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Hello my friends. Welcome to the Kyle Surf and
show. Today is Friday.
It's June the 30th. It is the end of what we've
called. Family pride month, I've got my
buddy, the real Steve friend joining me for today's show.
And what we're going to be doing is talking about a couple of
important topics. We're going to be talking about
some Democrats that think that abortion is acceptable,
including those who are Catholic.
So we're going to do that. We're going to be talking a
little bit about the Biden burner phone, maybe he doesn't
know how a burner works. We can talk about what we call
opsec or operational security and we're going to Get into
that. Scotus decision about
affirmative action, so that's what's coming up.
Stick around for that first, Steve, welcome to the show.
Thanks for joining me today. I'm very appreciative that
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It says all good. After last week's Hiatus, glad
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All right, let's launch into this.
We got producer Ryan running things right now.
Steve, did you know that Phil has a real daytime job and he
can't do this all the time with me?
Were you aware that? Yeah, I was and it's a crying
shame, man. Because producer Phil is his, a
know, Jesus spendable. But respect to him for actually
earning a living. For doing things in the world.
Like most people do kind of playing around like you and me
all day long. Yeah, we tend to play around.
All right, so let's talk about playing around.
You initially had came come to me and told me that you thought
that we should try to take back quote-unquote pride month with
family pride month. I had somebody in the dark to
light podcast who was in the chat and they suggested we
should call it humility month as opposed to Pride.
I'm kind of into that. I think families have to have a
little bit of humility. Here's here's what we are in
this 2023 last night. My son who's to was on the floor
on his belly and he told me Daddy I'm swimming.
I'm swimming. I'm a baby shark and so of
course I had to tweet out that now we're going to transition
them over. I'm pretty sure that's how it
works. Do you have any good
ichthyologist down there in Florida that we can transition
my son the The Gila plasti sounds like a problem?
Well I mean Daytona Beach is the shark capital of America but I
did respond to your tweet, I saw that and I will note that you're
raising a It's great white. So that in fact, makes you a
racist. I know it as sorry.
Sorry, not sorry. Oh, it's so silly.
All right, let's talk about other things that make no sense
and talk about racism here. Ryan, if you'll put up article
number one, story number one here, we're going to be reading
right from Catholic votes article and this is Catholic.
Vote.org tells us that there are 30 self-professed Catholic
Democrats. I'm going to make the argument
that there is no such thing as a Democrat.
You cannot be those two things at the same time, kind of like
the left likes to say, you can't be a black racist, right?
Slightly different because this is actually true.
They've written a pro-abortion statement.
This is coming from the Catholic vote news feed which they are
now originating. A lot of their own stories on
the one-year anniversary of the Dobbs decision.
We've got pro-abortion, representative Rosa delauro.
She's a Democrat from Connecticut, nothing good coming
out of Connecticut. Apparently, they have some
pretty outstanding and useless elected representatives.
This one pen day, A Renewed statement of principles
defending the so-called right to abortion, which we all know was
a, not a right in the first place.
It was a terrible Court decision.
The woman is 80 years old. She was first elected to
congress when I was 9 in 1990 and she tweeted a joint
statement. She had been diverse identifies
herself as Catholic raised and confirmed.
That is not a Catholic situation, you don't get to be
behind abortion. We actually use the new.
This know, this, in this country, it was the old safe
legal and rare situation, long crime, Congressman she argued
Her Co signatories also said they have these radical
pro-abortion views, isn't it amazing that a woman who can't
even get pregnant anymore suddenly has radical abortion
views going to read a little bit from their statement said as
Catholic, Democrats serving in the House of Representative, we
are proud that we are part of a faithful pro-choice, Catholic
majority, 68% of whom supported the legal protections of
abortion, access enshrined in row and sixty-three percent of
whom think abortion should be legal in all, or most cases are
faithful arms. Sorry, our faith unfailingly
promotes, the common good, and prioritize has the Dignity of
every human being and highlights.
The need to provide for a collective safety, net to our
most vulnerable. All right, so we could throw
that Showdown. We could bring Steve back up
here. Steve, you're not Catholic but
you are Catholic adjacent, there's Ryan.
Look at that guy. Hey Ryan, sorry about that
wrong, gone wrong scene - yeah, we're glad to see you then.
So here's the fun thing Catholic adjacent, Christian in general.
Can anybody hold those positions and then also hold this sort of
like, radical abortion. We're all lives can be taken
before the moment. They pass through the birth
canal. No you can't it and look that's
just your perspective in your view on things.
I mean let's just take it out of the abortion, / Christianity
realm. You can't say that you are a
fully wholly committed vegan and you Embrace that lifestyle.
And then the second sentence out of your mouth is the your and
talk about the virtues of eating meat, you're just not a
subscriber to veganism at that. Point and frankly, the people
that are within the vegan Community will probably come at
you harder than the people in the Catholic Community.
Going after these pro-abortion activists.
That's so true. It's just that, I mean, just
take away the politics of that hyper sensitive issue to this.
And I mean, like yeah, I would never claim to be a vegan if I
was eating steak and eggs for breakfast.
Well if you were a Democrat you could do that probably.
Yes, yes. And I mean, and and what they're
doing is they're wrapping themselves in the along and try.
True history of the things that they do like about Catholic or
Christianity in general where they can say, you know, I'm
going to feed the hungry and care for my fellow man and
they're going to use that to further their own ends and it's
gross. It's no different than blackface
is or the the tranny Madness is or the drag queens where they're
adopting, certain elements of a lifestyle that they don't either
agree with or could never actually fulfill and using them
to further argument that they want and sort of bastardizing.
Those beliefs. Is it clout?
Chasing I think so. I mean, I think that's also an
appeal to Authority. I mean, you'll see Nancy Pelosi.
She's she cannot ever make a point without saying as a mother
of five within six years whenever she's about to make an
abortion argument. Hmm.
It's a no, well, I have this Authority because I have borne
children. I think I should be able to end
the life of any other child on Earth or advocate for other
people's right to do. So correct.
So my I can't remember how many weeks I think we're E, two weeks
right now, something like that. So we're coming up on the.
We're coming up on the end period and you know, my wife has
got this one. Yeah, she's got that, she's got
the, the beach ball right? That she's hiding under her
shirt. And, you know, you feel the
child moving around in there are daughters is kicking and
hiccupping and doing all the things that a person could do.
And she could survive and these people are making the argument,
that that is a perfectly reasonable.
Time to end the pregnancy and there should be no consequences
for it and that we should have no problem with it because it's
morally. Good for them.
And they're always harkening back to the row decision, which
had nothing to do with late-term abortion that they're advocating
for in Rome and that was a very early by all any stress for the.
I eventually evolved into this trimester sort of evaluation but
we're pushing back on a 15 week, abortion, ban, that's, that's
four months. That's roughly halfway a little
before halfway through the process, but these people are
arguing that. Well, as long as the umbilical
cord Hasn't been severed, even though the baby's body is fully
removed from the mother, that's still a woman's right to choose
to end that life. And that's, you can't say that,
well, that's consistent with row, right?
Because that was, there was a viability standard in row, not
that then, yeah, not that, they knew what that was.
And obviously, as science has gone on.
Theoretically, the viability standard would get rolled back
further because we have more and more, you know, premature babies
being born that are more viable. Yeah.
And that's always been the the push of the the science for the
people who are you're going to. I think politically tend to be
science is their God and they're going to look at it from a very
sterile way and you would think that they'll probably be more
advocating for the abortion argument side of things.
The fact of the matter is that they're pushing these processes
that are actually going to make viability earlier and earlier
and I think we're going to get to a point actually where you're
going to have these external wounds.
Was like the Matrix and the argument for abortion will
effectively be gone at that point because you can't say well
it's it's in my body, my choice. Well it won't be your body.
It'll be an artificial womb outside I don't want no I don't
either. But I mean.
Well let let women way women in the chat if you want to weigh in
on that. Do you want an external womb or
do you want to still have the magic of pregnancy?
It is one of the incredible superpowers of women and I just
brought this up with Tracy beans just a second ago.
She said, you know, should women not be in law enforcement
because they can't pee in a bottle.
And I said, look, I'm not arguing one way or another.
Although there's a strong argument community that if you
can't do the basic tasks of surveillance, maybe it's not
good for you going out as a as a law enforcement officer in a
predominantly like nasty black neighborhood.
When you're like a white or an Asian female, it's weird and
trying to find a p place at like a 7-Eleven, like, you are going
to highlight yourself. So maybe that's not good.
Maybe there's no place for you on that team, although they're
super helpful for blending in, but if you're going to try to
compare my ability to pee in a bottle, which I To be a very low
low superpower if of power at all, to a woman being able to
create life, carry it around, and then, and Barrett into the
world. I don't, I don't know if I'd
want to give that sort of opportunity up like, it's pretty
amazing. I don't know, if that's that's a
strong argument for women in the, in the violence fear of
work, places, like, law, enforcement, or military.
I've always said that the position of thinking military,
we don't want women on the front lines that has nothing to do
with. We don't think you can do.
Do the job. I think you should just accept
the fact that we think you're more valuable than we are or
expendable. It's always you have you have a
magic superpower that you can hold a life inside you.
I don't have that and therefore I'm a Pawn on the chessboard
you're the queen. You have to be protected.
So like throw me into the meat grinder and we're going to
protect you as and it's not that I'm saying that you can't do it
or that. I'm better than you.
I'm just Expendable. Yeah.
No. By Logical sense.
I think that's very true, right? And it was funny, is that we've
always known that for thousands of years men and young men have
been the ones who waged War who engaged in violence because that
was the capability that they had.
Because even though that they can run around and share seed
everywhere, like the number of places that could receive like
the fertile Garden is really the thing that you protect.
You protect that sort of thing in front of your village.
I don't know man. How do we get?
So sideways. How do we get?
So sideways where we got dudes that are naked walking around or
like riding their bicycles in front of little kids and like
that's what has to be celebrated in this country.
And abortion until you know the second before they breach the
you know the physical world that we're all part of.
That's why we get convert it back to life month man.
We should be celebrating life month in June last weekend was
the anniversary of the overturning of row.
I'm I can't take credit for this.
I heard that another person but this out but I thought it was
excellent point. June should become life month,
it should be message that way. And we should embrace a rainbow
symbol. The Covenant of God to Noah that
he No longer Wipe Out the Earth and a flood again and we should
wave rainbow Flags, maybe with some baby feet emblazoned across
them. And therefore when you're
walking down the street in the month of June, you can say, hey,
that's a great life flag. The you got wave in there, I do,
I agree. Let's let's look at a response
here. Brian, if you pull up Story one
a here we've got the US Bishops they are rebuking these
democrats for invoking, Catholicism to justify abortion
so that's pretty helpful. What we see is that the United
States Bishops, a group of them. M came forward towards those
Catholic lawmakers, they signed a letter claiming that the
Catholic teachings do not support legal abortion, so
that's fantastic. We've got Archbishop Timothy
brolio. He's the president of United
States Conference of Catholic Bishops.
So this is this is the big group and they're pushing forward.
They've got my former Bishop which is Michael Burbridge in
Arlington Virginia going out there and saying yeah you you
can't be a Catholic and also justify your position on
abortion. Here's their actual quote says
members of Congress who recently invoke teachings of Catholic
faith itself as justifying abortion, or supporting a
supposed right to abortion grievously, distort the faith, I
like that. That's actual.
Great way to say that it is wrong and incoherent to claim
that the taking of innocent human life at its most
vulnerable stage, can ever be consistent with the values of
supporting the dignity and well-being of those in need.
That's the United States Bishops conference.
It's about time that some of these guys took a stand, and a
lot of them have been unwilling to do that for a long time.
I think it's it's it's kind of refreshing.
I think, I think people took a lot of hits religious people
took a lot of hits congregations took, a lot of hits during sort
of the covid shutdowns and they're realizing that people
don't want. Mealy-mouthed, soft religious
communities that are willing to fall over for the police that
the job is to take something a little bit more Hardline and
that Faith was never supposed to be easy.
No, one ever said it was Steve, any will bring Steve backup.
Sorry. Any thoughts on sort of the
renewed fervor than renewed sense?
It's of taking a stand and maybe you lose some followers, but you
gain the respect of those that are really there that are
devout. Yeah, I'm all in for that, I
think that the days of the pleated, khaki sweater vest and
occasionally Hawaiian shirt wearing Minister and you should
come because we have great coffee bar and daycare service,
your kids and we play great music.
That gets somebody out of bed on a Sunday morning once maybe, but
if you want to have people that want a real true connection with
There with the with the Divine, it's going to have to be steak.
Not Doritos. It's going to have to really
challenge them and be scripturally based and that's
why you see that that push for the Latin Mass, it's pretty high
amongst young. Catholics that from what I
understand that people are attending those masses.
It's not just the 85 year old woman.
It's young families that are going to that too, because
there's actually a true desire and that they're seeking that in
their life, they recognize that The a god-shaped hole in their
heart. And I also think that there's an
element to this that is that the culture war that we've seen
going on. There's been a successful
pushback, be it. The boycott of Bud Light because
they put Dylan Mulvaney on a can.
But even that the LA Dodgers where they were going to have
the the Blasphemous group come out and be recognized for the
game and thousands of people stood outside the stadium to
protest. I think that really, really
maybe they're taking their cue from their potential.
Education out there saying like okay, there's an appetite for
seriousness here. We don't necessarily have to be
the Kinder gentler church. We can just push the message
that we've always been called to do.
Yeah. And also Not only was there
thousands of people standing out in the streets but it was in Los
Angeles of all places, which we kind of think of ceded territory
for conservatives and for Christians and for Catholics, it
doesn't seem like the kind of place.
Even though it's literally the City of Angels, it has it has a
god-like name, it comes from the, you have the missionaries
And founded those original settlements, kind of funny.
I know you're not Catholic but you're Catholic adjacent and so
many ways. Will you remind people sort of
your connections to this? Because it's got a funny that
we're weighing in, on this sort of stuff?
But I you do speak from a place, I think of authority.
Yeah, yeah. So I have my mom started.
The family is Jewish, my dad's side of the family is Catholic
consistent, with my mom's side of the family, she had three
brothers, all of them married Catholics so mixed families on
that side and then we'll probably get into the college.
Ian's thing later on this conversation, but proud graduate
of the University of Notre Dame which allegedly at some point
was Catholic institution. I think it's arguable at this
point but I've attended many a mass there.
I was a resident assistant in my dorm is so we get a.
We would go to mass every Sunday and been through that that
process and then in really have a great affection for it.
Makes sense to me. All right, we're going to kind
of turn over to this next topic. We're going to get to this.
In court at the end here. So we'll touch back on College
admissions, which I think is useful.
But let's talk about, let's talk about opsec tell people what
opsec means, and then we're going to play a couple of little
fun things from our buddy, branded Divine will play a video
and then we'll discuss it operational security.
And you hear about situational awareness and then just
basically, protecting the, the information that you're privy to
and not allowing infiltration. The, you don't want you want to
take all necessary measures to know that you were you are in
Possession of something that nefarious actors might want to
have or have contact with you, because of that information and
certainly having a burner phone is a component to that.
So we see, we see that amongst people who were wanting to hide
from from the public view. Now, you've run sources.
I'm imagining probably not a ton on the engine revs, but you had
to have some. Yeah, that's, that's a
requirement. Did you have ways to communicate
with them that we're not attributable?
Will say we're just asking Murderess.
Yeah. Just basic insurance text
message but allegedly I mean we would when we were going to meet
and actually it would it would be connection to hey, let's meet
up week. We had a had a predetermined
place, we're going to go to so that it wouldn't be publicized.
And so we would know we were going to go.
We wouldn't be saying like hey meet me behind the Arby's at
1:30 this afternoon, right? Well you have one place that we
did last time. Yeah, yeah.
Yeah. Something, you agree on in
person, something that's less a tradable.
Why did you ever go by Source? Phones burner, phones for
people? That was that something that you
ever got involved in. Know, we looked into doing that
though, for four victims, as well as voices.
We were in the process of doing that and then getting, maybe
even like a burner Facebook account things for them to have
communication, because it was, it was actually, it was
consideration. We wanted to keep them
protected, definitely. So I'll tell you a funny story.
My guys, we all decided that we were going to go get Source
phone to the same time. It's a lot easier.
If you all go at once, you know, then you just kind of deal the -
at the same time and also maybe there's some plausible
deniability. So me and two of the guys that
were on my squad work in counterintelligence, went down
to this store, I want to say it was like a it was like an AT&T
store and so we go in there and we pick out the phone.
And first, you got all these like requirements.
You can't buy the ones that are made by the Chinese company.
So you gotta find a Korean made phone, which generally is like a
Samsung. So there's stipulations and then
you don't want to spend a ton of money on a phone because you're
going to end up throwing it away.
So we go, we go into the store, we pick out the Samsung we like
and it's like you know one of those galaxies Budget models.
And we go to the dude and we're like, look, I want
pay-as-you-go. I need a Year's worth of
protection for the minutes, and then, I want to put however,
many minutes on there, and the whole thing was like a hundred
and fifty, three dollars and change so perfect.
So that's exactly what we all have.
You know, two hundred dollars or two hundred sixty bucks in our
pocket to go do this deal. So we go in and the guy goes,
okay. I just need to set up your
accounts like yeah, no problem. And he goes and what's your
name? And I go AT&T customer and he
goes, well, do I need to put a name on there?
And then it's like I understand, he goes what's the name again?
Said, AT&T customer? That's the name.
That's right. And he goes, what's your name?
And I said, AT&T customer, like, well, what are you not
understanding? So he looks at me, really,
really weird and he types this in and I was like, that's the
name. I'm prepared to give to you and
he's like got it. So he types that thing up.
He gives me, my phone activates the plan, whenever I stand next
to it, My Buddy Miles steps up. Miles gets in there, does the
whole routine. What's the name for the account?
AT&T customer, he got slightly less pushed back at that point.
So he goes through. So now we, Got two phones spot
and then we get this guy Chris on the squad, he goes up and he
buys his also AT&T customer. So he buys AT&T customer.
And and now this dude is looking and he's not sure are these two,
you know that we're all wearing, you know, dress shirts and
slacks and nice shoes, is this a group of young white drug
dealers in Washington DC? Or did I just like facilitate
like a downlo organization of guys that are running behind
their wives backs? Because he's looking at us and
miles is good-looking and Chris relatively good looking.
So it seems like Youngest fit guys that are all AT&T customer
buying that. And, and that's, that's the
funniest part about it. Because the most people that are
buying, these are drug dealers. They tend to have a pretty good
idea of operational security, and then people who are having
Affairs, that's the classic reasons for burner accounts.
I don't know if there's any other great ones that are out
there other than FBI agents and spies.
Now I've met I think we've seen the the burner, like Twitter
accounts that like celebrities and stuff will use to wipe their
own material and try to not look like they're hyping their own
material self liking and stuff. If yes.
But I mean for, as far as the phone itself.
Yeah. I mean, you just, there's the
classic the Wireman where they said, think the kid out to, like
all different gas stations around the area to go buy a
bunch of flip phones that they could use.
That's how we do. That was why?
Yeah. So the key is you decentralize
it from where you normally spend time and then you don't
attribute it to a name and you buy in cash.
So that's the classic pieces of a burner phone, folks, if you've
been wondering how to get a burner phone, what is the right
way to do it? That's the opsec behind a burner
phone and let's talk about burner phones.
A little bit right now. Let's bring up to go ahead.
Not have your son, pay for it to turns out.
Having it attributed to your son is not going to be helpful
because then you're going to end up with a new story like this.
If we'll go to video number 1, Peter, you broke a lot of this
years ago about the Biden family influence, peddling.
And you've got new information this morning.
Breaking news on a cell phone that Joe Biden was using.
Tell us about that. Yeah, I mean it's interesting.
What is the line of communications between Hunter
Biden and his business partners and Joe Biden when he's Vice
President of the United States, it's not the government phone.
It's not Joe Biden's, personal phone.
We know from the laptop that Hunter Biden's business paid for
a private phone line that Joe Biden used while he was vice
president, it was from AT&T, it was $300 a month, it was a
global phone where you could access somebody anywhere around
the world. World, we shared that phone
number in that account information, with people at the
house oversight committee. My Hope Is that they haven't
already, they will subpoena those records because I think it
will give an indication on how tight the communication was and
that may be the phone for example, that the Ukrainian, the
Verismo executive might have used in this allegation that he
talked to Joe Biden and recorded conversations.
I would just say one other thing Marie, is it relates to that
sort of Shakedown? And call with Henry Zhao that we
alluded to Henry. Zhao in 2015 had already sent
five million dollars to the Biden's.
He was ahead of a harvest investment firm and what's
interesting is in the correspondence there Hunter
Biden, again, talks to Jaco in the context of this is a deal
that's important to my family involving his father.
Let's also keep in mind, we fixate on the criminal element
of this. We also have to focus on the The
Espionage element of this Henry Zhao paid 5 million dollars to
Hunter Biden from an account. That was part of a company that
he co-owned with the family of the minister of State, security
of China, who's in charge of the entire spy apparatus.
And you see that in every deal that Hunter Biden did in China,
these individuals that are sending him money have ties to
Chinese intelligence. I believe what we have to take a
quick break and then talk more. But all right.
So he'd We go. This is Peter Switzer.
We did actually didn't hear from Miranda Divine although she sat
there and look nice in that particular clip and
investigative journalist, he's the author of Clinton cash which
was an indictment of the way that the cleanse did business.
People have sort of impugned him as a right-wing operative and
yet bringing forth this sort of credible allegation, that there
was this once again, AT&T phone, which should have been listed to
AT&T customer, maybe it was sort of This Global burner phone that
was a SAT phone, apparently, three hundred dollars a month to
be able to make that thing happen.
And so, I've got this article in front of me.
Pull this thing up. Steve, I'll read a little bit
and then we'll talk about it in a little bit further.
But if you'll bring up that story number two, there we are.
This is from Zero Hedge. Folks, if you haven't seen zero
hwedge.com, that is producer. Phil's favorite almost always,
written articles by Tyler Durden a an anonymous account that post
some pretty good stuff. So, here's the quote, you just
heard him. You say, we know the laptop was
paid for by the private. I'm sorry the we know about the
laptop. We know about this private
phone. We're going to get into another
video in just a second which will share from our mutual
friend there Steve but pretty amusing.
This is The way you're supposed to do business, you're not
supposed to put your name on it, you're not supposed to have it,
tied back to you if you're going to have some kind of a burner
account. And I do want to note that we're
talking about five million dollars a couple of times.
It's just, it's interesting. Peter's, whites are obviously,
not an FBI agent. We can put the piece back down
Switzer, not an FBI agent because Espionage actually is a
crime. You notice he says, forget about
the criminal aspect of it. We're let's talk about the, you
know, the the Espionage thing when Espionage in fact is a
federal crime, I just always think it's funny.
When people get out over their skis on this kind of stuff, it's
you can't help it. He's talking about the
counterintelligence nature, which is to say the ties to the
MSS. That was my target.
When I work Chinese CI, I'm guessing you've probably at
least been briefed on. There are certain threats, and
it's like Russian, they don't have the KGB anymore.
They have the gru, they got the FSB the Chinese.
It's the MSS. Like, that's the, that's the
real bad guy in the world. And that's who apparently he's
taken cash from her at least tied to Yeah, like a hundred
hundred Biden is not good at anything.
Like he's not even a good shake down guy.
His only tactic is basically saying, do you know who I am?
Do, you know who I am? That's that's it.
He can't even be like cool on this and just like role in like
I'm an important person and I'm dignified and I'm just going to
take this bag cash and walk away.
He has to in feels compelled to always throw out my father.
When was the last time you said, like my dad can bench press more
than your dad? That's this morning on the
doctor, Light podcast. I think I said that.
Okay, I'm just kidding. I mean that's what he does.
Entire stick is my dad could beat up your dad.
Yeah. Because he's the vice president
or Senator. Yeah, whatever.
He's a 53 year old man and I am very fatigued about having to
read about this guy or hear about this guy, like he's this
wounded. Bird that just fell out of the
nest and they needs to be cared for what he's, you know, who
nearing the age to collect Social Security, he's getting
right on it. I think it actually reminds me
of sort of an infantile ization. They keep pretending, you say
wounded bird but they're acting like he's a child and needs to
be protected by the media and so on.
And it's the same way that we're going to see something in the
scotus decision and the reactions to it, which was
essentially people who can't take care of themselves, need to
be helped, you know, if you saw some of the other stuff, we've
done the show, we talked about how Had them on, you know,
analysis on CNN, talking about, you know, he was a drug dealer,
he's an addict. You have to treat addicts
differently. You were a cop.
Do you get to treat addicts very differently in the street
because they're addicts? Is that kind of how that plays
out? No, not at all.
I mean, look, we have supposed to be equal justice under the
law, the way that it works. And look, we've heard the same
thing with with President Trump. We, we are in the same system,
everybody needs to be held accountable for their own
actions. Now, look, the fact that he has
drugs History of drug abuse and he's an addict.
It factors into any sort of dealing that you have with them.
You always know that that's going to be a calculus.
And do you know why he was behaving or what sort of impacts
were there on his decision-making process, but
it's no different than dealing with a drunk driver who you pull
over. Get it.
Well, I mean, drunk our job is drug so they keep be held
accountable for driving drunk because I was drunk.
Yeah. And can you be count held
accountable for drunk driving in any accidents, you do, unless
your name is Paul Pelosi, who Sick burn, fair enough.
We're Ted Kennedy. Yeah, there's that.
So all right, so they're acting like there's this double
standard. Have you heard the new kind of
line that's been trotted out? The view, did it the other day?
Did you see that thing? That what was her name?
Anna Navarro was talking about. Yeah, I responded to her saying
that where it's like, this story is about a Father's Love For a
son and I think my response was something like, as a father of
two sons. I can't tell you the amount of
times that I sent them while they're on a crack cocaine,
binge. To go collect bags of cash for
me around the earth. That's just the way I do it.
That's how I show my love and, and you're expecting pretty good
outcomes, I imagine. Yeah, yeah, I mean, here's the
thing to that. They sort of tried to divorce
Hunter Biden from Joe Biden. Even it when this all comes
apart and eventually, well, who knows when it's gonna happen?
There will be an attempt to say, well, Hunters the bad actor.
Joe was this pure as the driven snow public servant, not true.
The only reason that Hunter was able to pick up these bags of
cash, Just because he claimed and I'm sure with his father's
knowledge that he had some sort of influence with Joe.
And even if Joe never received a single Cent, from any of these
collections, it is as if he did because he's not buying any
green bananas there. Certainly has been falling down
quite a bit and all the money that he would potentially be
getting is going to go to his family when he passes on to the
next life. And, you know, as a pro-abortion
Catholic mobile, we can debate where he's next lights going to
B-but. It's it's all that wealth is
going to bequeath to the second generation behind him anyway.
So there's no difference. Functionally between him
collecting bags of cash and then dying and giving them a hunter
or just under getting it directly and funding his drug
habit a little bit earlier. Plus we're seeing some policy
decisions that seem to be indicating that there is a
movement that way particularly things like Taiwan and some of
the stances that we're seeing this this Administration take
Yeah, yeah. Well, if I try to walk back
Taiwan quite a bit here and I mean, I think, I think once they
took the lid off the debt ceiling, we have to go back to
the credit card company and ask to have our limit extended more.
So we sent Tony blinken over to say, well, we don't think the
taiwan's an independent country anymore, which was news to me.
If you've tracked anything that our presidents talked about,
he's fully authorized a turn, his key and send some nukes.
He sounds like but I guess his handlers.
Let him get off the leash a little bit, so that's Scary, you
mentioned that. The argument is essentially that
there's this big divide between the hunter Biden situation, and
what's going on, there has nothing to do with Joe.
Let's play the next video from our friend, John Solomon
talking, I think on real America's voice and let's see
what we think about that. What was it over for the FBI?
There had been some documents that law enforcement has got two
other meats and one of those documents got Lisa.
Me and it has cell. Phone number that hundred
million was paid for. So if you're going, this is my
chance. Maybe I can.
I've been trying to get Fair comment from under bud.
So I'm going to call the cell phone so I called the cell phone
and guess who picked up the phone.
Although, by Joe boy, was he shocked when he got when he
picked up the phone and find out.
It was me. What do you think?
I hit my head? I'm thinking of.
This is the most John Solomon, way of doing that, that bill
Reilly Infamous, clip of him being like, f it, we'll do it
live. I could just see John Solomon
with a phone number to say, like, Evan, I'm gonna call this
number and I mean, how I would love love to hear the recording.
The bumbling, that would have gone on and how quickly I did?
He eloquently hang up the phone and say, hey, I gotta go, or did
he just swipe it? Tipoff at or threw it down the
toilet. Like you see in like some movie
where they have to put in the water right away, right?
John. Yeah, John Solomon's, great and
how many you talk to him fairly frequently or at least
occasionally? Yeah.
Text with them and appear on the
show, pretty, pretty regularly. He has excellent sourcing and
that's kind of what you didn't catch any.
The audio is a little bit broken up on there.
But what he's saying is that he had a source leaked that
information to him and unfortunately, because we don't
have investigations moving in a timely manner and we can't
really count on To do the right thing.
We can't count on the FBI to do the right thing.
We're really relying on guys. Like John Solomon, who are very
well connected into things. I'll call them up and share
something with him and he'll come back to me and he'll give
me more on the information right away.
And so that's the other thing. I really love that he's
collaborative about it and he's got capabilities to go out there
and confirm information but imagine catching a phone number
and have you ever have done this in investigations to?
You're like, let's just see who's on the other end of it
all. Set up recorder, dial it up and
used to call it, smile and dial. And you just, you just punch in
that number. And put the phone on speaker and
see what happens next. I had to been absolutely
shocking. Yeah.
I mean, do you think the Joe Biden's did the whole?
Like, how did you get this number?
Or do you think has been where you think John Sullivan John
Solomon's? Pretty pretty professional?
I'm sure you said like how I John Solomon from just the news
but like what if he had what have you just been like hey John
and then let Joe just ramble. Yes record.
And here's the other thing that we find and and you and I have
been in some private conversation with some of these
journalists a little bit There's not a huge awareness of how to
do the classic ruse. Do you want to tell people about
like what the ruse is? Maybe some good ones that you
guys have done when you were doing it?
Because it's a really powerful tool but I just it doesn't seem
like they know it. No, I think that they, they
assume that they have to be sort of almost adversarial that there
because there it'll eventually get to that if they're trying to
expose something that's bad or that's going to be bad for that
person. So they kind of go in and show
their hand. They'll say like hi, I'm calling
from ABC News. And I want to get your comments
on, you beating your wife and it's just over the top of the
Harem the the more clever way. I guess you go about it or just
the way to ingratiate yourself to somebody as a ruse, would be
to say. Hey, there are some allegations
against you but I think you're misunderstood I would like to
get your story out there and and when that person thinks that
you're an advocate for them, there are at least going to give
you a response. That's something that you can
use. The story and then and maybe
lychee answering some questions that might reveal.
And and look there's always you know, you think you have the
whole story until you hear the other side of it so that there's
never just a obviously One Way story.
So I think it would behoove a lot of these journalists to go
about it with a little more tact and they could be able to flush
out the details but also it'll expose the some of these some of
these guys because they're not going to climb up right away,
they're going to be inclined to talk to you and maybe reveal.
With where their tents were. So when you're, when you're
working in a covert role or you're working an undercover
role, we always do this thing. That's called cover for Action.
You ever heard that term? Yeah, and and it's a reason that
you're there and like you, say you give them cover for Action,
you're calling them up. Why are you calling me, right?
Every single phone call Begins the same.
There's some really funny comedy routines about it when I can't
remember who it is. I think it's Tom Segura talks
about he's like pick up the phone and talk to people that
have never used a phone before and they're like, oh, they make
noises and he's like, I know I talk and then you talk the guys
like yeah, he's like, you have to explain Phone works.
But the phone works in the same way.
Every single time, everything about every call you've ever
made, you pick up the phone, you make a phone call, you reach out
somebody else answers, and then you have a reason for the, call
a cover for Action. What is the?
And if it's, you know, especially if you're doing
something Insidious, if you're trying to keep them on the line,
then you have questions that are going to go long form.
If you are trying to ascertain who's on the other end of it,
you may have to play along. Telemarketers are really good at
this. In fact, telemarketers are
excellent at that. And a lot of people will be on
the phone with telemarketers longer than they planned on even
though they would naturally We hang up there they've got you
answering questions. There's all these little tricks
and tips and for some reason reporters seem to be unable to
sort of utilize basic deception and it's not even over to
deception. It's just like I said, I'll
cover for Action. Why they're calling Pepe the
gray and the chat. Who's always in there.
On our morning shows mentioned that if John Solomon had a
recording probably wouldn't be sharing that recording with
anybody or probably would rather and my guess is that he would
have been cautious to record it because Have one and two-party
consent rules depending on where you are.
If you don't know where the subject of the person who's
receiving that phone call, as you could find yourself on the
wrong side of that, you would explain the party consent and
how that works. Yeah, we talked about that
before each state has a different requirements for
recording conversations. So if it's a one-party state,
that means that only one half of that conversation if Kyle and I
are having a conversation and I want to record it.
I can and you don't need his permission but if we are in a
two-party State then he needs to be aware and And approve of me
recording the conversation before I click record on my
recorder and if you're just going to call somebody up out of
the blue, it's a little different if there's law
enforcement because there's law enforcement exemptions so, you
know, I used to be able to do that.
Yep. Even though in Florida, it's a
two-party consent State. I could call somebody with a
recorder rolling, but you'll always hear that way.
Anytime I've talked to a journalist who's wanting to use
a recorder, they will not even ask what state I reside in
anything like that. They'll just say, hey, is it
okay with you? If I record and and I think that
They're doing that to cover their butts legally and then
also there's that there's an honor component to it because
you might be having an off the Record or not background
conversation. Yeah, which case then they'll
still quote you, if they're on the wrong side of the table for
the Washington Post, a well, yes.
Yeah, you had that happened recently.
Uh, and you make a good point, which is that in person the
rules are pretty well set because you're both physically
in the same place and so one-party consent.
Obviously we you know one party knows what about no party
consent. What does that usually take a
search warrant and it's operation Flex from the FBI.
You can just leave a recording device hidden walk away and
that's considered. Okay.
And on kosher, what do you think about this new thing and we
didn't have it out? We don't have a story up on it,
but it's worth asking about, you know, I just was on Infowars
earlier this week. If we were talking, I talked
with Owen, Shroyer about sort of the Trump recording that's been
leaked out. Any, what has been your
reflection on that? Have you listen?
It's only about two minutes from CNN.
Yeah, I listened to the recording and then it first, do,
you know, you're just going about, like, what does this
mean? What does this mean?
And How does this come about, is it housing an impact?
But then I think the next day there it was revealed that that
recording has nothing to do with the charges themselves so it's
just a smear. Yeah we're just back to it's
another smear. We're going to put that up
there. I mean if anything it should be
a launching point for. Okay you guys dropped a
recording. We're one of the 15 recordings
of hundred Biden or one of the two recordings of Joe Biden that
allegedly exist and them trying to Make these deals going on.
So I, you know, if we're going to do a tip for cat, and I need
to see, see something from from the Biden investigation because
wherever obviously, very fair. Do you think that that we're
talking about a doj leak or is this an FBI leak?
What's your instinct? What's Your Gut on that?
I think, doj, I think that it's just, there's too much political
actors there. I think the FBI's, the Heats a
little high right now and and they they don't want Under any
extra scrutiny. I think that a lot of the stuff
is already with the doj to because he's investigation she
going on so far and yeah, that's that's just my my God.
If I had to guess, I have the same feeling, are we going to
move on? And we're going to talk about
that that Notre Dame, that that fun time of bringing people into
a new college and why the United States Supreme Court has to get
involved. If you pull up, Story number
three, there, Ryan from the Washington examiner.
This is a piece by Cal Indies Supreme, Court a reporter and
Jeremiah puff says the Supreme Court bans.
The affirmative action in a ruling against racial conscious
College admissions because that's what's most important is
what your race is. It says here that the Supreme
Court banned, the consideration of race as part of the
admissions decisions in colleges including Harvard University and
the University of North Carolina.
Those were the two that were sort of in the in the the case
specifically which is going to splay out across the rest of the
the colleges in this country. And I guess the federal
government has some stake in this because the amount of money
that goes in from all the difference, what do you call
them? No Pell Grants and all the
scholarship type things that we've gotten the federal
government involved in. Yet another thing that has not
gotten any cheaper. And this particular story we're
saying Chief Justice, John Roberts, you wrote for the
six-member majority, there's a really good concurring opinion
by Clarence Thomas as well, but it just says that their undoing.
The lasting impacts of this Landmark case which was 1978
Regents of the University of Southern California birth Bakke,
I think be a ke ke, is that I was pronounced?
Steve, you know, I've no idea. I have no idea.
Let's just calm here just says that for the majority that
Harvard's and unc's admissions program.
Violates, the equal protection Clause of the 14th Amendment
which is often been used as a cudgel to come after some of the
conservative stuff. So I'll bring it back up on
there. What are your Basic Instincts?
What is your your thoughts on this?
As we start removing race as an affirmative action we saw a lot
of squawking on the other side. Yeah you know I think the the
the Temptation for this conversation is to we're going
to talk about Martin Luther King Content of character and it
should be about Merit and like all those qualifiers aside.
Let's talk about some other things I think that are a little
bit more interesting. I think that the fact that they
have used these affirmative action standards to admit people
who are less than qualified to enter school and now we've seen
the tuition prices Skyrocket from schools has resulted in
people. Taking out loans in the hundreds
of thousands of dollars to attend universities which they
have no hope to To succeed at and therefore, they wind up, not
completing their degree and they're still saddled with this
debt and they're not going to be in position to get a job now
where they're going to be able to pay it off in any sort of
timely fashion. So I think there's a component
there that we need to. We need to address that and I
think that's that's tied to the price of college but it's also
not Not from doing this bait and switch where we say hi, you're
going to Harvard now. And then when you, when you
really qualified for, you know, UC Santa Barbara, that's our
great school. By the way, the banana slugs,
there's nothing against UC Santa Barbara.
We want to make sure all of our banana slug listeners.
Know that it's not, but he's the economic slavery, then don't.
Yes, it's an it's economics at it and it's also tied to this
whole, the degree is a degree that's that's going to set you
up to do something. Or is it just wallpaper?
Or so that you can say that you have a degree from an esteemed
University and if there's really no, you know, how many Baristas
have ivy league degrees. That's did you learn anything
that your can actually use? And I think that the second
component to this, the outside of this this student loan crisis
that we're finding ourselves and I think it's going to be the
unintended consequence here, that I'm going to be happy about
and they're they're going to contrive ways.
To bring people into schools to Kit their quote unquote,
diversity quotas and I think for a long time the corporate world
it's illegal to give an IQ test to hire somebody.
So they contrived this college system which people essentially
take out loans because their SAT scores, get them into a certain
school and the SAT is an IQ test.
Yes. And then they complete that
school and then the they get hired by the corporate world and
the corporate world has then put a couple of middlemen in there
to get their IQ test and Sadler. With hundreds of thousands of
dollars in debt and they're going to still want to hit their
IQ /, diversity quotas, and if the university is not going to
be able to do that for them, I think you're going to see the
corporate world say, well, the college degree, isn't that
important anymore and then micro winds, which that means America
wins. So, I want to issue an
on-the-spot correction about University of Santa Barbara, it
occurred to me that the banana slugs are UC Santa Cruz.
I'm pretty sure. And so Santa Barbara, their
mascot is actually the Gaucho. I look that up right now, that's
what I was typing on. As if you're watching on a
rumble Channel, you saw my eyes look away from Steve's,
excellent answer and I had to go and get firm.
I thought wait a minute, that's doesn't sound right?
I'm pretty sure, although UC Santa Cruz and UC Santa Barbara,
lovely places to go to school, even if you are in a completely
ideologically captured area, and I'm not confident that those
degrees mean, anything outside of the State of California but a
lot of degrees are getting watered down or watering it
down. And I think we're also setting
people up for failure in this. And I mentioned this to trace
Sea beans earlier, the scariest thing about that in addition to
what you just mentioned is that you now have set people up for
possible failure. If they do maintain the rigorous
academic standards that they're supposed to write, we're going
to have people come into the school.
They're not going to perform and it's going, they might have
succeeded somewhere. If you could if you're
University of Oklahoma material, I went to University, Oklahoma.
So I'll say that specifically. And and you get brought into
Harvard and you didn't have the ability to do so.
And you don't succeed at Harvard.
It's actually going to be far more crushing than being
successful at the level that you were actually appropriate
appropriately able to train up to.
And so you actually Rob people from their capabilities or you
give them a water down degree. Either one of them is going to
be awful for everybody because reducing the standard doesn't
make it better. It's pretty FBI stuff.
That's what our buddy. Jenny more likes to do.
Yeah, it is and I can you make the case that the gnashing and
wailing gnashing of teeth and wailing those gone.
Anon. Since this decision came out
from the left. There's been this trend and
we've seen the statistically that the college enrollment
numbers have gone down pretty significantly in the last few
years. I think that that is tied to
what people were basically doing remote learning and they're like
I'm not paying for this and then they just don't see the value of
the college degree anymore. I think the people that are
embracing that more. So it's white people, it's why
people. So they're still wailing about
minorities. Not getting College.
We're going to fight to put them in a college and I'm like well
isn't that functionally you arguing that they should be able
to be saddled with 200,000 dollars of debt to go to a place
where they're probably not going to get a degree from because
they're not qualified for that. Meanwhile your kid will skip
college and enter the workforce and be just fine so aren't you
arguing to set them back even further by what you're arguing
for? They can't see that though.
And, you know, that's why I love guys like like micro and the
make America Work Foundation, I think is what it's called, will
have to pull it up at some other time but Micro Micro for
president? Yeah, he's the best.
Also, I just love his voice. Do you know that?
He was a? He was in operatic baritone.
Yes. If you ever heard of his
recording redoes, the mr. Grinch voicemail.
I have not, oh, here he sings the entire mr.
You're a Mean One. Mr. Grinch, as a voicemail
recording, while drinking a beer.
It's incredible. I mean yeah, micro for president
is easy. What a likable.
Dude, I just he's got such a rational.
Take I know that's why people love him.
That's why he has the audience the following.
But they're there is a place where we are going to have to
move. To letting people go back to
trade schools. Again, I sat down.
Actually this is interesting. I haven't brought this up with
you. I flew back from New Hampshire.
I went up there and took that trip.
We were both on the road at the same time.
So I went up in New Hampshire and I think you were in
Nashville or Memphis Nashville and I'm flying back and I'm
sitting next to a high school principal who was probably a
leftist based on sort of the general Instinct that I would
have out of there. Although he was a really nice
man and I he's my kind of guy. Maybe not left his, maybe just
sort of like a progressive or liberal type.
His wife was a feminist representative in Illinois, and
I didn't even look up his last name, but he was super nice.
His son was very nice, they were going out for a job interviews.
Dad was, you know, son was in a hard science data science, type
thing, and we're sitting there talking about shop class and
about home ech and apprenticeships.
And I asked him because I was very curious.
This is just one random dude that I happen to be sitting on
an airplane with, like, what's the story with those classes are
Bringing them back. Is there any interest in them?
And his statement was, is that it's very, very hard to get
someone to come in and teach those because first, they have
to get certified and then they don't get paid that much.
And if you're an engineer, or if you're a carpenter, or if you're
somebody, that's in that field, you can make more money in the
field, then you can teaching it obviously.
And so, the only options you really have for people that are
in retirement, and then you got to replace them and there's kind
of all these hurdles. Unfortunately, you talk about
the administrative procedures of it.
They've created, you know, a Masters or a teaching
certificate that has to be done when these are hard skills, that
should be Apprentice. Base.
But he did mention that, they have these really cool new sort
of smaller micro programs teaching, kids, how to build and
frame houses teaching them, basically, they come in, they
raise money. They build an entire house
through their senior year through this apprenticeship with
like a handful of students. They sell the house and the
profit on the sale funds, the purchase of the next thing and
the materials to do it again. Which is basically teaching them
how to run a business as well as a contractor or as a builder.
And and that was really like heartening to me that was one of
the nicest like that, that made me feel good like that.
That's going on in Illinois. It's going on in the place.
That's not too far away from Chicago.
That seems like, you know, kind of a lost cause that they are.
There is a swing back towards this sort of apprenticeship and
hard skills and plumbers and electricians.
And so on. Yeah, there's a school that's
not too far away from here and I know because we use their
facilities to state for a giant Swan.
Operation nice. But I was walking to the, it was
in the Our time and they had a whole wall and they had a
program where kids were getting certified as machinists and
nurses aides and it was just all these different sort of
professions that they were able to do.
And I remember walking, this is pretty rural, it's pretty large
school. I mean, I'm sure it just pulled
in everybody from that general area.
And I remember thinking like this is, this is the way to do
this because school isn't for everybody, the woman who I go
to, who cuts my hair. I mean, she said, she Was in
high school and they had like a barber program that she did.
She said, I didn't want to be in school.
I knew what this is, what I wanted to do and he was but
ology should be an option. Yep.
And it just kind of turbocharged her career because she didn't
wind up wasting her time and then dropping out of school and
then not having a degree and then having to go back at a
later time or their, we're going off to find herself in some sort
of soft science degree in college, and getting getting
saddled with debt. She went straight into the
workforce and and is good what she does.
I mean, she says good job. Mike.
And every time I go, there have to wait, so I don't she's
obviously killing it. Yeah, that's that's actually the
big key there. You mentioned a SWAT staging
that's kind of like the that triggered it.
I forgot that I put this video up Ryan.
If we could pull up the video of the there was body cam footage.
You and I did a show not too long ago where we talked about
the Super Bowl of masculinity. This was the gentleman who
rolled in and saved the lives of many by addressing an active
shooter at the school in Nashville.
And now we've got the body cam footage from Allen Texas.
This was the mall shooting. Her folks, you may have seen
some of the pictures there, but this was a guy that just started
shooting indiscriminately at a mall and this was the story of
the, the Mexican white supremacist.
You recall. He supposedly had Nazi tattoos
on his body, but no pictures of his face.
Obviously, you never post that. And so that was the story
actually was breaking when I was on Tim cast and the video from
the body cam of the officer came out.
Have you seen this video yet? And I want to see it Francesca.
Okay, so here comes, this is the video of the body cam footage
here. I would say this is a contender
for Super Bowl. Vanity Ryan, whatever you're
ready, we can roll that one. Y'all be good.
Okay. And make sure you wear your
seatbelts when mommy's driving. Okay, you understand.
All right. 145, I think we got shots fired at the outlet mall
people running. What you doing?
I'm over here by little. I got him down.
There it is. What's your initial reaction on
that, man? Just it had brought everything
in the. You could hear the shots at the.
The most telling thing is it shots are getting louder as he's
moving closer and closer to it. And you realize that, that's a
guy who's like we talked about before.
He threw on his vest that day. He stood up, he drank a cup of
coffee on the way to work. He didn't know that it was a
Super Bowl today and when they called his name, he ran to the
fight. He Didn't post up behind a
pillar and call for SWAT. You can hear him on the radio
saying like we might have a mass shooter, semi everybody, you got
and he immediately insert himself into a position of
leadership there. And then, look, I got the guy
who took the shot that need to be taken and was happy with it,
like that he was there was no decision there.
And I've always said that like, people have said, you think you
can shoot somebody. I was like I decided that long
time ago, their decision. I'm just delivering the round
this point, right? You weren't excited.
You told me that it was something.
I thought was a really nice frame.
You told me that the first round in your gun is already fired.
It's just, you're just waiting for the Target.
Yes, yes. It's, I mean, it's already been.
It's just a question of the timing, you know, and it's up to
them, they've made the decision that's going to do.
And I'm just the delivery system of that round to put them down
and he went by. He's, you know, what?
I did my job. I did my job.
Yeah, I was like, damn, bro. I I put them down and and I
think good on him, man. That guy's, you know, and you
talk about stress, he Physically exert himself.
He had to run their, that's the thing that I was going to bring
it up. You've done a lot of SWAT
operations. I know you guys try to move
slowly and smoothly. That's the goal, but you've had
to do a run up and then do a shooting talk to people about
how that adds to the game. Yeah, I mean, that's sort of
this stress inoculation component that they try to do in
training because you can't prepare for the fear and the
adrenaline dump that you're going to get, where your hands
are going to shake uncontrollably.
You you're not gonna be able to really replicate that, so they
have you physically exert yourself during stress
inoculation. But this guy actually had to go
Physical strain to that and get to the place where he was going
to be emotionally pressed. So he had a double and that's a
guy who prepared himself obviously that he could take off
and run in his equipment. He, you know, he was on a
walking heart attack who is you know his just Downing a dozen
doughnuts every single day. So he's a piece of professional.
He grabbed his his long gun. It was staged.
He said he was ready. He, it was.
So clearly a situation that he thought of and the using he was
like, do we have A mass shooter do have a mass shooter because
that was going to change the dynamic because if it's you know
a just gangbangers that our Crossfire with each other or if
it's a hostage situation, but when he said Mass shooter, he
knows that. All right.
Officer safety is no longer my prime directive here.
My focus is I have to address the threat and if that means
that and that means I have to get in a gunfight now and I had
the training, I had the equipment and I toured the oath
and that's incumbent on me to do that.
Now, if I have to lay my life down then, That's that's just
the way that the the brakes fall.
Yeah, 100%. I don't know if you noticed this
to one of the things that I picked up on watching that was
that there was maybe like a three quarter of a second.
Pause between between him seeing the guy, and then taking the
shot and it was like just the right amount of time to make the
decision. Like this is deliberate this
what I'm going to do, he didn't like run up into it and you
know, gun up and go. So he's not like running into
the fight, with the hands, guns up.
He runs up. He assesses.
He sees what's happening and then it's, like, bang, bang,
bang! Then he gets behind the cover
and he Like leans out and you probably hit on the first rounds
as well because there's reaction.
And you don't hear a lot coming back at him, but he shoots until
the threat is stops moving. And you know, the guy had his
hand on the gun until till the cops, get up there.
Anyway, just great Contender for the Super Bowl of masculinity.
I know, we like to highlight heroic cops when it happens,
there's a lot of people that are saying the wrong thing that dude
killed it. I mean, and he was talking about
the kids telling the kids to wear seatbelts exactly where he
trains like just just like that man.
Like one second year like officer, friendly and community.
In policing to mass shooter and that guy was ready.
So yeah, he's definitely in Contender to go to Disneyland
today. One more thing that I saw on
there was that he was carrying a magazine.
That was also double strap to another magazine, which is to
say that the rifle, probably, wait an extra pound or two more
than normal. And so maybe that's how we
normally train j'd. But a lot of times people will
carry a weapon system. That is not the way that they
train with the weapon system, you train light and then if you
carry heavy so he might be changing something up in his
mix. I'm not a big fan of that but I
do love the idea of having extra mags and if he doesn't carry him
on his kit which She probably doesn't as a police officer, you
know, you don't want to run out of bullets in a gunfight like
that. And you heard like people could
hear how many rounds went down range and it was not, not a few,
it was multiple 3-round burst there.
Yep. And I mean, he was able to get
to a quickly and where he was going to with there was going to
be some noise issues, like it was going to be some Echoes
actually like get to the threat, was going to be an issue so that
collateral effect clip was continuous because we might have
that. Okay.
So he was able to find it pretty quickly, which you could hear
the Echoes going on. I think it would be There was a
challenge there LL. Another element to it.
Yeah. And that was relatively short
time addressing. But obviously you heard how many
shots that guy got off in a few seconds?
And then how many shots? It took to respond.
It's not a One-Shot kill. It's not a One-Shot solution,
even with the rifle, you know, that was a reasonable rifle
engagement distances because maybe 75 yards, tops, which is
about where that stuff happens. But you know, thank God that guy
was there. And like I say, I like, I like
highlighting excellence in law enforcement when they do the
thing they're supposed to do, which is that we expect men to
run towards gunfire and solve problems and they did.
He did, he did it to go protect the woman and the kids that he
was just talking to, you know, the more valuable assets back to
what we first talked about a hundred percent 100% accurate.
All right, speaking about cops, and sort of a heroic nature of
being a regular law enforcement, we moved out of that space.
Now we're doing former Federal Friday type stuff with the Steve
friend, will you tell people about your book, how its selling
and where they can find it and we probably got that graphic to
yeah, book is available on Amazon, it's called true blue.
My journey from Up to suspended FBI whistleblower, it is now out
in sick. That was June 13th.
Was the the published date? I've had some good feedback.
Good. Good reviews on Amazon for
people. I've had some invitations to
come. Do some book signing events,
just encourage everybody to pick up a copy of it.
Everybody, I've talked to multiple people that said they
read it in one sitting down, so it's definitely lighter
summertime poolside reading. You can learn about my
experience as a police officer as an FBI agent and then the
More heavier, heavy content of the whistleblowing is the second
half, but there's some good stories in there that I've told
a million times and they're pretty well edited down.
That's kind of the nature of cop stories as we find.
I've got, I do a show called roll call with Alpha Warrior and
we, you know, cops not to tell their stories.
That's the fun thing about it. Ladies and gentlemen, we're
going to wrap this sucker up. I do appreciate you all sticking
with us and joining us from the dark to light.
We want to thank Steve friends for joining us as our special
guest. He's a, an author and a fellow I
found out your the domestic intelligence fellow, did you
know? At domestic intelligence and
Security Services. That's right.
At the center for new in America.
You can follow him on Twitter at real Steve friend.
You can go to his truth, which is real underscore Steve friend.
Is that right correct? All right, got them both out
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The books will be in the show notes, which I'll put out very
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I thank you to Steve for joining me.
I want to say thanks to Ryan Matta for producing the show.
And I want to say, thanks to my brother.
Casey seraphin, if you guys like that piano piece that that comes
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I started using it, but I want to give him credit.
So it's in the credits right now.
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