from going
out there and getting that, doing that shooting.
That should be a real problem for everybody's narrative.
It's like where do they come from?
And they love to act like, oh, it's well, it's it's Indiana or
it's the surrounding states. This is not the problem.
There's 300 + 1,000,000 guns in this country, in fact, for those
of you can see, I mean I have. I've got one sitting right next
to me right here. I keep.
I keep an AR next to me at the desk.
It's not going to hurt anybody. It just sits there.
And that's the whole point. If we're going to act like it's
some tool, the tool only works when there's a human being
behind it, and those of you in the chat are probably going to
go nuts in a second when you see that I'm holding up a suppressed
SIG. It's a it's a great weapon
system, so. Anyway, it is what it is, but
it's really, it's really sad to see that sort of thing
happening. Now.
I want to kind of pivot. We're talking about how they
frame these things. Let's let's pivot over to
something that just happened in New York City.
If we'll go to article number, what is that?
Yeah, the next one. You got it right.
You already know what I'm doing. So here we are looking at an
article from Breitbart. It just says the charges were
dropped against a 20 year old for fatally stabbing an unhinged
New York subway rider. We got to focus on the language.
We have to listen to what we're saying here, 20 year old.
Was charged initially, but they dropped the charges.
What was the story here? Many of you guys may not know
this. It wasn't.
Didn't come out in the big way. A guy named Jordan Williams.
This is not the one with the the choking.
This is another. Last month Jordan Williams, 20
years old and his girlfriend were riding on the subway when a
shirtless the victor, God knows what this last name is Odriago
or something 36 years old, begins harassing passengers on
the Brooklyn J line. This is reported by the New York
Post. Again, we're reading a a
Breitbart article. The grand jury dismissed
Williams charges of criminal possession of a weapon with
intent to use and the felony manslaughter charge.
After watching a one minute and 27 clip, a one minute and 27
second clip showing the events leading up to the fatal
stabbing. I want you to contrast that with
what happened with Daniel Penny, which we'll do in just a second.
Let's look at the language here, because this is what I want to
talk about. First of all, you've got a 20
year old guy, he's with his girlfriend.
There's a shirtless bad guy. The straphanger who he killed is
referred to as unhinged and allegedly punched the girlfriend
in the face. OK, so there was violence, but
not to Jordan Williams. And he stepped in and then he
stabbed somebody. And he was carrying a weapon,
apparently illegally, because it's illegal to possess that
weapon. But they dropped that charge
after watching a video. That's exculpatory evidence, I
would say. And they dropped the felony
manslaughter charge, which is exactly what Daniel Penny is
being charged with right now. Daniel Penny didn't need a
weapon. He did it with his hands.
Because he's a freaking Marine. So there's that.
So we've got this guy. Apparently he Mumbles something,
then he picks up a buttoned up shirt off the seat. 20 seconds
of footage. It cuts to this guy struggling
with Williams. This is the the guy who was
charged and had the charges dropped.
His friend. They're all fighting.
There's all these swear words. They pin him against the window.
They're just describing this here in the article.
And end of the day they they claim that this, this unhinged
strap hanger said he was going to erase someone.
And then the stabbing happens, OK?
And apparently he asked the the, the girlfriend of the of the 20
year old man who did the stabbing, asked her some sort of
very explicit question which you can just guess on.
You can go read the stuff. I'm not going to read it here.
Anyway, the the guy ends up dying, the 36 year old man who
is quote UN quote unhinged. Now I want you to contrast that
with what happened with Daniel Penny.
This is the New York subway rider.
So let's go to the next article here, which I believe is by CBS.
And what we'll see is we've got Daniel Penny.
Pled not guilty to criminal negligent homicide, manslaughter
in a chokehold of Jordan Neely. So another Jordan.
But this time Jordan is the guy that died.
This is the homeless guy, you you'll remember that he's over
and over painted as a street performer.
And so we got to read this is CBS so we're going to get a
certain type of take care. And so let's read some of the
words that they're using for that.
They they have, first of all they quote Alvin Bragg right up
front and Alvin Bragg said quote Daniel Penny stands indicted.
For manslaughter after allegedly putting Jordan, Neely and a
deadly chokehold for several minutes until and after he
stopped moving. I hope Mr. Neely's loved ones
are on the path towards healing as they continue to mourn this
tragic loss And then he said the attorney.
Apparently the Neely family, this is the the attorneys for a
man who was a homeless and was dancing on the, you know,
dancing on the subway station on the platforms.
That guy apparently now has not just family, but two at least.
Two family attorneys that are representing him.
Where the hell were these people when this guy was out there
losing his mind being quote UN quote unhinged.
I would say on a subway they come out and they you got this
attorney Downte Mills and he says quote from now on when
justice happens don't be surprised and don't be shocked.
I don't even know what that's supposed to mean.
I don't even know why they whoever wrote this was not very
good. But then you've got another
attorney this is 1 named Lennon Edwards who says we're we're all
witnesses here. We're witnessing even $3,000,000
a legal defense fund interviews that took place before this
happened. You can't make justice go away.
So what they're trying to say is that even though Daniel Penny
did something that most people would say is objectively
reasonable, they were a he choked out a man, he didn't
carry a weapon, he wasn't running around like holding on
to a knife illegally and then stabbing some dude.
He literally stepped into the gap where there was a problem.
And if if you've ever ridden New York subways, this is a real
problem. There are some wild people out
there. Mostly what people usually do is
they run away from it. And we've all seen videos of it.
I've seen it in person. My wife is is from New York, so
when I've gone up there to visit Inlaws, you stand there and
they'll just be crazy people. I'll give you a great example.
So I'm sitting on a subway platform.
This is a couple years back. Sitting there with my wife on my
left and on the right hand side, there's the stairs going
upwards. There's probably 20 yards worth
of open platform and people are just milling about standing
there. They're waiting to, you know,
see the train pop up. And as we're waiting, some guy
comes down the stairs and he's clearly out of his mind.
He's talking to himself. He's mumbling.
He looks disheveled. He looks, you know, gross and
dirty and all the other kind of things.
And he's got this water bottle, like a plastic water bottle,
like one of those one pint sized and.
He's talking to nobody. He's arguing with nobody.
People kind of see it. Some people kind of move, and
they go from my right side, they move off to my left and they go
past the other side. They just get away from the guy.
That's pretty standard New York movement, you know, ignore and
and get out of the way. Then this guy starts getting
really agitated with whatever he's talking about in his head.
And and don't get me wrong, I feel for people with mental
illness. It looks awful.
But they're also a danger. And so this guy, and I'm at this
time, I'm pretty confident. I'm pretty sure I was.
I was an FBI agent at the time. So I'm armed.
And I'm watching this dude going, like, I wonder what
happens next. And so he's got this water
bottle, and he starts flinging it as hard as he can against the
wall. And he's not hitting the cap, so
it's not opening. So he's just smashing into the
wall and it sounds, you know, like a boom because we're in the
middle of this big tunnel. He picks up the water bottle.
He steps back. He's arguing again.
He starts fighting. He turns around, throws it again
really, really hard. But he's closer to me.
And he keeps edging closer and closer and closer.
To where I'm at and of course all the passengers start moving
onward and I'm basically the only person in between him and
everyone else. And so he he looks at me and and
here's the thing about crazy people and I've and I've I've
had some conversations with a lot of homeless people as a
paramedic. I've also had a guy that I used
to perform in a a college band with which is borderline
embarrassing. But we had this kind of fun
little band that we all got together and play and and my
bass player used to be homeless on the street in New Orleans and
he'd been in and out of mental institutions and so we had this
really fun. Interesting conversation.
I learned a lot about it as a young as a young man kind of
what what things look like from at least one guy's perspective
and he said crazy people could always recognize other crazy.
We know when people are faking it, when they come in if they're
you know, trying to get out of a a criminal charge.
But the other thing is this. We also know what danger looks
like. Still just because you're
completely out of your mind. A lot of people still have some
awareness of what it looks like when something is dangerous and.
In the case of this particular guy, he eyeballed, locked with
me on this New York subway platform and I gave him the look
I gave everybody. It's like we're about to decide
whether or not we're going to dance.
And I don't know what I was going to do.
I don't know if I was going to have to shoot him, kick him onto
the rails, whatever it was, But I wasn't going to let him go and
harass my wife, who was sitting next to me, and certainly not
the other passengers as well, down the line.
So the decision is really simple.
It's like, what do you want to do next guy?
You get a vote. And his vote was he wanted to
just mumble and walk away. And that's the right answer.
So, so many people run away from this.
In the case of our, our sort of accused now and standing about
to stand trial for trial for manslaughter, Daniel Penny, he
stood in the way and one of the things he had to do was come up
behind this guy and choke him out.
And then you see there's plenty of videos of it.
So if you haven't seen it, go find it on your own here.
But this guy put him in the recovery position, which is the
exact right move. That's what you do when somebody
is, is unconscious. You put them in a place where
they're able to recover you. You set them up in, you know, so
that they have their basically their left arm underneath their
head their their airway is open and multiple people tried to
save this guy's life after choking him out.
The fact that he was probably malnourished had a history of
mental illness and unknown other problems and he was homeless,
that should definitely be something in there, you know,
just exactly the same way we see charges dropped on the other
side. And did they play that
exculpatory evidence? No, I don't think so.
So we've got one sided justice happening.
In the meantime everybody it kind of has this sort of
instinct that's on the political right that looks at it and goes,
this isn't, this is not a fair thing.
You don't want people like Daniel Penny to be accused.
You don't want people like Daniel Penny to be charged
because the result is going to be no one steps up and and stops
someone who is threatening people.
And and New York City has some serious problems with mental
illness right now. This is a quote from from
Penny's attorney. He says all the evidence that
we've seen our client acted reasonably under the
circumstances and he was justified the actions he took.
On May 1st, 2023, Daniel Penny defended his fellow travelers
and now it's our turn to defend, defend Danny.
That's all good stuff. The fact that people stepped up
and raised $3,000,000 is fantastic.
Let's kind of look, let's kind of look at this.
You pulled up the next article, so that helps me out there.
This article that I've got in front of you that if you're
looking at here, look at the language on this one.
Jordan Neely's accused killer. They're not even going to name
the guy Daniel Penny. Jordan Neely's accused killer
pleads not guilty to charges of homicide and manslaughter.
Now the source of this is a website
calledblackenterprise.com. I just went looking to see if I
could find some different takes. It's it's under their tab.
Black lives matter. Apparently this black life
didn't matter to anyone. Jordan, Neely, this homeless guy
up until he was dead. So yet again, people using
another death as a political victory.
It would have been nice if somebody cared about him and
made sure that his his life mattered before he had to be
choked out. And I do say had to be because
somebody had to stop somebody when they start acting violent.
And it took turns out that we had a Marine that stepped up and
and did what he basically said he would do, which is defend
people. I'm not mad at him for using the
skill set for that. And honestly a chokehold,
especially if it's done correctly, is a very effective
way to put somebody on the ground.
And the problem is, is that you don't drive around on the subway
in New York. I'm sure many of you don't do
this either with. Some sort of restraints.
You don't have shoestring handcuffs.
You're not running around holding onto a set of flex cups
or something and you certainly are not carrying handcuffs,
traditional handcuffs with you. So how are you going to restrain
this guy? You're not going to tie him up
with something. You don't have duct tape, which
can be broken pretty easily, so they just had to hold on to him.
There's no other way to do it until you get to a place where
the where the law enforcement can actually step in and do the
job they probably should have done a long time ago because
this dude was clearly threatening.
In any case, let's just talk about the way that they talk
him. They they they refer to him as a
killer in the headline. I think that's really important.
It says the the police documentation reveals that they
didn't consider Neely to be a serious threat.
He was generally nonviolent with his with his verbal outbursts.
And yet Penny proceeded to take the 30 year old down to a fatal
chokehold and continue for several minutes.
Any of you have ever had to fight somebody to the ground,
you know it doesn't end quickly. And it doesn't stop when someone
stops moving, necessarily. So they are they refer to him as
the 24 year old killer. They say he was indicted, They
go on And once again, we've got Alvin Bragg saying he doesn't
see the righteousness of Penny's actions against Neely, who was
homeless at the time. You know, we used to just call
these people bums. In fact, people in New York used
to call them bums. Many of you guys may know that.
It just says that Penny's confident of his innocence, that
he acted under the law, which I think we all think is the case
if you can stab somebody. If you can stab somebody with a
knife that you're not supposed to be carrying, and that's going
to have the charges dropped on you, but you can't roll somebody
up into a chokehold, which is an authorized restraint from most
law enforcement. The FBI just put out new
guidance. But when I went through the
Quantico Academy, a chokehold, which is it's not really a
chokehold, it's a blood choke. There's two different ways you
can do it. We should break them down for
use of force when you when you engage in.
A carotid restraint, which is going to basically cut off the
two carotid arteries to your brain that makes people go out
very quickly. I've actually done this with
guys. When we are rolling, everybody
at the FBI Academy has to experience it.
They actually choke you out or you have to get to the point
where you're about to go out and tap.
Unless you're some of my buddies who decided they just wanted to
have a little nap for a second. But the the air choke, which I
think is what ended up happening to to Neely and of course we
have to find out later, but. You know, the air choke is
essentially when you actually hit this piece here.
This is the trachea. That's where you're going to be
able to breathe. That's going to be cutting off
your actual air supply. What we want to do is cut off
the blood supply because the blood supply to the brain can be
interrupted briefly and it basically gives somebody a hard
reset. They go out cold and then you
can kind of keep them immobilized.
But the question is what are they going to do with this guy?
They're on a subway train in a enclosed compartment.
And like I said, his actions were basically using his, his
tools available, just his two hands and some basic combative
training that he had and. And the other guy is carrying a
knife and the and the guy with the knife is not referred to as
a killer by any of these media organizations.
Even though he killed somebody. He's referred to as a as someone
who defended his girlfriend and and engaged in self-defense.
Think that should bother us. So we talk about self-defense.
Let's bring up this RedState article here if you would.
This is a this is an article by Jeff Charles.
If you're not following Jeff Charles he's pretty good on
Twitter as well. He puts out some pretty decent
information. Yeah the articles entire woman.
Shoots attacker and self-defense a powerful reminder why women
need guns. This was released yesterday on
July 4th. I think it is an important
reminder. It's one of our fundamental
freedoms that you can carry a firearm because it's a great
equalizer. Most women in the world outside
of outside of the very very few that are in the MMA sort of
space and even them are probably vulnerable to a real decent
sized man. Most women in the world cannot
go toe to toe with a dude. Period.
That's the biological reality of it.
You can't go toe to toe with a man dressed as a woman, and you
definitely can't go toe to toe with a with a man dressed as a
man. So women, your options are
pretty straightforward. You can carry a stun gun.
You can carry some kind of a Taser weapon or electrical
weapon. You can carry a baton if you
have some skill set with that, and that may be an option for
you. You could carry a knife,
although that's probably probably really dangerous.
Or you can carry a gun, which is something that generates some
what we call standoff distance between you and somebody else
and this, this article. Just gets in and states that
there are a number of situations in this case Mount Carmel, PA
this is a story of a woman who was forced to use a handgun and
she was assaulted and she used the firearm to to keep herself
safe. She used a defensive handgun
which they report millions of these things are happening
annually and it's just look if we had the ability to shoot in
in places they they said that the woman shot three times.
She hit the the the person that was assaulting her, who she
didn't know who it was. Just imagine this.
It was 4:30 in the morning when the when the police responded.
So this is in the middle of the night, the dead of night.
She grabs A handgun, responds. It ends up being a woman that's
trying to assault her and the woman had a blunt object.
So you know you defend yourself with what you have with the
means necessary. There is a standard for using
deadly force. Basically.
They always use the sort of fear.
Of your safety, of your life, that kind of thing.
But end of the day that what you want to talk about is, do you
have a reasonable belief that the person who you are about to
shoot was going to cause serious physical injury to yourself or
someone else that you're responsible for?
And that's the FBI standard. That's the DOJ standard, which
is inside the constitutional bounds.
It is pretty much the standard for all people.
When the cocks when you talk about can you use deadly force,
can you produce a weapon and brandish.
To show that you're about to use deadly force, you have to have a
reasonable standard. A reasonable person would have
to be able to go, Yes, that was reasonable.
And any reasonable person would have the the fear or the
reasonable belief that you were about to face serious physical
injury or death, either yourself or someone else, generally
Speaking of someone you're responsible for.
But it could be a bystander in some states, certainly in Texas,
so. We've got all these different
examples of this. There's another one.
If you pull up the next article here, which I think is worth
knowing, this is something that was just mentioned on True
Social. Somebody asked me, hey, are you
going to how come no one's talking about this?
Well, let's talk about it. We're talking about a an armed
employee of an apartment building used a firearm and shot
an intruder who was carrying a rifle.
This is handgun versus rifle. You use the tools that you have.
You do the thing that you have to do in order to keep people
safe. This was an employee that was
working in Las Vegas. Had an apartment building and
some dude decided to come marching in with an AR15 and a
GoPro or sorry a helmet on. I I always put the GoPro idea in
my head but they come in with this helmet and you go like why
would someone come in with a helmet and an AR rifle into an
apartment building if they don't live there and open carry it in.
So this person ended up with the rifle ended up engaging the
employee taking shots and then there's there's a shots going
backwards. Have you heard this in in the
story. Have you heard that that
somebody tried to come into this this building and try to shoot
it up? If you Scroll down a place that
the place is called Turnberry Place.
It looks like a very nice apartment building.
I'm sure it's not cheap and looks like it was built
somewhere in the in the early 2000s.
It's like this multi, you know, massive glass facing, very
pricey, you know, residence hall, Turnberry towers, 10
minutes from the strip by walk. And then we've got this guy
named Andrew Warrender who comes in with a rifle at 3:15 in the
afternoon. That's not normal even in Vegas,
and uses his weapon and shot at this employee.
And the employee happened to be armed and shot back and and then
the employee held that person at gunpoint.
They were able to arrest, saying he felt like everybody's life
was in danger. And then we get down here that
there's almost no news coverage of it And essentially the police
said. Yeah we believe that this person
they said we don't know about a hero but that person was
probably justified what they did.
So no rest of the employee doing the shot.
And we the only reason that we're hearing anything about
this story, the only reason why the story is actually getting
any traction is because Amy Swearer who works for the
Heritage Foundation and has actually done some pretty good
work on this. Put this out, started covering
it kind of heavily. Then it made some tread went
over to Fox News and we get into this spot where at least a few
people now you all are aware. That this dude was firing into a
glass door, firing in general into a public space, carrying a
rifle. And and somebody who was
carrying a weapon did the right thing.
It reminded me and I sent I sent Ryan some videos of this.
There was a thing called the Eli Dickens drill.
Some of you may remember this thing.
This happened in a mall last year and essentially some dude
did the same exact thing. Came out of a bathroom with a
rifle in public, didn't make any sense, you know, probably had
like all black on from what I recall.
And then started shooting people indiscriminately in a food
court. And was just blasting away with
his AR15, which is not an inherently dangerous gun.
Like I said, there's one sitting right next to me.
Hasn't hurt anybody ever. And yet it does have this
demonization on the left because it has this political and and
this emotional trigger to it. So you got this guy blasting
away and Eli Dickens steps up and does this like hero shot
from 40 yards away with a red dot pistol and was able to put
eight hits on this guy in 15 seconds and put him down.
Now some people died tragically in that but.
You can imagine how much worse it would be.
We just did the Super Bowl of masculinity with Steve Friend
the other day. We showed how a cop showed up
and did the right thing, ran towards gunfire, and some of us
are being called to do that. So we'll probably cover this at
length at some New York time. You know, you've got to be able
to bring, you got to be able to bring some information, you got
to be able to bring some training and if you want to be
look at this video, the guy, this is the dude that was
shooting, there you go and there's the shooting back.
But he went in there wearing a helmet.
That's not normal. Anyhow, you you have to be
prepared that there's some unhinged people out there.
There's a lot of medications, there's a lot of hormones,
there's a lot of tolerance for some strange things that would
have never gone under the radar. But now they are, they're flying
under the radar and people are not paying attention to them.
So we have to pay attention. You have to be ready to protect
your family, protect your kids, protect your wives.
If you're a man, carry a gun. If you're a woman, definitely
carry a gun. Find one that fits you.
We'll talk about fitting A handgun to you at some point in
the near future because I think it's important.
I think it's a relevant topic and you got to get training.
You have to know that if you're at 50 yards away, and in fact
we're probably going to do a cool video, Ryan, you still have
to do do some handgun training. Is that something that's on our
list? He's he's muted.
Yeah, man. And now you re muted yourself.
Oh, wow. There we go.
I'm back.
Yeah. Handgun training, man.
That's how those videos you showed me were awesome, man.
I wish we had time to show those on here.
That was really sick. So you explain that.
Yeah, so I should. I sent Ryan some videos.
Folks, this is totally doable with not a huge amount of
training, just a basic competency.
But I showed him some videos of me out in the desert drawing a
weapon. This is actually, incidentally,
the same place where I had a police officer interact with me
and I got suspended for. But I'm drawing a weapon from a
holster and I'm taking a shot on a basically a human torso size
targets 12 inches wide by 20 inches tall.
It's called a IIPSC if sick target.
And anyway, so it steals, you can tell.
But at 50 yards, I'm I'm drawing and under 2 seconds like around
a second and a half, putting it one single hit on a steel
target. That first hit is really
important, that 50 yards. And we're going to get Ryan up
to that speed where he's at least being able to do that in
two, two to four seconds coming out of a holster from under his
shirt. And we'll do some videos of it.
I want you guys to see. We'll do it in two days worth of
training. Now you got to maintain that
proficiency. Yep.
I got the video queued up. Can I roll it?
Yeah, roll it. Why not?
All right, there's our target set at 40 yards, it is a 12 inch
by 24 inch tall steel AR500 target.
We should be able to hear it Ding.
And we're going to be shooting here at this 40 yard line, 10
rounds in 15 seconds or less, looking for eight hits or
better. This is the Eli Dickens Drill
and we're going to start with a safe.
Empty gun. This is my concealed carry at
Glock 19 with an arm R We're going to make sure that there's
no magazine. Lock the slide to the rear
again, there's nothing in here. We're going to check the
chamber. I'm going to look away just to
clear my eyes, looking again for brass.
Nothing in the chamber. And now I'm going to load and
make ready with A10 round magazine.
Get that free look and holster up on the timer.
You're going to hear the beep. We're going to try to do this in
under 15 seconds. OK.
Drop the mag. Got an empty gun Again.
Check the chamber. Look away.
Check the chamber. I'm going to drop this slide
and. Holster it up.
Was 14.29. That's under that 15 time.
And I did have two misses that I could count there.
I'm sure you could hear them as well.
So that is a successful Eli drill.
Although not the most impressive work, this is absolutely a
challenge and if you start feeling yourself get ahead of
the pace, you really have to slow it down in order to make
those hits. You, Jeff Cooper, always said
that that you can't miss your way out of a gunfight and that
is, yeah, you can't. Miss your way out of a gunshot?
You can't. So folks, I recommend training
and and you know, those of you who know my background know that
I've been carrying a gun since I was about 21 years old.
I started carrying it every day about 14 years ago or something
to that effect. Maybe not.
Maybe not 14, maybe 12 years ago.
Anyhow, carrying a gun for over a decade, trained
professionally, trained in the military, spent a lot of time on
my own kind of doing that sort of thing.
And you know, it's a challenge to shoot somebody at that
distance, especially if you are not ready for it with the
adrenaline dump and all the other things.
So you got to get yourself going.
I got people in the chat. Now they're talking about what
the power factor of the weapon was.
That was 147 grain, a subsonic 9 millimeter, nothing wild.
This is FBI training ammo that I had at the time because I was
still working for the Bureau when I took that that video.
But end of the day, we got to be out there training so that you
are prepared to defend yourself, to defend your loved ones.
And it doesn't come naturally, but you can build that basic
skill set up. So at least you give yourself a
fighting chance. If there are in fact 339 mass
shootings, which I think are mostly gangland, but you never
know where you might be, you don't know where you're going to
go, you should probably plan on not going to places that are
going to have that sort of problem.
But if you can't plan, which is often times you cannot plan
where you're going to end up, you might be at a mall and
somebody decides today's the day you might be at your apartment
building and some guy decides he's going to shoot through the
glass. And come inside and try to kill
people randomly or go after an exgirlfriend or God knows what
that dude's problem was. But he was handled and sorted
out because somebody had a firearm, was competent, was
prepared and, you know, sent some rounds down, raised, shut
him down. But one thing that we do know
about mass shooters is when they start getting riled, when they
start coming after people, it is hard resistance that stops them
almost every time. The first time that they run
against resistance, they do one of two things, either surrender
or they kill themselves. And either one of those is an
acceptable outcome for me if you've decided to go take human
lives arbitrarily. So be prepared to be the person
that stops those people in their tracks.
And, you know, be safe out there because there's a lot of
weirdos. We are dealing in a time when
there's an awful lot of weirdos. We'll do some shooting.
We'll do some shooting with Brian.
Like I said, we'll, we'll videotape 2 days worth of
training. We'll take him from zero to hero
if we can. I told him that I'll have him
making 100 yard handgun shots. In two days without, without a
lot of problems, at least 50% accuracy.
And I think I think we'll see that.
I haven't. I haven't sat in person with
Ryan to see if he can do it, but I believe in general
athleticism. He's going to be successful in
that. So that'll be a fun thing to
document. We'll go do it out there.
We'll do a suspendable shoot. Maybe we'll bring some of the
other guys in and we'll share that with you all.
Folks, you've been listening to the Kyle Sarafin Show today on
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