Take a look behind the curtain with a real whistle blower, an
American patriot prepared to embrace the uncomfortable truth
because this program has no time for comforting lies.
Here is civil liberties enthusiast, Second Amendment
defender and recovering FBI agent Kyle Seraphin.
Well, hello my friends, and welcome to the Kyle Seraphin
show. Today is Monday, it is February
the 26th, and we are rolling live on rumble.com/kyle Serafin.
Please join us there for the live chat, which has been
spitting and spinning and just sending all kinds of
information. Before we even got started, some
of you in the chat were discussing something that I
think we will bring up. We're going to bring up this
week. There was a social media video
that just went public and it kind of went viral over the
weekend, which is an interesting little move.
It is a video of an FBI SWAT team taking down an American
veteran. The story is atrocious.
The story is very disheartening. It's sad.
Essentially what we had was a team served a warrant January
6th related, not shocking. And then the wife was made to
stand outside. It was February, it was cold
out, there was snow on the ground.
And then the next day she miscarried.
And have somebody that was actually part of that team come
in and discuss what was briefed. Often times what we realize is
that evils not immediately apparent to us and some of the
banality of evil that happens in our federal government, some of
the banality of evil that happens with our law
enforcement, it has very little to do with the people that you
are able to see visually. Often times it has to do with
things that are happening in the back end.
I'm going to give some reflection about it and some of
my own sort of personal experience, but I, I rarely do
this before we do a sponsor, but I want to start with this right
now. I want to actually run that
video so you guys can prep. And then I'm going to just tell
you right now, Wednesday, on Wednesday, we'll have someone
from that, from that SWAT team come on and talk about what
happened. And I might have Steve Friend
join me as well to discuss it because it's very analogous to
what happened to Steve Friend and the team that he was on that
got drawn into a Gretchen Whitmer search warrant, an
arrest warrant. And it's it's not so much, it's
not so much what they did, it's what they knew when they did it.
My buddy Garrett Boyle likes to always say, it's not that we
have to be right. You don't have to be right.
You have to be reasonable. Scarily enough, I suppose right
now, the reason that our government is dangerous, the
reason that we live in this sort of police state is one of you
just called out in the chat. The reason why that is being
acknowledged is because the information, what they know and
the way that they act is reasonable, but they're being
lied to. I've also got some really sad
info coming in, and I don't know when the story is going to be
able to be fleshed out, but I've got some folks that are reaching
out to me within the Bureau telling me that they are in fact
doing things that they know after the fact they're finding
out are pretty immoral, even though they are legal and even
though the FBI is painting itself as a hero.
So we're going to try to continue to expose these
stories, not because not because I want to necessarily or that it
gives us any clout, but one you need to know and #2 you need to
understand that there are folks in there that are trying to do
the right team. They're struggling to do the
right thing with bad information.
And then in the past when they look backwards, and I had one of
these experiences on my team as well, where you look back and
you go like there's nothing about this.
Once you read the actual full affidavit of the case, you learn
that the information is bad and that the case briefings we might
have even gotten, they were correct, but they were
incomplete. And had you known the entire
context, and I've got a great story about that as well.
We'll talk about it on Wednesday.
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We appreciate that. OK, so let's we, let's get into
it right now. Handful of things going on right
now. The the show's is entitled proxy
war. And some of you have been in
these proxy wars before. I'm going to make a, I'm going
to make a suggestion to you that most men and women have found
themselves in a proxy war, but it's not the same.
So it's exactly the same way our media is doing.
It's the exactly the same way that we're seeing the Democrat
Party sort of launching into it, but you don't recognize it as a
proxy war at the time. That's why it's so successful.
The proxy war looks like this. Your significant other wants to
have a disagreement with something that you've done,
household chores, something that is not particularly important,
but it's one of those staples of of long term relationships.
I don't like the way you stack the dishes.
You're not loading the dishwasher correctly.
You know, I asked you to mow the lawn, but you didn't edge it.
Whatever these things are that are out there, we've all had
these stupid arguments. They're almost always because of
other friction. Almost always.
I think it has to do with ourselves.
My wife and I have these all the time.
And if you're, if you're being really honest with yourself, you
look back and you go like, no, I was in a bad place mentally.
And so I came at this from a disingenuous way.
Bad fighting looks like this. Good fighting looks like there's
an issue. We're going to address the
issue. One person says this, this is
the problem. The other person either agrees
or disagrees. There's some contention and then
you end up agreeing that there was a problem and this is how
you resolve it. But that's not the way that
unfair fighting goes. And if you've ever seen ROM
coms, they're almost always it's misinterpretation.
It's done deliberately. Sometimes some people only know
how to fight in an in a a way that is not fun to be a part of
and you know it after the fact. You're like, they won't even
talk to the same thing. Bill Burr is a comedian and he's
the guy that always said, men, you're able to win every
argument and lose every single fight.
You can win the argument and lose the fight.
And I think that's what's happening right now.
That's the reason why people on the political left are arguing
the way that they are. There was this fun little viral
interview that went forth high, right?
Jack is from lives of TikTok, sat down with that Looney Tunes
woman whose name is Taylor Lorenz.
She's a gossip reporter essentially for The Washington
Post and the two of them. And by the way, she wore a mask
and she looks insane. She's sitting outdoors with a
mask on. And Haya wore a shirt that had a
picture of Taylor Lauren. Very funny, kind of kind of a
little kitschy kind of nonsense. But when you watch the
arguments, what happened is there's a question.
The question is phrased very disingenuously, like you want to
eradicate trans people. And that's not an argument that
anybody is making. The argument is that there's no
such thing as trans people and and high as kind of an imperfect
vessel because she's not used to fighting people this way or
arguing with people this way. And immediately what happens is
it's like, I'm going to give you this one issue and you're going
to respond to it saying, well, that's a false issue.
Then they come from all these different angles.
And what what Bill Burr argues as a comedian in, in a comic
way, obviously, is that the minute that the pivot happens
from the main issue, the minute that you move away from the
discussion of the actual topic that may have some gravity to it
or may have some validity to it. The minute that they're going to
say, you know, but also your white, you know, your mother
never loved you or you, you know, you didn't go to college
or some other sort of thing, that it's it's moving around and
attacking you from a different angle.
The minute that happens, you've won the argument.
And what we're actually seeing, and this is a long way of going
about this. And obviously this is a very
colloquial way of discussing it. I actually think we're seeing
this happen with the media's attacks on Donald Trump, who as
many of you will know, is not my favorite candidate because Steve
Friends is not in the race. I don't have a favorite
candidate, but he's infinitely preferable on every level to a
Joe Biden presidency. And, and the media, as is beside
himself with this, the leftist media and, and the political
right is not real crazy about it either.
To be fair, like the Fox News establishment, they don't know
what to do with this. There were all these attempts to
discredit him. They, they obviously attacked
him with indictments. They attacked him with, with
court cases. There have been all these smears
he's been, he's been impeached and so on and so forth.
All of those things didn't they didn't sway the voting bloc.
And so now we're going to have to start pivoting around.
They're doing proxy wars, literally and figuratively proxy
wars, which is to say starting conflicts in places, Ukraine,
Russia, etcetera, etcetera. These, these proxy wars have to
now be waged because they cannot accept the terms that you just
have to face the guy down on the issues.
They don't win on the issues. So this is the first sort of
piece that I saw up here. And the coverage of Donald
Trump's win in South Carolina is really interesting to me.
The only and the most honest coverage of this came from ABC
News. Like, I don't know, I'm
shrugging over here. If you're listening to the
audio. Like I, I, I'm literally
shrugging. I'm kind of I, I went and found
this and I went, oh, really? Look at this headline.
Haley's crushing defeat in South Carolina shows she has no path
to catch Trump. And that's their analysis piece.
For once, you see one of these groups actually doing analysis.
And the analysis is she may have the money to go on, but the
delegate math is not there. Well, that's an obviously
reasonable take on this sort of thing, is it not?
And, and the reason I say that is because I went through all of
the new sources, which you think this would be the sort of the
big story of the day. It's expected that he might win,
but it also this would have been theoretically a real challenge.
It says for and of course, they're always slanted anyhow
for for Republicans holding out hope that former Donald former
President Donald Trump in his quest for a third straight GOP
nomination. The stars seem for a short time
to have lined in South Carolina. Nikki Haley, which is their
preferred candidate. A2 time governor just had to win
her home state in a one-on-one matchup that allowed
independence and even Democrats to vote.
This is a big deal when we look at the numbers and Trump took it
by like 6040. They even allowed independents
and Democrats to come in and weigh in.
It's an open primary, which is why the crushing defeat is
actually the right analysis versus the well, he only got 60
percent, 40% of the people disliked him.
Some of those people are not Republicans.
Some of those people have no interest in ever voting for
anybody on the conservative side of the ticket.
And that's the biggest piece of it.
Even with all of the possible help in her home state as a two
time governor doesn't doesn't come close.
It's a blowout, so they said. The world events and Trump
himself seem intent on making Haley's task easier, with the
former UN ambassador able to cut herself as the rational Joyce,
the rational voice of a new generation.
There's nothing rational about where she's coming from.
Like I said, Nikki Haley is the is the the right Republican
candidate for 2002. She's a classic perfect neo con
pro war mouthing all these platitudes, trying to tack to
the middle. That's not how you're going to
win this. That's not how this is going to
happen for people who are on the the conservative side of the
coin. Nobody is interested in somebody
trying to re litigate the Iraq war and try to do another one of
these sort of games. But they said here in this
analysis, which I think is quite good.
The dream scenario played out as a nightmare on Saturday for
Haley and those who wanted her to win.
She was crushed. The actual word crushed is
important because nobody else seems to be using it.
Nobody else in the other coverage across the left or the
center. She was crushing the results of
the South Carol primarily, and the slim hopes of stopping Trump
in his March to the party's nomination have all but
evaporated. That doesn't mean that she's
going to be leaving. She said, I know 40% is not 50%,
but 40% is not some tiny group. It actually showed her total dip
down into the 30s as they were continuing the vote count, blah,
blah, blah, blah, blah. How interesting that when we
look at this, it's, yeah, 40% is not 50%.
And that would mean that you guys had tied.
You lost by 20 plus points when you had every possible chance to
gain. Not just people who would not be
interested in Donald Trump as a alternative, people who are
never going to vote for even Nikki Haley in a general quite
interesting. And then we pivot over and see
what our friends over at CNN had to say, which I always find
quite interesting. And you remember how I kind of
tuned you to these, these verbal tricks that are played novel,
unique, one time, one off. They literally have it here in
their in their coverage of Nikki Haley's home state loss.
It's unique in US politics. Every time we hear that word
unique novel, a novel interpretation, the first of its
kind, we always want to be paying attention to what sort of
what sort of trickery is being played right here.
There's no question in my mind that they're trying to frame
this as not as bad as it is. So this is CNN, the so-called
middle of it because they think that there's probably still some
people that are either independent or somewhat down the
middle that are going to be interested in seeing that.
What they act like is it is a fair and and unbiased take.
It's obviously not. But again, they're giving us
that verbal cue, the word unique.
Now she's lost the primary is what they're saying.
She was a two term governor. Her insistence staying the race
puts her in a rarefied position. Rarefied is another good one we
can add. We can add unique novel, first
of its kind and rarefied. A losing candidate who won't
quit. There's only one reason why you
would do that is either you have inside information or you are
basically hoping to cling on to this like a Pitbull that's
latched on. And then eventually you're
hoping that something else brings down the obvious victor
and the obvious nomination. You would just hope that there's
all this analysis, you guys, if you want to get really deep into
it, people decided, you know, there was a discussion about
brokered conventions. Essentially, the delegate
candidate pool would would come out evenly or it would be a non
nobody would have a would have a full majority.
And so you'd have like a DeSantis and a Vivek and you'd
have her back in it. So a brokered convention could
happen if we lost the the obvious front runner and the
obvious nominee, which would be Donald Trump.
So if something would have to happen that has to be like an
external event that has to be, you know, put in jail, has to be
convicted, has to be something else worse happening to him, his
health or some physical sort of aspect bringing him out of the
race. In any case, it's very
interesting they they try to draw these parallels about what
happened in 2016 or in 2020, both in the Democrat and
Republican side. And they're basically giving
that long ball hope that could there be something, could
anything change the tide that they would prefer, which is to
see a Nikki Haley candidate running.
Because if Nikki Haley runs as in the general, then you have
Nikki Haley, you've got Joe Biden.
Both are victories for a leftist sort of regime.
You got someone who basically will kowtow to anything the
political left wants or you have someone that is going to run
radically, insanely to the left and probably doesn't survive the
president just based on his age and his feebleness, which is
quite funny on a on an interesting side note, Saturday
Night Live ran a, a clip which I almost played, but it's just not
worth playing. It's just it's comedy, but it's
it's not that great. And they're making fun of sort
of the Donald Trump sneakers, but they kind of are playing it
paying a homage to to what Donald Trump is, which is that
he's very convincing and that he's people love him on the
ground and that he's able to talk people into things that
they claim, you know, didn't happen.
And some of that's true, like he's the sales guy.
Some people would call that a con.
But when somebody agrees to something without, you know,
just that force of personality and because of force of will,
it's not the same thing as a con.
Con is when you're presenting objectively false things and
nobody knows what they're getting into.
I think everybody who agrees with a Donald Trump knows what
they're getting in that package. So in any case, they ran this
thing about the shoes and the fact that if you get these
magical shoes, these Donald Trump shoes, they never
surrender gold high tops. Then you can turn around and
talk people into things just the way Donald Trump does.
And that's his superpower, which is funny.
It's a funny little take. It's the way that comedy used to
be done. You kind of lampoon everybody.
There's an element of truth to what's going on there.
There's an element of humor to it that actually is in fact
funny. And then at the end of it, they
ended with somebody putting on some Joe Biden era Air Biden's,
which meant that that you take one step and you fall over.
So that's good. That's actually a great sign
that potentially we are tacking back to the middle.
We're all looking for that moment where people on the left
and the right can agree that we're all just Americans.
And we used to all universally lampoon and hate and, and joke
about our leadership because that's how we found common
ground. We didn't find it by demonizing
the other side. What we did is we said, yeah,
that's the person that I voted for, but that's not me.
I'm not like that. We're it's just the best that we
could do for my basically, you know, for the for the ends that
I'm looking to achieve. But I don't want to invite that
person in to be like my parents or my kids godparent or
something that used to be the center.
I actually had a really nice conversation in a restaurant
this weekend, sat down and sure enough, this very grumpy waiter
started off grumpy. I think he was having a bad day.
I could tell I used to work in restaurants.
I know what that's like on a Sunday morning.
Nobody wants to be there and at the end of it super nice guy and
we had this discussion and one of the things he mentioned is
the exact same thing that I continue to say here.
America lives in the middle it I don't know if it's 80%.
I don't know if it's 75%. It might be a little bit less
than that even. But the vast its bulk and
majority of Americans live in the middle.
And we sort of all agree on the commonalities of it.
We agree on what is mostly the case.
And then there's this fringe group that continues to be the
loudest and they are the most obnoxious, but they are the ones
that get the most air in the room.
They're the ones that everybody's hearing.
And that's why we just keep getting divided down there.
If we can actually play against it and we can recognize that
they're playing this proxy war of division, division is the
goal. And if they do that, then they
they take away from the sort of fundamental strength that is
America makes us weak, it makes us divided, it makes us spend
money on wars that we don't want to things like that.
Like how many people on the political left, given the
opportunity, would open their own checkbook with no federal
taxes and say, yes, I'm going to stroke out a check to pay for a
war in Ukraine to give Israel monetary assistance in their
their fight. Or they would do the same thing
for Hamas, let's say, you know, assuming that they wouldn't
actually go to jail for material support of terrorism, would they
really stroke out a check to Hamas?
There's there are a couple of people that will, but they're
very, very fringe. I would suggest to you and we've
got a video of one of those types coming up here last little
sort of amusement that Jake Tapper had Nikki Haley on to
talk. I don't know why I found this
little screenshot so funny, but if you look on the screen, what
you're seeing right now, Jake Tapper very inquisitive.
He's got his smart guy glasses on.
He's doing Donald Trump hair. And then you see there's Nikki
Haley. The last thing on there is live
moon landing. There's some fun contrast to the
idea that this woman is basically attempting a moon
shot. I don't know why they thought
that was. Sometimes, like, you know, the
news media accidentally gets one of those really, really funny
moments where two things are on the screen and they're
juxtaposed. Nikki Haley shot is about what
the moon shot. But, you know, weird things have
happened in history. Maybe she knows something we
don't. Let's hope not because I think
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keep pressing on here. Like I said, proxy war, not just
a, a proxy war in theory where we are talking about the
metaphor of a proxy. What we're literally talking
about the actual war. And one of those wars is the one
that happens in Ukraine. It is incredible to me whether
you, if you're in, in social media, the way that I have to
be, the number of people that still are so bought into this
narrative. It's it's actually shocking.
What you're seeing right now is the main screenshot from CN NS
pays. Now we're going to go out and
play up that a vote for Trump is essentially a vote that supports
Putin. That's called the false
dichotomy. Many of you are familiar with
that false dichotomy is and it's a straw man as well.
The false dichotomy is when you say there's basically only two
choices. Either you're with us or you're
against us. Either you're voting for Biden
and you love America, or you're voting for Trump and you love
Russia. This is a false dichotomy.
Those are not the only two options.
You can say I vote for Trump, but I don't love everything he
does. You can say I vote for Biden,
but I wish you wouldn't spend money or support them in
Ukraine. There are ways.
There are many Shades of Grey that you can play into here, but
when you start breaking it into this, and of course they're
going after this, this canonized St. of political leftism right
now, a man who just cancelled by the way, for the third time
elections in the so-called democracy that we are defending.
It's incredible to me when they continue to use the word
democracy and they are talking about a group that has suspended
elections because of wartime. Now we've seen pictures and
videos, we've seen that we've had politicians visit Ukraine.
It seems like based on all the videos we've seen, that if they
wanted to, they could in fact run an election because they
seem OK with hosting any number of people from the American
political sort of whatever it is, stratosphere will come in
there and do their little their little shots.
They want their their name on a street.
So they're going to come and do some FaceTime.
The the actual article that that covered this again, CNN, this is
their analysis piece that you're seeing on the screen is Caitlin
Collins who did that awful town hall with Donald Trump.
She also did the sit down this fawning sort of a puff piece on
Zelensky. Zelensky says Trump doesn't
understand Putin because he's never fought him.
Well, based on the amount of political tours and the money
running around and the fact that he's able to easily, you
remember at the beginning of it, apparently Zelensky was in in
danger of being assassinated at any moment.
Does anyone else recall that? Because that was one of the
weirdest moments. You're like, oh man, is Russia
going to go and assassinate a foreign leader?
Most of us didn't know much about what was going on there.
We weren't paying attention to it.
And then you've got this this guy that he just rolls around.
He's always in his his fatigues. He's pretending to be like some
sort of military figure, even though he's a guy that plays the
piano with his penis. And he's like a, you know, he's
all the silliness of being ATV star, but with none of the
seriousness and policy. He keeps popping in and
pretending to be this sort of, I don't know, war hero.
It's bizarre. And then the political left
falls all over themselves for it.
Again, this false dichotomy being set up.
It's so important. He says he can't understand.
You know, Donald Trump can't understand it.
Donald Trump was able to actually have decent policy
enough and be quote, UN quote, unpredictable enough as we've
heard in Putin's own words that he wasn't he wasn't the guy that
they would prefer. They don't know what to do with
him. So they didn't do any invasions
on his watch. How interesting is it that it
happened to Barack Obama's watch and Joe Biden sort of the third
term of the of the Obama administration.
Isn't that something? I mean, isn't that just a an
interesting moment we're talking about?
He's never fought him. How about the the best victory
is though, is the war that you don't have to fight.
Isn't that the way that we used to believe?
Obviously it doesn't doesn't do as much for the the military
industrial complex that are Nikki Haley would love to have
seen, you know, she would love to see a lot more money spent on
ordinance on arms, which is apparently where all this
foreign aid they keep telling us we're spending all this money on
Ukraine. Apparently what it is we're
spending money with US manufacturers of arms and then
we're exporting it over there. God knows what's happening.
There's also some unconfirmed reports of a Ukrainian
recruitment official walking and trying to leave the country with
$1,000,000 in cash, U.S. dollars.
Kind of strange I wasn't able to substantiate that.
So I saw the video. I don't know if you guys are
watching that and you're wondering like, it's possible.
Like there's so little accountability.
And if you listen to the spokespeople, all they're trying
to do is fluff and smoke. They're not going to give you
actual clean books, which most of us realize is important if
you're sending that kind of volume.
It's it's, you know, it is bizarre.
In any case, this whole situation, the they're trying
to, they're trying to pit the idea of a Donald Trump
presidency means you are a pro Russian or a pro pro Putin.
Quite bizarre, really strange. And of course, this plays right
into the way that we're seeing coverage over at CNN.
Quick little video clip for you here.
This video is Jeffrey Toobin so that he's got his pants on this
time. So don't be upset about that.
You don't have to tune away while you're at work.
This is a work friendly thing. But he's shocked to find out
that people don't have any faith and are overwhelmingly in the
belief that that Joe Biden was not properly elected in 2020.
It's like, oh, suddenly when you debased yourself as an
institution, it's shocking that people don't believe the things
that you say. And so here he is telling people
what the correct answer is. The correct answer is what they
believe. The same kind of the quiet part
out loud, isn't it? A little clip of Jeffrey Toobin
kind of giving you the lecture of why you think wrongly.
Do you think Biden legitimately won the 2020 election here in
South Carolina in this primary today?
Only a third, 32% say that he did legitimately win.
Only a third give the correct answer to this question. 2
thirds, 65% wrongly say that Joe Biden did not legitimately win
the 2020 election. But that is what they believe,
obviously, after hearing so much of that from Donald Trump and
others again. So there it is.
We're we're doing this guy who's a legal analyst apparently
telling you what the correct way to think is.
And most importantly, I think this is the biggest piece of it.
They're not covering the victory of Donald Trump in a primary
They're talking about. The problem is, is that exit
polls show that people didn't trust the 2020 election.
That's the biggest story for them, not a 20 point blowout
when Democrats and independents were allowed to vote in the
primary. The issue is, is that some
people think that the election was stolen.
And why do they think that? Because our law enforcement
apparatus has debased itself and didn't do its job.
We've talked about that plenty here.
I I'll refer you to some previous episodes.
Somebody just said Toobin looks really fat.
Yeah, he looks disgusting. He just looks like a bloated,
puffed up somebody who's having an allergic reaction.
Maybe he's allergic to being a liar and and talking about
things that are not that are not accurate.
I mean, it would make me feel disgusting, but the long and
short version of this is listen to that poor man.
He's out there beating a drum trying to convince 2/3 of people
that they're wrong about something, which is literally
asking their opinion. It's an instinct.
And then he's telling them exactly what the quote UN quote
correct answer is. It just it tips the hand that we
are already moving into this realm.
It's already happening. Apparently Russia has already
been. We talked about this the other
day. This is the illusory truth fact.
You keep repeating it here. Here we have Russian
interference. It's already begun.
They've already got to set it up.
Moscow was spreading disinformation.
If you're for Trump, then you're for Moscow.
If you're for Trump, you're for Putin.
And all of it has to do with military aid.
Again, that proxy war, if you can't win it on the grounds of
nobody cares what Russia thinks, people on the conservative side
are not interested in supporting Russia.
We're just saying, hey, how about you don't start a war with
another major power that has nukes.
And we actually have a little bit of video of that.
Why? Why are we trying to play this
game? Because they can't win in a
pitched battle based on the truth.
So we have to now get a boogeyman involved, which we've
seen over and over again. And they're going to continue to
beat it. Because as we discussed the
other day, the more that you repeat Russian election
interference, we saw in 2016, we saw in 2020, we had the FBI come
and do it. We had Sisa come in and say it.
Everybody's got to be convinced so that on the outside chance
that they don't get the result that they want, then they have
the ability to go back and say, well, we even told you this,
Look how far back it goes. It's in February of 2024, eight
months before the election. We were telling you this was a
possibility nine months before. We're on this Russia, Russia,
Russia trip as T Zippit is actually said in our chat
exactly what we're living on right now.
You guys want to hear it just a little bit of it with Donald
Trump opposing US aid to Ukraine.
Again, either you're with us or against us.
They're punching this out. This is NBC.
So NBC, who had a pretty fair take on the the, the domestic
politics, still is going to push the overarching global thing.
And here's what's what's interesting to me.
Why does what happens in Ukraine, anybody who's in
America like, shouldn't we solve our own problems?
We're going to talk about some of the issues of the border in
just a second. They're having real world
consequences for real families that are waking up without a
loved 1 today, specifically because of bad and and and
stupid policies, whether they be sanctuary cities or open
borders. Both of those are terrible.
Apparently. Donald Trump said he he warned a
NATO leader that he would encourage Russia to attack a
NATO ally if they didn't pay their share of the defense
spending. Again, we're going to just trot
this garbage out. Does anybody think that Donald
Trump is in favor of Vladimir Putin going and attacking a NATO
ally? No, it's a device.
It's a political device. It's rhetoric to say, hey, step
up. We're sick of paying your bills,
which many Americans would honestly be in favor of.
How about everybody pays their fair share?
We're a fundamentally fair and honest type country.
If we're being, if we're being told the actual information.
But if you can't hear it, if all you're hearing is Donald Trump
said that somebody wanted to attack him.
Not that the context was, is that the United States pays the
vast bulk and majority of NATO funding.
That we put the most number of troops in the most amount of
munitions. We put the most number of our
own people in foreign countries that they serve over there to
protect, not our interests specifically.
Those are not specifically American interests because what
happens in Europe, while it is probably part of it, that's not
our biggest markets per SE. And more importantly, it's not
where it's not the grounds that we need to defend when we have
priorities that are right at home.
If those priorities were accurately and intelligently
discussed in a way that they they actually believe the
American people could make their own decisions.
They can't. They have to shade it.
They have to. And then we hear this word
democracy over and over again. The big scare that happens in
South Carolina basically is the fracturing of the black vote
that is sort of a backstop for the Democrat Party in the last,
I don't know, a couple decades. And So what we heard is there's
another piece here from Van Jones.
I, I, I grabbed this clip because it's quite interesting
to me. He's making allegations with 0
facts. There's no chance that Van Jones
has really good sourcing inside the intelligence community where
they're giving it. So you'll listen to his words,
probably, maybe likely things that he's saying that just feel
right to him. And what is he going to do?
He's going to blame Iran, He's going to blame China, and he's
going to blame Russia. Those are all the things that
are getting involved. Again, election interference.
They're they're trotting it out early.
Here's CNN talking about it. And the scary is, is that it's
going to run off black voters who are going to defect to the
Republican Party and actually vote based on conscious.
Maybe because the prices on things are not favorable.
Maybe because the economy, for all their talk of it, is
inflated so much that your money is worth less.
Like many of us, you might even see a nominal increase in your
top line income and still have lower buying power like so many
of us have seen over the past couple years.
Maybe people just saw the reality on the ground and said,
you know what, we don't really like what you're about.
Your policies suck for my personal experience.
And that's really scary to Van Jones and CNN.
What's actually happening though is that there is an online
influence campaign, correct? Some of it I think is coming
from Russia, China and Iran that is whipping up that that
conversation way in unnaturally. But let me ask you a question.
So there's a solid block that's not going to move.
There is some actual legitimate frustration and fatigue.
But there's also, and we have to talk about it more, an online
influence campaign designed to depress and distress black
voters and just split and just split black.
There's an online influence campaign.
Think about how many times you've had a back and forth on
any social media and it's dramatically changed your
opinion about something like who you were going to vote for.
It's basically none, which is essentially what the Twitter
file showed as well. They showed that that wasn't
happening. That's not reality.
People don't go to the go to the online marketplace of ideas to,
to find out things that they don't understand.
They go there to just argue and try to convert other people and
they bang each other against the wall, which is why it's not very
effective. It's not a particularly
effective method of communication.
Sitting down face to face would be.
But the idea that you're going to spend a bunch of money from
these Russian hacker groups, you know, seeding fake news stories
that could be easily debunked sounds good.
If you talking to an audience that wants to hear what you have
to say, it's not real. It's not how people actually
think. And that's the reason why there
was actually no evidence that any of this stuff actually
swayed anything. But they're trotting it out
again because once it's been seated, it's far harder to
dislodge that repetitive falsehood, even with new and
accurate information. And as long as you can keep that
away from, as long as you can keep it away from your listener
base so they don't have any kind of cognitive dissonance in that
will come in and sort of shake loose that illusory truth
effect. As long as you have that, you
can continue to to carry on the lie that Russia is stealing
American elections because of stuff they're doing on Twitter
or on Facebook, which is, you know, it's a take, it's a weird
take. What it really comes down to is
abuse of this word democracy. We're going to play a little
clip from Victoria Noonan 'cause I think that actually Newland,
sorry, Victoria, Newland is always telling us exactly what's
going on in that regime. And as we discussed with the Neo
Con episode with you the other day, the Cold War hasn't ended
for these people. They're out there defending
democracy in places that are literally suspending their
elections. You can't make it up.
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All right, let's play a little bit here.
This is another little clip off different show, but also still
CNNI don't know why I had three CNN clips lined up in a row.
I got some other stuff coming up too.
But let's have a taste about why we're defending democracy.
It's so important. Again, this sort of false
dichotomy set up and and they're not even using the language
correctly. Like I said, they just suspended
elections. It is.
And I do hear you and the others in the administration and
supporters talking about the vital necessity to do this.
But as people say, hope is not a strategy.
And do you have any actual belief or reason to believe that
eventually this bill will be paid?
And if not, how are you going to make sure Ukraine gets vital
weapons and ammunition? Christian, I have strong
confidence that when the House comes back after they've been
out in their districts hearing from the American people, after
they have heard from Ukraine, they have heard from Europe,
which by the way just passed 54 billion in additional aid
itself. That we will do what we have
always done, which is defend democracy and freedom around the
world, not just for victims of tyrants like Putin, but in our
own interest in preserving a free and open international
order. That's what we need to do.
We've done it before. And by the way, we have to
remember that the bulk of this money is going right back into
the US economy to make those weapons, including good paying
jobs in some 40 states across the United States.
War is a big business. It's good for you to export our
munitions and our our weapons. That's a big thing.
That's what you need to be doing.
That's what you as an American should be really interested.
And by the way, you know that you really support a Ukraine,
that you support some place that you probably don't know anybody
from or have never been to for the vast majority of Americans.
But we've got a British sounding lady who's going to go ahead and
ask the question. And we've got Victoria Newland,
who's out there pushing that classic neo con.
We're going to export, you know, we're going to, we're going to
free the shit out of you. It's kind of the the way that we
used to laugh about it when you're sitting in the military,
right? And that the way they say it,
we're going to, we're going to force this thing down your
throat, whether you like it or not.
Even if these places are not fertile beds for American style
democratic process, it doesn't matter.
It's it's single factor analysis.
There's absolutely no reason for anybody to assume that every
single group of people are going to easily fit into the way that
we do things, the way we do things.
And then I love her little take here.
By the way your buddies are doing it.
This is the old, like if everybody jumped off a bridge
routine. Like these are so easily
debunked. Europe just gave $54 billion.
We don't want to be not giving $54 billion plus.
I mean, we're talking about an entire continent.
How many countries are in Europe?
Upwards of a dozen countries. All of them got together and
gave 54 billion. So what let them?
You know what's funny? Ukraine is really close to them.
It's not really close to us. We're not talking about
something that's like at our shores.
And yet if you go out into your constituency, that's what her
claim is, is that these members of Congress are going to go out
there and find out that everybody in America vastly and
aggressively supports Ukraine. Go ask your strange neighbors.
Go ask neighbors you've never talked to anybody on your street
that you've never knocked on the door.
Feel free to go and see them when they're doing yard work and
ask them, hey, how are you feeling about, you know,
increased prices? How are you feeling about a
higher tax burden and not taking care of American veterans and
giving that money over to Ukrainians so we can fund their
pensions? Are you feeling good about that?
Do you need high paying defense industry jobs so we can export
weapons to a country that's not us?
Does that feel like what you're about?
You find me the people that that literally come back and and
share that information with me. You can find us at
kyleseraphin.com. There's a contact me, go to the
website and let me know if you have that conversation with a
strange neighbor who says yes. I've got one friend who told me
that we should spend as much money as we need to in order to
save Ukraine. I have one and I love him to
death. I just got to hang out with him.
But we don't talk about that because it doesn't make any
sense. And I don't know when he's going
to decide that his his financial contributions to the Ukrainian
war is probably less served there and better off served with
his kids in college. I imagine that's probably
pending. In any case, Speaking of
ridiculousness and bad takes which continue to happen, it's
almost like they have no idea about the what the meanings of
the words are, and they have no idea about the way this country
is designed. I I don't think they talk to
real human beings and I don't think that they being the media
groups that keep pushing this out.
I don't think that they've ever actually experienced like
regular people. Here's a hot take.
There's a an interesting push. Rob Reiner just decided to make
a movie about Christian nationalists.
This is the other thing again, it's the proxy war.
It's we can't take you on values because Christian values are
great and they're actually by by the way, the foundation of all
Western society. So if and if you can't attack
the message, then you go after the messengers and you go to the
ad hominem attack. This is again going right back
to what Bill Burr said. The minute that it's name
calling, the minute that we're going to call you out for
something that doesn't exist, we're going to pivot and we're
going to take a proxy war versus that that frontal attack where
we're going to argue if you're going to try to come head to
head against Christian values, you lose.
So now we have to say, well, you're not actually Christian.
You're a new thing we created called Christian nationalist.
And by the way, Christian nationalist are not American.
It is totally not American. We're going to have a little bit
to refute that, but let's just play this video clip it.
It's an incredible statement and it shows an amazing amount of
ignorance, but it is all part of this movement to pivot away and
not take the frontal assault on the discussion of values and
what is good and what is American.
We're going to come in from the side door here.
Here's the Christian nationalist argument.
One thing that unites all of them because there's many
different groups orbiting Trump, but the thing that unites them
as Christian nationalists, not Christians by the way, because
Christian nationalists is very different, is that they believe
that our rights as Americans, as all human beings, don't come
from any earthly authority. They don't come from Congress,
they don't come from the Supreme Court.
They come from God. OK, so the argument here, and we
saw this on Twitter and whatever Double O 7 called out in the
chat. Yeah.
These are based on enlightenment values.
It's pretty amazing discussions of natural law.
So what do we got here? We've got a woman claiming that
the crazy thing about people who love Donald Trump, in addition
to the fact that they're for Russia, that they don't love
Ukraine, even though we told them they have to.
But the real problem is, is they don't even believe that the
rights come from government. These people don't even believe
in rights that originate from government.
Well, it turns out that neither did the founders of this
country, who may have been Enlightenment thinkers, but they
were deists. They were all they all believed
in one God. And so here we have in this
basic civics lesson that should have hit them in in in middle
school, July 4th, 1776. The unanimous Declaration of the
13 United States of America. When, in the course of human
events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the
political bands which have connected them with another, and
to assume among the powers of the earth the separate and equal
station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God
entitle them, oh man, they make a reference to God in the first
sentence. A decent respect to the opinions
of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which
impel them to the separation, the opening lines of the
Declaration of Independence. The men who decided to pledge
their life and their liberty and their sacred honor together to
to create this they they make reference to what they believe.
Things that we all as Americans know that we hold these truths
to be self-evident. That all men are created equal.
Man Amazing you also heard Martin Luther King say such
things, huh? And that they are endowed by
their created with certain inalienable rights.
This is where the rights come from.
They are stated in the founding of this country.
It's pretty clear. Endowed by their Creator with
certain inalienable rights. Who gave them the rights?
Their creator gave them the rights.
That's what the word endowed means, which is probably too
much for them. This woman, you know, Christian
nationalist, they're not even Christian.
They believe that America is a Christian nation.
Why? Because they believe in the
rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, and that
there's a government that is meant to secure those.
It's instituted by men. And they derive their powers
from the consent of the govern, not from the Supreme Court, not
from the executive branch of the president.
That's not where the powers come from.
They come from the consent of the govern, and they are created
in order to ensure those rights that are given by the laws of
nature and nature's God, natural law.
It's straightforward stuff. It's not negotiable.
It's not up for debate. It's absurd to think that that
America is not a fundamentally Christian nation.
The people who came here and founded it, they were looking
for freedom to practice Christianity as they saw fit.
That's what they did. That's who came here.
It wasn't a bunch of atheists. In fact, I don't think people
even like really existed that way.
If they did, they didn't talk about it.
That was a good way to get yourself kicked out of polite
society. It's absurd, it continues to be
absurd that this is an argument, but it's a smear tactic and it's
an end around saying you know what they think.
For some reason, probably because they believe in Russian
collusion on social media, they have been led to believe that
there are far more people that don't have a basic belief in
Christianity still the majority of America, by the way, if you
take all the denominations that follow a Christian faith that is
the majority of this country. I don't know how you would think
any any other ways. And unless you want to place
the, you know, the G for government and you want to make
that your God, which is it? That's a leftist move.
It's a pretty sad move and it ends up being really unhappy and
you end up being like this video I saw of Chelsea Handler where
you think that's the right answer.
And then you're skiing in a bikini in your 50s with a dog
strapped to your back. I don't think I actually loaded
that up. Thankfully for you guys.
It's it's how you end up in this sort of sad place where you
think that the enemy are people that believe in Christian values
of do good to those who hurt you to love your neighbor.
And then you end up with this other piece where they're trying
to push us. You must use they're they're
trying to use false compassion. We still have circles of
influence that allow us to only handle certain things.
We can't handle everything all at once and we certainly can't
adopt all of the world's problems.
Speaking of a problem and sort of this, this failure of this
policy. I've got a couple little clips
here. I want to play this one.
This came from 60 minutes. I think I'm going to play these
a little bit out of order. This came from 60 minutes
setting up something that we all know is true, which is that when
you bring people into a society that they do not understand and
they refuse to assimilate, you're going to have some
friction between the native population of people who have a
specific set of values and values that are going to be
antithetical to it or that are in a direct contrast to it.
And that's currently what we're dealing with.
America has always been a nation of, of, of, of immigrants.
There's no question about that. Nobody would disagree.
We didn't used to have a safety net.
In fact, I think Ben Shapiro always said that the that the
American Dream was the chance. It was the opportunity.
People came here and died for the opportunity to take a
chance, to take the risk. And that was the the journey.
There was the reward. The possibility of success was
enough for people to basically come in and give it everything
they had and often times died trying.
There was no net below. There was no guarantee that my
wife and I were watching a video about this.
This illegal who came into the country and is getting diaper
money and getting rent money and getting health care and
basically getting all the things free that many of you struggle
to pay for and make ends meet on your on your dime.
By the way, that's incredible. And then also we just print
money apparently and give it to them.
But it doesn't work in any culture where you actually have
certain values and there are values that are uniquely
American and one of them is acceptance.
It turns out it it's, it's amazing.
We have an incredibly accepting Christian society full of love
and charity. And yet if you abuse it and you
mistake our kindness for weakness, then you're not
welcome here in the same way that the Swedish here who are
saying in a very interesting way.
So the contrast is the the interview that you're about to
see and the way that it goes wrong.
It starts off with a man giving an interview while the police
are hanging around and sort of monitoring their interactions in
this public space. And then it goes sideways as
soon as the police leave. So I'll show you this clip
because it's a one to one comparison about what's
happening here. There's no question that when
you start bringing people that don't understand the values and
they haven't signed up for the same social contract that we
have, we're not going to get good outcomes and we're going to
cover that just one SEC too. And they don't assimilate well
into the Swedish culture society and they're unemployed and
they're poor. So you Add all these factors
together, it and their youth are feeling marginalized and don't
speak Swedish very well, so they don't get jobs or get into the
Swedish youth culture either. But not everyone is hostile.
My cousin lives in Melbourne. Many locals are polite and
friendly and happy to talk. It's good.
Yeah, I'm very happy. But what happened next changed
everything. The police leave, and as we
prepare to go, young men masking their faces arrive.
You're doing good, yeah. OK.
Very. Good.
OK, you too and attack. Excuse me, please, please, we
are leaving. But do you don't need, You don't
need to hold us. There's no need to be unkind.
The gang's attention turns when a local intervenes and drives
his mobility scooter into the most violent attacker.
All right, so that's not a new clip.
That's not news to you that these things happen.
But what is interesting is for me, a pretty white lady with
nice hair who has a very liberal bend is trying to solve the
problem with words. When in reality, action is the
only way that this is solved. And it happens when some guy in
a in a mobility scooter chooses violence.
You got to love that. He comes in from the side ropes
and just slams into some dude at full speed at, you know,
probably 5 1/2 miles an hour or whatever that thing can Max out
at. You have to love that only
because that's the way that historically real threats,
people who are willing to engage in violent that are going to do
unprovoked violence because they feel feel like their their
livelihood is threatened and their livelihood is basically
that like you have to accept what we're going to do.
Even though we're not going to be part of your society, You
must accept us or you are now dangerous to us.
And so they're they're facing the threat on with violence, the
way that men have always done that.
It's just interesting that it took a disabled guy and a
scooter to step into it. We're seeing a lot of this sort
of attitude. I think the backswing in this
country will happen because people who don't share our
values, who have mistaken kindness for weakness, who have
said, yes, you're a Christian nation, we're going to come and
abuse your charity. Also don't understand that there
is a fact, a just way that we can defend ourselves.
And we are moving more and more towards that.
And more and more people, even people on the political left,
are starting to see that because they're going to be the ones who
are the victims. We're going to cover a, a quick
little piece of this story here. Like I said, it's this is one of
the saddest things you could wake up and read.
This happened over the weekend. A, a discussion about a young
girl. This is the AP reporting it.
The killing of a nursing student who was out for a run highlights
the fears of solo female athletes.
I thought we were going to talk about migrants, then we're going
to talk about illegal aliens coming into this country and
abusing our kindness. Well, This is why we have more
of this happening because people in the political left are
reading this kind of story. Now, Fox News did an entire
piece covering how this was badly, badly constructed.
But imagine when you're seeing that the bad immigration
policies, which by the way, no different laws happened under
this administration, they just chose not to enforce things.
We've got people coming in. Has it happened for a while?
Yes, of course. Anytime it happens, it's it's
awful and atrocious. This gal was out for a run and
she was murdered by someone who was here illegally.
Horrific. A worst nightmare.
If you're a parent that your your child is just a just set
off into the world early 20s going off to do something that
is morally good and there being a nursing student being someone
who wants to go out there and and and take care of those who
are sick. That seems like something we
used to always encourage and the entirety of this story, this
whole piece from the AP, which is supposed to be like an
unbiased sort of wire service, just giving us just the facts,
ma'am kind of thing. No, they they they lead to this.
Riley's death has once again put the spotlight on the dangers of
female runners face based on the same thing the previous death of
2018 university student out jogging and the outpouring of
other woman women who talked about their tales of being
harassed and followed while they were what jogging?
They make this about toxic masculinity.
According to an athletic wears company Adidas, 92% of women
reported feeling concerned about their safety, with half of them
being afraid of being physically attacked while out doing
athletic event activities. 1/3 of women said they've
experienced physical or verbal harassment, including sexist
comments are being followed. Running groups and women's
forums have offered tips on how women can stay safe.
Run during daylight hours with a friend, avoid headphones, carry
pepper spray or a whistle. Make sure your phone is charged.
Mix up your running routines and form a friend with your
whereabouts. What does this have to do with
somebody who has no business being in this country?
Well, it turns out it has nothing.
They go and they got a professor of criminal justice at Colorado
University of Colorado talk about it.
They study women, women's violence or what violence
against women, and they wish that there was a this woman.
Callie Rensen wishes that there was really an emphasis on
teaching men not to assault women rather than telling women
what they should or should not do.
I keep, she says. I hope that women keep getting
out there running and hiking and matriculating and climbing and
working and living their lives that they deserve.
But I give hope. I give up hope.
Some days we're just trying to exist quietly to protect.
How about the issue is the fact that someone who doesn't share
our values is now in this country and has chosen to attack
some random female that he had no connection to, didn't have
any prior knowledge of, saw a target of opportunity because he
lived a life that is antithetical to our system and
came here and was allowed to live here even though he should
have been. He should have been deported.
There's all kinds of stories about this.
This has happened for quite a long time.
This is nothing new. There was a story that happened
which you guys may remember. This is the story of Kate
Steinley, happened in San Francisco.
She was also killed by someone who was here illegally, had no
business being in here. Look, it's not that this is the
most common thing. That's also absurd.
This is not something that happens every single day.
We shouldn't believe or shouldn't live in a world of
fear thinking that that's the case.
But what you need to understand is, is that anytime it happens,
it shouldn't happen because there's no right for these
people to be here. I've also got an article from
the New York Post, which I'm going to just quote from.
This was shared by my buddy Senior Chief, which is George
Hill on NYC. Migrant moped gang ringleader
makes a Chilean mission about the crime network.
It's much bigger than me. We're talking about this
happening in New York City. We're happening, it's happening
in Georgia. It's happening in all kinds of
places around the United States. Because we've taken people where
they don't have any interest in going back to their home
country. And their home country is not
going to play by the rules that we've set up, which is to say
that when they're supposed to be deported, they're supposed to
get on a flight and they're supposed to be accepted back
where they're from. Some of these people are not
doing that. And our country is sort of just
letting it happen. There's all kinds of examples of
this, this poor girl being killed.
And then the API think makes it worse by essentially saying that
it's the fault of men in general writ large, not the fact that we
have people that have nothing to do with our culture.
It takes local news actually doing the real story.
Here's a quick little sort of update on the actual telling of
this. It's not toxic masculinity.
It's two illegals that had no business being in this country
deciding to take a life at which they had no right to to even
engage in and they had no right to be here to be in the position
to engage in this behavior. It's it's horrific.
But here's some actual just give the the reporter on the street a
little bit of grace. She's doing the the Gerardo
Boyle radio voice, which is kind of funny.
She's overacting it. But the story and their coverage
of it is actually quite good. Channel 2's Courtney Francisco
has been following the police updates in this case since that
suspected killer's arrest, and she's live at the Athens Clarke
County Jail tonight. Courtney Jose Ibarra and his
brother, they are locked up there.
That's right, Jose Ibarra charged with the murder charges
and his brother Diego, charged with faking a green card.
And police say they noticed the fake ID Friday when they stopped
Diego because he was so similar to the description of the murder
suspect. That's when they started
piercing together and connecting the dots between these two men.
Two brothers now locked up and court documents are revealing
new information about the life they lived in Athens before Lake
and Riley's deadly attack. People can, you know, be hiding
in plain sight. University of Georgia students
spoke to me outside Bolton Dining Hall Saturday night.
It's the largest one. It's in the center of campus.
And Diego Ibarra worked there as a dishwasher, according to UGA,
until police arrested his little brother Jose, accusing him of
murdering Riley as she jogged on campus Thursday afternoon.
He did not know her at all. He's not a citizen of the United
States. Investigators have not yet
confirmed where or if Jose worked here, but jail records
and police say the Ibarra brothers lived off Mileage Ave.
on the outskirts of campus, both from Venezuela, according to
court records, and crossed into the US around 2023 in a matter
of months. The US Attorney's office said
police arrested Diego in Athens three times, charged with drunk
driving, shoplifting and failing to fingerprint.
And police in New York said officers arrested Jose in an
unregistered, uninsured car, charging him with reckless
endangerment of a child. Immigration officers said in
court documents despite Diego's arrest, they never began the
deportation process on him because he claimed asylum.
We're working to confirm if Jose did the same.
It's still tragic to hear that something like this can happen
you. Know Channel 2's Courtney
Francisco back live in Athens. So many new details tonight and
Courtney. So there, there you have the
local news actually doing useful coverage and the international
news of the AP running away. Let me give you another not a
false guy economy, but a real story if you support people
coming into this country without any vetting, without any ability
or any reason to be here. They're not following our laws.
They've already shown contempt for it and then they're going to
go. We shouldn't be surprised.
There should be 0 surprise when they choose to continue to drive
without a license to move around in uninsured to drive drunk.
There was a a special agent, a supervisory special agent who
was trying to help a woman who had a a car that that dropped
out on Christmas Eve. If my memory serves, going back
20/17/2018 when I was outside the Washington field office
working for the FBI, was killed by a drunk, illegal, wasn't
deported, nothing bad happened to the guy.
Killed two people, a volunteer firefighter as well.
Killed two people who actually were decent human beings trying
to do the decent thing for their neighbor.
You know, like Christian nationalists probably would do.
Seeing somebody in need and saying I have the ability to
help and being out there to do that.
And then you have this guy driving drunk, not for the first
time, not for the second time, for like the fifth time.
Same story here. We shouldn't be surprised at
this guy who was who who left his wife in New York and escaped
be basically he was let out and then never given an ICE detainer
because New York City doesn't work with our immigration, our
federal authorities. This is what happens when you
have sanctuary policies. It's the same thing that
happened to Kate Steinle in San Francisco.
People that had no business being here.
Is it going to save all the lives that happened and all the
crimes? No, of course not.
Is it a probably a smaller subsection?
Of course it is. It's not the entirety of the
crime problem in this country, but it's easily solved by
stopping one thing. Why you're not allowed to come
in here. You have no business being here.
If you're encountered here illegally and you're deported
correctly. We don't ever have this happen.
It makes you sick. It makes you sick thinking about
it. There's a couple of other kind
of ugly things that have been going on and and I'd be wrong if
we didn't cover this. I've got a one more story to
cover that I want to just at least touch on.
Story of a guy in supposedly an Air Force active duty Air Force
member making a terrible decision.
There's a little bit more to that story that happened in
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thing here. Speaking of sort of somebody
who's just misaligned and has bad information is making bad
decisions. This is like one of the saddest
stories you could find. I'm going to throw it up on the
screen here. I think this is coverage by NBC
again, talking about a a guy who decided to self immolate.
We haven't seen this kind of stuff very frequently and it's
truly horrific. I actually cut the video up so
you guys can see it. You're not going to see the
person burn, but you'll hear it. And and I chopped up some of The
Walking US Air Force member set himself on fire outside of the
Israeli embassy in DC and he's died.
He's filmed screaming free Palestine.
We'll show you that in one second here.
So if you guys are likely to to be upset about that sort of
thing, it actually is really upsetting.
I've seen it too many times and it's not, it's not good.
He set himself out, fire out on fire outside of the Israeli
Embassy in Washington, DC because he's getting bad
messaging and because he's a political leftist from
everything we can tell. I'm going to show you just a
little bit about it. One of these, you know, this is
the kind of extremism that I would like rooted out in our
military. I'm not worried about people
being so-called white supremacist.
I never saw that you can't be a functional member of any
military force and and actually go out there and not interact
with people of different skin colors.
In fact, I think working in the military will de radicalize a
lot of racially insensitive human beings.
If you came from a place where you had bad ideas, if you grew
up ignorant, nothing will give you a more worldly experience
than traveling the world with a bunch of members of the United
States military, whether they be Army, Navy, Air Force, post
Guard, Space Force, I guess Space Force is one of them.
Now Marine Corps, you go out there and serve with a bunch of
guys, like you're not going to look around and say, oh, these
people are exactly what I thought they were.
No, they're going to be doing the same job for the same money
with the same problems. It is going to humanize them to
you. So I don't worry about that.
I worry about someone that has a radical leftist ideology and is
so unhinged by this that they are willing to set themselves
ablaze. The video that I I captured here
came from a Twitter site, which I actually got blocked from.
This woman is a, she's a leftist activist and she's probably like
Antifa. So I want to give you guys back
story on it 'cause we don't always have that.
This is the account. Her name is Talia OTG that
streamed it out. She had access to, shockingly,
members of the radical political left.
She's been accused of being an Antifa activist and she blocked
me on Twitter when I pointed that out.
So I just put her handle up there for you guys to see.
The original stream of this airman burning himself came from
this account. Lily and our Kitty, you guys see
how clever that is. Lily and our Kitty, it's spelled
out if you guys want to come see it on the on the Rumble channel,
you can do that. But originally seen by almost
nobody, then seen by millions because this woman who is an
antique activist and has deep ties inside of these
organizations managed to share it.
She talked about how some of his friends, this guy's name was,
his name was Aaron Bushnell, and apparently was a great comrade
that was working to stop homelessness and he was looking
for liberation for all people. These are all Marxist buzzwords,
OK? These are all for leftist kind
of craziness. And everybody is supposedly
confirming that this guy was in fact a member of the US Air
Force and that he passed away from the wounds.
Anybody who's ever dealt with burn victims, it's some of the
ugliest, nastiest things that you'll ever see, and they're
incredibly painful. This is a really radical
decision to make, but I'm going to show you the video real
quick. Like I said, I chopped up some
of the other stuff. You'll see the response to it as
well, which is we're seeing I'm an active duty member of the
United States Air Force, and I will no longer be complicit in
genocide. I'm about to engage in an
extreme active protest. Compared to what people have
been experiencing in Palestine had the hands of their
colonizers, It's not extreme at all.
This is what our ruling class has decided.
We'll be normal. Hi
Palestine. Hi is that I can help you?
Can I help you Sir? I need fire.
He said he hasn't. Another one.
I don't need guns, I need fire.
All right, so any of you, first of all, that's really hard to
watch. I know the chat was already
reacting to that. And, and yeah, it's really
rough. Look, when this person came out,
this is outside of a secured area.
He's doing something that is clearly an act of insanity.
And the the way that almost all law enforcement is trained is
that when you deal with someone who's suicidal, they could just
as easily be homicidal. In fact, the FBI training
Academy teaches a very specific scenario where somebody has a
gun to their own head and if you don't act properly and you, and
that's a shoot scenario for law enforcement, by the way.
If somebody puts a gun to their own head and there's other
people in the room, they can just as easily decide to shoot
you first and then shoot themself.
The action beats reaction. And so that's why that guy is
coming on there with a weapon drawn.
Of course, everybody else can see that he's basically
incapacitated. You can hear and he stopped
screaming, which is awful. And then you've got people
running in with fire extinguishers.
You've got to give credit to the first responders that showed up
there as quickly as they did with the actions they did.
This is not a thing that I've ever heard anyone prepare for.
It's not not something that happens in this country on any
frequency that anybody would be aware of, but the words that he
was saying, colonizers, right extreme protest, the people that
he's talking about being a good comrade.
You hear this. It was streamed on an anarchist
sort of leftist or or antifa type site.
That woman is associated with Antifa reporting and in beds
with them and obviously has sympathies towards them.
Hence I was blocked. All of that stuff tells you that
this guy was captured. He was radically captured and
that is a real danger to have people like this.
He was 25 years old. He was old enough to make some
decisions on his own. He's a member of the US Air
Force, according to them, out of San Antonio, was in some sort of
a software group, not a combat typefacing, not a combat facing
AFSC Air Force specialty code. But horrific, truly sad.
And also just the that captured mindset that somebody has
basically taken on and, and believe that he was somehow
involved in the oppression of Israel by his work in the United
States Air Force. This is false nonsense, right?
Anybody who's ever been enlisted, who knows?
I mean, he's 27 years old. How high up could he be?
Not very high. How many decisions did he make?
None. None.
He didn't make any decisions. He's just a guy.
He's a cog in the wheel. Now do I get the idea of pushing
away from and not engaging in evil activity or following
orders that were illegal, immoral or unethical?
Of course, but that has nothing to do with what this guy's
talking about. This is someone who was captured
by a radical mindset and he's out there playing.
You know, I'm I wonder at what point in time if you saw he had
his lighter problems at one point went before the the
lighter click that he was thinking like, oh shit, am I
really doing this? And then truly awful, just an
absolutely awful thing to have put on, put on his parents, put
on people that used to work with him.
People said he was a nice guy. I'm sure he was.
A lot of these people come from really, really compassionate
places and they make a far twist.
That is not something you would ever do if you had an
understanding of like what Christian faith would be it.
But they're, they're lost and they replaced it with something
else, something that's truly awful.
I I really do pray for that guy's soul because that's the
saddest thing taking your life in that way.
And I think it's important that we see how damaging things like
Marxism in our military could get.
Imagine how many people like that would turn like that guy is
a liability in any position. I guess it's merciful that it
just happened with one person taking one life his own.
Truly sad. That's kind of where I'm going
to wrap it up here. I've got one more video for you.
I know that was kind of a dark place.
So let me tell you the king or the the one of the great dark
characters of all time, Darth Vader.
And this is sort of just a comical little take on it as
things continue to get weirder in this country.
I think you guys, you have the choice.
Prepare or repair. I just bought myself a new
shotgun. And then I found this video
which made me think about something funny.
We talked about the guy on the scooter choosing violence.
Not saying that you should go out and choose violence, but I
should say we should prepare for people that are unhinged and are
incapable. And so here's a light hearted
way that you can go out and prep and get yourself ready.
This is Darth Vader at the range.
If you ever see this guy, make friends with him.
He seems to have some cool toys. Yes, that was the escalation.
If you missed what you were hearing, there was a 50 Cal
Desert Eagle handgun. Then he moved into a hand
powered tac 14 Remington 870 in 12 gauge.
It looks like I got one of those.
That's what I got coming in. It's one of the things that made
sense to me. And then he continues to
escalate and ends up carrying an M82 Barrett semi automatic 50
Cal and blasting it from the hip.
So he was using the force. It's just force that we can all
understand, which is F equals MA.
That's how you do it anyway, that's kind of fun stuff.
I think I've got actually one more thing I wanted to cover
because this is where it all kind of ties together for me and
the reason why we've gotten herself in such a dirty place
politically for this country. This was a throwaway article on
Fox News, and I think it has much deeper implications than
they indicated. So we'll wrap with this.
It says Republicans propose blocking the State of the Union
speech if the president doesn't submit a budget on time.
And you're thinking, well, what the hell does that have to do?
What kind of what kind of proxy war is this nonsense?
Biden missed the deadline to submit his budget proposal to
Congress this year. This is coming out this morning.
I didn't realize that there was a budget deadline that he has
to, by law, submit a budget request to Congress to propose.
It's a proposal for national security stuff.
And then they go and they decide and they deliberate.
It's supposed to come in by February 5th.
Some Republicans in Congress want to hold Biden future
presidents accountable to the deadline with adding a penalty
with with no plans. So the problem is this, there's
a requirement under the Budget and Accounting Act of 1921,
which has been updated a number of time for the article that
says that the president must submit his budget request to
Congress no later than the first Monday in February.
And this year that was on February 5th.
Obviously that has come, has gone.
This president did not do such a thing.
The National Security Act of 1947 requires that the president
submit a national security proposal on the same day.
So those are two pieces, a budget request and also the
proposal for national security. They are meant by law to be
given on the exact same day, in this case, February 5th of this
year. The problem is this, just like
what we've seen in the Whistleblower Protection Acts,
just like we've seen on so many of these different federal laws
that sound good but are essentially recommendations,
particularly when they're dealing with a coequal branch of
government. There is no enforcement
mechanism. There's nothing they can do.
Congress has no penalty. There's no teeth in these laws.
They simply say that it must happen.
Well, what happens when someone chooses to engage in something
that says, well, I choose not to do so I'm going to not act in
good faith. I'm going to do something that
has nothing to do with the way that this country was founded,
which is that people of good faith, that people who basically
have a, a fundamentally Christian obligation, they, they
have an idea that there is a duty to act and they're serving
people and that their, their power and their position comes
from the, the power or the, the consent of the governed.
No, if you believe that you are just basically able to do
anything you choose and there are no consequences and then
there are no consequences built into the actual law.
There's no mechanism that's triggered.
Then you have nothing. You have a president that
basically just has looked at Congress and said I'm going to
do not, I'm going to break federal law, and there's nothing
you can do about it because you failed to put any teeth in it.
It's quite interesting. And apparently this is fairly
common. It does seem like a problem
apparently happened under multiple and including the four
immediate predecessors from both parties.
They were all late in getting their plans.
Well, if we're going to have Congress ignored, which Congress
has allowed, and if you're going to have Congress waiting on a
budget rather than proposing their own, why the president has
to do that. It is now part of the federal
law. But the idea that we would
surrender the power of the purse, that the executive is
going to tell what their priorities are, then Congress
just gives it a thumbs up or a thumbs down and they have no
ability to influence it. It actually shows you why we're
in the place we're in right now as a country.
We have a bunch of unserious people that have giving away the
serious amount of power from a coequal branch of government.
What should be the first branch of government under Article 1
and should be the most powerful because it represents the people
most directly. Because that happened, we now
have presence playing fast and loose.
And the answer is nothing happens to them.
Zero consequences. I think that's exactly how we
ended up in this scenario. They've got all kinds of, you
know, quotes from the different Congress people that are upset
about it. But essentially This is why we
have political theory. We have just sort of political
theater in all the hearings that go on because the hearings don't
result in anything either. There's no, there's no
mechanism, there's no teeth for any of this.
So it's all basically aggressive suggestions.
Imagine if somebody decided not to play the rules of the Supreme
Court. There's no enforcement action.
The Supreme Court has. It's all based on people
essentially following the duty to do what they said that they
would do. We're basically we're, we're
living in a society that is based on the hope and the dream
that men and women will do the thing they swore they would do.
And when they don't, it triggers nothing.
It triggers no action. And that, I think my friends, is
why we're so fundamentally unhappy with the way that things
work. We can see it.
We know that it's not working. Anyway, if you choose violence,
you could be just like that Darth Vader guy and you can go
out there and you can stock up on weapons the same way that we
did 12 gauge, 50 Cal handguns and rifles.
So be it. Do that.
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Those of you who have listened on the audio, and I'm sorry for
the upsetting piece that we had to play towards the end there.
But it's worth knowing we have to continue to know what other
people are saying, what other people are doing, why they might
be doing it, so we can have a better grasp of what's going on
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