Take a look behind the curtain with a real whistle blower, an
American patriot prepared to embrace the uncomfortable truth.
Because this program has no time for comforting lies.
Here is civil liberties enthusiasts, Second Amendment
defender and recovering FBI agent Kyle Seraphin.
Well, hello my friends, welcome to the Kyle Seraphin show.
Today is Monday, it is September the 30th.
We are coming to the end of this month and we are getting ready
for the month of October. And the question that I have.
Is are we? Looking at an October Surprise,
there's been some pretty good ones even in my lifetime.
The October Surprise is a political term for a unexpected,
disruptive event that changes the game, changes the calculus,
changes the way that people might have otherwise been
thinking about a way an election would go in America.
Jim Comedy was responsible for one.
Democrats were pretty upset about it, I would say that.
Jim Comedy thought he was actually helping Hillary
Clinton. It's funny how sometimes the
plans that men have don't go the way that they would think they
should. Most of the time, I think that's
the case. I had a really nice long
weekend. I'm going to tell you a little
bit about that because I got to meet with some folks.
I got to talk to some very nice folks in in Tennessee.
I spent the entire weekend traveling, so there's been no
break from last week and this week For me.
This week is all run together and so as I'm looking at it, I'm
trying to organize what looks like a lot of chaotic.
Events happening at the same time.
Some of them are what we would call sort of acts of God,
natural disasters. Some of them are acts of men
that have been brewing for a long time, but acts of violence
and war and sort of things happening out in the the outer
sphere of my peripheral awareness because I'm not
permanently engaged in what happens in the Middle East or
shipping channels over on the other side of the world.
And then some things that are coming home here to our world.
And we're, you know, I got the tail end of that hurricane in in
eastern Tennessee, but it obviously hit North Carolina
very aggressively, including some some blue counties out
there that look like they're in a bad spot.
So the thing that occurred to me that I wanted to talk about
maybe a unifying principle. About all of this.
Is learned helplessness. We're going to be talking about
a potential October surprise, but I want to talk about it
through the lens of learned helplessness.
If you've never heard this concept, we're going to get into
that much more deeply. I'm just going to tease it out
there. But we will talk about dock
workers. We will talk about what's
happening and Israel's conflict. Just at least a cursory touch on
it, because I think it does affect the way that young people
are looking at this. It also affects the way that the
political media has sort of thrown their support behind one
side. So we're going to talk about all
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So we're just going to open it up on the air here.
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you guys just because it's Monday and we're going to start
off just a little bit slower. Let's talk about learn
helplessness. So learn.
Helplessness is a thing. This is coming from Psychology
Today from their editorial staff.
It occurs when an individual continuously faces negative and
uncontrollable situations and stops trying to change their
circumstances even when they have the ability to do so.
In other words, here's an example.
A smoker may repeatedly try and fail to quit, and then, through
the frustration, come to believe that nothing he does will help
and therefore stops trying to quit altogether.
It's the perception. That.
One cannot control the situation that essentially elicits a
passive response to the harm that is occurring.
What does that mean for us today in a political environment where
things are bigger, badder, weirder, uglier?
I think a lot of the news cycle that we see, and I consume as
much as anybody that I know, not a healthy amount.
I think the new cycle is geared towards training Americans
towards learned helplessness. You see problems that are too
big to solve. You see problems that you
cannot. Handle If you're young and
you're foolish, you do what the Jordan Peterson sort of advice,
The opposite of the Jordan Peterson advice.
Rather than cleaning up your corner of the world, making your
bed, cleaning your room, affecting your local politics,
where your vote actually is going to count and it's going to
be decided by dozens of votes in your town.
And you could probably recruit your neighbors to change
individual elections. The government that is closest
to you. What we do is we get distracted
by sort of an idolatry type focus this large.
You know, I, I spoke on on a stage yesterday, day before
yesterday, and I said Americans right now are looking for a
king. And that seems really obvious to
me. And why do you want a king?
Why do you ask? For a king.
The Israelites did this in the Old Testament.
They begged God for a king because they saw that God was
enormous and, and all powerful and all knowing and, and
impossible for man to understand.
And they said, just give us someone who's like us, who's
going to get closer to us, who's going to be imperfect, who's
going to screw it up but makes really good promises.
It feels good to have a king. It feels good to have a king
because it's a single point of responsibility that is another
person and not ourselves. I think that Americans are at a
point where we're looking for a king, too.
Whether you love. Donald Trump or not, you can see
the national climate is a learned helplessness.
It's like we can't fix this. We just need Donald Trump to
come in and solve all these problems.
I see it on social media all the time.
We just need Donald. Trump to come in and get rid of
these 75,000 IRS agents they're going to hire.
We need Donald Trump to come in and just cut off the head of the
snake and just root it out. He's going to get it.
He's going to put the right people in.
The left thinks the same thing, by the way, we just need Kamala
Harris because if we get Donald Trump, it's all over for us.
Everything is going to be destroyed and we won't be able
to continue. He's a threat to.
Democracy. Meanwhile, she's being
installed. And so this weekend was a nice
reminder to me that the people around you are far more
important than the quote UN quote king, then the leader,
then the folks that we're talking about electing.
There's a lot of bad information out there.
There's a lot of false information.
There's a lot of people that are getting you whipped up and
they're weaponizing your attention span.
They're weaponizing your, your sentiment, your feelings.
They're getting you emotionally reactive so that you're going to
go and do things that they want. They're driving you to the polls
to vote the way that they want you to vote.
And probably it it aligns with your values.
But what sort of fear is also being used?
Who's making money on it? You should be asking these
questions. There are people that are making
money on your fear. There are people that are about
to drop some wild stuff on us and some of it is out of our
control. Some of these things have
nothing to do with man, but there's some that do, like a
longshoreman strike. And then there's also the
normalization of violence. And then there's also what is
brought into our attention span. So this morning, like always, I
went to CNN to go see what they think is important.
Five things that you should know.
They, they put these out all the time.
By the way, I rarely, I rarely cover their sort of what I would
call like a survey. But this is their survey. 5
things that we should know about what's going on.
And those things are Helen, what is it?
Helen is I don't know how to pronounce that.
Actually, I, I, I've been calling it Hurricane Helen, but
it may not be Helene damage. So that's the the the hurricane
that swept up across the East Coast, the Middle East just
broadly speaking, which is very interesting.
Their coverage of the Middle East VP debate coming up,
chemical plant fire and SpaceX. I don't think SpaceX actually
has anything to do with me, but what they say is the Southeast
United States all the way up into the Carolinas grasping with
widespread devastation after the hurricane made landfall.
And we're talking about over 100 dead at this point, just
catastrophic. I've been watching some people's
TikTok videos before and after of their property.
One of my buddies told me his farm was just devastated.
He thought his barn was going to fly away.
The Middle East. The Middle East story talks
about Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon, in Beirut, which is the
first time that that's happened since October 7th.
And the way that that invasion, the Israelis are very
calculating. They're doing things in sort of
an escalation of force, moving towards what they think is going
to be advantageous for their their country.
So be it. We're looking at a high spakes,
high stakes political debate. Maybe I don't know if anybody's
undecided at this point, but the, the debate is going to
happen on Tuesday, just five weeks before the election.
That's the the Waltz Vance debate.
Interesting. You can always tell who you
think is the most important by who you lead with.
Isn't that right? You introduce yourself, you you
say hello to the people that you think you're supposed to in
order of importance. We sort of do this, like we sort
of accidentally do that. And it's not like they switched
it back and forth. So CNN is thinks that Waltz is
the most important. It's interesting.
They show a. Picture, by the way, which I
don't have on the screen right now, but it looks like JD Vance
is confused and and Tim Waltz looks very determined.
So that's something I think it's important.
Chemical fire happening in Georgia.
Shelter and place advisories, this is one of those like
logistical things. This is stuff that has been
happening. I haven't seen them cover it
much before, but talking about same kind of stuff, we've seen
pollutants and things hit in the atmosphere, fire happening and
SpaceX. And I don't even want to talk
about SpaceX because it's not interesting.
And then I went over to the Loop.
My friends over at Catholic Vote put out a a nice little piece
and they're focusing on something else, which I think is
a little bit more cultural. When you choose your new source,
you actually choose the news that you were going to get.
You're going to choose the slant, but you also choose the
editorial coverage. And so the lead stories over
there, the top five stories they have in today's loop are as
follows. SNL makes fun of the Donald
Trump assassination attempts. I'm going to tell you why I
think that's really important. Vance has turned away from a
food chain that welcomed Kamala Harris.
He went to a place, a popular food place in Pennsylvania and
was turned away. It's a sandwich shop and had
people, you know, up in arms on social media over the weekend,
which I was mostly tuned out from.
But I'm aware of it at least. And I'm aware of it Also because
of the loop. Lawmakers introduced a bill to
honor pro-life centers out of Virginia.
The Pope is denouncing pornography as demonic.
And a wounded Marine says the administration ignored his
mother. So when you look at the way that
people focus on what's happening, I see CNN looking for
the bleeds it leads type. They're looking at conflict.
They're looking at things that are bad.
They're saying, OK, these things better.
Do any of them actually cast a reasonable light on what we have
coming up in five weeks? And it doesn't seem like they
do. So I wanted to talk a little bit
about first of the abortion thing because it pops up all the
time in my Catholic vote feed. It's something that was priority
number one. And they believe it's a winning
issue still. And if we've forgotten about
that, because there's natural disasters and logistical supply
chain strikes and world events where people are starting to
begin wars in various regional places around the the globe,
remember, Biden administration want to run on this, that they
thought this was the single biggest winning issue because
they can't run on the economy and they certainly can't run on
what they've done at the border. So they're going to run on
Donald Trump is bad because he's going to take away your
abortions. And so there's all these lies
that have been pushed out there. And Senator Lankford did a
little piece, pushed it out on social media.
I like this video because it's just a quick yes or no, and it's
testimony from witness. They brought in front to talk
about all of the things that we keep hearing.
And there's this theme. It's miss diss and Mal
information. We've been talking about this on
this program since I began. It's something that the FBI got
itself involved in. We saw this evidence through the
Twitter files. We saw that they were doing
these things. Were they not?
And as they did this, they're able to push false information.
They want to try to curate the information in your brains, and
this comes from police places like the Cybersecurity
Infrastructure Security Agency, CISA, who said that they want to
regulate the cognitive infrastructure of America.
I'm paraphrasing a little bit, but those words, cognitive
infrastructure, they mean the processor in between your ears,
that Gray matter that the government wants to actually try
to regulate what goes into your brain, because they can't
regulate how you think, but they can regulate what you take in
and how you're going to process. That is actually fairly
predictable. And they're pushing this crazy
narrative that somehow Donald Trump banned abortions during
his term, even though the Dobbs decision happened while Joe
Biden was president. And it sent it back to the
States and it sent it back to the places that are closer to
where you live. So you can make decisions with
the people that live in the states that think the way you do
or don't. And all of this has to do with
learned helplessness because in theory, what they're saying the
political left continues to say is that we need a king, or in
this case a queen, to regulate all of these problems we have.
We need to delegate it to one person with the right ideas that
agree with us, even though they only have about 50% of the
backing of the of the population on either side.
And that person is going to set it straight When the answer that
our founding fathers came up with, which is was that your
counties and your cities and then your States, and then
lastly and least, the federal government would try to solve
problems. This has to do with national
disasters. That has to do with supply chain
shortages. It has to do with all of the
things that are happening outside of foreign policy.
There's not a lot of things that I trust the federal government
to get involved in. And the only reason foreign
policy is because it doesn't have to do with me as much.
I just have to pay for it. So we can have consensus there,
but we should have much more local consensus about the way we
do it. But instead we keep hearing
about the federal, the highest level, and that creates my
argument is that it creates a learned helplessness.
Let me give you this video. Because women are being told
that the federal government has basically created this problem
for them. And none of the things that
they're being told are true if they are supporters of abortion,
which I think is already wrong. Miss Hackler, just to clarify on
this, are there any states where women face prosecution for
having an abortion? No.
Are there any states that criminalize miscarriage?
No. Or the care for any for a
miscarriage? No.
Are there any states that criminalize removing an ectopic
pregnancy? No.
Are there any states that prohibit life saving care for
the mother? No.
Are there any states where women have to be actively dying for a
for a doctor to be able to act for her care?
No. There's been a lot of rhetoric
in this that I'm concerned pushes people away from getting
access to healthcare. Vice President Harris in a
speech recently said that women were being arrested in facing
prosecution for experiencing miscarriages.
Miss Ackler, do you know of a single instance where a woman
has been arrested for having a miscarriage or getting
healthcare for that? No treatment for miscarriage is
allowed under the law. And there have been instances
where I think that one example of that that's been pointed to
is misleading because the woman, I think she was in Ohio, the
charges against her were not abortion related.
And so it it's misleading to use that as an example.
You guys get that? All of those answers that were
Nos or all things that have been pushed in campaign speeches
either by surrogates of or by the people that are running for
national office right now. And I was watching you all in
the chat answer along with the questions from Senator Lankford.
No, no, no. And yet, if you were to put the
same questions in front of a lot of women who have been
ideologically motivated to vote based on.
Abortion. They've all would say yes,
wouldn't they, because they've been programmed.
They've had this information shared and they're just lapping
it up. And I guess if you don't know
how to be a skeptic, I actually had this experience with one of
the the folks that I hung out with.
I hung out with Joe Altman over the weekend.
I met David Clements, Professor David Clements, I got to hang
out with him in person and and Joe's blown on my phone this
morning. Hey, here's all these things
going on. And I said the first thing to do
is to be a skeptic. Like whatever it is that you
want to believe, you should try to punch holes in that.
And he said, I am. And this is like, OK, good,
good, good. That's what should be happening.
We're not seeing a skeptical. Public, we're not seeing people
think and take responsibility for themselves.
They have a learned helplessness.
They're they're that's why you accept spoon feeding.
There's too much information, there's too much going on.
How can anyone do it? I just have to just put my faith
in a CNNI just have to put my faith in an MSNBCI just have to
listen to I just have to listen to Rolling Stone.
But why? If you want information you do
the work. If you don't then just say I
don't know. The left wants more people to
vote and them to be less informed.
I would like less people to to vote and then be more informed.
There are sometimes. When I don't know the answer and
I don't want to vote on something because I don't have a
strong opinion either way, maybe some other people do with The
problem is if uninformed people the ones doing it and they're
being told that they should, Here's a question that I have.
Or anyone, is anyone fact checking when this the current
president, allegedly when the current alleged president is out
there pushing out that he got prepared for this hurricane
disaster relief? There's two questions I want to
have #1 why is the federal government the answer when in
fact it should be things like your neighbors, It should be
people that live next to you. It should be the people in your
state that solve the problems. I'm very sympathetic.
On a intellectual level to what's happening in North
Carolina, and I'm also aware that it's too far for me to deal
with, but if something happened here in Texas, I have that
ability. It's not, I don't know that it's
reached a national level yet again.
Should we not be sending money to Ukraine?
I agree we should not be. We shouldn't be sending money
all over the world for other problems.
So the United States should have its own money, but not that we
should send to the federal government and it should hold on
to it and wait to come and save us.
It should be left with the states.
We kept talking about what is the solution all over that.
That was the theme of this weekend.
How do we fix this? How do we solve this?
And the answer is that the control needs to remain closer
and closer to you. When people say we the people
are the solution, I mean, we are.
No one is going to come and save us, least of all the federal
government. So don't put your faith in the
federal government. You need to stop.
You need to readjust. You have a learned helplessness
problem where you think if we just elect the right people then
they will they will fix these issues.
Show me the example of that happening.
I don't see it, I haven't seen it.
I lose sleep over this stuff. This is what keeps me up at
night. This is what makes me have just
chaotic dreams when I close my eyes.
Because all the things we keep trying do not work.
I'm going to go back to something that happened early in
my whistle blowing experience. One of the things that I
actually exposed through Project Veritas.
And yes, I don't like James O'Keefe.
That doesn't mean that they were not useful to the purposes that
I had. One of the purposes was people
need to understand that the Betsy Ross flag that I have over
my shoulder is a representative. It's something that someone on
Twitter sent me of all places, wonderful family.
It's signed on the back from the family that sent it all the way
across the country from Virginia.
But it reminds me that the FBI classified people who wanted to
be prepared for such things as happened in Asheville, NC,
wanted us to not be connected. Because one of the things, in
addition to saying that the Gadsden flag and the Betsy Ross
flag in the Second Amendment and saying Ashley Biden was Ashley
Babbitt rather was a martyr. Like saying these things are all
problem because it makes you a militia, violent extremist.
But what is the militia capable of doing?
It's people that are organized, trained, have techniques, have
tools to solve problems at the local level.
They are the people from the community like you are the
militia. Whatever that, whatever it is in
your area, you're that militia. And have you shirked that
responsibility? Just because that's not what's
required for you to carry and own a gun doesn't mean that
there is not a a requirement for us to actually connect with our
neighbors. And the thing that was on that
militia violent extremist warning page, the symbols guide
that the FBI had under the counterterrorism banner was a
group called the American Contingency and AMCON.
American Contingency started by Mike Glover, a Green Beret,
someone who's been overseas that seen war in multiple different
theaters. His concept was you should be
able to connect with your neighbors and know where you are
strong and they are weak and where you are weak and they are
strong. Because just like in the
military, every single unit cannot be an expert.
Every single member of the unit cannot be an expert at all.
Things, look at a a special forces ODA, they have a comms
guy, they have a weapons guy. Doesn't mean that everybody
can't use comms, doesn't mean everybody can't use a weapon.
But one person specializes with a high level of of capabilities
in that field. There's an Intel guy, there's a
medic, there's an engineer. They bring all of these things
together so that everybody can function a little bit.
They're cross trained, but somebody is a specialist because
we can't spend all of our time getting the best and we're not
all going to be interested at the best things.
So somebody in your neighborhood knows how to fix engines and
somebody is good at emergency medicine, and somebody knows a
lot about guns and setting up the perimeter and security
systems, and somebody understands how to use comms,
satellite, microwave, radio frequencies.
This was the goal of American contingency.
And what do they do? They being the federal
government leaned on private industries.
By the way, that's called fascism most of the time.
Most of you don't know what the definition or most people on the
left cannot define it, but it's when the federal government
doesn't take ownership of, but it determines the outcomes of
private businesses. Fascism takes place when our
government leans on somebody and says, wouldn't it be nice if you
pulled him off the platforms? So he got taken off Shopify so
he couldn't sell his goods. He got debanked and he got
pulled out of platforms. He's still available on locals
just like we are, and you can go there and support what they're
doing, but they're not a militia violent extremist group, even
though the FB is analyst who created that document referred
to them as a online militia group with a low history of
violence. And in the same month when we
released that, there was evidence that Mike Glover's
group had actually helped people in national emergencies, that
they deployed people and resources and money and tools
and know how to go help their neighbors.
The thing that we should do, it's the opposite of learned
helplessness. It is action by preparation.
It is preparedness that allows other people who have not to be
repaired. And the federal government is
basically leaning you away from that.
I've been queuing up this clip about Joe Biden.
He said that they were going to go help people in an ideal world
and an American world where Americans live by the values
that Americans state that they have.
They wouldn't need the federal government to spin up resources
because the resources would remain local.
And that's the reason that our massive departure from the way
our Constitution designed this country, it has real effects.
I'm going to tell you a couple more.
I'm going to end with something about body Cam footage of a
woman in Ohio that seems to have nothing to do with any of this
and it has everything to do with it.
So stick around all the way through.
Here's Joe Biden saying they they prepared, they put assets
on the ground. I don't believe that because
I've seen some images from the ground.
It doesn't look like there's federal resources.
But that probably shouldn't have been and the money should have
remained locally. That's not Joe Biden, that's
Kamala Harris saying she wants to get rid of our guns.
Sorry this is video #3 here we go.
Yes, it's tragic. Matter of fact, we're trying to
get the exact number. My FEMA advisor's on the ground
in Florida right now. There's a distinction between
the numbers that FEMA's used and the ones that are used by by the
locals. So it's it really is amazing.
You saw the photographs. It's stunning, but.
It really is so many, so such a wide area.
And we've, we've given them all of the everything that we have.
We're on the ground ahead of time.
So we're working hard. Are there any more resources the
federal government could be giving them?
No, we've given them, we have pre planned a significant amount
of it even though they didn't ask for it yet.
We pre planned a significant amount and there's no more
resources that could be given. I can think of a couple of
billion of dollars that were handed over to the Ukrainian
government. Maybe that would have been
helpful. Maybe, maybe if you made our
money worth more by not giving it away, printing it and handing
it overseas by the pallet load, that'd be helpful.
The thing that that that blew my mind about all that is that
Kamala Harris, she's the one who's getting the real briefings
on this, the vice president United States, who's standing in
this case, she's standing in front of the seal of the vice
president of the United States, but has been standing, as my
friend George Hill pointed out the other day, she's been giving
speeches in front of the seal of the President of the United
States of America. A visual optic that continues to
inform me that we are not about to have a free, fair, reasonable
or an election that represents the way people feel in this
country. Because I do think an
overwhelming number of people are probably more likely
favorable to a Donald Trump based on the way that he's
handled business. But I have no expectation that
he's going to ever be allowed to get back into the White House.
I would love to be wrong. I would.
Nothing would make me happier, honestly.
As you know, like, I'm not a fan of the man, but I'm a fan of
choosing better policies and better potential opportunities
over this. Someone who has embraced
fascism, legitimate fascism, as I just defined it earlier,
Someone who's embraced political censorship at a level that is
terrifying and should absolutely, like blow the minds
of Americans. Kamala Harris is the one who got
the, the, the briefings. When was the last time a vice
president was recalled from a tour or a political campaign or
anything along those lines and runs back here, runs back to the
to DC to get briefed up. Why is she making operational
decisions? What is the like vice president
doesn't have any authority to make those decisions.
And what decisions are we talking about?
Like deploying the National Guard and those resources,
signing executive orders, declaring emergencies, like
leading the departments under the executive?
That's not supposed to happen. So this is yet another little
story here that leads me to believe that we're not about to
see what we would hope, which is that the American people get to
have a say. And as part of that learned
helplessness, a lot of people are throwing up their hands and
saying, if this doesn't go our way, then it's all over this
sort of black pill. I can also, I can do two things
at once. I can expect that there is not
going to be a fair election. And I can also say that it's
going to be OK because I believe that your job is not to worry as
much about what this, you know, long distance king or queen
wants to do with this nation. And you solve the problems with
your neighbors on your street. You solve the problems with the
people in your community. We have to be keepers of our
brothers in this way. We need to be those.
We need to be looking around, those that are either suffering
or have an opportunity and don't know where to apply their skill
set in our own community. So I'm aware of a national thing
that is happening, that Kamala Harris is being given these
briefs apparently, and is and is being flown in so that she can
be aware of the federal actions to support emergency response
and recovery. Again, this is coming from CNN.
They talked about at least 95 people killed.
Millions of them have lost power.
The people who are going to restore power are not going to
be people from the federal government.
They're just not. The federal government doesn't
have linesman. They don't, they don't employ it
like a series, like like a roving band of linesman to go
install power. It's going to be people who are
local and from the local communities that are around that
community that are able to mobilize, that didn't have their
homes destroyed that are going to step up and help the one
right next to them. It's going to be your neighbors,
folks. It's going to be people within
your state or the neighboring states that can get there.
And perhaps some people that do get to, to roll across the
country, They may have the ability to do that if there's
money. And maybe the federal
government's job is writing that check, but that check comes from
all of us. It's our money and it shouldn't
be decided by someone who's running around standing in front
of a seal that is so distance from us.
It's hard to watch this stuff. It really is.
I know most of you. I, I believe that a lot of this
learned helplessness is something that they would like
it to be stronger. And John Kerry kind of dropped
the veil on that. John Kerry probably had the most
impactful and unsettling 2 minutes, which I'm going to play
the entirety of. He's speaking the banner you're
going to see on the screen here is the World Economic Forum.
So he's speaking to the quote, UN quote, global elites.
And he's saying that we need to control the information.
We would like to be able to eliminate voices that do not
agree. We are having a hard time
building consensus in our democracy.
It is so important that we focus in on that language because
democracy again equals the tyranny of the majority.
It's majoritarianism, which is a form, I suppose, of
authoritarianism. It means 50% + 1 tells the
almost equal number of people what we're going to do.
And if you are controlling the ballot boxes and doing things,
which I've been listening to all weekend, I've been listening to
people like Joe Hoft from The Gateway Pundit, David Clements,
Joe Altman, I'm just listening to them say, and I have no
reason to think otherwise because I don't know what goes
on in the machines and neither do you, to be fair.
Like they're black boxes. People can run the code and tell
you, but if you don't have the wherewithal to go in and double
check their research. What I know is, is that they
used to do paper ballots in my lifetime and America was a very
big place and we had a winner the next morning.
And now it takes longer and longer to go through something
that should be faster because it's electronic.
We're not doing precinct level balloting.
So until that happens, and by the way, the Republicans didn't
fix it. These people didn't change it.
They didn't solve that problem for us, did they?
So are they complicit? Do they enjoy it?
Is that what they're all about? Here's John Kerry, he's dropping
the veil. He's telling you 100% that they
need to be able to control the information flow, which should
tell you everything you need to know, that you need to diversify
what you grab. There's a reason why I almost
exclusively grab left wing sources because I'm only
interested in what people who disagree with me have to say
about the world. And I can disagree with them,
but I better have reasons for it.
It better not just be like my feelings.
So here's a little evidence for you that they're doing this on
purpose and they would like to do it more.
And the other evidence is we just saw, I'm going to tell you
more about Marcus Allen. I'll give you an update.
But Marcus Allen's video that he put out, the first interview
he's done since his testimony, Marcus Allen being the former
FBISOS staff operation specialist, an Intel guy.
His video got pulled down from YouTube last night right after
it went live and very few people even saw it.
This is something that was seen by the dozens of people on
YouTube. They cannot have dissenting
voices in the same way that my voice gets pulled down off
Facebook. If you think it's an accident,
here's. John Kerry telling you it's all
intentional. They'd like to do more.
And I think the the dislike of and anguish over social media is
just growing and growing and growing.
And it's part of our problem, particularly in democracies in
terms of building consensus around any issue.
It's really hard to govern today.
You can't, you know, there's no the referees we used to have to
determine what's a fact and what isn't a fact that kind of, you
know, been eviscerated to a certain degree.
And people go and that people self select where they go for
their news or for their information.
And then you just get into a vicious cycle.
So it's really, really hard, much harder to build consensus
today than at any time in the 4550 years I've been involved in
this. And, and I, you know, there's a
lot of discussion now about how you curb those entities in order
to guarantee that you're going to have, you know, some
accountability on facts, etcetera.
But look, if people go to only one source and the source they
go to is sick and, you know, has an agenda and they're putting
out disinformation, our First Amendment stands as a major
block to the ability to be able to just, you know, hammer it out
of existence. So what you need, what we need
is to, is to win the ground, win the right to govern by hopefully
having, you know, winning enough votes that you're free to be
able to, to implement change. Now, obviously there are some
people in our country who are prepared to implement change in
other ways. And that's where we're really,
if democracy can survive unrealistic social media.
I think democracies are deep, are very challenged right now
and have not proven they can move fast enough or big enough
to deal with the challenges that we are facing.
And to me, that is part of what this race, this, this election
is all about. Will we break the fever in the
United States? That should be one of the
scariest things you've ever heard.
It's a person sitting in the Biden administration telling you
the 1st Amendment is is decidedly inconvenient and they
would really like to just win the right to govern so they can
do the right things and destroy your ability to dissent.
That's what I walked away with. Maybe you looked away, you heard
something different. If you heard something different
please put in the comments. As a man sitting on a stage of a
bunch of global elites with accents when they speak English
that are not American and they said really the challenges is
that our democracy cannot just move fast enough to.
Deal with this. We're talking about a system of
government that was designed to move slowly because it is
supposed to be inefficient on purpose.
It is planned that way and you have no right to be doing
anything at a sweeping and global level or a national
level. That's the whole purpose of the
Bill of Rights, including the 1st Amendment.
A hole. How incredible.
What a wild. Time for someone to think that
getting up and saying that essentially the systems of, of,
of democratic elections that happened within our Republic are
not moving quick enough for the tyrannical things that they
would love to shove down your throats.
And the answer is we need to just take power so that we can
fix that. We're going to fix the glitch
where you get to think for yourselves.
And liberty is really decidedly inconvenient.
What we want is consensus, and you're not allowed to have a
dissenting opinion in our idea. I'm fairly confident that's a
genocidal path they're walking down.
That is something that has been done in a lot of places.
When you force consensus, it's usually at gunpoint.
Do you remember JD Vance talking the other day in an editorial
discussing how the only way that you can permanently silence
someone is by putting a bullet in their brain?
That's been bothering me for a while.
That political rhetoric has gotten to the point where we
just need to silence our opponents.
We can't listen to them and debunk it.
The problem is when people on the left make arguments, they're
almost always shot down. I've been watching a lot of
Charlie Kirk videos. Just a really good job of.
Debating. I don't know Charlie Kirk
personally. I've heard pros and cons and
since I don't know him personally, I reserve my
opinions about him. But I do enjoy him watch doing
these these videos where he's willing to engage a crowd of
people coming up to a microphone the same way I like to Ben
Shapiro. Doing it, if we're talking about
silence and people permanently, it should be done out of their
fear and shame of being wrong and knowing nothing because
they've stepped in front of a microphone in front of a crowd
and then just like they don't get it.
But that's not what the left. Wants to do, which maybe is the
reason. Why Saturday Night Live tackled
in their Weekend Update segment, making fun of the assassination
attempt on Donald Trump. It's a joke to them.
They think it's funny. They've normalized it.
It's totally fine, right? Most of you probably don't watch
Saturday Night Live. I sure as heck don't.
I don't have time for that kind of thing.
But I listened to it. They said they're they're like,
oh, I think that bullet hit more than just his ear.
There is. I mean, look, I'm all about
humor. I'm about dark humor, like real,
sick dark humor. Because I've seen some dark
things in my life when you've been around people that have
been killed, when you've done investigations and some things
when you've had bodies that are rotted on your hands.
Like, there's a sick sense of humor that comes along with it
to cope. But this is is making light of
something that should be so serious in this nation.
And maybe that's why we have this going on.
This is a little line from Fox News.
I don't do a lot of Fox News, but this one says the Trump
campaign pushed back on the SNL skit about the assassination
attempt. This was the lead story from
from. Catholic vote by the way.
They called it disgusting. And at the same time I found
this picture from social media that is a really tall that was
got to be what? That's 8 feet, probably maybe a
30 foot effigy of Donald Trump being hung from a crane.
They had this outside the White House too, for the entire time
that Donald Trump was in office. Something to this effect.
Kind of a fat baby Trump. And they would do things to it.
All of this stuff is normalizing.
Like, look, we've always had political rhetoric that got
heated. We got we have political
rhetoric in this country where we burned and hung people in
effigy. There's a long tradition in in
Western culture, European and American.
Of lampooning and letting our political leaders that we are
upset with them and therefore we hang them in effigy.
We burn them in effigy. This is a reasonable political
statement. You can have that.
But it's not usually after someone tried to kill them, So
maybe there's a moment where there's some you want to talk
about the censorship? They don't seem to have any
problem with this. What they do?
Have a is a problem if you're sharing things that seem
truthful, that seem honest that seem accurate.
They want to highlight things in a certain way that editorial
discussion. Here's something wild.
Israel is widening the attacks on the Iranian based militant.
No mention of the fact by the way that this was kicked off by
people who came into the country.
Israel has killed 41,615 Palestinians.
So say at the Palestinians who kicked it off October 7th.
We're coming up on the one year anniversary of that.
Israel Over 100 killed and 350 injured by Israeli strikes in
Lebanon, the ministry says. In Lebanon, it's interesting
when you see these things covered and they're trying
trying to slant things a certain way.
I don't have to love Israel. I don't have a strong feelings
either other than Israel should be allowed to defend itself as a
nation and let it go. And I don't want the US money
involved in it and I don't want our troops over there.
Let them do their thing. By the way, they're fully,
they're fully competent and capable.
They pull off better operations than the United States
government does because they are single minded on one thing.
What is that values? They don't need to go and crush
the descent. They just have a government that
understands that even people on the left and the right, if they
want to continue to be a country, they've got to do
certain things. And some of those things are
going to be violence and some of that violence is going to be me
today out on bad people. So they use pagers and blow the
Dicks off people. They use two way radios, blow
the faces off people that are trying to kill them.
And they drop a bomb when those guys realize that they can't
have, you know, electronic communication.
So they got to do it in person to drop a bomb and take them
out. Anybody who's been in the
military, that sounds like pretty good tactics.
It sounds like pretty, pretty restrained tactics to the
alternative would be what carpet bombing?
But it's covered in the news like these people are the evil
folks. They are slanting opinions.
They are spoon feeding. And the answer is always learned
helplessness. The answer is that we just have
to elect the right U.S. President to be able to stop
something that's happening so far away and has very little to
do with us. At the end of the day, what
happens over there is not much related to us.
Even oil prices changing. We could have had total oil
independence and almost did. And again, who is that guy?
Donald Trump? It was a good policy.
Also saw this story, which I might as well throw up there.
Hezbollah's going to choose a new leader, OK, Acting like it's
some sort of legitimate organization that people should
care about and and talk about their their political
capabilities, which that's what happens in CNN.
They have wall to wall coverage at this pile, by the way, right
now. The other thing that's being
covered right now in an interesting way is the
International Longshoremen's Association, The ILA says it
will strike starting tomorrow. Is that our October Surprise?
Domestically, we know that labor unions are very well tied into
the Democrat Party. They don't make a lot of moves
without some top cover. I find this to be quite
interesting that it's starting right now.
It doesn't seem to break in the favor of Democrats.
So I don't know how it plays out.
But I know that if we have a logistical supply line change,
what are they going to do parallel what happened under
Donald Trump and say you're going to get more of this
because he's not going to be able to negotiate the issue.
I did. We're talking about a potential
strike right now. It's just so you're aware of
what's coming down. I don't I don't like to make
prognostications. What I like to do is like look
at this and see this is a thing that should be on the radar.
And it also rather than seeing learn helplessness where you
say, well, there's nothing we can do and we hopefully elect
the right person who's going to solve this problem.
You can create your own local solutions.
In fact, over on locals right now woke up to a video of one of
our, one of our supporters, Dan posted his weekend project,
which was solving a, a, a chicken.
What do you call this like a a little engagement area for
chickens that also happens to be working in a symbiotic
relationship with fruit trees. Awesome.
Great. Not learned helplessness,
American spirit of ingenuity. Solve some problems that you
have. Instead, what we're going to do
is we're going to talk about this because this will cripple
many people, particularly in urban areas.
And I'm going to touch the urban area thing in just a moment with
a potential strike on ports up and down the East Coast and all
along the Gulf Coast set to begin midnight on Monday.
That's tonight. Logistic executives tell CNBC
that the remaining hours are critical for moving out as much
trade as possible before a shutdown.
They're going to be doing serious damage to the
functioning of the United States economy.
It goes on to talk about the numbers, the approximate value
of freight being 2.7 billion, $2.7 billion won't be won't be
moving. It'll be locked in ports.
Some of that is very interesting because the only reason that it
can't move is because people work under unions.
And as I understand the conflict, the union workers are
essentially fighting for their jobs and their livelihoods.
They're fighting for their ability to resist automation and
mechanization, mechanization that doesn't require people to
physically do it. I've always been a little bit
suspicious of how the longshoremen work.
I had them as a client when I was working on my first sales
job and they seem to have plenty of money for their office.
They were one of the few people in the in the business that
didn't seem to run the way that small businesses do.
They ran more the way that government does, which is that
they can write a check for anything because they could just
grab it from their members. It actually is kind of the
reason that I don't like unions in the 1st place.
Again, it's AD it's a, it's a centralized control of people
instead of decentralized at small faction.
Small unions I have no problem with, you know, location based.
But if you're going to basically try to have this big movement,
which they do, and of course that's the only way they're
going to get massive changes I guess against large
corporations. It seems like the federal
government seems to do a lot of that already for us.
So you safe work conditions and so on, you know, wages.
Either you work there, you don't.
If somebody's willing to work there for cheaper than probably
they should. They're fighting against
automation. Which is basically.
Inevitable at this point. So they're fighting an uphill
battle that will that will eventually have to lose against
technologies that are disrupting their industry.
We're talking about a lot of money getting locked up in
places. They said that for the weekend
between the 23rd and the 27th they were they were 273,000
plus. What?
Do they call this 20 foot equivalent units TEUS, which is
worth approximately 13 point, almost 7 billion dollars, 13.7
billion is being locked up in these ports in just a couple of
days. the United States lives on things moving and this could
shut us all down in a big, big way.
It's a big deal because this could disrupt the arguments that
the Harris administration, the Kamala Harris and and Joe Biden
have been trying to say that they're doing it.
They've got an act of God rocking things in North
Carolina, which is a state that could go either way.
And based on the federal response, which looks mediocre.
All those people, will they even get to vote?
Will they even be able to physically get there in the next
month? Will it be cleaned up?
These are the. Questions, I don't actually have
answers for them. Are we going to see a disruption
that's going to change the way that you remember the toilet
paper shortages and the fact that people couldn't get
vehicles or or chips? I mean, we're talking about all
the things that happened during COVID.
We already went through this not too long ago and it worked out
poorly for the administration in and all the people that are
going to be affected are mostly in urban areas.
Cause those of you who are in rural areas that have some
ability to interrupt, interoperate with those in your
community will probably be fine. The only thing I see that's
going to be massively difficult, disappointing, is that they're
not going to be able to move. Fuel.
Trucks. That's the maybe the biggest
game. And of course, luckily, the
Biden administration has been slowly destroying our strategic
fuel reserves to try to buy down oil prices by releasing it at
government pricing. So they've been trying to
artificially keep, you know, fuel costs down.
But we could see something really, really wild happen in
the next couple weeks. We're five weeks away from an
election. So the October Surprise is
always something that's kind of an unpredictable, even when they
think that's going to go one way.
I, like I said, I think Jim Comedy thought he was helping
Hillary Clinton and it went the other way.
It's worth knowing. And all of these things make us
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It's going to pivot over the whistleblowers.
I'm going to, like I said, I'm going to try to tie this all up
so that it all makes sense in one little thought, but let's do
this one. What I'm seeing is government
arguing for government. This is an article that I saw in
the Government Accountability Project.
You remember one of the best things that Donald Trump almost
got done with something called Schedule F employment creating a
ability for the federal government and for the executive
branch to remove long term, you know, sort of burrowed in like a
tick. Federal employees that have a
significant amount of policy abilities but are not appointed.
It is the true administrative state.
And being able to reclassify some of these people as Schedule
F, like Foxtrot. You guys keep that in your
brain. Schedule F was the answer that
the Trump administration the first time around came up with,
getting rid of some of these people that are affecting their
own policies that are not in conjunction with what was voted
for. There is something to be said
about long term and, you know, people lasting beyond
administrations. That's why we have the federal
judiciary, but not on the executive.
It turns out the executive is not supposed to be designed that
way. It's also not supposed to have
as much power as it does. What you're seeing on the screen
is, is my friend Marcus Allen, who's sitting there with his
Bible as he testified. And I think we would all agree,
I think all of the suspendables, whether it be Garretto Boyle or
Steve, friend myself, Marcus Allen, George Hill, that these
these embedded activists that exist within the federal
government are the problem. What's interesting is the
Government Accountability Project wrote an entire.
Article about how those those those.
The idea of Schedule F is actually a danger to
whistleblowers. Not in my experience.
Not in my experience as a whistleblower.
In my experience, Schedule F sounds like the only way if you
are a true whistleblower. I feel like there are two camps.
One of them is I see a bunch of problems, but I still want to
work in my job. And so I'm trying to fix the
agency and I'm staying here. And then there's the one that
the suspendables took, which is that I see so many problems that
I don't know if this thing can be saved.
And if that means that I'm going to lose a job because my entire
agency is so, so on the rocks right now that it should be
destroyed. It needs to be scuttled, then
that's OK too. Those are people who understand
that their allegiance and their oath is to the Constitution, not
the institution that they work for.
I started reading Rob Green's book over the weekend and it's
one of the things that he made. The argument on this program
institution over Constitution is why we are here, including
people who work in the federal government, including people the
politicians that we see who work in Congress for both parties.
They all want you to be helpless and to look to them to solve the
problem which they don't solve. But you have no other choice
because you don't think that you can change the circumstances.
Again, here it is. You believe through trial and
error that the negative and uncontrolled situations are not
solvable by your own means, and therefore you stop trying to
change the circumstances even though you have the ability to
do so. The ability is to act locally,
and you continually find this when you have a small example of
a of something difficult. Happening to you, my wife while
I was gone had the battery in our minivan completely die.
Like 0 to not going to work anymore.
Wouldn't even take a jump, wouldn't even start in any
situation. And there I am, stuck in Houston
in an airport, knowing that my wife is stuck down the street
and I can't do anything about it, and she's only a half a mile
from home. Do you know what the solution
was? It wasn't the federal
government. It wasn't even a big
organization like AAA. It was a driver who lived in the
neighborhood who drove by and saw a woman standing there in a
minivan with a hood up and a neighbor who lived just down the
corner from us who brought the battery because I'd already
bought a battery to swap out. I knew we were getting there.
It was a stranger who came and put a battery in for a mother of
four standing there at a gas station.
That's the solution. It's not learned helplessness.
It's localized support. We can all kind of see this in
our own lives. Think about any time that you've
been on the side of the road. I've had it happen before and
nobody stops. Why do they not stop?
Because we've learned that somebody else will handle it.
And that's part of the learned helplessness because then you
have to go out there and get bigger organizations.
It should be a smaller solution even when the problems are
bigger because if we all do the small solutions, we're going to
get closer to it. I'm going to show you body Cam
footage. Let me first show you this.
This is just a meme. This is a guy in a hotel.
He says, hey, hi, I'd like a wake up call.
And made me think of of John Kerry since he goes and talks
about the climate so much. And it's got the woman at the
hotel desk. And she says you.
Are the carbon that they want to eliminate.
I think that's partially true. It's partially accurate.
And here's the other one because this is all part of the same
thing. It's the astronaut meme.
You guys have seen this before. If you're listening to us.
Imagine there's an astronaut, he's looking at the Earth and
having a revelation. Then there's another astronaut
behind with like a handgun. So like in 1911.
And so the first astronaut says cultural relativism is a Trojan
horse to take advantage of our empathy.
It's a question. And the one behind says, yes,
always has been. That's kind of the dark like hit
you with a dark fact. We're at that point now where
it's time to realize that suicidal compassion, that
empathy, it is part of the learned helplessness.
Because when you think that the federal government going to
solve your problems, the biggest answer is always going to be
it's always the worst answer, folks.
And that's why it's bringing things in.
And then people think they can't do anything.
Let me show you how a national, and this is a microcosm, how a
national problem of bringing in a bunch of immigrants.
And a culture of learned helplessness.
Which is to say, I don't know what to do.
I got to call somebody to solve the problem.
Results in a 60 year old woman getting battered in a bathroom
and then basically waiting for the cops.
I'm going to play this video and then I'm going to tell you my
take on in a second here. I think it's I think it's worth
understanding. This is the story I took it
from. And wokeness, which is a Twitter
account says breaking Mohammed Kamara attacks and attempts to
kidnap a 60 year old lady in the bathroom in Columbus, OH in the
suburbs. So it's not exactly Columbus,
OH. That area has seen a 350%
increase in the immigrant population since 2019.
And not all immigrants are legal immigrants.
This one is obviously a Muslim guy who doesn't understand US
culture values taking advantage of our empathy.
Here we go. Take a look at this body camera
video. You see Hilliard officers
running into the store employees, pointing police to
the restroom where the victim's family was able to hold the
suspect, Mohammed Kamara. According to court records,
Kamara was seen on store cameras following the 60 year old victim
until she enters the restroom. When she left the stall, Kamara
was standing near the sinks. The victim questioned why he was
there and that's when police say he attacked, grabbing her
throat, slamming her against the wall and covering her mouth.
But she was able to scream, getting the attention of her
family, her son calling 911. I mean, my mom wasn't there
alone with him so yes, he burst through the door to make him get
off my mom. OK.
Do you guys know him or is he just a random guy that
approached your mom? A.
Random guy. It was no.
My mom walked into the bathroom and all the sudden we heard
screaming for yelling for my dad and luckily we were close and so
my dad went and burst in there because my mom was screaming for
help. OK, here's my problem.
The younger man, the dad's got to be in his 60s, right?
Mom's in his sixty, Dad's got to be in his 60's.
The younger man decided to stay outside and call 911 because
he's been emasculated. I'm speculating here, but that's
what it sounds like to me. The older man, the six year old
man went in. So rather than go and rescue
your mom, you stayed outside. That's learned helplessness,
folks. That's what that looks like.
That is all of the stories in one.
It's terrible decisions from the federal government.
It's a reliance on. Like the police, when you're the
like, you're the solution right there.
The problem is in front of you and you can solve it.
And you chose not to. You chose to hopefully call
because you've learned that that's not an option and you
notice it's a generational change.
That guy's probably in my generation.
If you're going to do the the math on it, I'm going to stand
by and hope my dad can fight somebody because my mom is
screaming for help inside of a bathroom.
You do that around me. Muhammad's not coming out of
that bathroom, Probably. I can probably articulate a
deadly force scenario, particularly when someone weaker
than me is being assaulted. If he's grabbing throats and
slamming people around, it's a Mozambique drill.
That's two in the chest, one in the head.
Eliminate the threat, stop the aggression.
Police can come in afterwards. That's not learned helplessness.
But that's how this poor guy elaborated.
Again, I'm a throw it on the screen, be aware of it and do
all the things you can to resist it.
And that includes sort of giving up and being black pilled and
saying there's nothing I can do to help.
Yeah, go vote and go move things around locally and go meet your
neighbors. I keep, I keep seeing these
repeated themes as they go out and talk to people.
Doesn't matter where I go. Meet your neighbors.
They're probably awesome. I met a bunch of neighbors of
the folks that hosted me out in in Tennessee and they were
awesome. They live where you do because
they have the values you do. Even if they don't have the same
politics that you do, they probably do if you if you spent
some time hanging out with them. So don't let these people be
your enemy. They're right around you and
they're going to be the ones that are going to help you when
your car has a battery die out and you're out of town.
They're going to be the ones that are going to see something
that goes wrong and know that it was like what what's normal for
you and what's not normal. They're going to be the ones in
the grocery store that here your wife getting attacked in a
bathroom and are going to come in there.
So make them part of your community.
Like we need to expand these bounds.
Not nationally. I don't care about nationally.
I really don't. We're talking about locally,
even though this program gets put all over the the country.
And we've everywhere I've gone, I've met people that listen to
it, which is pretty amazing for a small show as we are.
Everywhere I go, some of you come out and talk to me.
So I'm really grateful that you're out there.
Go out there and make that spider web grow, like connect,
join AMCON if you want, but know that you are the solution that
you are waiting for. It is not Donald Trump, it is
not Kamala Harris, it is not your senator, and it is not your
congressional representative. It's probably your City Council.
It might be your mayor, as long as you're involved at some
point, I'll probably bring my my dad back on again because
they're going through this again in a little town called Payson,
AZ. But you know what?
They're involved deeply and they're having the conversations
at their own kitchen tables and at their fire pits.
They're out there having these conversations about their little
town because they care, because they know that their town is
their business and they're not pleading to some state authority
to come and fix it. They're trying to do it
themselves because that's who it affects and that's who cares the
most about it. And it's the same for you.
No one cares more about what goes on in your house than you.
And no one cares more about what goes on in your street then you
and no one cares more about your community then you if you care.
So start caring and most of you probably already do take that
action step. Get out there.
I'm I'm I'm preaching today, but I just.
I see it. And the other amazing thing is,
is that it it will. Absolutely make you feel
empowered. It will take that helplessness,
that feeling that we are not going to be able to do it.
It doesn't even matter. I have full expectations, which
is a terrible thing that we are not going to see fairness happen
in five weeks. I think that based on the people
I've met and it's not a self selected group, it's just
random. People, people all over the
place, people that I look at and I go, that's not my tribe.
And then they turn around and they're wearing a shirt that
says the five FS are flag, family, faith, freedom.
I don't remember what the last F was, but there were five FS.
Those five FS, it's like, yeah, awesome.
That person was in my tribe and I didn't even know it.
They're wearing AT shirt to tell me that they're in my tribe and
I still don't think, even though I think there's the overwhelming
number of majority of people lean the way that we do, which
is that they just want rationability and reasonability.
They want people that actually care about outcomes.
They think fairness is important, that liberty is
actually a value we should all get to.
Those people probably are not going to see a.
Victory in November because I don't think it's fair.
But you can still just. Mute all of that garbage by
fixing it locally. So I encourage you to do it.
All right, my palate cleanse for the day kind of a little.
The light hearted thing is that I I imagine this is a deer blind
jokes. These are deer blind dad jokes.
But these would be the same kind of jokes that guys would be
telling if they're sitting in the sniper's hide and that we're
trying to fight for this country back.
So the kind of people that are willing to sit and wait for a
deer all day, they have that kind of goofy sense of humor
that understand that that for life to continue.
That's part of the cycle and death is part of it.
People that know where their food comes from tend to have
like pretty good sense of humor. It's just my my experience.
I've seen, I've been part of these jokes, whether you're out
fishing or whether you're out, you know, going after deer,
you're going after other animals, sitting and waiting for
coyotes to try to kill calves, you're going to shoot them.
These are deer blind jokes from dads.
You guys will get a kick out of it.
I think like a little bit of light hearted stuff.
It's going to be a heavy week. It's going to be a heavy month.
But we can still laugh. By the way.
Yeah, firearms may have been the last one.
That cop may have me right on the on the, on the, the, the
force. Here we go.
How do you make an egg roll? You push it.
You always make my day. If you have 3 shotguns in one
hand and 10 decoys in the other hand, what do you have?
I don't know. Big hands?
I'd say so. And even try to figure it out.
The waiter asked me if I wanted a box for my leftovers.
I told him I don't like fighting.
Why can't you hear a pterodactyl going to the bathroom?
Because the pee is silent. It's just stupid humor, but the.
Laughter makes me happy, listening to people laugh about
stupid things like that, knowing that there's some things that
are just not serious, especially when you're doing something that
might be serious. You don't like sitting with a
gun waiting to do something to an animal that is kind of
serious, but the pee is silent and pterodactyl.
Like what the? Hell, also the concept I'm never
going to be able to get a box. Now there's some things that
change you the way that you look at stuff and when someone I had
a guy in basic training one time asked me if I wanted to tail gun
the sheets at the bottom of my bed.
And every bed that I've made since June of 2009, I have
thought about tail gunning the sheets, not knowing what the
hell that means. But he said it and I just, I'm
like we lifted up the mattress and we swept the sheets
underneath it. It like it meant something in
context. I'll never make a bed and not
think that and I might not ever go and see someone ask me if I
want to to box for my I want to box for my for my leftovers and
thinking that they want to put some gloves on and hit me in a
ring. Go figure.
It's a dumb joke. Some of the stuff that we're
living is kind of a dumb joke, so humor is the only way through
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All right, y'all, that's it for today.
Go out there and take a deep breath.
I said have a little bit of humor about it.
Be aware. Don't allow forced helplessness
to keep you from the actions that you can take locally
because there's a lot of them and there's a lot of stuff right
now trying to push you away from those.
So be the be your own first responder, be your own sort of
solution to the problems, whatever those are nearest to
you first, prioritize them correctly.
See you again tomorrow. I hope you guys a great day.
God bless you. Take it easy.
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