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 Serif. Well hello my friends, and
welcome to the Kyle Serafin Show.
Today is Thursday, it is February the 22nd and that means
that it is one of my best friend in the world's birthday.
So happy birthday Nathan and I called him up and I said, hey
man, should we celebrate your birthday?
42 is a big year. And he said, I'm on a cruise,
I'm on a cruise and I'm, I'm stuck on the beach.
And I was like, oh man, that's rough.
That's rough. You're living a tough life, my
friend. My buddy goes on more cruises
than anybody that I've ever met. I've never seen so many cruises.
And apparently he's figured out that trick some of you guys know
this about, like how to how to work the system so that you're
getting free cruises and you just pay the taxes on them
because they need people to fill up the seats.
I have no idea how that works. Anyhow, I want nothing to do
with being locked on a boat with a bunch of strangers and
diseases. That's just the kind of guy.
And Speaking of that, it occurred to me, it occurred to
me today as I was coming in under the wire to get today's
show going. And by the way, today's show is
going to have some discussion of the sunk cost fallacy.
We're going to be talking about the more of the Russia, Russia,
Russia situation. And of course the the fact that
the Russians are now meddling in our third election.
Did you know that? 3 elections in a row, including
the most secure election in U.S. history.
That's cool. So they're doing that, and we're
going to get into all that. But I wanted to start with a
little personal story. Before we do, let's say thanks
to my buddies over at Catholic Vote, because our first story is
going to come from them. And then I'll give you guys a
little personal tidbit here. So Catholic Vote, you guys can
go to catholicvote.org if you want to support them.
Their president is a guy named Brian Birch, who is an awesome
guy. He also was the person that
handed me that little trophy you guys saw as Catholic Hero of the
Year, which is a funny thing to get, or the Catholic prom king
if your name is Tack B. In our chat, guys, you can
support them by going and signing up for the Loop and
getting the best e-mail, including some of the stuff
we're going to talk about today. The Loop e-mail is my favorite.
It comes in very early. It's before 6:00 AM here in
Central Time and it's really helpful for show prep, but it's
also helpful for just getting a quick scam of what's going on in
the world. And Catholic vote right now is
pretty outraged about the Saint Patrick's Cathedral thing.
I'm going to talk to Brian about that little further.
Today I am guest hosting the Dinesh D'souza podcast.
So you can look forward to seeing us there and we're going
to talk a little bit about our first story in just a second,
which has to do with an anti Catholic hate group.
I think that's the right way to call it.
We're going to be playing the same game as the left and
there's a couple instances of that but check out
catholicvote.org. You can support them
financially, but you can also just get the e-mail and you will
be well informed. I'd be happy you did.
OK, so here's the here's the the quick little personal story.
My one of my other best friends who we all know each other,
including my buddy Nate, who just had his birthday and who's
got a birthday in a couple days. Here.
My best buddy is a pressure cooker.
Some of you have the same exact concept, like you need pressure
in order to hit things, and that means that you only function
best when you're on a deadline. How many of you guys can relate
to the idea that a deadline allows you to get your work
done? I think there's a fair number of
us. It's not procrastination.
It just needs there needs to be a deliverable date.
I used to always negotiate that when I was working for Warner
Brothers as a finance guy. They'd be like, hey, can you get
this thing done? And then I'd go, oh, yeah, yeah,
for sure. When do you need it?
And they would say, oh, it's this time, fine, OK.
As long as I have a deadline, I could make it happen.
Now my buddy was the same way. And when we were going through
college, we were college roommates.
And the famous story of how not to work under a deadline is
because. And and the reason I say that is
because today's show, I literally came in like right
under, like 2 minutes before we were ready to go live.
I just finished everything I was pushing through.
So my buddy would get this thing that he would call the running
start. He would be terrible at writing
term papers. He was terrible at doing
assignments. I think he's probably still
terrible at that, even though he's a wonderful person.
And so he would write just something, something to be on
the page. So it looked like he had stuff
going on. So he would write this term
paper. And so long and short of it is,
he has this term paper due in an Indian studies, a Native
American studies course in Oklahoma with a full blooded
Indian Native American professor.
This is like 2000, 2001, going back a little ways.
And so he writes this paper, he turns it in and he was
historically known for playing rap music on my stereo, by the
way. And he would write these things
up and then he would go back and edit the title to be the correct
thing. And he would edit the first
paragraph to be the correct thing.
And then he would turn it in and it would be fine.
And so at the end of the semester, the first semester,
it's our first semester in college.
The end of the semester, he he's ashen faced.
He's absolutely white faced because he had turned in this
paper and it was kind of a tough thing to do and get under the
deadline, all this kind of stuff.
He comes back in, he's standing in front of his computer and he
looks over at me and I swear to God, like the guys had no color
in his face. He looked like he had seen a
ghost or that someone had just stabbed him and bled him out.
And I said, what's going on? He's like, my life is over And
you're like, well, that's a pretty intense thing to do.
Why is your life over, my my friend?
And he was like, and he points at the screen of the term paper
that he had just turned in to a full blooded Native American
professor. And because he had been
listening to Doctor Dre, the title of this paper.
By the way, none of the rest of the paper had anything to do
with this. But the title of the paper in
bold font was Indians ain't Shit but Hoes and tricks.
That's what he turned in to a Native American professor.
He never changed it. He needed that running start and
he was assuming that that would be the worst thing that
happened. And he got a in the class and we
never heard anything about it again.
We have no idea whether the guy even read the titles.
This may tell you a little bit about our higher education
system as well. Going back to even the early
2000s day school. I'm not even sure the professor,
how would you read that and or you were just like, man, this
guy's ballsy. It was a story.
He was writing like a book report.
It was a causable book report. Very silly stuff.
All right, let's get into the first story.
I'm sorry. I wanted to share that just
because every once in a while I let you guys know what kind of a
weirdo I am. And I got some funny and strange
friends and I am very much the same way.
So we came in under the wire. Today.
We're going to be talking about a story that's truly ugly.
And here it is. There's nothing.
Let's just not even said it. This is coming from my friends
over at Catholic Vote. We got a little video that I'll
play in one second here. I think the way that's reported
by Catholic Vote is far more honest.
We've been talking about honesty in these things, but local news
just basically said that there was a guy and he was arrested
for child pornography and that's it.
And he was a public official. In fact, we actually have that
video. So let's play that video real
quick. Lieutenant on the gaming county
official was arrested today on multiple counts of child
pornography and Child Exploitation charges.
Captain Lewis Lang from the jail division of the Sauk County
Sheriff's Office confirmed that Adam Westbrook, previously
listed as a human resources director for Outagamie County,
was arrested early this morning. Westbrook is being held on 4
counts of sexual exploitation of a child and four counts of
possession of child pornography. Officials have confirmed that
he's expected to appear in court on Monday.
All right, well, that was kind of a straightforward take on it,
right? We didn't hear anything really
wild. Let's read the actual story
here. On Friday police arrested
members of the Brew City chapter of the Sisters of Perpetual
Indulgence, an anti Catholic drag queen group.
These are the same people that you may remember were celebrated
with the Los Angeles Dodgers. The guy's name is Adam Westbrook
as was stated in the the video little piece there and he'd been
known for working with middle school children as a theater
director in Wisconsin is now in jail in Salt County.
Well, Westbrook has yet to be formally charged.
I think he has been charged at this point.
Although is that correct? Maybe not.
The record show that he was. He was arrested on 4 counts of
possession of child pornography and four counts of sexual
exploitation of a child. That's what you just heard.
But what does that mean in real words?
What it means is something far, far darker.
He was working as a paid volunteer.
I don't know how you can be. That is the assistant director
for the musical in a middle school.
How interesting that these creepy types tend to find their
way into schools. Why would you do that?
Because he's predatory. He served as a music director
and a choreographer for the High School Musical for another
school. And of course the schools both
had to release statements to the families letting them know what
what was going on here. Quite interesting is that he'd
only been doing that for about 5 months.
It was a recent position. Prior to taking the job, he
served for nine months as the Director of Human Resources and
Labor Relation in the city of Sheboygan.
He led a labor union negotiation and help the city focus on a
diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging.
I hadn't heard that 1D EIB initiative to ensure that the
city of Steboygan was the premier destination for all
people. But when he says all people,
what he means are. That's right, yeah, weird
people, fringe sexual orientations, some significant
problems with what's going on there.
He's seeking out and attempting to find access to children post.
Millennial showed some pictures of the sky and then once again
you're seeing there's this strange movement to go after
churches, specifically the Catholic Church.
You'll notice the Latin Mass. Somebody, somebody in my my
mentions were talking about why the Latin Mass?
Why do people have a problem with the Latin Mass?
Because it's truly traditional. It goes back thousands of years,
no 2000 years. And it does.
So it's the thing that demons fear is what I was told.
There's something really interesting about that concept.
There's something interesting about someone that chooses to
desecrate the concept of a nun and then also wants to go out
there. Now when you see exploitation of
a child, the understanding I have based on reading some of
the other articles that are out there in the world, it looks
like he was actually creating the child pornography that he
was actually getting around children.
And when you sexually exploit a child, it's not just because he
had videos of it, which is what we're talking about in the the
child pornography possession, but the production of it
actually exploiting a child. Just let that sink in for a
second. Interesting that that person has
chosen to to name the Catholic Church as their enemy as they go
after and try to change the norms.
As as we said the other day, if you are attempting to normalize
something, what it means is, is that you are now trying to make
something that is not normal more common than it actually is.
And it's not. It's not, it's not normal.
We're going to talk a little bit more about trans stuff because
one of these stories that's been running around and my first
thing that I did, I woke up this morning and I always opened up
Twitter and see what sort of cesspool we're dealing with.
And we had an entire episode called Hire Raycheck versus the
cry bullies, right. The people that cry out and and
accuse somebody of doing the thing that they're actually
doing. And high up of course runs the
libs of TikTok account, which is a famously capable boosting
signal of of the public comments by the weirdos in this society.
What they do is they put something out on TikTok to be
celebrated by a small audience of other weirdos.
And she just takes that signal and boost it and says, hey look,
this is what this person says. Oh, and by the way, they're a
teacher. Oh, and by the way they have a a
public job. Oh, by the way they are working
with children in a daycare or something like that, right?
The her, her whole MO is essentially taking public
things. She's not exploiting anybody.
She takes public information and she makes it further Third of
the Republic. So let's talk about this story
right here. This came out of the Independent
British newspaper. Is it?
Yeah, British newspaper. The writer is a person called
Bevan Hurley. And Bevan has since locked down
his Twitter account, which is the opposite of what you want to
do when you are a reporter and you want to get your story out
there. Quite interesting, this Oklahoma
banned trans student from bathrooms.
Now a bullied student is dead after a fight.
Next, Benedict died one day after a fight in a school
bathroom. Now we're going to get into the
weird pronoun game their mother, which by that they mean her
mother. Sue Benedict tells Bevan Hurley
that the gender fluid teen endured more than a year of
abuse for simply being who they were.
Again, who she was. Do you Does anyone else find
this to be unbelievably complicated to try to read?
I'm trying to translate what the story actually is in my mind,
and when you use plural pronouns for singular people, it's the
most obnoxious abuse of our language.
It it's hands down the worst for me.
All right. This article is so disingenuine
and so false that it slurs and slanders.
And it I guess it's libel because it's in print.
It libels higher by basically insinuating that it is her fault
that a 16 year old is dead because of bullies.
And we're going to dig into that just a little bit more.
The whenever the Oklahoma teenager next to Benedict, this
is the the poor girl's name was bullied for being transgender,
her mother Sue would encourage the 16 year old to rise above it
or rise above the tormentor. Yeah.
That's what you do against bullies.
You rise above it. He's toughen up sticks and
stones, right. You've got to be strong.
You got to look the other way. These people don't know who you
are, is what she told the Independent via phone interview.
I didn't know how bad it got in the bowling start in earnest in
the beginning of 2023, a few months after said here we go,
we're going to start, we're going to start coming after
people. A few months after the Oklahoma
governor signed a bill that required public students to use
bathrooms that match the sex list on their birth certificate.
Now look at the picture on the screen right now.
That is an incredibly cute little 16 year old girl with
long hair and rosy cheeks. She looks like an absolute sweet
little. She may be wearing a, a dress
shirt that's made for men with a little, you know, a little
collar button, but all the pictures of her, she is
immediately recognizable by anybody as a female.
Whether or not she's OK with that is irrelevant.
She has soft features. She looks like a total
sweetheart. She looks like she could have
been one of my girls. And this is horrible.
And this mother affirmed this mental illness, this, this sad,
you know, decision up until the point where apparently a few
weeks ago, on the 7th of February, a bullying incident
happened. There was some violence.
She suffered head injuries during a physical altercation.
She came. She called back home from school
and had beatings. Like signs of a beatings.
Bruises on the on her face. God, it's really hard to
translate to there. So you can actually understand
what I'm saying. Scratches on the back of the
head, bruises around the eyes, etcetera, etcetera.
Next told her that she and another transgender student had
been in a fight with three older girls in the bathroom.
Next was knocked to the ground during the fight and her hit her
head on the floor. OK And she was furious because
the school didn't call an ambulance.
And then she was taken to a Bailey Medical Center for
treatment. The police spoke.
She was discharged later that night.
Sounds like went to bed with a sore head, fell asleep listening
to music. And then so that was on the 7th,
then on the 8th. On the afternoon of the 8th she
was getting ready to go to Tulsa for an appointment.
Unknown what the appointment was and she collapsed in the
family's living room. Now right there we have to
decide, is this causation? Was there a cause of death that
was related because they ran the story and what they said was is
that it was tied. The next thing they do is they
talk about they being the the independent talks about.
The LGBTQ advocacy group described their her death as a
hate crime linked to hateful rhetoric spewed by leaders in
our state. Specifically libs of TikTok
account run far right social media influencer Hira Rechek a
New York State former real estate agent that cause celebre
among conservatives and conservatives.
Rather because of she's been using this libs of tectonic cap
to post edited anti trans videos.
Really that's what we're going to call them edited anti trans
videos that target public school teachers and librarians.
Oh you mean like sort of the creepers like Adam Westbrook who
target children. So the fact that she exposes
potential predators is a problem for these people.
By the way, they link this with 00 circumstantial evidence even,
that what happened was even remotely related to Haya
stories. Not even a little bit.
And Haya didn't make a comment on it, because there's nothing
to comment on when somebody dies in the state that you don't live
in and has nothing to do with what was going on, because a
couple of kids may have gotten into a fight.
Now all of this stuff is, like, wildly disingenuous, is it not?
It's it's awfully strange to think about that.
And yet the story. And here's here's a video of a
of a woman like, losing her mind about it.
So I want to, I want to first say shake.
The connection has been made, including in this article and by
other people on social media that she is now related to the
death of this, this poor young girl, who, by the way, of course
was a a victim group as well. Not only was she a transgender
person, but she was also part of the Choctaw Nation.
You're seeing on the screen how Choctaw she looks, so here is
this video of a of a woman ranting about it.
This is the the common take that I've seen on the political left
about this, including this article on the Independent.
So it doesn't matter whether you're a mainstream publication
or you're some low level tick tocker.
Here is the take and I think the I think the vitriol is it's
pretty appropriate, or at least it's pretty representative right
now. Is waging war on leftist
ideologies. One of his more infamous and
shitty decisions was appointing the founder of libs of TikTok to
the library board, Shia Rychak. I hope I'm saying that wrong.
Was appointed because of her very extreme views, very anti
LGBTQ views, despite the fact that she has absolutely no
experience as a librarian. Isn't apparent.
Isn't from Oklahoma and ran one of the most grossly disinformed
campaigns on the Internet. I believe she was a realtor in
Brooklyn, but Ryan Walters hired her because he has promoted
videos from libs of TikTok. And the problem with their
incessant hate campaigns against the LGBTQ community is that it
has now harmed a member of that community and next.
Benedict was a 16 year old non binary student in Owasa,
Oklahoma. Three older girls attacked Next
in the bathroom and the school didn't send next to the
emergency room. This was a hate crime.
Ryan Walters is directly to blame the day he appointed the
libs of TikTok creator Chaya. However, the hell you say that
legitimized her harmful, dangerous rhetoric that she used
as disinformation to wage war against the LGBTQ communities.
This video put out by the state specifically calls attention to
transgender children. Well, and the fact that they
don't believe there's such a thing.
Instead of telling kids that there's two genders, it's
biology. We have injected radical gender
theory and telling kids that they might be other genders.
It's dangerous. No, you're the threat.
You're the danger to the safety of the students in your school
system. Showing Prager you videos that
are full of disinformation just flat out lies about history.
That's dangerous to our students.
That's as much as I can take of this woman.
So here you go. That is somebody who has
basically drawn a Direct Line between a guy named Ryan
Walters, who are Waters, who is the Superintendent of Oklahoma
schools. And he wants to just teach, you
know, reality biology, things that we've all known.
That was pretty much not controversial up until about
5:00 or 10 years ago. For some reason, we've gotten to
this weird place. And this woman is also going to
draw direct parallels. Like these are, these are things
that have to be proven and she can't do that.
Why can she not do that? Because she just wants to make
it up. Because she has feelings, like
many leftist do. She's emotionally committed to
to an outcome. And then she goes and fills in
with whatever fake thing she's mad about.
Prager, you really like, of all the things in the world, that's
what she's upset about. Here's what's really
interesting. CNN actually covered the story,
and they were smart enough not to try to draw a link.
There's not a single mention of Libs of TikTok in your.
Why? Because the Libs of TikTok
account is completely unrelated. And the fact that you have a
former real estate agent from New York who's now on your
library board means nothing. Welcome to politics, lady.
That's what it was. It's a it's a straight move to
trigger people in the political left because, yeah, she's not a
librarian and yeah, she's not a parent, but you know what she
does? She puts out information that's
really valuable to children, which is kind of like what
libraries are about. Are they not there about putting
information that's valuable out there?
And she does a pretty good job of that.
She does it in social media. Who cares?
What is her influence? Probably nothing.
It's a figurehead position. In any case, they go through
this entire CNN article, same exact picture, same exact story,
died after a fight. And none of these things have to
have the false information that it was somehow falsely linked to
the libs of Tiktok account, which is at least a little bit
refreshing to see CNN not be ridiculous.
Now here's the thing. That woman that we just heard
ranting and raving about how this is a hate crime and how
that the the, you know, the Superintendent of schools in
Oklahoma is responsible for it and that hireright check is
somehow also responsible for the death of a child is really
troubling, especially in light of this first at six new
information on the death of an Owosso teen that is now making
international headlines. Thanks for joining us.
I'm Tatum Gwynn. And I'm.
Craig Day We've been following this story since officers
reported the teen died one day after a fight at school.
Owasso police tell us the initial medical examiner's
report shows next Benedict did not die from trauma.
News on 6 is Reagan. Ledbetter is live in Owasso with
more from investigators Reagan. Craig and Tannen police say the
medical examiner did a complete autopsy on next Benedict and the
result of that is Benedict did not die from trauma.
Now police say they are actively investigating the physical
altercation that happened here at Owasso High School involving
Benedict and other students that happened back on February 7th.
Officers say the fight happened inside a bathroom on the West
campus and was broken up in less than two minutes.
Police say all students involved were able to walk to the office,
but the school nurse later recommended Benedict go to a
medical facility for further treatment.
Police say the school resource officer interviewed Benedict and
their parent at the hospital about the fight.
The teen was then released from the hospital later that day,
then was brought back the next day for a medical emergency and
died. Now the toxicology report could
take a few more weeks, but right now we know the initial medical
examiner's report does not show Benedict died from trauma.
The medical examiner's full report will tell us their cause
of death now whilst the police. Say, Oh my God, and he said
their cause of death? Disgusting.
Listen, did you hear that multiple times repeated?
No physical trauma was related to the actual death, so it's as
likely as not as she overdosed on pills.
It's as likely as not as she died of some sort of natural
causes. That family, I imagine, are
probably vaccine people. A lot of kids die suddenly.
It's awful. It's atrocious.
It's the saddest thing that can happen.
A 16 year old? Really.
Seriously. A beautiful young little girl
who was highly confused and was being played into by a mother.
Sue Benedict, who's listed in this story, just lost her child
and likely had something to do with the fact that her ideas are
terrible. I said likely 'cause we don't
know for sure, there's nothing. But if there's nothing natural
and normal about a 16 year old just dying.
But it wasn't trauma. It wasn't from the two-minute
fight. Could you die from a two-minute
fight? 100%?
Yes you can. They were all on their feet.
Could you still die from that? This reminds me of that sicknick
story, by the way. It's like we're going to come
out with this narrative, we're going to push it all the way
forward because it benefits our interest.
And when the facts are inconvenient, what do we do?
Remember the illusory truth fallacy or the illusory truth
effect that we talked about yesterday?
It's been repeated. There's repeating of it all over
the place, and now you have local news coming out and saying
sorry. Look, who knows?
If there had been no fight and she had died, then what we would
have called it on she just died from the fear or the sadness of
of being discriminated against. Truly awful.
It's truly awful. And it means that we can't trust
a lot of the sources out there because, one, they all have an
agenda now. I did a long Twitter space
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So, all right, we did the space last night.
I spent three hours all the way up until about midnight, my time
talking about Idaho and talking about the Patriot Front
situation. In fact, some of you will
remember we did an entire show called They're all Feds,
Question Mark, Are they all Feds?
And so we got into that last night.
We talked about it. One of the things that is most
revealing and why it's connected to what we just talked about
with both the the sexual predator who's got the anti
Catholic bias and this story about Haya in Oklahoma and this
poor girl who just died. One of the issues is this.
There is a woman that is driving the prosecution and driving the
DOJ's interest in the Patriot Front who wrote the search
warrant. And I talked about it last
night, so I'm going to bring it up again here tonight.
Today, the picture, the woman you see on the screen is a woman
named Tracy Whelan. She's an assistant United States
Attorney, which is to say, a lying federal prosecutor.
And according to the people that I know in the area, she
apparently has a transgender child.
And she was also marching around, quote UN quote, on
patrol as a federal prosecutor. Now you might think, well, what
role does a federal prosecutor have in the law enforcement
realm other than dealing with court and filings and pleadings
and going back and forth with briefs?
Do they have any role in the enforcement end of DOJ's
mission? The answer is no.
She does not. But Tracy Whelan was on patrol
at the Pride demonstration, which included drag Queens and
things like this. People just like Adam Westbrook
in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho when the Patriot Front guys jumped out of
that truck and then we're all arrested before they did
anything and charged with conspiracy to riot.
She has a vested interest. She is compromised insomuch as
she has an interest in the outcome and therefore should
have removed herself with a conflict of interest in that
prosecution. Instead, what she did is she
pushed a search warrant for those phones.
It went to good agents who were on the front lines who refused
to do it because there was no probable cause that a federal
crime had been committed. This is what we expect our FBI
agents to do. And the people in that office
did the right thing. Then their supervisor, a
gentleman who was known as the Supervisory, or this was it the
Senior Supervisory Resident agent.
I believe that's what SSRA stands for.
It's the top person in that small satellite office.
His name was Zach Stofgall and Zach said no as well, and he was
fired for his troubles. Now this goes back a little
ways. This is not like this year's
story, but we have a woman right there, heavyset white, liberal
activist. The thing you see on the screen
is that she was hosting a a United Against Hate training
center where they're talking about Confederates and the 13th
Amendment and when the Civil War was a brief history of hate in
this country, which she's obviously quite invested in.
And then she was marching around at A at a pride parade and
decided that there was a crime that happened even though there
was no crime. They couldn't get the decent
agents in the Coeur d'Alene resident agency to sign off on
the stuff. Do you know who they had sign
off on it? A woman by the name of Kathleen
Miller, who was a senior, another supervisory special
agent from the FBI out of the Boise office.
I'm trying to say it correctly every time now.
And that woman, Turns out Kathleen Miller is a lesbian.
Now, isn't it interesting when your sexual preferences and your
sexual ideology in this gender theory stuff that you're pushing
on children also affects your DOJ and gets thrust down the
throats of those people and it actually has real world
consequences? Not just for, not just for the
Patriot front folks. This is an issue for civil
liberties because if you can't have opinions that we all agree
are crappy, if you're not allowed to be an A hole in this
country, the 1st Amendment has no meaning.
I saved and taped the entire space.
We streamed it here to Twitter and because some of you are
absolutely Mad Men and women, over 500 of you watched it live
last night we had something like 200 people or 250 people on the
space on the Twitter side of it. We had over 500, almost 600
watching it live, which is crazy because I didn't announce it and
it was, you know, at night. But sure enough, many of you sat
and watched it. If you want to watch it, it's
three hours long. You can skip through it.
I was kind of on a tear, and I definitely went on a bunch of
monologues about all this stuff. But there's a big problem when
you have a vested interest. And what it reminded me of is
this video that's been sitting on my desktop for days.
I didn't know why I downloaded it, but I knew it was a problem.
I want you to look at the similarities of this heavy set
woman, this like rotund person who is a DOJ prosecutor that
supposedly has a trans child, which I think is you encouraging
mental illness. Often times I feel like it is
actually a mental illness of the parent.
It's like a Munchausen type situation.
And man, you tell me if you don't see the similarity in this
little video clip, I'm not going to play all of it.
But let's get a little taste here.
So I had to do some investigating.
I had to do some some serious self inward discovery and
realize that nobody can make you be LGBTQ, nobody can make you
gay queer, nobody can make you trans.
It's she was Born This Way. My other daughter was born that
way. You.
Feel that way, Georgie? Yeah, completely.
What do you say to somebody who thinks that that this was
brought on you or this was? I think you have a dangerous
mindset that their their ideals and opinions are hurting a
community that is already hurting.
When you first heard the term transgender, what do you think?
I thought, that's me. Why?
I don't know. I've never really I I I was
never uncomfortable with identifying as a boy.
It was just when I heard it, I realized I would be much more
comfortable. When she said I'm transgender,
it it clicked with me. It made perfect sense.
She may never felt those those inconsistencies when she was
younger, but I saw them so. I I want to puke right now,
listening to that woman. How many of these fat, Lib,
narcissistic white women we just talked about race the other day,
and that's not the problem. I'll tell you what, there's
something really, really wrong in this country with those
women. How much of that was about her?
The mom, she LED off with it. I had to really do some soul
searching. I had to think about myself and
all these things. And then I went and I pushed all
my crazy ideas and my need for acceptance because of my ugly
fat face on this beautiful little boy who looks like a
hostage. Have you ever seen anybody
that's been coached to do testimony?
Because I've seen it? Have you ever seen anybody that
is lying because they are in a presence where they are?
If they don't feel safe to be able to say that thing that is
actually true. We've all seen this.
If we're parents, we've all seen it.
Even if it's just your own kid lying to you because they think
they can't tell you the real truth because they know they're
going to get in trouble for it. That kid looked like a hostage.
And where's the dad? Tac P just said it.
Why isn't the dad in the picture?
Why is that weak male not standing up and saving his son
dad's? If you're letting this stuff
happen, like, what is your line? I said it the other day about
you, Valdi. I've said it a number of times.
What are you saving it for if you're not willing to put down
your life for your own children? When you have a lunatic like
that woman destroying the body and the mind and the soul of
your child, of your offspring, what on earth are you about?
Just forget about turning in your man card.
You've already shredded it. It doesn't exist.
There is something inherently unmasculine about doing that.
If we're not going to all agree on protecting the innocence of
childhood, like that's the entire purpose of Western
civilization, that's literally what we're all about.
It's disgusting to me. It makes me nauseous, but it
also makes me understand where these people come from because
they are pushing something that is about them and they are more
than happy because they are so self-centered to take it on
themselves. And that same problem exists in
our DOJ. When these crazy narcissists, I
don't know what else to call it, I'm not a clinician, but I can
pretty much that. You know, notice when people are
so focused on themselves that they make everybody else
acknowledge their BS reality. And if you're going to take that
into criminal prosecutions, by the way, and you're going to
ruin the lives of good men who actually believe in the oath of
their office who did the thing that you expect them to do, like
as a default position. And then you're going to bring
in a like a you want. The craziest thing about this
Kathleen Miller story is she's on record in a deposition saying
she would have signed off on the search warrant without even
reading it because she knew there was probable cause before
she had read the affidavit saying what the probable cause
was. That's an activist.
We cannot have activist FBI supervisors signing search
warrants to deprive people of their God-given civil liberties,
regardless of those people are horrible, crappy human beings.
It's so gross. And of course, we're going to
get deeper into what's going on with my my ex-girlfriend here,
my ex-girlfriend, is doing this little song and dance, playing
again into that Russian Russia, Russia, Russia conspiracy game
where apparently we're going to now revise history and we're
going to just embrace the cognitive dissonance.
We're going to go right over the top of it and we're going to
kind of cover a little piece of that too.
We're going to go right through the fact that we've had a Donald
Trump Republican elected in 2016.
Apparently we had a a Joe Biden if you believe them the most
safe and secure election in 2020 which we don't And now we have a
third election that is now threatened by Russia.
Apparently Russia is a threatening all the elections.
Here's the thing. Russia's been trying to meddle
in US elections. Since Russia has been able to
meddle in US elections you what you have to prove is that it
actually matters and that it actually can move the needle and
that it has any effect and that there's actually a crime
involved in that which often times there is not.
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Don't be one of those people who gets caught off guard last
minute. All right, let's let's keep
going with this. I have this bizarre theory right
now about what's going on, this some cost fallacy.
We talked yesterday about how there's this illusory truth
effect. That is to say that if somebody
repeats something over and over again, you believe it's true
simply because it's human nature that when you hear things, often
times you believe they're true. So here we go.
This goes back to 2016, before the election.
But this is the FB is Most wanted Russian interference in
2016 elections. And you're thinking to myself,
you're like, oh OK fine. Is there actually a Most Wanted
situation? Conspiracy to commit an offence
against the United States? False registration of A of a
domain name? Aggravated identity theft?
Conspiracy to commit money laundering?
Weird. None of those things are actual
effects. Nobody was deprived of rights.
It's a conspiracy to do these things, which means they didn't
actually happen. And who did they?
Who did they go after with this? Who did they indict in the
District of Columbia of all places?
You want to know? On July 13th, 2018, two years by
the way, after the so-called, you know, election interference
of 2016, federal grand jury in District of Columbia indicted 12
Russian military intelligence officers.
Are we being serious right now? The FBI brought together an
indictment with the United States Attorney's Office in DC,
and they indicted 12 military officers of the Russian
government for interfering with the 2016 elections.
They name them. The indictment has 11
defendants. They're all military officers,
some of which they don't even have pictures of.
These are all like stock photos in uniform.
Do you know what the odds of the FBI being able to arrest any of
these people? None.
It's zero. This is Cosplay.
As my buddy Steve Friend and I have often talked about, They
love to indict people. They have no ability to go and
reach out and touch for gaining illegal access to US persons and
entities, Computers. Aggravated identity theft, false
registration of a domain name. Give me a break.
Conspiracy to commit mundering, laundering without actually
doing the money laundering. This is what they indicted them
on. And my favorite is this.
And I left it on the screen so you guys can see it.
These individuals should be considered armed and dangerous.
An international flight risk and an escape risk.
They're not coming to the United States.
Are you out of your flipping minds?
People? Come on now.
What are we even talking about? This is the silliness that we
have in this country when you have that sort of thing showed
up. So what happens next 2020 same
story. This is the this one's coming
from what, New York Times and there's also another one that
came out of Cbsi have a number of these stories.
Let's just read it real quickly. Just a couple little pieces of
it from the New York Times version.
FBI director warned it that warned a new on Friday.
This is coming from April of 2019, calling it a significant
counterintelligence threat that Russia will continue to meddle
in America's election. Well, did they or didn't they?
Folks, you see how hard it is to be able to believe things that
are not true. Look, either they meddled in the
election and then all the elections are suspect.
And so we can't say that they were the most secure that ever
happened or they didn't. Or they always try and it
doesn't really matter because they're unable to actually move
the needle because we live in America and that there's always
information that's competing for our eyeballs.
The Trump administration has come to see that the Russia's
influence operations have morsted into a persistent
threat. Since what?
I don't know. Since the Soviets kind of like
showed up on the scene, the FBI and the intelligence agencies
and the Department of Homeland Security made a permanent task
force to create and confront the 2018 midterm election
interference. Yeah, that was a good.
That was a good move there. We recognize our adversaries are
going to keep adapting and upping their game.
We are very much viewing 2018 as a dress rehearsal for the big
show in 2020, he said in remarks to the Council on Foreign
Relations. And this came just in the in the
wake of the Mueller report, which laid out in detail.
Hundreds of pages of the interference and influence
campaigns carried out by Russian operatives in 2016 that
apparently didn't do anything. If you read the Twitter files,
the people that actually did the real back end of it, the things
that they were being alleged didn't actually happen because
they couldn't actually track that E or one that they were
actually Russian accounts or two that they actually did anything,
which is a big deal. We're just making it up as we go
along. And so that led me to today's
headline, which showed up on CNN, which is my absolute
favorite whenever I see this kind of stuff.
Third US election appears to be falling prey to Putin and you're
not going to believe who did it. But it's Stephen Coulson who,
like I said, he is like a Co writer of the show, Stephen
Coulson's analysis piece. I don't know why they call it
analysis at this point. Putin looms over third
successive US election, the third one in a row.
Well, is it really the third election in a row?
Are we talking about 2016 'cause we had a 2018, he had 2022
midterms. So does he mean presidential?
They don't have to worry about that.
Russia, Russia. Russia is literally what CNN has
on their byline. Ex President Donald Trump's
scathing catch phrase for the for the tort of investigations
into his administration serves as an apartment catch all for
the current meltdown over Moscow that is roiling US politics.
The United States may have been beaten now.
It may have beaten the Kremlin in the Cold War and ever since
regarded Moscow as a mere irritant, albeit one with
nuclear arms. No, I think we've actually shown
that they've never, they've literally never given up on the
idea that Russia is our number one threat, except when Barack
Obama, Obama wanted to go after and not make fun of Mitt Romney.
Right. That's the only time it
happened. This is the old, you know, the
1980s called and they want their politics back and their foreign
policy back. Russia and its leader, whom Joe
Biden has described as a crazy SOB.
Oh, that. That's silly.
Joe Biden, Vladimir Putin has trained the malevolence of his
intelligence agencies and his military power, his global
diplomacy and his objective state crafts as a multi front
assault on American power in the United States.
Oh that sounds very, very scary. He's an ex KGB Lieutenant
Colonel, conceived of a grievance after watching the
Soviet Union fall apart from East Germany, and that sparked a
single minded effort to discredit, weaken the United
States, or possibly the United States, never let the Cold War
go. And he's been basically acting
appropriately for his interests, which are not our interests by
the way. It's not good for us.
But how much do we bear responsibility as a nation?
It's foolish to think otherwise, absolutely foolish to think that
this is not somehow related. And so it led me to something
that is known as the sunk cost fallacy.
And I want to talk a little bit about that.
Yesterday we talked about the frequency of repetition gives us
something. There's another piece to it,
which I actually brought up and I had a conversation with my
father about. The idea is, is that once people
have committed to that repetition, once they have
decided that there is an illusory truth that they are now
holding on to, it becomes incredibly difficult for them to
let it go. There's a couple reasons why.
Number one is probably ego. There's actually an entire
article, which I think I have up here.
Give me one second. There it is.
This is a an article that was written in 1969.
It's an academic paper that talks about something that is
referred to either as commitment bias, or it's something that
discusses the effect of public commitment on your opinion.
And what it essentially does is that once you've come forward
with a public opinion, you will in fact harden yourself and will
not be able to let it go. And where does that come from?
But there's a theory of cognitive dissonance that they
they referenced in this coming from 1957.
The cognitive dissonance theory essentially says that even
though things may not agree in your own mind, there is a
conflating problem. And that problem is, is that
you've actually committed to something and now you don't want
to give it up. Why?
All kinds of reasons. We're dealing with that.
And the second version of it is sunk cost.
And sunk cost is not foreign to us.
The sunk cost fallacy is actually really important.
If you're playing poker, it's known as the some cost fallacy
kind of becomes pot committed is there's a concept that they talk
about You've put so much money into the pot that now you are
now required to continue out and see out the hand even though you
are now chasing. Essentially the shortest version
of of some cost is you are chasing bad money or you're
chasing good money with bad. You know that you're wrong, but
you can't help but go after it anyway.
And why would you do that? What?
What would make somebody do something like that?
It's quite simple. It describes our tendency to
follow through on an endeavour because we've already invested
time, money or effort. And there's also an emotional
component to it, whether or not the current costs outweigh the
benefits. People are not rational
creatures. We turn out to be pretty much
emotionally driven, hormonal driven creatures.
And so even though we think that we're rational and sometimes we
act in rational ways, it's actually contrary to a lot of
our programming. And that's kind of what
psychology has revealed. The some cost fallacy says
because you've been doing it, you're going to keep doing it.
The worst part for most people is if they didn't do that thing,
they would have to admit they're wrong.
And that's really hard to do. That's that's part of that
commitment to to these ideas. I'm going to give you some
examples. Individual effects, these are
worth looking at. OK.
Individual effects in economic terms means you spent 50 bucks
on a on a concert ticket. This is coming from a pretty
decent little website and now doing analysis that you can't
recover one way or another. If you go to the concert, you
spent 50 bucks. If you didn't go to the concert,
you spent 50 bucks. So at that point that $50 is no
longer a factor because it's already gone.
That's the sunk cost. The fallacy is, is that you
think because you've already spent money on it, now you're
going to put additional resources into it.
Your time may be money and you may have an opportunity cost,
which is the cost of going to that that may actually outweigh
that 50 bucks. And you are still going to feel
like you are weighed down because you've already spent the
$50. There's a really interesting
little piece they talk about that's an individual effect.
There's a there's a systemic effect they're talking about.
And the example they give is the 1956 Supersonic Transport
Aircraft Committee which was building the Concorde jet.
You remember the Concorde, like where did that go?
That seemed like a really cool idea.
Here's where it went. The British and the French
engine manufacturers and their governments were involved in
this idea that they were going to have an inner inter Atlantic
flight across Atlantic flight or transatlantic flight in like an
hour. It was going to be the
supersonic, like, really fast option for people to jump on and
go from Europe to the United States.
And they sunk in an estimated $100 million, which in that
time, 1956 and onward, that was a ton of money.
It's not like Joe Biden dollars. But long before the project was
over, it was pretty clear that the increasing cost and then the
the minimal financial gains of the plane would not offset the
actual project. They wouldn't actually make a,
a, a a win on it. They weren't going to be able to
be financially viable doing this particular project.
And yet the project continued anyway.
That's like a great metaphor for government, by the way.
When government gets involved, all of the metrics make no sense
whatsoever. The manufacturers and the
government followed through on the project because they'd
already made significant financial investments and they
dedicate a lot of time and money.
These are the bridge to nowhere ideas.
These are the supersonic trains that you dump like $2 billion
in. You only get a few feet of track
and then you're like, oh God, we have to keep putting more in.
This is classic government thinking.
The sunk cost fallacy is very well rooted in human psychology
and people don't want to feel like they made were one, made a
fool of and they don't want to have a loss.
They have another thing that's called commitment bias.
And commitment bias is essentially saying that you've
committed to something. It's a psychological tendency
that you feel tied or committed to things that we've already
said or did in the past. So the sunk cost is also sort of
related to this thing that we've already.
The sunk cost comes from the fact that we committed some of
our resources to something. And when you've done that, you
now have this desire for consistency.
You want to appear consistent. You want to appear like you
didn't make a bad decision. How many people in this country
right now are dealing with that with their decisions based on
vaccines? I don't know why.
I don't know if that ties back to what happened in Oklahoma.
But think about that. If you accept that, that vaccine
makes no sense. We had this, the conversation
with my mother-in-law the other day, and it was like, why do you
need to have a child tested for COVID before you go home?
If you guys all got the shots, what's the purpose of the shots?
Doesn't prevent COVID. And they're like, well, it
doesn't prevent COVID anymore. It just keeps you from dying
from it. OK, so you might get COVID, but
you're safe. Why are you scared of it?
You're scared of getting sick at all.
Like, that's just a risk when you go into public.
When you deal with human beings, there's a real possibility you
could get sick. You could go to the grocery
store and deal with somebody who's working through illness.
It happens all the time. But because you would have to
admit that the thing that you did had no benefit.
And then on top of that you actually persecuted people and
you got aggressively crappy about it.
Some of the stuff is really well played out in our news cycle.
I've got a video of Adam Schiff. You guys will cringe a little
bit about it. But I think it has a lot to do
with this sort of Russia, Russia, Russia piece.
We continue to see more examples of people that refuse to give up
on a narrative. They are committed.
They have this sunk cost fallacy.
And then the other piece of it is, as we just said a second
ago, there's a big chunk that has to do with that, that sort
of holding on to that public commitment.
The effect of public commitment is strong.
Here's Adam Schiff not giving up, even though he's on Tucker
Carlson getting destroyed. He's a dishonest human being and
he reveals himself sadly as he tries to stay with that public
commitment. You're you're.
You're on the Intel committee. Let me just ask you one final
question. Can you look right into the
camera and say, I know for a fact that the government of
Vladimir Putin was behind the hacks of John Podesta's?
Absolutely. The government of Vladimir Putin
was behind the hacks of our institution and the dump.
Of John Podesta's e-mail, not. Only in the John.
Podesta's e-mail but. Also in Europe.
OK, you're not. You know what you're dodging.
Ed. Ed.
Ed Tucker. Look and say I know they did
John Podesta's e-mail. They hacked, and I think that
Ronald Reagan rolling over Ronald.
Reagan. Ronald Reagan.
You're carrying water for the Kremlin.
I'm not. Carrying water for the you're
making? Look, you're a sitting member of
Congress on the insult committee and you can't say they hocked,
hacked. You're going.
To You're going to have to move your shoulder to RT Russian
television. Because you know what?
This is perfect. This is.
Beneath your office because it's so dumb and you're being
duplicitous. I'm asking you did.
It's so dumb and you're being duplicitous.
I actually really enjoyed that. I enjoyed Tucker Carlson pushing
back. We don't always see that.
Most of the time it's one sided because it's in the echo
chamber. It's people that are already
affirming things that other people already believe.
They are just repeating the falsehood.
It's nice to see a little bit of a push back.
Did that move the needle for anybody other than Tucker
Carlson's fans? No.
And did they think of anything new?
No. They just went like, yeah, we
all agree with Tucker. It's the danger of the echo
chamber. It's the danger of that illusory
sort of truth effect. It keeps getting committed.
The reason why The other side, each side right and left, will
not say things that are being said on the other side is
because you're going to interrupt that repetition and
you're going to build a wrap that is the opposite.
And if you had even repetitions of things that didn't agree with
each other, then people wouldn't know what the illusory truth
was, would they? They wouldn't understand the
narrative. They wouldn't be able to just
take it and think for themselves.
Here's something coming out of MSNBC kind of fun.
What we're pushing is, like I said, not just is Russia somehow
involved in these elections, even though we had the most safe
and fair and free election in 2020 that's ever happened.
They can't have it both ways. It's contradictory.
There should be cognitive dissonance.
Those are the two ideas that you have in your head that run into
each other at full speed, that don't agree with each other.
The whole idea, my father-in-law is great for this.
He used to say there's there's no reason that you should own a
firearm and nobody should trust the police.
Those two ideas are incongruous. They cannot meet together and be
harmonious because if the the state is the only one that owns
firearms and you can't own them, but the state can't be trusted,
then what the hell are you telling me?
That you want the only people that have the means of lethal
force to be the people that you don't trust?
That's crazy. That's a crazy concept.
And he deals with that all the time.
And so a lot of people in the political left are doing that.
The only reason why the political right is not so
aligned and why we have some disagreements and why we don't
move the ball forward so often is because we actually are
trying to entertain ideas that sometimes don't agree with each
other. And we're like, oh, like, I
don't know the right answer. They always know the right
answer. It's whatever the party pushes
out. And it looks something like
this. For years, the right wing has
been running a sketchy, tawdry political operation to find and
prosecute any wrongdoing by the president's son, Hunter Biden.
He has been targeted in what is essentially a political hit job
intended to inflict pain upon his father.
He's facing criminal charges by a special prosecutor in the
Department of Justice that many experts say would never be
brought against anyone who is not the son of the president.
Now, some of the most serious claims leveled against Hunter
Biden have to do with his work for a Ukrainian energy company
called Burisma and alleged payments they made to the
Bidens. Plural.
You see, Republicans have been yelling from the rooftops about
Burisma and alleged bribes paid not only to Hunter Biden, but to
Joe Biden, to the man himself, the President of the United
States who was then Vice President.
That idea of illicit, secret 7 figure bribes to the man who's
currently President has been the central point of their whole
attack. And today, in the most
spectacular embarrassment, unmanageable, It blew up in
their faces. You see, the special counsel
Republican appointee leading the case against Hunter Biden, who
was appointed by Donald Trump, now says that that guy, this
informant, they hung their entire claim on about the bribe.
He lied. All right, let's cut away from
that. Here's the indictment Grand jury
returns Indictment charging FBI confidential human source with
felony false statements and obstruction.
These are two charges, one of them under 18 USC 1001, which is
weak and bullshit. Nobody gets charged with that
unless there is a a more powerful charge and the other
one is 18 USC 1519 creating a false or fictitious record.
Now, I didn't know this because I've been lazy and hadn't read
this, so I'm going to straight up admit this.
I did not realize that this source, who I assumed falsely
assumed by the way, was a counterintelligence source
because of the type of materials, was actually
providing information on criminal investigations.
That is a critical, critical thing to discuss.
This person, this CHS. Alexander Smirnoff apparently
new information that he provided to Criminal Investigations.
He was used to provide them, and his handler advised him that
he'd have to testify in court on multiple occasions, including
but not limited to, October of 2010, May of 2011, October of
2012 might like this is crazy. April of 13 August of 13 July of
15 March of 2020, the the defendant knew that the
information he was providing was used in criminal investigations
because the defendant participated in a number of
operations where he was authorized to engage in
otherwise illegal activity, also known as OIA.
That means you're authorized by the United States Attorney to do
things that are illegal. Now you have somebody who we're
saying was involved in multiple criminal prosecutions, who
provided information, has been admonished as such, and then
lied about something. Does that discredit everything
else that was said? Did they investigate all the
other claims? Do they do they overturn with
it? Were these things declared
mistrials that? Are they getting a new trial
because of the information that was provided?
How central to the criminal prosecution that this guy was
involved in? How central was it?
Let's say he's discredited. Let's take it at their face and
say that this person is now discredited.
You have 10 years and upwards of $100,000 committed by the FBI,
our federal government in an investigative way that now finds
out, oh, suddenly whenever he came out with a political
allegation against the oh Biden against the Obama and Biden
administrations that this is a problem, now suddenly this guy
is facing charges and what he comes up with a new story that
he was getting it from Russian intelligence sources That seems
pretty sketchy and suspect. And then you have guys like
Chris Hayes on MSNBC screaming about how this is the sole basis
for the sole basis for what they're hanging their hat on for
this prosecution, for this, for this investigation of the
Biden's and their corruption. It's it's hard because they'd
already admitted that this person was a credible source,
not just a few days ago, and it makes this look really bad.
Here's Jamie Raskin admitting that yeah, this was a credible
source and there's no reason why you wouldn't think otherwise.
Here you go. Yeah, though he also described
this source as being highly credible and someone that has
been paid 6 figures. With information that they've
been able to provide the Bureau through the years, would you say
that that was accurate in your question as well?
Yeah, There's a confidential human source that the FBI works
with who has proven to be very credible, who reported a
conversation with someone else. OK, so he was credible or he
wasn't credible. That's hard to kind of square.
Let's say he wasn't credible. Now you've got James Biden, the
brother of the president, who's out there talking about
something. What's he doing?
He's saying that he never had any business involvement with
his brother, never had any dealings in his business, James
Biden, President's younger brother, told lawmakers in a
closed door deposition before the House Oversight Committee on
Wednesday that the president has never had any involvement or any
direct or indirect financial interest in the family's
business venture. The key point the Republicans
are disputing in their ongoing impeachment inquiry of Jill
Biden? He appeared before the GOP
control panel, said it has scores of bank records and
witness statements and so on and so forth.
He's a witness at the center of these allegations.
Here he is. You just heard Chris Hay say
that it was a spectacular blow up.
If only somebody, if only they had something, if they didn't
just hang their hat on this 1023 from this now so-called
discredited FBI source. If only there was somebody else
that had said this sort of thing, if there had ever been
any kind of allegations or there any kind of records that could
be done. It's almost like this never
happened. I've heard Joe Biden say that
he's never discussed business with Hunter.
That is false. I have first hand knowledge
about this because I directly dealt with the Biden family,
including Joe Biden. In late 2015 I was approached by
James Gillier, whom I had known for many years, about joining
him in a deal which he said would involve the Chinese state
owned enterprise CEFC, China Energy and what he called one of
the most prominent families in the United States.
I was informed first by Gillier and then by Hunter Biden and by
Rob Walker, who was working with the Bidens, that the Bidens
wanted to form a new entity with CFC, which was to invest in
infrastructure, real estate and technology in the US and around
the world. And the entity would initially
be capitalized with $10 million and then grow to billions of
dollars of investment capital. After months of discussion, I
agreed to Gillian Hunter Biden's request to become CEO of the
entity to be called Sinohawk. On May 13th, 2017, I received an
e-mail concerning allocation of equity which says 10% held by H
for the big guy. In that e-mail, there's no
question that H stands for Hunter, big guy for his father,
Joe Biden. All right, there's more of that.
You guys know what I'm talking about.
No, that's not Chris Farley. He didn't come back.
That's not fat guy in a little coat.
That's Tony Bobolinsky. You remember him?
Holy moly, the moose. The new cycle moved so fast,
it's almost like we didn't have IRS whistleblowers coming out
and saying that there was all this other kind of corruption
that was going on. It's almost like none of that
ever happened. Remember Gary Ziegler?
Is that his name? Not not Gary Ziegler.
Ziegler was the other guy. Anyhow, there are two IRS
whistleblowers that came out and did this.
It's pretty obvious that there was something going on.
What that thing is should be properly investigated and for
them to pin it all on something. This is a straw man, by the way,
and I'm not even sure that I believe the FBI because the FBI
doesn't say things that make any sense.
Either there was all kinds of election or interference or
there wasn't. Is Joe Biden legit or not?
These are all problems that like when they look into it, there
are internal conflicts. There's cognitive dissonance in
that narrative, one way or another.
It turns out on the other side, it's pretty easy to say it's
like Russia didn't have that much to do with the elections.
It could have been stolen domestically.
That's pretty easy to line up with.
The fact that the Biden's have millions and millions of dollars
with no discernible business and no deliverables.
That seems really suspect. That seems like something that's
a real problem. And then the fact that the guy
is a drug addict and all the other kind of crazy things.
Plus, you got Tony Bobolinsky out there saying hey there,
what? Like what?
Upside? Tony Bobolinsky is not a good
dude. He's not a good, decent human
being. We have some inside knowledge
here. The suspendables have some
experience. We'll leave it at that.
He's a dirtbag. Being a dirtbag, however,
doesn't mean that you're a liar. There's plenty of dirtbags that
are. Sources.
Case in point, FBI source. And how weird to change your
story to Russia, Russia, Russia after you've been indicted.
When it seems like that would actually benefit a leftist
narrative, it seems very problematic.
I don't like it at all. It makes me sick.
And yet it's just like it's symptomatic of so much of this
stuff. It's people that can't accept.
They've already committed to it. And so now everything that come
down the Pike, they're going to have to jump on it, even if it
makes no sense. Even if the cognitive dissonance
sort of is on there, because they have the sunk cost fallacy,
they have sunk in and they are, they're basically committed,
They are pot committed to this idea.
They're going to ride it out to the stupidity, to its inevitable
stupid conclusion, which is that they don't make any sense.
And that's why in the same way so many of our institutions have
degraded themselves because they basically committed to a
narrative and that narrative has been proven false over and over
again. Just like that poor girl in
Oklahoma. You commit to the narrative when
you're wrong and you're going to be less credible.
Like the independent factually inaccurate statements.
Really ugly. All right, Gary Shapley,
somebody said it. Thank you so much.
The other guys name was Ziegler. There were two guys, Shapley and
Ziegler. Well done, well done chat, Renzo
rants coming in for the win on that one.
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You know what? I'd love it if that was the
case. I don't think it is.
And why is that? Because so many of these people
have now pot committed to their careers.
The actual name for it in the federal services, the golden
handcuffs. I don't think we're going to see
a whole lot out unless they come out kicking and screaming.
Even the people that don't want to, even that don't want to.
Once they're kicked out, they still want to hide in the
shadows. Because my ex-girlfriend is a
very malevolent and vindictive creature and there's a lot of
ugly people just like that gal Tracy Whelan or Waylon.
Waylon is a good name for her. Yeah, Tracy Whelan.
People like that are out there, and they're willing to come
after you and they're willing to use federal authorities to do
evil things. It's not a good place to be.
But we'll be back here again. I don't know if we're going to
have a Steve friend Friendly Friday.
I hope so. Pray for his recovery.
He's not feeling really well. He told me he was on death's
door last night and that he sounded like RFK.
That's not a good place to be. That's a 60 friend.
So we'll hope that he recovers. But if not, we'll be here for a
friendly Friday without Steve friend.
And that's OK, too. It'll still be friendly.
It'll still be the Friday. We just may not have our buddy
Steve Friend. Yes, that's his real name.
All right, folks. God bless you.
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