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He's the FBI whistleblower who helped expose government
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And we're grateful that he did. Kyle, thank you so much for
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Kyle Serafi. I can't thank you enough for
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But you got a lot of guts putting your face and your name
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Take a look behind the curtain with a real whistleblower, an
American patriot. Prepare to embrace the
uncomfortable truth, because this program has no time for
comforting lies. Here is civil liberties
enthusiast, Second Amendment defender, and recovering FBI
agent Kyle Seraphin. Well, hello, my friends, welcome
to the Kyle Seraphin Show. Today is Tuesday.
It is December the 10th. And if you probably saw as the
show is going live, I am playing with little devices here.
This is a slide from a Glock clone.
I've got a Glock frame. We're going to be talking about
the alleged CEO assassin who was captured Pennsylvania yesterday.
We were right. Just saying, most of the details
are starting to back the story. This guy was a LAR per.
He was described as an activist killer on NBC by Frank
Figliuzzi, which is quite funny. Every time.
FBI officials that have never dealt with anybody that's killed
anybody. Those guys are my favorite.
Anyhow, we're going to get into that.
We're going to talk about a little bit about Syria, a little
bit less about that and also about the Daniel Penny verdict
and what it means. Lastly, we're going to wrap up
with Democrats are still trying to rehash what happened in
November. If you guys don't know this, if
you don't follow left wing media the way that I do, I've got some
behind the paywall stuff from CNN, which is hilarious.
And also MSNB CS recommendation to avoid the centrism of Barack
Obama. No, I'm not kidding.
That's an actual thing that they think are is a problem.
Barack Obama, that centrist guy who just can't get it together
and go hard left. Take a deep breath.
This will be fun. All right, we're going to get
into all of that and more. I assure you.
We'll have a little bit of fun and we're going to try to dunk
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If you don't know who that is, I will illuminate that shortly.
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right into it right now. Let's do it.
So his name is Luigi. That's what we're being told,
the alleged killer of the United Health CEO.
We've been fascinated by this as a country, I think because we
don't see assassinations like this everyday.
Americans, we're not just a morbid type.
We're also interested in people that have just stepped so far
outside the norm that they're walking into that movie that we
watch. In fact, if you tried to pitch
the story of this movie, it wouldn't be particularly
compelling. It would be on one of those B
rolls. I watched one the other day that
was called Fortress. I actually didn't watch all of
it. I just started watching it.
It's Bruce Willis. You're like, oh, that's going to
be pretty good. It's got a couple of other kind
of like recognizable but not big name actors.
And it is so poorly acted and the story is so absurd that I
couldn't get into it. And I think the story of this
guy, Luigi Mangiani. Mangiani.
Yeah, It's crazy.
So as I told you guys, it was my belief that this guy was a
Larper, that he was not some professional assassin, even by
the estimation of people like Andy McCabe, that he didn't do
this for a living. This is someone that had a
personal grievance. It looked very personal from the
way that we were watching the online videos, the way that we
saw the security cameras. And now the details are starting
to come out. This is CBS News reporting on
it. He was.
He's going to be extradited. He probably is already in the
process of being extradited to New York City.
There were police officers flying down the highway from New
York City to Pennsylvania, a place called Altoona, where he's
being held without bail. The the authority said it could
take days, but it might take less than that.
They're pouring over what they call a mountain of evidence
trying to figure out what the hell happened. 26 year old was
caught five days after the shooting when a customer spotted
him in a McDonald's. We're getting mixed reports on
whether it was a customer or whether it was an employee of
McDonald's. It doesn't really make that much
of a difference, but these are kind of the conflicting reports.
Recognized him from The Wanted posters, Told an employee.
The employee is the one who ended up calling the police.
The officers responded, he became visibly nervous and
shaking at a very simple question saying, have you been
in New York recently? And he didn't answer it.
That gave them, they believe, the probable cause to get in
there, do the searches. The searches resulted in finding
a pistol, finding a suppressor and finding fake IDs, which he
did, in fact, use to book the hostel that he was staying in in
New York City. So a lot of this stuff is pretty
much closer to a slam dunk than not.
I showed you on the screen a picture of the 3D printed gun.
Now, if you follow the people that I do, Mike, from Guns and
Gear, some of the other folks that are out there in sort of
the gun tube space or rack Veteran 8888, Eric's good guy
too. If you follow some of these
folks and you are kind of a gun enthusiast the way that I am,
then you started recognizing some of the patterns.
Number one, it was pretty obvious that he was using a gun
that wasn't designed like some Assassin's weapon.
There were various online reports.
In fact, Jack Carr, the guy who wrote the terminal List and is
famous for putting out the the the whole storyline about James
Reese, who's a SEAL who goes off the res and starts killing off
all the bad guys. That kind of, that's an activist
killing as well. He got in and started talking
about a series of guns that are known as the B&T Station 6 or
the British Well Rod, which was this long used Assassin's tool.
It's a bolt action pistol and you can use it for doing things.
It's intricately suppressed, so there's a suppressor built into
the barrel, blah, blah, blah. None of that looked like it was
going to be the case from the beginning.
That's why I showed you guys the stuff that I showed you when I
did. What usually happens when
someone has a gun that doesn't cycle and they're using a
suppression device is that they've put something on the end
that adds an additional weight, and that weight makes the gun
not function the way it's designed to.
And it turns out that we're getting information that this
was a 3D printed gun, which makes a lot of sense.
Apparently this guy had a background in computer science,
both in the bachelor's degree and a master's degree.
So he would have been interested in maybe technologies.
He was a contributor to GitHub, which is a way that people can
write code and add software. And those kind of people tend to
be the kind that will kind of dabble around and play in the 3D
printed gun space. He used something similar to
this. This is a, this is actually a
real Glock frame, but something that is a printed frame that is
like this. And then if you look at the
pictures, you can see it's almost exactly the weapon system
that I showed you the other day, which is the vertical striations
on the back. It's hard to see it here, so I
may hold it up to the camera. The vertical striations on the
slide. This is a generic slide that
comes from Brownells. Brownells is a major website.
It used to be like just a catalogue only, but they're
probably the single biggest provider of firearms parts to
gunsmiths in America. And so they're ubiquitous.
They're inexpensive. You can buy that slide for about
80 bucks. When I was looking last night,
he didn't have have the optic on there the like I do.
So they're even less expensive. Couple of suppressor sites,
which is to say hi sites you can see over the top of a can.
And then it sounded like he had a 3D printed suppressor.
That's the story. So all of the people that were
talking assassins and he does it for hire and this is what his
profession is? No, OK.
The mistakes that were made are pretty clearly amateur hour.
And the idea that you would be finding someone that was a
professional assassin that went out there and then did a grudge
match. It sounds like this guy came
from a very wealthy family, lived a life of privilege, maybe
thought that certain things were supposed to go his way.
He lived in Hawaii, had back surgery after a surfing
accident. You just kind of piece through
some of the story here and none of it really lines up with guy
who spent his life training to do this.
It's also interesting that his former roommate in college said
that he never got the impression this guy would self destruct.
He couldn't believe that this is the guy that happened.
He was the valedictorian of his class, came from a wealthy
family, like not like had some money family, but had like
multiple mansions family kind of thing.
And, you know, people of privilege who live in a
different kind of headspace and have have expected things to go
a certain way, It would not be the first highly educated,
highly intelligent human being that has decided to do something
that is horrific, that doesn't line up with the values or make
a lot of sense to anybody else. That didn't stop CNN from
comparing this story, this Luigi Maggione, with Daniel Penny.
Now, these guys couldn't be more opposite.
As far as I can tell, they both look relatively physically fit.
I guess there's that They both have curlyish hair, although one
is dark and one is light colored and they're both light skinned
is in like they look to be Caucasian, but outside of that.
One man stepped up in the gap and decided he was going to
protect a subway car full of women and children and other men
who decided not to react and choke out.
A homeless guy who had a violent history, not that he knew that,
but was saying violent things. And the other guy decided to
stalk down and shoot in cold blood.
Aceo, maybe a rich fat cat because that's what kind of
Americans are leaning towards. But a guy who got shot in the
back, who was a father and a business person, and maybe not a
good person if he was a bad businessman, but certainly not
the way that we handle business in America.
Because that man did not represent the standard for
deadly force. And the standard for deadly
force, as the DOJ put it out to me when I work for the FBI.
But it actually turns out to be the same standard that holds up
under the Constitution for you, any individual citizen, and
certainly me now that I'm not an FBI agent.
It's simple. Someone has to present
themselves as an imminent danger of death or serious physical
injury to either you or someone in your near vicinity.
An imminent danger, You know, like the thing that Ashley
Babbitt was not to any member of the Senate or the House or
anybody that Lieutenant Byrd was standing in front of on January
6th. And imminent danger means right
now that person is saying and doing things that lead you to
the belief that the next thing they do will be imminent danger
of death or serious physical injury and that they have the
capacity to do so. If a child comes out and says
something like with bare hands, I'm going to kill you.
And they're a six year old and you look at them and you go
like, maybe has the intention, maybe really means it, but
doesn't have the potential of doing imminent danger of death
or serious physical injury. It's no good.
But a Jordan Neely, absolutely, that CEO that's walking, wearing
a suit and about to go and speak at a conference, not an imminent
danger. So there's no hero or
lionization. But it doesn't stop CNN from
kind of making this point. And luckily, at least they have
people there that are more rational.
But it does tell you that some of the intellectuals, some of
the hard left, they really want to celebrate this guy for
killing someone. What, over money?
It's the nastiest, grossest instinct.
I've also going to cover down, as I said, about Taylor Loren,
who is probably one of the nastiest people on the political
left, a privileged white female that probably has never had a
job. It's really hard to find
information about her. I went digging last night and it
sounds like she might be living off a trust fund, but she's been
able to scrub the Internet of almost all details about her.
And for me, that indicates that she is working, if not on a not
on the basis of a of a government operation, but she is
clearly being promoted in some sort of operational way, like
she is a nympho op, whether she knows it or not.
And I'm going to show you some of that ugliness right now,
trying to normalize a disgusting opinion that divides America.
Let's start with CNN because why not?
I always start with CNN. You know, later in the night
we're also going to talk about Penny and the verdict there.
There you also have a victim. Who, somebody determined, did
not deserve to continue living. No, no, no, yeah.
Tell me. Tell me.
Which tell me which vigilante action is OK?
One is 1 is being proactive, right?
So this kid who executed someone executed a guy walking away from
him, shot him in the back, shot him in the for no reason
whatsoever. Daniel Penny is is a hero.
You could say anything you want, talk to people, ride the subway
every day because I do all the time.
I do all the. Time I.
Can't find anyone who rides the subway who's unhappy about this
verdict. That's exactly right.
And if you're not someone who lives near or around New York
City, if you've never spent time on a metro or a subway in a
large urban area in the Northeast, which is pretty much
where you're going to find this kind of stuff.
It doesn't matter whether you're doing it in Washington, DC or
whether you're doing it in Philadelphia or where, you know,
wherever they're wherever they have train cars, where anybody
from the public can get in. I am acutely reminded of this
moment when I was in New York City with my wife and I think we
were newly married right there. And I know we didn't have kids
at the time. So it was, it's going back a
ways, probably 2013, 2014, something like that, maybe 2015.
And I'm, I'm sitting in the little seats that they have that
are against the wall on the platform waiting for the train
to arrive. Like so many of you guys
probably know what I'm talking about.
Even if you're a tourist, you've had that experience and somebody
comes down the the stairwell, comes down onto the platform
from the from the street above and clearly mentally ill.
And I don't know whether he was white or black or what color
skin he had. What I remember was that he had
a water bottle, a plastic water bottle, like a little, you know,
sparklets or Ozark or whatever it is.
And he was throwing it as hard as he could at the wall and
screaming at the top of his lung.
He was completely enraged. And what you saw was all the
people slowly went over and they started getting away from him.
They all displaced. They all moved down the platform
further away. He was off to my right.
They kept moving off further on my left.
Everybody, especially the women, right, because nobody wants to
deal with unhinged madman that's having a fight with an imaginary
demon, which is what they, these people seem to do when they have
this mental illness. And he's throwing it and he's
throwing it. And eventually it got to the
point where I was the last person there and I didn't move.
I was just sitting down. And when he came walking by, I
just looked him in the eye. And it's like, OK, if this is
what has to happen, I'm throwing you on the third rail, I will
send you to your death before I let you go.
And attacked him. And he looked me in the eye.
And I don't know my buddies who have been in sane asylums.
I had friends when I was in college that that had been
locked up for various reasons and had mental problems.
And they said, you know, crazy recognizes crazy.
But more importantly, crazy also recognizes threat.
And sometimes it's enough to shake him out.
That guy didn't go any further, but anyone who's ever had that
experience, which is basically everybody who's ever spent a
more than a couple days on a subway car, knows that what
Daniel Penny did was important. The false equivalency that's
going on on CNN, It's nauseating, it's disgusting, and
it's how you give rise to Taylor Lorenz saying this thing on
Piers Morgan the other night. She thought that this was a
rational take and she thought that this is defensible.
It's only defensible if you are an absolute unhinged, loony
leftist that does not live in the reality that everyone else
does. So I want you to hear what she
has to say. She's immediately been
cancelled. She has been taken out of her
job over these comments, which are unmarketable to basically
anyone. As the man on CNN said with the
bald head, it's very simple to understand if you've ridden on a
subway car. You're happy with this verdict
because it at least encourages grown men with physical
capabilities to step in front and stop lunacy.
That's what should happen in a proper country.
In America, at least in our own backyard, we should have law and
order. We may not be able to enforce it
around the world. You may not find it anywhere
else you go, but in America's crowning cities like New York
City, which has the potential of either going into Gotham style
and being completely overrun by crime.
Or like they did after 911 and even prior to as they were
moving that direction, it could come together as a city and say,
we've had enough of this nonsense.
We're tired of the crazy and it's time for a little bit of
sanity. They could have a Rudy Giuliani
moment where they bring it back it.
I think it's more likely to go that route right now.
I think Americans, as I said this on The Blaze the other
night, I think they're partied out.
I think even those that are kind of on the left are poured,
they're partied out. They don't want any more of this
insanity. It's too much.
And so this falls like a ton of bricks from a lady who's used to
being lauded and praised, and she's got no problem being
inflammatory and and ridiculous. This might have been the step
too far. This might be the end of Taylor
Lorenz when it comes to her ability to actually gain an
audience. How many people are going to
listen to this and go like, oh, yeah, I still want to hear what
you have to say? It's an objectively horrific
take. So I'm going to play this for
you. It's a little bit of a long clip
and then I'm going to give you a reason.
The other things, if you don't know who she is, I'll give you
some back story and then you'll recognize her.
I do believe in the sanctity of life.
And I think that's why I felt, along with so many other
Americans, joy, unfortunately, you know, because it feels like
serious, I mean. Joy in the man's execution.
Maybe not joy, but certainly not no, certainly not empathy.
Because again. We're watching the footage.
How can this make you joyful? This guy is a husband, he's a
father, and he's been gunned down in the middle of Manhattan.
Why does that make you joyful? Americans that he murdered.
So are 10s. So are the 10s of thousands of
Americans, innocent Americans who died because greedy health
insurance executives like this one push a policies of denying
care to the most vulnerable people.
And I the many millions of Americans that have watched
people that I care about suffer and in some cases die because of
lack of health. So.
Should they all be killed then? Should they all be killed, these
healthcare executives? Would that make you even more
joyful? No, that would not.
But why not? Why are you laughing?
I I think because yours because it doesn't wouldn't.
Fix. You seem to find the whole thing
hilarious. I find your your question I'm.
Glad it's been murdered in the street.
I don't find it funny at all. I don't find it funny that 10s
of thousands of Americans die every year and because they are
denied life saving health care from people like the CEO.
Now I want to fix this system. This, you're right, we're just
going to just end it right there.
She wants to fix the system and she's OK with someone being
gunned down that is somehow in the system.
What if you don't like the way that a doctor diagnosis you, you
put them down too? I mean, none of this stuff is
actually something she can live by.
She can't expand this philosophy into a living philosophy.
So it's just nastiness and it is this self-serving sort of greed.
And pride and envy that somebody has more and that they're doing
a business. It's it's absurd.
It is an absurd statement. But This is why when Steve
friend comes on this program and says white liberal women are the
worst people in America, he's talking about the Taylor Loren
type, the one who doesn't have a child, who has a dozen cats in
her apartment. But if she did have a child,
she'd be the kind of woman that would cut off the penis or sever
the breasts of their of her own child in order to basically
Curry favor and show how she she also has a marginalized kid.
Whenever you hear someone say as a parent of a this, I kind of
want to blast them in the face. And she would be one of those
kind of people. As the parent of someone who has
this problem, has ADHD, and struggles with learning, it's
like bam, no, you are now excluded from polite
conversation because you've excluded yourself.
Because that false equivalency is disgusting.
It's nauseating. If you don't remember who she
is. If you're like, I, I, I think
I've heard that name and there's people you in the chat.
Obviously you guys know who Tay Tay is, which is even sadder
that she has like a silly nickname.
She's a grown woman. She's almost my age.
She might even be older than me. From what I can tell.
She won't say what her age is because somehow she's associated
her marketability with sexuality, her her level of
attractiveness and her youth, which is declining very quickly.
That is a thing that you cannot cash in for much longer.
And she's right on the edge, if not over the edge.
She might already be past it anyway.
Here's when she was crying about people who were simply sharing
information about who she was on the Internet.
She's fine with people being killed, but she's upset about
people sharing information about like her personal, you know,
where she lives in what neighborhood she's in.
So here she's a little kind of side by side.
This is how you get cancelled. Not that I wish for it, but I
don't even think people on the political left can can stomach
this in 2024. Going into 25 you feel like any
little piece of information that gets out on you will be used by
the worst people on the Internet to destroy your life.
It's horrifying. I'm so sorry.
Am I? Am I, You know, when I say, do I
wish someone dead? You know, is, is that advocating
for them to be killed? No, of course not.
But am I going to shed tears? Of course people are going to
get a little carried away and celebrate, but they they're
celebrating because it feels like a victory.
Does it, though? That's what feels like a
victory. How nauseating, truly
nauseating, truly disgusting. And I say good riddance.
That's what I said online. It's like you've got the little
moment where the Morgan Freeman type narrator comes in and it's
like in that moment she totally knew she had effed up beyond
capabilities. She is not.
She shouldn't recover from this in public.
I don't want to see what she writes.
Her writing is really bad. I follow her over on Blue Sky
because it's kind of funny. She's the one that told you that
you shouldn't be raw dogging the air in 2024.
So that those are the ideas that are dancing around in that
little empty head, absurd, unlivable philosophies that are
beyond capability and, and represents, I think probably
like a really big part of the worst fringe lunacy on the
liberal left. We're actually going to go there
towards the end. The the black version of that is
Jasmine Crockett, who apparently also has no principles.
And so we're going to kind of head into that why they lost,
which they can't figure it out. They can't figure it out because
they leaned into Taylor Loren instead of leaning into people
that are a little bit more sensible, whatever that is
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We're going to keep pressing onward, Speaking of endless wars
and things that just are driving our economy into the garbage and
also making all of us just weary.
I had a friend reach out to me and today and said there's a
bunch of stuff going on in Syria right now.
I've got friends that are fighting.
We apparently have as many as 900 special operations troops
that are doing the work of the US forces there.
And nobody seems to care. And the fact of the matter is,
is that we are weary of this. I went on The Blaze last night
talking about the same thing. The question is, is how is it
going to affect Americans at home?
We are overwhelmed by the amount of information and the failures
of the Biden administration. This is yet another one.
One of the things that people are going to look at is how the
revolution there is going to impact US gas prices overnight
yesterday, 2% spiking on gas prices.
Just on the, the, the word of the defeat kind of came out.
And I want to talk about some of the information OP that is going
on around there. Because if you guys follow the
news the way that I do over the weekend, what you probably saw
was some really interesting, what turns out to be false
reporting. And the question for me is not
always like, why is it false? The question is who's going to
pick it up and run with the story and why?
What is the upside? And I have this, I have this
sense of what that is. So let me just read a little bit
about the oil price here. Syria is not a major producer of
oil. Oil.
It has had severe economic damage over the last 15 years of
civil war and basically trying to like clamp down on the
resistance. I know that I've had friends
that have been fighting off and on over there, multiple buddies
in the special operations communities for at least the
last probably 8 years with multiple different trips,
different dudes doing so, different, different teams, Air
Force, special operations, Army and so on.
And the nation does occupy a street, a key strategic post in
the oil rich Middle East. It has regional powers like
Israel and Turkey on either side and the Assad regime is closely
aligned with Iran. The the story that I get from
George Hill. And if you guys want to hear a
long breakdown, go over to kyleseraphin.com.
It's Kyle seraphin.com. That's our local channel.
I'll post the interview that Steven and George did on Patriot
TV the other day. It'll just be a link to you guys
can watch it. They did about half an hour, 45
minutes, kind of a deep dive into this thing.
And George and I had the same conversation.
And the discussion essentially hinges on this.
This is another legacy of the Biden era because when the Biden
administration projected weakness across the world, it
allowed Russia to go in and do what it did in Ukraine.
Now, you don't have to be on the side of Ukraine.
You don't have to be on the side of Russia to just know that
people dying is not great and we don't feel good about that.
And what's interesting is Christians in all of these
places, which tend to be a minority, they are the ones who
are in the most dangerous because dictatorial holdings and
strong men sort of leadership, they do kind of hold a status
quo. It may be tyrannical, but it is
a status quo. And in the areas like the Middle
East, they, they tend to be fairly effective, at least kind
of like maintaining some degree of normalcy.
So there's that. But as this war in Ukraine has
gone longer and gotten wrapped up, and of course, the United
States is involved by giving it like billions, hundreds of
billions of dollars in aid, along with all those in Europe,
it caused Russia to focus more and more on what it is.
And so it's unable to back and keep their their capabilities
inside of Syria, which they were propping up for years.
And so when they pulled out, you end up having sort of a
weakness. And that weakness was exploited
by these sort of jihadists who are now being listed as being
revolutionaries. That's the kind of story that
we're getting. They're rebels.
We talked about the guy yesterday just a bit, and it's
worth kind of talking about it a little bit further, I suppose.
But the organization, which is an Islamist militant group
called HTS and it's an offshoot somewhere between al Qaeda and
ISIS. ISIS kind of like is
horrifically bad with minimal principles.
They want to conquer and they'll kill anybody.
Al Qaeda is incredibly focused and they have discipline and
they've been doing exactly what they want to do and they have
long term strategic goals. This is kind of the way that the
CT folks break it down. And so this is somewhere in
between and it's kind of being whitewashed in our media, which
is really wild. This is ABBC story that you're
seeing on the screen right there.
Who are they? They want to talk about how
they're a militant group and they put forward this
figurehead. And the figurehead who we talked
about yesterday, his name is Abu Muhammad al Jilani.
He's he's a former fighter. And as I told you yesterday, and
I was actually proved right when I was discussing this with with
George Hill, I had that vibe of like the austere scholarship,
the austere Islamic scholarship, which is of course the lampooned
post that came out of the The Washington Post couple years
back when Trump's administration went and took out a guy named
Abu Bakar al Baghdadi. And so he was the guy that you
hear Trump talk about. He died like a dog and he died,
you know, you'd cry and all this kind of stuff, which by the way,
he had a pretty terrifying death.
So you get that. How interesting though, that the
guy that the Washington Post tried to whitewash and kind of
church up and call an austere Islamic scholar in 2011 was
backing this guy. The vibe was right because I
have that instinct. Sometimes I don't even know why
it is, but in 2011, Baghdadi was backing this guy Al Jelani, and
and he came back from fighting in various different places.
This guy, I told you, 25 years of being a jihadist.
People do not mellow, generally speaking, in the jihadi field.
They don't go from like, I want blood, I'm chopping off heads.
I moved to a leadership role. I'm getting hundreds of
thousands of dollars in from other terrorists and giving them
out and making myself the head of this big terrorist group.
They don't really go and become, well, I just want to become an
older statesman and I just want to retire and go to a mosque and
and do the right thing. No, they might get a little bit
cleaner and more polished in their delivery, but generally
speaking, they do not moderate in their ideas.
And so we're seeing this kind of push so that as these folks are
kind of celebrating whether they don't understand it or not.
I mean, like we've had allies in the region.
The only people that are going to be hurt are Christians that
are living there that had a status quo, are U.S. forces that
are kind of being ignored. But are there, again, probably
hundreds maybe up as up as high as 1000 Special operations
troops from the army are hanging out and have been fighting all
alongside of the Kurds who will be absolutely slaughtered
regardless of who takes over. Again, the minority groups are
the ones that always get hurt the most when these things
happen. It's just kind of interesting.
I'm going to kind of pivot over to the information OP because it
doesn't, it doesn't necessarily make a lot of sense to me what's
going on. But I do want to tell you that
the mainstream media at least is in fact confirming that there
are kinetic strikes happening, that U.S. forces are actively
engaged in fighting ISIS, who has a presence in Syria, and
fighting probably some of these rebel groups because they tend
to blur the lines. U.S. forces had B52 bombers,
which is what you're seeing on the screen right here.
F Fifteens. They were dropping ordinance,
which means you have terminal attack controllers on the
ground. You obviously have ground forces
as well. And they do this thing called
either foreign internal defense or they're doing
counterinsurgency work. But they are working directly in
roles, combat roles alongside of people that the United States is
sort of allied with, which is the Kurds.
We've also seen that the Kurds get abandoned all the time for
political expediency. So there's a real possibility of
that going on. This is just letting you know,
even CNN has to acknowledge that they are, they are targeting
so-called ISIS leaders, operatives and camps.
Multiple US assets from the Air Force are involved.
They've even got a 10s down there, which are kind of a
favorite of ground troops. The, it's the Air Force's
equivalent of being an armor unit, the A10.
And if you're not familiar with them, go look them up and listen
to the sound of freedom as it runs.
The Gatling gun that sits underneath the pilot's cockpit
there, that armored tub that the, the a 10 pilots hang out
in. A little quick little quote
here, which is coming in from officials from the US Air Force.
They said strikes were conducted as part of an ongoing mission to
disrupt, degrade and defeat ISIS in order to prevent the
terrorist group from conducting external operations and ensure
that ISIS does not seek to gain an advantage in the current
central Syrian situation. As they reconstitute in central
Syria, battle damage assessments are underway.
There are no indication of civilian casualties.
Who knows? It's an ugly conflict when you
can't necessarily tell who is who and the difference between
ISIS. Like I said, the al Qaeda
operatives there and this new HTS who all fall into the same
sort of guys. They're all working, they're all
doing their jobs, which is to say they're trying to make sure
that they are going to grab as much of the power as possible.
The Assad regime has actually handed over their former, you
know, whatever foreign minister has conceded remotely and said,
Yep, the, the government has turned over.
We're done with it. So there you have it.
And apparently Vladimir Putin in Russia is going to give asylum
to Assad and his family. So that's a big statement that
was being made the other day. The thing that was very
interesting to me and what I'll call the information op piece of
it was this, this, this broke out on Sunday.
And it was picked up not only by the British Mail, the Daily
Mail, which I have the them on the screen right now, but it was
also picked up by Reuters, which is a new service and
theoretically are fairly decent at checking sources.
But they couldn't handle it. They just made-up a story.
This is a false story that was being trafficked on social media
and it got a lot of traction, like millions of eyeballs
because there's not all these that much going on in the
weekend. The the article's entitled
mystery over shot down plane that vanishes over Syria as
Assad and his family flee the country, with Russia denying
claims the dictator has been killed in a crash.
There were significant and loud voices that were not partisan in
nature or they are partisan, but this was not a partisan claim
saying that Assad and his family were shot down fleeing the
nation. That's really interesting to see
because if Reuters is getting it wrong and they were, here's the
story from them. Syrian sources say Assad may
have been killed in a plane that crashed during the escape.
The fact the matter is, is nobody validated a plane crash.
No one seemed to have seen any of the plane crash.
What they did to see that it dropped off radar.
And if you've never seen the way that radar works, there are
active and passive measures to be able to put planes that track
on the screens when you're running a radar.
And I only know that because I was an air traffic controller in
the Air Force. So yes, this is something that I
have a little bit of expertise in.
Generally speaking, what happens is there's a transponder pilots
Fact Check me on this, but the ability to turn that thing off
and potentially you need to do that so that nobody knows where
you're going might be really critical.
If enemy forces had control of, let's say the radar, the ground
control, the the air traffic control space over your country
and you were fleeing it, you might want to make sure that
nobody had the easiest way to find you.
So they'd have to actively ping you with something that was
going out and and doing legitimate radar.
Mostly what happens is it's picking up these transponders.
So turning off the transponder or squawking something that's
something else to make it look like you're a different aircraft
might be an escape tactic when you were trying to, let's say,
flee the country that just got overrun that you were in charge
of. And those people probably want
you dead. It's worth knowing that kind of
stuff. But for them to run with the
story I found interesting, for it to be boosted in the way that
they did, I found also interesting.
And it just gives you another moment of what we always tell
you here. Skepticism should be the order
of the day. You should constantly and
regularly make sure that you are are wondering, hey, what is the
position of authority from which this person speaks and is there
any validation? Are there photographs?
Are there videos? Are there people on the ground
that are credible that we can go ahead and cite?
There's a lot of bad information and this weekend was no
exception. So just letting you know it's
out there and these things happen.
So it'll just be another reminder to us to be skeptical.
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what's going on in New York, shall we?
Is it going well? This is the story.
New York Post Daniel Penny celebrates with a not guilty
verdict with his lawyers at a New York City bar.
That is what you saw over on our thumbnail.
That is kind of the moment. That is the face of a kid who is
not acting. But I cannot say that about
everybody that's involved in this case.
There are a lot of actors. There are a lot of Larpers.
In the same way that you saw that guy who was drawing the gun
and shooting Aceo, who I told you had that Larpy vibe, I get
the exact same vibe from these people, some of the worst,
nastiest people. Imagine a white guy standing on
the streets. And I only say that because they
make race the thing. Imagine a white guy standing on
the streets of New York City and yelling this with hype.
People like the Beastie Boys because he's got some black lady
here going. Yeah, that's right.
All that kind of nonsense. This guy is screaming angrily
about how we need black vigilantes.
His name is Hank Newsome. He runs BLM New York.
I'm sure he's got plenty of money that has been brought in
from all of these things. It's a great fundraising
opportunity. So we're going to do some
compare and contrasting. Angry black guy screaming and
trying to say that people are trying to kill us and therefore
we need to be able to do the same thing.
I think he falls into the category of the Taylor Lorenz
type. So who knew that?
An obnoxious, childless cat lady from the Washington Post and
from Vox has the same vibe as this dude who seems like a real
a hole. Here's Hank Newsome talking
about what he needs. It's like everybody else has
vigilantes. We need some black vigilantes.
That's right. People want to jump up and choke
us and kill us for being loud. How about we do the same when
they attempt to oppress us, Right?
I'm tired. I know you're looking for us to
be like, oh, go in March, Go in March.
No, this weekend I want you to hold a community event.
Everywhere from the Bronx to Houston to Seattle to Florida,
Black people hold community event and talk about what you
need. OK, hold the things that you
need. Go out there and hold a
community hostage to see how that goes.
That works maybe in New York City.
It doesn't work many other places and even New York City is
not that into it. But in true form, the LAR pers.
You'll notice that all the people in this video are white.
I don't know why that is, but they've showed up to be the
black vigilantes that Hank Newsome is crying for.
Why? Because it's always a virtue
signal and never has to do with doing anything.
Where the hell were these people?
When Jordan Neely was a homeless guy losing his mind on the
subway. I'm telling you, I've seen those
people. And when you are sitting there
and somebody basically is going to put you to a decision for
whether or not like you don't know what's in their head.
You have no ability to assess anything other than their
outward action, the words that are coming out of their mouth
and their appearance. And as we learned in law
enforcement, if you guys don't know how you assess a threat in
in in the world as you're moving around in public, it's pretty
simple. It's almost always the same.
It's hands, waistband and demeanor.
I'm looking for weapons. I'm looking for a place where
you could conceal a weapon. And then I'm looking about the
way that you present yourself. That's going to be demeanor is
going to also include the physical way that you are
dressed. You know, whether you're
mentally ill or whether you are dressed in a suit.
If some guy's pissed off and kicking a bottle around and he's
wearing a suit, I'm going to take him differently than if
he's dressed in rags. Why?
Because people who are in suits tend to be people who are mad
about different kind of things. They've got different problems
in their life. Doesn't mean he's not a threat,
just means I'm going to take it into the total calculus.
But as you evaluate them, ain't it interesting?
It had nothing to do with the way that his skin color looked.
It had to do with the fact that this guy presented himself as
the person he was. I'm going to go over his
criminal record because Vivek Ramaswami put it out just the
other day. These are the white Larpers
they've come in to save. These are the Taylor Loren crowd
who showed up to, I guess, hold the community hostage.
Again, look at the skin color. Listen to the words.
Where the hell were you guys on that subway train?
What's? His name?
Johnny. I could, I could actually listen
to that for quite a while because I do like the beat.
The beat is enjoyable. The message is ridiculous and
retarded, so shame on all those idiots.
But it doesn't stop them from going out and performing.
This is very performative, for whatever it's worth.
And that didn't stop Jordan Neely's dad from getting up and
speaking at the same conference outside of the outside of the
courthouse steps. It's the same thing that we
heard Hank talking about. This man is also an actor.
I did the disservice or I did the service to you, I guess the
disservice to myself of sitting up and watching ABC News bring
this attorney and this father of Jordan Neely into the studio and
do an interview. And the best part is it was this
very pretty, I don't know what her name is, but some very
pretty with very poofed up lips and very light skin.
I guess she's she must be black, but she's obviously mixed racial
and she's asking him and she said what what was the reason
that you think this happened? Racism.
Was it racism? She's like leaning into the
thing. Is it racism?
They just so badly want to make it about racism, she says from a
probably $1,000,000 plus job hosting AB CS Nightly News.
So you tell me, if you believe this man, that he misses the
sound of his son's voice. What did he sound like?
It reminds me of that scene from Robert De Niro's movie Ronan.
And you've got Sean Bean and they're doing this kind of like
sniffing thing where all these guys are going to be assassins.
They're all going to be doing a a kill job, right?
And they get hired on and Deniro's working for the CIA.
It's a really great movie. If you've never seen Ronan.
The reason why Ronan is so good, by the way, is because one, the
tough guy talk is really good. They wrote like a regular tough
guy action movie and they deleted every other line.
So it sounds really, really cerebral.
And so there's this great moment where where Robert De Niro looks
at Sean Bean's character. Sean Bean is supposed to be a
British SAS former soldier out of that, you know, unit.
And he just keeps saying, you know, I was with a unit.
I was with a unit, you know, we had special training.
And he goes on and then he gets this really bad ambush thing.
And Robert De Niro says, what was the color of the boathouse
at at Hereford, which is the the base of operations for the
British SAS. And he backs him up.
He backs him up. And the guy can't answer it.
I want to know what did Daniel Neely's voice sound like?
Dad of of. I'm sorry, what did Jordan
Neely's voice sound like? Dad of Jordan Neely?
You think he remembers? When was the last time you saw
your kid? What was he wearing?
Where did he live? Where the hell were you?
Are you going to go out here with his attorney?
And now they're going to attack Daniel Penny.
They're going to go after him for everything he's worth
instead of the New York City Police Department who didn't
render aid. Look, I don't think anybody is
culpable for what happened. Some people die because they
make really bad decisions. But if you're going to go after
somebody, go up to the city of New York.
Don't go after some poor guy who like was trying to take college
classes and decided to step up and do the right thing because
your son was unhinged. I just want to say I miss my
son. My son didn't have to go through
this. I didn't have to go through this
either. It hurts, really, really hurts.
What are we going to do, people? What's going to happen to us
now? I had enough of this system is
rigged. Come on people, let's do
something about this. Come on, people, let's do
something about this. The system is rigged.
What I need are millions of dollars in settlements from the
city of New York. Amazing.
You ditched your kid. The kid had problems, so be it.
You don't get to go sue some other kid who stepped up and did
the right thing. The right thing is defending
women and children. That's an American thing.
In any case, he said the system is rigged.
The B MB MLBLM leaders are calling for black vigilantes.
It's all absurd. They're all Larpers, they're all
action heroes in their own mind. It's kind of gross.
You guys want to see a real hero.
I brought this up today just because I thought it was cool.
I had this the other day. First of all, there there are
people that are calling Daniel Penny a hero, and rightly so.
This is an example of not being an actor.
So we'll get to the real heroes in just a second.
So here's the kid. OK, here's Hank Newsome saying
don't call him a hero. That makes him mad.
This is the same guy we played this the other day, but I'll
play a couple of least lines of it because I think the word hero
is interesting. Call him a hero?
How? How would Daniel Penny be a hero
if Jordan Neely was white? Yes, Yes, he would.
Yes, he would. OK, And here's the kid.
This is, like I said, I call him a kid.
He's in his 20s. He's obviously a grown man.
Here he is at a bar. This is not acting.
This is a person that doesn't even know how to handle the
relief of facing down something that is so catastrophically
wrong and shakes you to the core when the institutions that you
probably thought you could believe in because you signed up
to be a Marine come right after you.
So here he is at the bar just after getting the verdict with
his attorneys. How?
You feeling? Yeah, he's feeling good.
He's feeling good. He's feeling good.
What's up? Up together.
How's it going? How's it feel?
Feels great. He's finally got the justice
he's deserved. Did you think it was going to
happen? Sorry, no.
We think that this is this should have happened probably on
day one. But the point thing is it
happened so we can't control the timing of it but.
We can certainly savor the the outcome.
Did you did you see what just happened right there?
Because if you're just listening, what you didn't see
was that they asked that of Daniel Petty.
He said he's feeling OK. And then Daniel turned and
excused himself because he let the lawyers answer because
everything he does now is still going to be scrutinized.
Every single thing that he's doing is going to be under a
microscope because he's got a civil case that's going on.
And I heard the arguments being made by the attorney who seems
very opportunistic on ABC last night.
And all of those things were as he said, we waited until the the
evidence came out in the trial. We wanted to see what happened
and he said Daniel Penny held that chokehold for 50 seconds
longer than necessary, 50 seconds.
If any of you have ever worked in an emergency scene, 50
seconds is the blink of an eye. It basically is no time at all.
I've done compressions on somebody who was actively dying
on me for 30 minutes and I could not have told you how long it
was other than I stared at a clock and we had a monitor, a
heart rate monitor that was on them that kept time.
Otherwise 50 seconds or 50 minutes can go like a blink of
an eye when you are working very quickly and you are working in
an emergency, especially when you have the adrenaline drum
like the the whole concept of being in an emergency situation
is that your body does not handle time.
Temporal distortion is literally the medical name for what people
experience in those moments, and I guarantee you he had that.
Fifty extra seconds is what you're going to go on.
There is no reason that anybody in a civil trial should also do
this. And I think that his case got
harder uphill because they didn't actually get him in the
other criminal. Thank God.
I mean that so sincerely. You should all thank God that
this happened. It is a return to sanity, but it
should have never been the case in the 1st place.
This poor guy should never have gone through this and he'll
never be the same, just like the suspendables will never be the
same. Looking at the FBI, even if we
go back to try to help out what's going on there, it will
never be something that I can turn my back on.
It's like a dog that's bit you. And he will now look at police
differently. He will look at his fellow
citizens differently. Daniel Penny's life is forever
changed. This will be a defining moment
the same way that Kyle Rittenhouse had a defining
moment that he didn't choose that moment.
Are they different? Sure.
But do they have that same experience now of looking at a
justice system that they probably grew up believing was
like, did the right thing to the right people, that the wrong
people got jammed up and the right people were excused?
No longer. It's been an awakening for a lot
of people on the political right.
So now you know it. I got a body Cam footage of like
legitimate heroes. Not all cops are bad.
Not all cops do bad investigations.
That's certainly not the case. In fact, it's not even most
cops. I think most of them do the
right thing. Most of them sign up to serve.
There was this moment that someone shared with me.
I had a podcast I did with Alpha Warrior the other day, AA Luna,
and I had a cop tell me after 30 plus years that the thing that
he thought of himself as not as a public servant because he said
I was never a servant of the public.
I was a man that provided a public service.
He said don't let me be a servant, let me be a man of
service. There's more agency in that.
A servant doesn't get to choose the task, but someone who is of
service does. And this is a man that you're
about to see in his body Cam footage.
It's a little bit long. It's about two minutes.
So I'll probably talk over a little bit of it when it's when
it's slow. This is someone who also is an
unhinged person in the same way that Jordan Neely was someone
who is dangerous to those around him who is represents a threat I
would say to those in his space. Let's just do this real quick
before we show the body Cam. Vivek Ramaswamy.
I just put it in the corner because I didn't have a space
for it. 2015 he kidnapped A7 year old girl. 2019 Jordan Neely
punched a 64 year old man in the face. 2021 Jordan Neely punched
a 67 year old woman in the face as she exited the subway,
breaking nose and fracturing orbital bones.
This is why he was not convicted and Neely was also arrested 44
times. But he never actually dealt with
the justice system because he was treated differently.
Sometimes people meet justice in real time.
They do something really dangerous.
They take actions that could take another person's life and
they meet the thing that we all hope will be there, a man
capable of delivering violence where it belongs.
I think Daniel Penny was that man.
This cop is that man too. Watch.
People can go around here. We all got reason at that time.
Yeah. You want people to take care of
you? Get off.
Crash this chair. I'm 10 four.
I'm going to the wrong. He's lucky I didn't grab a hold
of him and kill him. I would have killed him on
self-defense if I would have got.
OK, Paul, relax. Not a good look.
Bro Well you tell him that because if I would have got a
hold of him, I would have snapped his neck and he would
have been dead. OK, He was standing outside.
There was two of them. OK, OK, you're getting the story
in the background here. You heard that guy say I'd snap
his neck. He's obviously animated.
He's a white guy with no shirt on.
He's kind of heavy set. He's now locked himself inside
the house. Cops are watching and he's
obviously using violent language.
Jason. OK, now he's breaking down the
blinds. Relax.
Hey, man, just calm down, OK? Jason, it's OK.
Put the put the knife down. You know, he's got, he's got
her. Now he's grabbed a woman.
Put the knife down right now. Put the knife down right now.
Knife down right now. Boom, OK, that's what's supposed
to happen. That's what's supposed to happen
when you decide to be a complete lunatic.
You take a knife and you put it to a woman that is imminent
danger of death or serious physical injury to another
person. That cop dove through broken
glass, dove through a window, broke it with his bare hands,
got back there again. We're going to see the replay of
it. He's got a knife to a woman's
neck, second body camera. The cop who's there is close
enough, he's got a clean shot and he takes a headshot and puts
the man down. That's how you get it.
Is anyone going to call the the the white guy a hero?
Are they going to go do lawsuits?
Should there be? Absolutely not.
You took someone, you took someone hostage with a knife to
the throat and you pay the consequences.
And the cop is a hero. It doesn't matter what color his
skin is. You can see that he probably is
a white guy. It's in Florida.
Doesn't really matter. It's completely irrelevant.
There's nothing to do, absolutely nothing to do with
what justifies the action. And you want to see heroics.
It's somebody that decides to take action when other people
are not. You see one of the cops is
standing there with his hands up.
He's got the gun pointed in. He's not ready to do.
He's not ready to go through the window.
He doesn't have a breach. The other guy decides there is
no time. People who have said I'm going
to snap next that are using violent rhetoric that are
unhinged and clearly like on some sort of a substance,
whether it be drugs or alcohol is irrelevant.
He smashes it with his first. He rips the window open and he
climbs over broken glass, literally climbing over broken
glass in a window frame. And the other guy follows suit.
So good on both of those. You notice who's standing
outside? The female cop.
Just saying. Just saying it's a different
animal. Men and women are not the same,
are they what you're supposed to do when you see something bad
happen? So let's talk about a little
difference because it does matter.
Men and women, they are a different breed.
And so right now, if you want to see something, this is pretty
good. It's in Catholic votes loop,
which I got this morning. This is a story that I think is
really important. We haven't heard a lot about it.
It is going to be another one of the legacies of the Biden
administration that is horrible. the US bishops are opposing a
draft of women. They recommend that pro-life
policies should be followed in a letter to Congress.
This is a real important story in so much as it shows such a
massive shift in the value and the norms in this country that
have happened. Barack Obama and Joe Biden,
Donald Trump was the only speed bump in it.
I hope that we return back to some sort of sanity.
I hope that we have swung as far left as possible.
Let me just read a little bit of this. the United States, the
Conference of Catholic Bishops, which is the USCCB, they have
voiced opposition to a provision in the National Defense
Authorization Act. That's the big funding bill that
pays the Pentagon and others that would require women to
register for the military draft. They reiterated their support
for pro-life policies. The DOJ being used as an
activist group is the problem with the DOJ because we don't
need this. America is a wealthy, proud, and
capable country full of young men.
If you incentivize them properly, that will step up and
serve in combat when women don't need to.
I don't want to live in a world where my daughters have to be
drafted. I don't want your wives or your
daughters to be drafted. I don't want your granddaughters
to be drafted. It's crap.
It's a crap thing. It is the necessary sort of
outcome when stupidity follows too far and that come that
stupidity is been by the name of feminism.
The second, third, whatever. The fourth way we're going right
now where men and women are the same thing because women can be
men and men can be women. It's absurd.
It's it's it doesn't make any sense to anybody that thinks
they said. We urge Congress to provide
authentic support for women, children and families while
ensuring that federal resources are not used to facilitate,
promote or provide abortion. That's the other thing.
Women and children used to matter in this country, in our
society, in Western society, generally speaking, and allowing
that to slip is the single worst thing that can happen for our
values. You can call them Western
values, but they're judeo-christian in nature.
And that means that women and men are not the same.
We may have the same moral equivalent, but we don't have
the same value when it comes to giving our lives.
Men should be willing to give their lives.
And that's what Daniel Penny is about.
That's what that cop was about, is the exact opposite of what
you're hearing people on the left talk about, and it's
certainly the opposite of what that kid Luigi did.
So there's that. That's my take on it.
OK, I went behind the paywall for CNN.
I'm going to go ahead and close up with a couple other things
here and make sure you guys stick around 'cause we're going
to dump right into the American Radicals podcast with Steve
Friend and Garretto Boyle in just one second.
Because you're not following them.
It's rumble.com/amradpod. You can find them on Apple and
Spotify, same as us. They're distributed the same
way. So check them out.
Amradpod, how Trump is giving the labor movement the blue
collar Blues. This is a story that they went
and they're basically lamenting how in the world is it that
Donald Trump out labored us? How did he out blue collar us?
And the fact that matter is, is there completely out of touch
with the labor force in the United States.
Trump ran up a large margins with white voters without a
college degree. They always go to race and This
is why and significantly improved among unionized non
white workers without advanced education.
So people who don't have enough education are the problem is
what they're telling you over at CNN.
This is behind the paywall where you have to actually pay to be
part of their team. Kamala Harris ran strongly among
union members with college degrees, but he didn't work well
with those people who do blue collar work with their actual
hands. Go freaking figure.
It's the thing that we all knew was going to be the case.
So that's OK with me. They doubled down on it and this
is this is two articles from MSNBC, which is always the hard
version of the political left. Check this out.
Representative Jasmine Crockett, the dollar store Cardi B member
of Congress shut down the GOB claim about the census.
This is a direct quote from her. And then I'm going to tell you
the article that's even funnier. But what she said is get this
quote. We added 4 million people.
This is to the state of Texas. They were people of color, OK?
They were only 100 and 88180 thousand people in the 4 million
people that increase in population were considered
Caucasian. So she says this quote, they
were people of color. So Texas got 2 new seats, she
means in Congress. So they took those black and
brown and Asian bodies and guess what?
Do you think we got a new black or brown or Asian seat Somehow
that way that they do their math, that Republican math in
the state of Texas amounted to new white seats.
Guess what? White Republican seats play that
game. Keep doing it.
Keep running that racial bullshit.
There's no other way to call it. It's trashy, it's disgusting,
and they've already proven it doesn't work.
So let him keep doing it. Do not interrupt the enemy when
they're making mistakes. And then from the hard left,
this is coming from the Rachel Maddow blog, I think, amazing
stuff from a guy named Ben Burgess.
He's a political commentator and author.
And he said the problem, the reason why Donald Trump won is
because Obama didn't get it. He's still doing the same old
brand of centrism. And what you need is racist
populism. I'm here for it, I want it.
I want them to keep being racist idiots.
They will lose over and over and over again and the only people
that will vote for them are those college educated potential
assassins of CE OS on the street corner marching around for BLM
in New York City. Still wearing a mask in 2024.
Going into 2025. I allow it to be so.
Let me show you the opposite of racism.
This is just a man on the street, a classic New York City
interview, a weird guy saying weird things that we can all
kind of relate to. I have friends that are like
this. They're not white, I'm sorry,
they're not black, but they all sound the same.
If you're a New Yorker, that's being like real New York.
This is what it sounds like. Let's go into the end with this.
What's the last thing that made you cry?
Pepper spray. What's your favorite book?
Rocky Three. Do you like Taylor Swift?
Taylor Swift? I love that dude.
You know, I actually met him once.
You heard in Brooklyn like a year ago at a beef Patty store.
What's your dream car, Mario? It's a me Luigi with the
squeegee. Best advice you've ever given
someone? Yeah, my boy Mike.
He's a janitor, but his house is dirty, so I told him he should
work from home. You heard?
That's that. Sound advice.
What's your favorite Pokémon character?
LeBron James. What's your favorite fast food
restaurant? I'm gonna have to go with
Mcburgundy's. You heard?
That's when you get McDonald's fries.
You mix it with a Wendy's burger, which you go eat at
burger. Can.
You hurry? Because they clean up.
It's like a Bermuda Triangle. Exactly you.
Now you're thinking we on the same page.
I'm finally getting there. How many books and a man reading
one day without no eyes Are you dating?
Nah, I'm playing a saxophone. You heard?
Of course I'm dating. What's the best part about
dating in 2024? Free food equality.
What's the worst part about dating in 2024?
I hate when I go out on a date and it goes great, but the next
day my wife found out about it. Hey, when that happens.
Classic New Yorker. I just like Luigi with the
squeegee. I don't know why I like that so
much, folks. That's it for the show today.
I appreciate it. I appreciate you guys being
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do there. I'll post this video too because
it's just kind of heartwarming. I like New York people that do
New York things. I don't care what your skin
color is, it's irrelevant. All right, stay tuned for the
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