Take a look behind the curtain with a real whistleblower, an
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uncomfortable truth, because this program has no time for
comforting lies. Here is civil liberties
enthusiast, Second Amendment defender, and recovering FBI
agent Kyle Sarrif. Hello my friends.
Welcome to the Kyle Sarrifin Show.
Today is Friday, It's August the 11th.
And we have a friendly Friday. We'll have Steve Friend on in
just a second. So we'll welcome him to the
program. Steve's on the road, so he's
going to have a little different background, but we did decide to
wear the same shirt. So you will not be surprised to
find out that the suspendables are coordinated.
And we back up other suspendables before we get
started today with today's show of there's obviously a lot of
FBI news this week and actually put me on Dan Bongino's radio
show yesterday and Glenn Beck's radio show.
So that's always an interesting little experience.
We'll talk about some of the stuff that's been going on.
I think you guys can see it in the show notes.
If you are paying attention, you will already know some of these
things. But we're going to cover some of
the old topics. We're going to just do a weekly
wrap up like we like to do on Friendly Friday.
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Let's see what else. New York repeals a pro abortion
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So since we are flying solo, we have no Ryan Maddow.
We are going to bring in Steve Friend and bear with me because
the technical fun here will be a little bit slower than normal,
but we will make it work. Here is my buddy Steve Friend.
Let's see if I can throw us both on the screen.
Steve Friend, Welcome back my friend and what a good looking
shirt you got there. Release the merch.
What does that mean? What is free The merch?
What? What?
What are we trying to free here? I don't understand.
I don't know. I guess it's like the crack and
like we got to have to. Release the crack.
Yeah, free the merch. And folks, we've got a we've got
a Patriot cooler promo from Ryan.
He's not here. So he sent me a video and I will
show that we have, in fact, freed the cup.
Many of you guys are concerned about Ryan Matta getting a
Patriot cooler. Tumblr, We made it happen.
I have video proof. So, Steve?
Big week FBI. We were just talking before we
got started about whether or not you could run an entire show on
a regular basis just bashing bad decisions by the FBI.
What do you think? Yeah I I had my doubts before
this. I thought maybe the Monday,
Wednesday, Friday was almost too much but after a week like this
I think you need to have multi hour shows throughout the week
in order to cover the ground. I mean obviously there is.
You went into great depth about. The the white martyrdom that's
necessary at this point and and the reason that is, is because
the FBI is they're not even peeing on our leg and telling us
it's raining. It's like directly into our
mouth at this point with their personnel decisions.
Can we not? Can we not with that?
It's so early on a Friday. Can you talk about someone
peeing in your mouth and telling you that it's raining and enjoy
the Gatorade? Right.
Just have your smoothie out of your Patriot cooler and you'll
be fine. Wash that down.
It's straight up downstairs right now getting filled up, I'm
sure of it. I haven't heard the blender yet,
so my wife is a little behind. I did Glenn Beck yesterday.
And you know that moment when your your spouse is about ready
to have a baby and she's walking around and it just looks from
our end, it looks incredibly awkward.
And you just think like, God bless them for doing what they
got to do. I got on Glenn Beck's thing and
he was talking about Trump's presidency.
And so I was like, yeah, the whole way through the Trump
pregnancy presidency. And he started laughing at me on
the air. And I was like, dude, I got
pregnancy on the on the brain right now.
Like, we are in baby drop zone right now.
When you're one week out from the due date, anything could
happen. My parents are literally, like,
waiting to hear the phone call that there's another baby in the
world. And so for those of you who are
listening and a lot of people have wished us, you know, good
luck on this. And congratulations.
It's really all my wife's doing. She still gets up and makes
breakfast for the kiddos. She's literally downstairs
taking care of kiddos. And looks like she's going to
explode any moment and drop another human.
Is is the nesting like up a notch even too?
Is she just like ready for this to be over or is she just also
one of these types? Just loves being pregnant.
She loves being pregnant. She told me that again, my my
mother I guess told me something to that effect.
At the time, my mom was a lot younger.
So it's a little different going through at 41 that it is when
you're in your early 20s or mid 20s.
And yet, yeah, that there's a special thing that happens and I
think. Women understand it and we
can't, we can just see it from the outside.
I believe her. She says it.
It looks so awkward and uncomfortable to be moving
around with that extra weight. My wife is very small and she's
just got all baby right now. But it is, it is kind of the
special thing that we see in the women and what's even funnier
and I think this pivots towards what we're going to talk about.
There's a lot of female leadership in the FBI and you
mentioned that you had quote UN quote one of the good ones in
your field office or in your in your RA.
Will you kind of give people insight behind that?
Because we're going to talk about who's in charge over in
Salt Lake and some of the other nonsense.
And it turns out every single time I see these bad things,
there's like a female FBI agent involved.
And I, I don't know if that's just a coincidence.
That's what we're tuned to to see, but hit your experience
with the quote UN quote, good ones and what that means.
It's it's tough because I think there's a lot of pressure in the
FBI to show that there's diversity at the top of the
chain of command, the chain of management, and but it's just
not. From the pool of people to pull
from, it's just not a it's just not an achievable thing.
You can't get to 5050. Parody is not representative of
what the actual ageing population is, which is heavily
male. It's law enforcement, that's
just the way it is. And as a result of their efforts
to elevate female agencies positions of authority, their
selection pool is very small and it has to start very early in
their careers. So you have a lot of just
inexperienced people. It's it's not necessarily a
character flaw as a result. But the the they're they're
always pressuring females to try to elevate so that they can have
them available to be an assistant director at some point
or deputy assistant director. And the people that actually
have or the seem to demonstrate not a capacity for leadership,
but an actual desire to enter that career path.
The the passion in the promotion.
They they're people that just want to tell men what to do.
As opposed to be a leader of men and and and actually achieve the
mission that we expect from the FBI.
So my experience with with female leadership was they were,
they came in and right away we're trying to demonstrate
their authority and they would do it through a disciplinary
process where they would try to find something small and
transient to just break you over the goals for like I you know
had a manager come in and say like I don't like the way you
use commas in your 3O2 write ups.
Or I love that style. They'd be like, oh, that's not,
that's not according to the CI style guide.
I'm like, is there a published style guide somewhere?
Like, well, I read it years ago and that's how I enforce.
That's why I couldn't use the word that when I wrote things
up, you know? Just be which, not that yes and
they they would. I always hammered on 302 write
up because I was told that they needed to read like a transcript
from the audio recording of my actual interview and I said
well. Why wouldn't I just order a
transcript and in my 302 say see attached transcript, right.
And the response I got was, well you should have the actual
transcript and your 302 should be a transcript as well.
So I and that was just to exercise some sort of authority
to see if you were the type that would just go along with
whatever they said. And as long as you demonstrated
at least a willingness to do that somewhat, then you eluded
the spotlight of the discipline process from that manager.
And then they. Found somebody else and then
ultimately within a few months we're looking to promote anyway.
Let me let me share a funny little story I had as my last
couple days there in New Mexico. And I think this was always sort
of illustrative of of how these people were.
So there's a woman, I can't think of her last name, but her
first name was Amy and her last name is, I don't know, the troll
queen, something like that. She was this little Midget of a
person. She looked kind of like a Oompa
Loompa. You know, the type.
Overbearing personality. Like, no capabilities,
physically unimpressive. I don't know how these people
get into the senior management, but I remember meeting her.
She was the ASAC in Albuquerque. Hopefully she hears this because
she's trash. She's a shitty person.
There's no other way around it. Sorry, people.
I got overcome right there. She's just awful.
She's just a, like a lousy human being.
And I remember going up with my partner.
My partner was a Green Beret. He's a stud.
He's a really good dude. And I, we actually talked last
night. Still a good guy.
So one of the few people who's not scared of talking to me, you
know? And you know the type.
There's not that many, right? So we go up to meet this lady
because we're on the field office like the headquarter city
visit. We drive up to couple hours.
We go up to the boss, we sit down, we meet her, She's the
administrative ASAC, so you already know that she's useless.
She's doing a job that nobody else wants to do, has nothing to
do with any investigations. She's just like pushing paper
and. She goes, oh, were you in
Washington field office? And I go, yeah, and she, she
goes, how long are you there? And, you know, I know a lot of
people there and that's always a bad sign, you know, like we're
in the middle of in in New Mexico.
Do that game where do you know so and so?
Do you know so and so? And we could do this all day
long and they want to figure out who your circle is, because if
your circle overlaps with theirs that that Venn diagram, then
you're a good person. That's right, you're not a good.
Person. So she did this with me right
away and she's like, she was like, oh, like, who were some of
your supervisors while you're at WFO?
And I said, oh, Aubrey Schwartz was was my first supervisor and
she was like, oh, I know Aubrey. And at that time, Aubrey
Schwartz was the ASAC of criminal and probably something
else in Minneapolis, letting George Floyd riot and and
failing in in that capacity. And she's the worst boss I've
ever had in any job ever to include.
When I was 15 and 16 years old, working at a baskin-robbins and
teenagers were in charge. So she was the least competent
human being that I've ever had. She was a liar.
She was a cheat. She was dishonest to your face.
She was a bad person. And I I mean that like she like,
I will make moral judgments on this person.
I rarely will be able to do that.
She's not a good human being and I don't want anything good for
her. I want her career to stop.
Of course. She's a section chief or higher
already. She was a section chief in the
domestic terrorism unit down at the Alabama last time I checked.
So this woman, she was like, oh, you you know, Aubrey.
And I go, yeah, she was my boss for, you know, whatever, a year
and a half, two years. And she was like, I love Aubrey.
She's great people, you know. And I was like, oh, you're
you're an awful human being. It's like that's if that's the
kind of people you like. And like you said, it's the Venn
diagram overlap. It's who do you know that I know
that I like. And I just kind of nodded my
head along. I was like, I didn't like
working for her. I think I said that because I
was real honest. I just, I don't care.
Like, what are you going to do? Like, you're a tender, you're
13. They can't get rid of you.
We found that out to be not the case.
But generally speaking, they're not supposed to get rid of you.
So, so she tells me this, so we're down in in New Mexico in
in our spot in Las Cruces and we're sitting down there and
we're having this conversation is a new agent.
He's brand new. He's right out of the Academy
couple weeks and nice kid like young kind of inexperienced like
look latching onto every single thing that anybody was seniority
says. And I'm talking to him and I'm
and we're having this like pretty indepth conversation
about an interview we're about to go conduct at a prison and
I'm giving him some you know role play advice and I'm trying
to talk him through what it's going to look like.
So here we are talking nicely. My boss is in.
His office and the door is closed.
And this might have been after the whistleblower.
In fact, I think it was after the whistleblower stuff.
So I'm already on the list, you know, like I'm already out the
door. So she comes down.
I see her, like I said, Oompa Loompa.
I'd never seen her standing. I'd only seen her behind her
desk. I had no idea that she was like
411 and probably like 240. It's just like and wide, you
know, but like like this, like kind of like a Weeble wobble,
like a top, just not a good build.
And she comes like waddling up to us and she goes, and she
bangs on my boss Ryan's door, and and Ryan doesn't answer.
And then she bangs on it again. And then she turns to us and she
goes, is he in there? And I said, well, it's either
him or a squirrel is going through all the papers.
I heard something earlier and he was probably on the phone.
Right? And he doesn't know who's
knocking on the door. And we didn't know she was
coming down. And then she goes, she goes, Oh,
well, you know. Why isn't he answering the door?
And I go, I I don't know. My telepathy powers are blocked
by the steel because we had steel doors, you know, And and
she looks at me and she goes, I don't know if you know who I am.
You know, I'm Amy, whatever. I'm the ASAC.
And I was like, yeah, Kyle Seraphin, we've met.
And she goes, oh, I know you. And then she goes and shakes the
other guy's hand and he's like. I think she said I'm Amy.
She didn't say she was the ASAC and so he doesn't know.
So Mac, this new kid, he's just like, hi Amy, like, how's it
going? Like he's really excited.
You know, she walks off and he goes, she wasn't very nice to
you. And I was like, yeah, she
doesn't like me. And then of course, couple weeks
later they came and took my badge and my gun.
So that was pretty good. But these are the awful human
beings. I want to pivot this because.
There's a couple of really awful female human beings that we're
going to be talking about in the FBI.
I'll probably talk about some of them when you're done because I
know you have limited time today, but I wanted to get into
Salt Lake and let me see if I can actually make this happen.
So bear with me here. We know that there was a
shooting in the Salt Lake division in Provo.
You were talking about a story earlier and while you tell that
story, I'll bring up the this little web page.
You had a similar experience and you wanted to you shared it on a
space, I think. But will you just tell people
what that look like and and how badly these could have gone?
Because this is not uncommon, what happened in Utah?
Yeah, I mean, when I was reflecting on that during the
space, it just occurred to me how this was a nearly identical
situation that we dealt with with the the Omaha SWAT team
where there was an older gentleman, definitely Office
rocker, not in good physical health.
And he had made some threats against Senator Joni Ernst and
we were deployed to go and arrest him for those threats.
And when we got there, obviously he didn't come to the door very
quickly. I remember it not being.
Like a 6:00 in the morning hit For some reason in my mind, I
remember though it being pretty bright out.
Maybe I'm mistaken on it, but he wasn't quick to the door.
We wind up reaching the door and he was coming down the step to
that point. And now we've angered this guy
because we've just booted his door and he starts screaming and
he gets combative. So when we go to put hands on
him and handcuff him, he's resistant.
And it's on the front porch of the house, and one of our
operators who grabs him winds up kind of pushing against the
window. To the to the house and the
window breaks. So we break this window
arresting this guy. And I just thought about how
lucky were we that he wasn't coming to the door as I would be
when there's banging on my door. I would be armed as I came down
and you could just, you could foresee gun, gun, gun, bang,
bang, bang. And now we have a dead guy.
Where was that really necessary? When this guy was completely not
ambulatory? He wasn't necessarily going to
be able to carry out this threat imminently.
We could have easily just use another means to bring him into
custody. We were talking offline.
Like I said, we can't post up a guy outside on the street
nearby, so when he walks out with his Walker to his mailbox,
they can't scoop him up. That would seem to be a far
more, a far safer way to do it and and essentially the FBI
introduces the possibility of greater violence because of its.
Lust for the bust. It's lust to use the tools at
its disposal and and we were lucky in Omaha that it didn't
come back to burn us as it has in in Salt Lake City on this
brand new S A/C that just was elevated to that position a
couple weeks ago. You said lust for the bust.
I've never heard that before. Is that a common expression?
I got no audio. Well, that doesn't help.
Lust for the bust. Yeah.
So I was trying to make this thing work.
This is what I said. We were going to always be
playing. I've never heard that
expression. Lust for the bust.
Is that. Is that a common expression that
people use? Yeah, that's a cop one.
That's that's the traffic officer who wants to write the
ticket. So he just he rolls up and wants
to stroke that ticket out so he can get back out and run a radar
lust for the bus. He doesn't see that there's a
bunch of dope in the car or smell it or that the person
might be having a gun and he puts himself under vulnerable
position. The lust for the bus What makes
you just? It's you're just pigeonholed or
your view, your tunnel vision on what you want to do, and as a
result you're you're missing the field and what the threats are,
what the possibilities are. People are giving us a hard time
because we're wearing the same shirt.
GOB Actual or Buddy Garrett is actually in the chat right now.
So this is what you missed in the chat, Steve.
We had moms took it away for a little while and we're talking
about their pregnancies and the number of babies.
So we we love moms. So we're.
Look, man, it's. I told you, my work wife, our
cycles are syncing up here. It's it's just how it's going to
be from now on. That's.
What it is the second thing was is people wanted to know if your
shirt is actually backwards if you got a mirror printed last
line strength shirt. Because I think there's probably
a setting on your end which flipped your camera, but none of
that matters that much I. Don't know.
It's it's like the American flag.
It's upside down. Yeah, we're in distress.
That is the distressed, this is the in duress or under duress
situation. OK.
So let's talk about this new S A/C.
I'm going to throw her. I'm going to throw her bio up on
the screen. We'll talk about it real quickly
folks. So you did some digging on this.
This is Shahani Sinha, whoever the hell that is.
Join the FBI in 2001. She's in charge of the Salt Lake
field office and. Point out the significance of of
this particular press release, if you would.
It it just it's it's her her curriculum vitae.
It's her resume and it it just shows how she's had one of the
most cush routes to senior executive service that you could
possibly imagine. But that's not atypical for so
many of these people, especially the females, because they want
to elevate them quickly. And and you look at her actual
theoretical investigative experience is in the single
digit number of years. And she gets elevated then to
working overseas of these cush jobs with London and then she's
liaising with Canada. And I mean those are really cuz
you only have to know another language for that.
Yeah, that's the real thing. Those jobs are so desired.
Like like most people, if they want to get into what's called
the League at program, which is the the legal attache program,
you got to go start somewhere pretty rotten.
That's usually the move or you've got to accept a tough
post like my buddy got into it, but he did it by going to Guam.
And so he was in Guam then he was proximately closer to
Canterbury or Canbury or whatever the heck it is in in
Australia. And so he was able to get some
of the island stuff like that. But you got to go take, like you
got to go cut your, you know, do your dues.
And it looks like she got moved to London like right away after
after a short little stay down in Guantanamo, which our buddy
George was part of on the military out of it.
And he didn't seem to think people who went to Guantanamo
didn't seem to hate it that much.
They actually said they had beautiful quarters.
They had a gorgeous beach. They're on the military base and
treated like officers, so that's a pretty good gig.
But the significance of this to me is the July 31st press
release. She's just, she's named at the
end of July, so that's days ago. Yeah, couple weeks ago.
So do you think that just getting settled in there and
maybe she might not even be there let's she might still be
in transit? There could be an acting S A/C
right now in Salt Lake and that would be worth knowing.
And if it was an acting S A/C or a brand new S A/C, do you think
that person, having basically their their rank Velcro down
their sleeves instead of sewed on at this point, is going to
question using SWAT against a threat to the President?
Well, that's really it. And that's what people need to
understand is that we're talking about essentially a complete
lack of leadership within the FBI.
We're talking about the, you know, we're we're dealing with
people that don't have the courage of their convictions
because they don't, they don't know what they're getting into.
They they haven't done this job before is the first step in and
the last thing they want to do is screw up their first
decision. And so SWAT as a default is kind
of the FBI move unless you tell me otherwise.
No, it definitely is. I mean, we talked about this
too. I said that there's this
mentality of the FBI agent is a case manager, not a case agent.
And it's a, it's a way of thinking that that I think is
infected so many. And when you're a case manager,
you're sort of moving chess pieces around the board to do
things for your case as opposed to actually working your case.
So you need financial analysis done.
So I'll send the documents over to the forensic accountant to do
that. And I need evidence analysis
done, so I'll send it to the lab after the evidence collection
team collects it for me. And I need to make an arrest
now. So I'll send SWAT, because
Swat's the default arrest team now to go do that arrest for me
as opposed to actually wanting to put hands on the subject
where I don't know about you but.
And I assume we, we're pretty simpatico in our belief I joined
the FBI to actually put handcuffs on bad guys.
I did not want to give that opportunity up to somebody else
to do for me, right? But I think there's a lot of
agents that are just content to. Hey, my gun is something I wear
from my walk from the car to the office and then I put it into
the drawer and then keep that afterwards.
And if I have to endanger myself in any way.
And not to say that there, there's inherent risk,
obviously, but you can certainly mitigate that substantially just
with a little bit of creativity. But even that action is too much
SWAT of the guys, they sign up, they get the cool guy pajamas,
they get all the gear, they can go do the arrest because that's
what they do for fun. It's true.
And I used to always make fun of the guys on the SWAT team in
Washington Field. I used to call them the standard
warrants and arrest team, you know, because they and then
sometimes I call them standard weapons and tactics because SWAT
and in theory is supposed to be a specialized thing.
They've got sniper tools. They've got, you know, bombs
squad guys that are assigned to them.
Sometimes they've got robots. They've got all kinds of, you
know, they're supposed to have upgraded weapons and
capabilities and yet they actually roll around with the
most common thing that exists in law enforcement, which is an AR
platform rifle and a Glock 17 pistol.
There is nothing more standardized as I would say
across this country when it comes to the way law enforcement
does work. So it always made me laugh that
they were like special. It's like that's not special
other than it was a different, it was a different color polymer
grip. I I got to share this story with
you. You like this because they're
always they're not reacting. It's not a swat call out to like
an active shooter, right? It's so tip 99.9% of the time.
Here it's a planned arrest, but they always do in training like
the situation is we're at training and then we're needed
right away. We got to respond, right?
The fake call out that doesn't. Exist.
It actually happened to us in Omaha once Okay we were at
training, got the call. Hey, we have an escaped felon
that we have to go in and take down.
He was in Des Moines. We had to actually drive across
the state to go to Des Moines to assist.
It winds up being an escaped like property crime.
Ellen who just like walked out of the jail and then yeah, and
and was driving. We get into a vehicle pursuit
and the like, the full SWAT team and this guy wrecks his vehicle,
flips it over, hits a civilian and she winds up breaking her
legs so badly that she has to have her legs amputated and she
sues the FBI for millions. So that's what Special Weapons
and Tactics brings to bear from the FBI when?
They have an actual call out instead of actually just doing
the people that should be doing that, which is the United States
Marshall Service who run down fugitives for a living and
people like what I used to do, which was find people for a
living. You would literally give us a
photograph, maybe a license plate and a neighborhood or a
general area and we go find people all the time I had, we
had such good success. It didn't make any sense to me
and I I always laugh. You could be it's better to be
lucky than good sometimes. But I I cannot believe how often
you would literally give me like a driver's license picture from
eight years ago and tell me like not the make, but he was like a
white 4 door sedan with a sunroof and and Maryland plates.
No, no further information and we go find the guy all the time.
We would have all this great success doing that.
Because you were where you needed to be.
Because that's what we did you. Were in the flow like that's
what you did like and and you, I mean I had these days on the
Reds. I used to talk about it where I
was like, I'm, uh oh, I'm having one of those days where
everything syncs up the way you want it to, like that witness
who you can't find as all of a sudden you find them.
And it would be the point where I was like, I would know I was
in the middle of one of those days and I would look at my my
checklist of cases and I was like, oh, I haven't been able to
find that guy for like 6-8 weeks.
I'm gonna find him on this day. This is how it's gonna be.
Just sometimes it just all works out.
Right. You just, you just know you're
just like in the zone. The way, like an athlete is
where they just can't miss. When they're shooting
basketball, something like that, right.
Which is a little bit scary. It's a scary moment because
everything that's probably when you're probably going to get
killed, you feel like because everything is going far too
well. Garrett sitting in the chat.
And so people are, are are riling up and they're like, hey,
add Garrett to the stream. If you guys are just going to be
riffing about stuff. Garrett, I actually sent you a
link. You're welcome to join the show
if you want because Steve's going to have to disappear here
in a few minutes. He's going to big time us.
Who you going on? I've got Glenn Beck in the 10:00
Eastern Time hour. So in 3 minutes, I'm expecting a
call from. I'll get your sloppy seconds
from yesterday. Yeah, fair enough.
But let me just say this. Glenn Beck seemed like he was
worried that he had made me upset because I I tried to give
a very fair and accurate picture, and I think, you know,
that's how do we do it. When I start talking about what
is and what is not the case, I'm sure those guys are probably
going to be finding a justified case.
And they will be justified once it happened.
Just like you talked about, the minute somebody produces a gun,
you have a duty and responsibility to your teammates
to to keep them safe. And yet, choosing that tool, I
say you choose the doctor, You choose the diagnosis, choose the
technique of arrest, you choose the way it goes down.
What do you think? Yeah, they they introduced the
possibility of a higher level of violence or a higher likelihood
of violence as soon as they brought in a BearCat with a
Dong. Or on the front for a guy who
they already had agents who had talked to that could have told
you, hey, look, he's not. Extra mobile.
He's not extra healthy physically.
He's not going to be able to carry out that sort of threat.
We could easily do this another way.
But again, you have either an acting special agent in charge
or brand new special agent in charge.
They're not going to want to put that PowerPoint that gets
briefed up to headquarters about a threat to the president's life
that, yeah, we elected to send a case agent or case manager over
to have a discussion with this man.
I'm sending the SWAT team, right?
It briefs Well, as my buddy likes to say, up in Montana,
whenever things that were really dumb were proposed, it briefs
well. Right, agreed, agreed.
And that's. I mean, Phil also says the GS15
above never says no to a bad idea, never says no.
That's the only way you're going to advance.
I don't want you to be right on the edge of it.
You have any parting thoughts on that?
And we'll we'll say goodbye to you and thank you for your time
here on it. But and also, if you want to
plug the book real quick, you can obviously do all those
things too. Yeah, yeah.
Just unplug the book. True blue.
My journey from beat cap to suspended FBI whistleblower
sales are going all right. I'm going up to Atlanta to do a
few speaking engagements and book signings this weekend.
I've got some other events going on in Florida, and I just
encourage everybody to pick up a copy of it.
I think it's doing okay. I don't know.
The publisher hasn't given me exact figures, but again, like
I'm not expecting to make money. Unlike Debbie Wasserman Schultz
and Plied, I didn't take in advance for this book.
I just wanted the information to get out to people and then be
able to say that I was the best selling author, which I can say
in your category you are the best selling author and moreover
you published things the FBI didn't want you to.
Correct. That's the ultimate, the
ultimate. No, no redactions.
That's it. All right.
So folks, if you want to get Steve's book, go to check it
out. It's True Blue on Amazon, real
easy to do. Or you can see him at one of the
many speaking engagements he's flying around the country doing.
And you can follow Steve at Real Steve Friend on Twitter.
He joins me for Twitter spaces and we give good commentary.
And then also on truth, if you like.
And that's Real under score Steve friend.
Steve, Steve, Friend Comment spellings for everything.
Super easy buddy. Thanks for joining me for The
Friday. I hope you have a good safe
drive down to your speaking engagements and say hi to
Grandma again for us at the Kyle Seraphin Show.
We enjoyed it, man. Hey thank you man.
Have a great weekend and happy weekend to Grandma Isabel who is
downstairs at my parents house right now.
Outstanding. Good stuff.
Hopefully they hear this stuff. All right buddy, I will see you
soon. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
so we're going to continue on here.
I've got a couple things I want to bring up.
I got a couple of kind of bizarre news articles that are
happening, so we're going to move through them in sort of
slow order. The first, obviously, is the
fact that we have some bad female leadership.
I'm going to cover some of those.
I actually got a little video for you.
Obviously, it looks like Chris Rye, Chris Ray was actually
lying. And I've been sort of called in
to do a couple of different news programs.
This Catholic, this Catholic document that was released, this
was an intelligence product. If you didn't read the original,
I can I just make another shameless plug to go to
uncoverdc.com. Many of you know Tracy Beans.
She's a friend of the suspendables.
She runs the Dark the Light podcast, which I've been on a
number of times with her. Tracy and I are actually going
to cooperate on a little article for people to have a better
understanding of what happened in Utah.
So I will be putting that out in writing for those of you that
want to share that around. And they're not podcast
listeners and they want to just see something in print.
I am going to write up what I think that the real problem is,
and there's a significant problem in this country with
SWAT tactics. I got into it last night on a
Twitter space and I and I'll share it a little bit here just
in broad strokes. The idea that there is a need
for a dynamic entry in law enforcement is very, very
antiquated and I think it's very low.
There is only really one, maybe two times you can justify what
we call dynamic entry. Dynamic entry is when someone
rolls up to the door, bangs on it and says police and then use
a battering ram and goes into it.
And why would you do something like that?
And the only really two justifiable situations are one
active shooter. Somebody is inside and they are
shooting and killing people, which is very similar to a much
smaller sort of situation which is known as HR in the business
or hostage rescue. And those are the only two
reasons why a SWAT team should be rolling in, taking down a
door and going in. It is to protect life and limb
is essentially it, but it's really just life you are going
in because there's the possibility that an innocent
person might be killed. And in order to protect that
life, you are going to do the most dangerous thing for both
the subject and for the officers or the agents that are going
into the door and that is entering an uncleared, unknown
space. This is not Iraq.
This is not Afghanistan. This is still the United States.
You can stand outside safely. You are not going into that door
because it has the possibility of being somewhat safer and
clearable and more contained. And just for your awareness on
this, the way that it works in all my military veterans,
understand this intuitively. When you go and you enter a
building, when you are in a foreign country, the outside is
unsecured because you are in the street, the inside is unsecured,
but you can go in there and at least you have walls.
So you enter the building at high speed with high velocity
with what they call speed, surprise and violence of action,
the CQB or close quarter battle triangle.
You go in because you can go in there and you can control some
space that is smaller and you do it because it's safer for your
team to be inside of a building then exposed in the street.
That's why you do that in law enforcement in America.
That is not a requirement. There's almost no need for it,
almost ever. Maybe in some neighborhoods in
Baltimore, some in Southeast DC that I've been in, couple of on
the East Coast that are pretty trashy.
There's some in Pittsburgh that were pretty rough, but otherwise
there's really very little reason to go through a door.
You should not be going in there to protect evidence, and you
should not be going in there to to simply secure a subject.
You can wait indefinitely. At some point in time they'll
run out of food, they'll get bored, they get sick of you
playing music, and they will surrender, or they will take
their life or whatever other things happen.
But the option is that you give them a choice to do that thing.
And by going in the door at Zero 600, which is a default SWAT
tactic for the FBI, you are rolling into an unknown scenario
with people of unknown mindset who have unknown capabilities
and weapons. And you are putting them to a
decision for all their chips without any preparation.
And especially in a situation where you got some old guy who's
got a, you know, disabled son and is in his bedroom and
probably has low mobility, it is incredibly dangerous.
I just absolutely resist the idea that this needs to be done.
Like I said, unless you are trying to protect life and that
is not the case for what happened here.
So it is. It is kind of a troubling thing.
I'm going to bring Garrett on. He's going to just riff with me.
Looks like he popped in. Hey, buddy, let me see if I can
add you here for adding my dear friend Garrett A Boyle to the
stream. There he is wearing another
suspension shirt. What's up, bud?
It's Friday and we're in baby mode here, which means that I'm
also in family mode. So bringing on the family here
is always a good time. You were getting a call out in
the chat, so I wanted to go ahead and give you the
opportunity to jump in. What I'm going to do is I'm
going to put myself on a different camera.
I'm going to pull up some news articles.
We'll we'll react to them in in real time, if that's cool with
you and you haven't been prepped.
So you'll get a real, a real good idea of what they look
like. Here we go.
Here, let's try to do it like this.
And how about this like a boom. There we are.
So two Studley gentlemen wearing cool suspendable type shirts
with. This is a an article that came
out of the Daily Signal. I want you guys to to see this.
This is written by Gigi de la Torre written yesterday and day
before yesterday and she describes this.
This is entitled especially cruel.
A mother of a Down syndrome daughter calls out the
Montgomery County. This is just outside of
Washington DC in Maryland. Their denial to opt out of an
attack on children. So this is a mom who has a who
has a, a Down syndrome child that does not want her, I think
daughter. Yeah, her daughter who has Down
syndrome to have to go to a Pride storybooks scenario
because that's really what our schools are all about right now.
They are pushing this bizarre, you know, they're putting this
bizarre indoctrination on instead of what we'd like to
indoctrinate. You have any thoughts about the
what, why you would see a federal judge, Like what's going
on with these district judges that are making these, these
proclamations about this kind of stuff?
Of course, this woman is Catholic.
Of course. So yeah, I think it's just a
greater assault on judeo-christian beliefs as it
were and just the Antichrist nature that our country has
taken. You know, it's it's interesting
you pop this article up because Heidi and I were talking about
schools last night. You know, we're getting, I know
in some areas of the country kids are already back to school
and some will be starting in the next couple weeks and we
homeschool and we were just talking about.
Public school and how much of A misnomer that is, how it's
really just government school. And think of this, you you send
your kids to to government school, government in DOC from
the time that they're four or five years old until the time
that they're 21 or 22 years old. So there's a a pastor out there,
author. His name is Vody Bockham and one
of his books, I think it's called The Family Driven Faith.
He says you can't expect to send your children to Caesar.
And not expect them to come home as Romans.
And I think that that's where we are and if if you push back on
on Rome as it were and and our government and say hey you know
what I don't like this this DEI idea.
I don't like this all this L GB, TQ stuff.
I'm a Catholic I'm a Christian. Heck even even Muslims they are
are against homosexuality and and all this L GB TQ nonsense
and. Just to get it forced down our
throats by the government is it goes back to something we've
talked about before. Our society in large are
certainly our government. They have replaced the capital G
for God with the lower case G for government and that's the
new religion. And this, this is one of the
pillars, one of the cornerstones of that religion.
It it's interesting because you just mentioned it, it's not so
much that people are anti-gay per se.
What they are is anti indoctrination for a very small
percentage of the population that does not have anything to
do with the educational mandate of the schools.
They're trying to teach like quote UN quote tolerance, but
they're really trying to normalize something that is
actually, you know, you can tolerate the minority.
As we actually talked about on this program, the respect for
the Republic is that we protect the minority and allow them to
exist, but we make decisions for the majority without allowing A
tyrannical majority. And what we have right now is a
tyrannical minority, which is bizarre.
It's absolutely upside down. I'm just going to read the
opening this thing. It says Muslim and Christian
parents protested Wednesday outside of the US District Court
in Maryland for two hours before the court would hear arguments
about the Montgomery Carry District refusal to allow them
to opt out with their children for this L GB TQ book curriculum
known as Pride storybooks. The woman who were talking about
Grace Morrison, who was up on the screen just a second ago, a
Catholic mom daughter with Down syndrome enrolled in Montgomery
County public schools, or as we like to say, government schools.
And she said that the the school board's decision to deny parents
the right to opt out of the Pride storybooks is an attack on
children. And I do think it is because
it's actually developmentally inappropriate for certainly her
daughter, but probably for many others.
This is a direct quote from her saying not allowing children to
just be children is sort of attack on their innocence
because we're bringing sexuality into something that doesn't need
to be done, especially having a child with special needs.
They already have so many challenges in their life.
And then you add this, it feels especially cruel.
I tend to have a strong agreement with what she's
saying. You know, they're simply saying
let them opt out. Let the parents decide what part
of the curriculum is appropriate for what they're doing and and
and unfortunately, the only way you do that really is by by
taking them completely out of these schools.
Exactly. That is the only way anymore and
you know I think back to when I was younger even in I think it
was I don't I forget some some one of the years in high school
we had switched from the private school we were going to you know
mostly for like money reasons and whatnot.
And we were in the public, the government school now and.
I forget how we learned about it, but my parents didn't want
us going through sex Ed, learning how to put condoms on a
banana and all that. So the school agreed and we
didn't show up to health class that day.
And and and. Let's be real.
Yeah, let's be real honest about how difficult this is.
We're talking about a cylindrical object and a
cylindrical covering that goes over this sort of thing.
Like just to get completely mechanical about it, I think
most dudes can figure out, you know, you know how to put on a
baseball cap. You've been able to figure out
how to put on a tshirt since you were like my 2 year old put on a
tshirt. We're literally talking about a
process that is complicated so much that maybe a three or four
year old could do the mechanical action of it.
Do I need them doing that? I don't think so.
I don't think that's at. All appropriate.
Hey, hey Mom. I'm going to figure it out
anyways but OK we'll skip that day.
But the the point here is the government is saying no you
can't opt out and and this goes, you know we've seen a lot of it
in the past. I it seems to me like in the
last six months there, well actually I guess we'd go back
into the last school year especially, it seems that more
and more and more government is saying.
No, you actually aren't in charge of your kids.
Well, what did, what did, what was Joe Biden's post, what he
said. They're all of our kids.
They're not just your kids. They're all their kids.
I mean, I'm paraphrasing. Right.
And yeah, and that's that. I mean, that's not, that's not
true. The government does not own me
or my kids, correct? And even if I decide to send
them to government school, the government still doesn't own
them. So if me as the parent wants to
opt them out of, you name it, some pride event some.
I don't know say they're reading like you know the 1796 project
or whatever the 1696 project or whatever that 16 is.
You know like we're going to opt out of that if we want.
That's our our right as a parent because the state is not in
charge of parenting. But it's it's just another
Orwellian example of like, oh me, what I'm saying right now is
a very antiquated idea to to the lower case God government that
that we are under and. They're going to do everything
they can to say no, you you, you know, even like with
homeschooling, like you have to register with the state.
So like, they got a list. They always have their lists.
You know, like our, the unvaccinated list they had of
us. And you know, whatever else,
it's like, oh, they always got their list that they know it on
big. Oh, here's some of the crazy
antigovernment people who think they can teach their kids better
than us. They're not getting in Doc.
They're not getting the proper in doc for us to to take over.
It's true. And you know what's funny is
that they showed that that was a losing proposition in Virginia
in in the election of of Glenn Junkin, right.
So he came out and was very successful in being able to say
like look and and honestly we just had Tiffany Justice on the
program the other day and their statement we do not coparent
with the government means the government has no business being
in this. They don't have a vested
interest. And I would say it's it's it's
kind of offensive. This is actually another little
or article I'm going to throw up on you.
This actually comes from catholicvote.org.
And so this is something that was in the loop this morning.
This is the PA governor, whose name is Josh Shapiro.
He's a Democrat. And So what they did is they
announced that they were not going to renew a state funding
contract for Real Alternatives, which is a pro-life network of
77 crisis pregnancy centers throughout Pennsylvania.
You know, the ones that the FBI was unable to find, people that
were defacing and damaging. It says although there's $8.2
million on the light item that is actually a budgeted for
Women's Health purposes, the real alternatives, which is the
name of this organization, will not be receiving any of this
money as it has in the past. Instead, the governor's office
will be accepting new applications for Women's Health
providers. I'm sure that is a euphemism for
abortion. And and this reminds me so many
ways. I I don't know how much you
follow the work of Pope John Paul the 2nd, but one of the
things that I remember very formatively growing up in the
Catholic Church was and and it was something that he was very
accurately diagnosing. Is it?
Culture of death, a secular culture of death.
And anytime you're going to take cash away from an organization
that's quote UN quote pro-life, that's literally what they're
doing. They are encouraging women to
help them to move along in pregnancies, and this is
especially important to us right now and in our house.
But the idea that you're going to defund an area that is meant
to help babies come into this world, you are in fact part of
the culture of death. And Pope John Paul the Second
was spot on with that kind of thing.
I think it's just grown exponentially since since his
passing. Yeah I I I think you're right he
he was spot on you know it makes me think of of Old Testament
where it it it's talking about Molech and some and Bale and
some of the the the gods that that Yahweh God did not want the
Israelites to to worship. And there's a verse I forget
exactly where it is but it says something like they even offer
their kids their children as sacrifices to their gods And
again with this idea of lower case God government that's
exactly what this is. I think since since since Roe
was first enacted we have slaughtered something like 70
million preborn humans. So our God is a loving, gracious
God, but that that grace eventually will run out, and
that grace will turn to vengeance and justice.
And as loving and as gracious as he is, he's equally just.
And so a nation. You know, I think.
I think we're seeing a nation under judgment for for many
reasons. Not just this, but this is
certainly one of them. You can't slaughter 70 million
people, God's most prized creation, and think there's
going to be no consequence. 100% maybe.
Maybe I'm just an extremist, you know?
No, you're definitely extremist. That's why.
That's why we get along. I I somebody was saying that
they were not an extremist the other day on a Twitter space and
I was like let me just go on record and say I am an
extremist. That's just the way it works for
me. Let me read this because what
this is what the organization real Alternative said.
They said we believe the governor has been terribly
misinformed about the need for the program and its success.
By the way, they've received $60 million in state funding in the
last 10 years. So that makes sense, close to
$10 million a year. The services that this program
provides to the women of Pennsylvania are crucial.
Approximately 60% of the women who come to our program are
considering abortion and choose to bring their baby to term
because of them. Also 84% of the women pressured
to abort choose to bring their baby to term once they've gone
through this organization and they added at the end,
terminating this program will result in increased abortions
throughout the Commonwealth. If you find that to be a value,
I would say that you are evil, but that is essentially what
these people are doing right now.
They have basically said we want to do the pro abortion thing,
that the idea of pro-life, that's a euphemism for being pro
death. I'm sorry, pro-life and then
pro-choice. pro-choice is pro death.
It is now. It didn't actually used to be.
In theory, they used to say we support people being born, but
we're okay with the idea if there is like safe, legal, and
rare. Which is still an awful
position, but it's somewhat at least there's at least a minimal
moral defense that we could get behind there.
Most Christians would not get behind it, but they at least
understand where you come from. But if your position is pro
death, which it is currently, it's insane.
And I saw these people in front of the Supreme Court.
By the way, I don't know if I told you, when I was out in
front of the Supreme Court, we had a lady that was yelling Hail
Satan, and she suddenly found herself all by herself because
even that is too extreme. But she was acknowledging like
they're tapping into something I don't think they understand.
And that child sacrifice, I think he nailed it.
Yeah. Yeah, I think that's right.
I mean yeah, I think of that the, you know that's how that.
I think that's how Satan works. The the one person who's saying,
hail Satan, everybody's like, oh, I don't want to be
associated with that. Like, guess what?
Satan isn't out there with horns and a pitchfork.
He's out there taking his time. He's been at this for thousands
of years. He knows what he's doing.
He's not going to come at you that way.
He's going to come at you and say, hey, just be proud of how
you want to live. Oh, that's not, that's just the
Columbus cells. That's not a baby like he.
And he he, he twists and turns and deceives along the way.
And then you get to this point where it's like carte blanche
were just slaughtering humans. I mean that's that's what it is.
And the weird thing is. Yeah, the weird thing is you
grow out of it is, is these women that basically are in
their 40s and 50s, they've never had children, they've never had
the opportunity, they were sold a bill of goods and they end up
being in charge of the FBI of different offices.
So I'm just going to bring this up for a moment because this
isn't relevant to what we were talking about earlier.
This is a woman named Jackie McGuire.
I broke the store yesterday on my Twitter page.
So those you haven't seen it. I think we've got a maybe 100
and something 1000 views on it. So people are seeing it.
This is her name. She she did a an expose while
she was in in the Special agent in Charge role somewhere
probably in Philadelphia, says women in uniform.
My career with the FBI Special agent in Charge.
So Jackie McGuire Jacqueline McGuire, who was the Special
Agent Charge of the field office in Philadelphia, was just named
in charge of the training division.
And it's relevant because when you start putting people that
have minimal life experience, they don't value lives.
And in many ways she probably missed a calling.
She doesn't seem to be a happy person.
Here's the story that I want to bring up to you guys.
Some of you remember we actually did an entire episode about
this. This is before Garrett was
public. This was called an episode that
you can go back and watch it. It's called you can't just Shoot
a dog and you Can't Just Shoot a dog.
Garrett, you were on SWAT. You were a defensive tax
instructor. Is there any provision under the
FBI's deadly force policy that or DOJ's deadly force policy
where you can defend your property, which is what a dog
ends up actually being? No, no, it it it.
The deadly force policy is the deadly force policy, whether you
like it or not. So if a dog is attacking you or
another person, and you have a reasonable belief that they're
going to cause great bodily harm or death to a human, then yeah,
you're justified. But in this case, when you're
walking your dog down the streets of Philadelphia and
another dog or your dog attacks that dog or that dog attacks
yours, you're not justified to start killing somebody else's
dog because there's an attack. You know, dogs fighting
essentially pull your dog away and hope that the the other
owner of a dog pulls their dog away and then go to the vet and
and have the dog lick its wounds.
But you can't pull out your gun because you're the special agent
in charge of the Philadelphia field office and shoot somebody
else's dog because dogs are nipping at each other, or even.
Even if it's a Pitbull. And even if it's killing the
other dog. And that's what's so scary
screwy. First of all, she's physically
incapable of dealing with the Pitbull in another way.
But what people are like, oh, it's a Pitbull like, so you
know, that changes the game. And the answer is only if the
Pitbull is attacking you or some other human being.
It if it mauls your dog to death, it mauls your dog to
death. And and here's my other my
answer to it because it always comes up.
It's like, OK, well, you want to defend your dog.
I understand that physically you and I would have choked out the
Pitbull. That's what would have happened.
It would not be a gunshot scenario, not in the middle of
busy streets of Philadelphia. But most importantly, and I
think this is the part where people forget about it, How many
times have we heard about an FBI agent randomly on the street
killing a a Pitbull? Because all FBI agents have
dogs. And the answer is 0.
This is the only time it's ever happened.
But. In the fairness of the world,
we're going to bring up this little quick store here because
I think I actually have a video of it and this is the results of
what happens when we let women who are running these age you
know agencies. Here's the here's the the follow
up on it which you guys found out probably.
I think this actually came out after we did the the article or
the the podcast. So let's play this real quick,
maybe maybe 5050. What do you think we going to
get the video PC load letter It's yeah.
Well, you know. It was loaded and of course now
it's not. So let me just actually let me
just refresh this. We'll just do it real quickly
because it it actually is interesting to hear people talk
about these things. Here it is, because they don't
seem too surprised by it, as you can imagine.
Are we going to get a, oh, we're going to get a Burger King at.
Forget that. I'm done with that.
So you get essentially she's been cleared of the charges on
the the the local A G actually rather has decided that they're
not going to press charges on her despite the fact that she,
you know, discharged the firearm inside the city limits.
They let the federal government handle it and then of course she
was probably cleared by the FBI. So of course, yeah, rules for
the not for me because if you random citizen in Philadelphia,
if you do that, good luck man. Oh yeah.
Oh, no, no, You're going to jail.
You're in a blue city. I brought this up to this is
another one of those overreaches of the government getting
involved in things that doesn't need to happen.
This was one of those most, like, sort of acutely upsetting
videos to share this with folks. If you haven't seen this, this
happened in the UK. But I do think in many ways this
is going to show up in Canada very soon if it's not there
already. And the United States is moving
this way when we have law enforcement officers that don't
step up and do the right thing. And I think this is going to be
very familiar to you. So the background on this,
you're not going to be able to read what it actually says.
In that text, so bear with me. But essentially we're talking
about this autistic girl is being dragged out because she
made a comparison. She said that the female officer
she was talking to outside with her mother looked like her
grandmother and the grandmother is a lesbian and so she drew a
Onetoone comparison. She's autistic and she has a a
processing capability. This is the way that these
officers treated her. It's about two minutes long, so
we'll just skip into it. They are dealing with her in the
house. You'll see the female officer
and it's. Like I said, I think this is
coming to us. You guys got to be ready for
this kind of tyranny, and officers need to resist.
Her girl's pushing. Her sister.
Can you stop staring at her? Police?
She's got autism. Can you just stand there?
She's in her cupboard. She can't go anywhere.
Stand there, then.
She said the word lesbian. Her Nana is a lesbian.
She's married to a woman. She's not on the phone.
But look what you're clenching your face so hard.
Go away from my teenage daughter.
She didn't aid my. It's not a homophobic, she said.
She said she made homophobic remarks at my colleague.
I want you to just know, so they're they're in there and
they're, they're having this long discussion.
Look how many people are here. Like, you can see like multiple
law enforcement officers responding to this obviously
crisis. And as people are saying in the
chat, and as our friend Sav Hernandez said, checks out, she
does look like a lesbian. So this girl's like a teenager.
There's there's a picture of her right there.
I'm going to show you because they're going to carry her out
and she's pretty upset, Yeah, as anybody would be, not, not even
just an autistic person. So you can see they're walking
her for a second. And then apparently she also has
scoliosis, so she's got spinal issues.
She falls to the floor. She's, you know, she doesn't
process things. That's what autism is, just a
processing issue. And so there she is on the
ground trying to figure out what's going on.
So the officers resort to what they know how to do.
They just grab arms. And pull her up.
And I'm sure this is incredibly painful.
We're not hearing the screams, but it looks pretty bad.
And at some point we're going to just see that female officer who
instigated this sort of thing and and basically said you've
made a homophobic clerk, There she is, She's just standing with
her arms crossed and justice is being served.
It is being done. Sad stuff, but also sort of the
world we live in right now. Yeah, you know that, man.
I know it reminds us of that, of what happened to that guy and
that was down the street from you.
And was it Watertown? Yeah, the preacher in Watertown,
Yeah, it does. It does remind me of that.
And just to see that, and then to see her smugness at the end,
not even participating. And I don't know the laws in the
UK, but it sounded like the homophobic, allegedly homophobic
remark was to the officer here It we were told all the time.
Yeah, we were told all the time. You can arrest somebody for
disorderly conduct if it's directed at you like you, the
officer. So if somebody is, you know,
cussing you out or, you know, talking about your mom or
whatever they're doing because it happens all the time to cops,
you can you as an officer, you can't be the victim of that
crime. So you know, if if, if they're
being like in Wisconsin, part of the disorderly conduct statute
is like unreasonably loud and profane.
So say they're they're yelling at you, you know, on the street
corner and there's a crowd gathering.
You know, maybe you could talk to somebody in the crowd, be
like, hey, were you disturbed by that then, then sure, you can.
But typically you're you're not. You're just going to deal with
it as an officer should. You're not going to.
I mean, look at what they did, dude, it it makes my stomach
flip, man, because it is the absolute opposite of what law
enforcement is supposed to be doing in in any country.
There's no protect. And serve in that is there?
No, not at all. Not at all.
It's just it's the it's it's again it's the state power.
It's I'm going to keep you under my thumb because I'm the one who
has the power and the control. And it's it's not law
enforcement. It's not serve and protect.
It's not foreign by the people. It's I'm in charge.
And that's all it comes down to is control and it's like and
it's controlled. It's controlled by fear, which
is even worse, which that is tyranny.
Yes, and it's it's it's minority tyranny.
Like I said, it's a small group of people and you're talking
about somebody that's already. You know has a disability with
this. I want to show a couple of
things real quick. This was Chris Ray and and it's
it's not coincidental. I don't think that this woman is
a female police officer. There are people of course there
are wonderful police officers that are females we deal with
them. We know them.
But they are they're a smaller subset because there's a smaller
set of women in there and the ones that are bad that
physically are unable to do like if this was a man who was
dealing with this physically he doesn't need to prove himself to
a little girl like that like that would be such a power
imbalance. But the the fact that we have
this woman in there and I like, look, we're we're going over
female tyranny and in our. In our thing, this is Chris Ray
talking about how great the leadership is in the FBI.
For anybody who has any sort of doubts or thinks that we're
going to get better with this man at the helm, just want to
play this because it's so funny. See if we can get the play by
today's FBI leaders. Reflect the best of our
organization and organization that is made-up of 38,000 men
and women who are patriots, professionals and dedicated
public servants. And that.
Is the real FBI? ABC's J O'Brien joins me now for
more. Yeah, I don't need that.
You want to tell me about the real FBI there, Garrett?
Does that sound like the real FBI to you?
It probably is. It's another maybe.
I don't know, like when he says stuff like that, I want to know
one who wrote that for him, Cuz I don't think he wrote it.
Probably not. And two, if he believes it, it
really does show how insulated he is.
Because how many, quote UN quote, dedicated professionals
did you even work with? I would say not that many.
I mean, it was a it was a minority who were truly
dedicated and you knew who they were.
Right. And and you know what they
result in? They result in this exactly,
exactly. This is written by the editorial
board at the Post. Like, this isn't just like some
opinion writer. This is the actual opinion of
the New York Post. I'll read this for those of you
who are not watching on the on the Rumble channel FBI had Chris
Ray lied about targeting Catholic.
He owes America answers. He owes this country answers.
This is yesterday's drop. It was at 8:00 PM last night.
So this is a fairly this is this morning's news there.
You know he's got some explaining to do as they like to
say, right. Because the man said that it was
1 field office involved. We found out this week that it
was more than it was. Two others on both coasts
exactly. And I just don't believe that he
didn't know that because remember in his testimony
initially about that he acted all in rage and said it.
As soon as I heard about it, we looked into it.
It was a one field office and we're doing our internal review
which is a BS also by the way like why does the FBI?
Let me tell you something. When I got that document, it was
already redacted Okay on purpose.
The whistleblower who gave it to me was redacting to protect
sources and methods, as is appropriate for someone who
works inside the FBI, knows what the thing was.
We redacted it in order to give it to Congress.
That was going to be an appropriate way to disclose it.
That's why it was redacted. And if you go to Uncover DC and
you find our article, which was in the early February, it's I
think it's FBI double s down on targeting Christians.
So you can find that it's actually in my Twitter feed as
well, and I'll put it up on Truth again.
But it was in there, and it was redacted by the individual who
did the whistleblowing on purpose to basically keep
sources and method protected when the original, the original
document obviously wasn't. And so when Chris Ray saw it for
the first time because we exposed it, by the way, he says
he doesn't know how he found out about it.
I can tell you how he found out about it.
He found out about it because I put it in an article and then it
went, you know, balls to the wall across the country.
But he lied about that and he can immediately see that there
were other field offices known. He knew about it the same day
that he found out about it, the same day he got it.
Absolutely, Absolutely. Because they know like, OK, this
one's going to be big. Even Merrick Garland, you know,
and Merrick Garland and and Chris Ray both put on this phony
outrage. I mean, I guess I don't know the
the, the true intent of their heart.
But to me, based on what I do know, based on my experiences
with the FBI and the DOJI, just don't believe that they are are
truly heartfelt about their their full enragement over this
issue. Because if he was actually
enraged about it, that whistleblower who took that to
Congress, they would not have gotten the the treatment that we
got. None of us would have gotten
that treatment. And then on top of it, to claim
that it was just that one field office.
No, no, he was getting briefed about that.
I'm sure he had the document in hand that same day to go over
it, to try to come up with the answers he was going to come up
with. And he sits in front of Congress
and perjures himself again. And what's going to happen?
What's going to happen to him? Nothing.
All right, I've got a a little video I wanted to play because
we're going to be coming to the end here, and I I think the
outrage fest is a good way to run into it.
But let's do something a little bit positive.
This is something that Ryan threw out there for me.
So hopefully I can throw this in the middle of the screen, proof
that we have in fact, freed the cup.
Apparently you were doing the merch thing, so I'll ask you
about that first, but let me just say we'll thank Patriot
Cooler. Here they are.
Let's see. Patriot coolers.
You guys know they have some really cool stuff.
They have some some gifts for veterans.
You can go to patriotcoolers.com, use promo
code Kyle Kyle, promo code Kyle, get you 10% off.
That's real easy to do. You can get one of these cool
looking veteran ones or you can get one like producer Ryan.
And here it is. I got you.
Might be something pretty cool on it.
What's it got on? It.
Yeah, that's sick. That's a Patriot one.
Yeah. Pretty cool.
Thanks, Kyle.
Say thanks, Patriot Cooler.
Thanks, Patriot Cooler. So there we go, Patriot cooling.
Check that out. That's the one that's sitting in
the in the Mata household and I think he gave it to his son,
which is absolutely an appropriate thing.
Ryan used to actually sell Yeti tumblers and so he's got like
hundreds of them running around. So he his need for a cup was
low. But if we give it to his kiddo,
I'm, I'm super happy about that. So anyway the cup is free.
As people are saying in the chat it has been mitigated.
Our situation has been we have fulfilled the promise of the
cup. It is now with the Mata family,
so. Garrett, I'm going to, I'm going
to shut the sucker down. It's been, I think, a long
enough show for what it is. I think that the people know
that the this week the FBI was the bad guy again.
How many more weeks you think we can handle doing that before,
before some change happens in this country?
I don't know. I wish I could say like one or
two. But man, the complacency overall
in the country. Is going to.
It's an uphill climb on every angle as far as I'm concerned.
But hey, at least it's Friday and we're heading into the
weekend. That is right, yeah.
TJF moment. Show people the shirt you're
wearing and let them know. People tell me you could buy it
on eBay. Is that correct?
Can they find it? This one not yet, so just the
last line one, I actually wanna move away from eBay as soon as
possible but. Yeah, I'm figuring it out and I
will figure it out. I actually hit up the state this
week to try to figure out my LLC.
So once I get that off the ground, we're going to, we're
going to get this, we're going to get this figured out.
I'm sorry it's taking so long. I was telling Jen, who's usually
in the chat, I don't know if she is today, but she was the first
one to to get get one of the last line shirts on eBay.
And I was like, I got to get off eBay as soon as I can.
I know we have. You have the the, the website,
so we're going to get this figured out as soon as possible
and I'm sorry it's taking so long.
The merch. The merch is pending.
All right, my bud. We'll talk pretty soon.
You and I will talk later on today.
But thanks for joining us for the show and I hope you guys
have a good morning. Let me go ahead and close this
thing out for the day, ladies and gentlemen.
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