Take a look behind the curtain with the real whistleblower in
American Patriot. Prepare to embrace the
uncomfortable truth, because this programme has no time for
comforting lies. Here is civil liberties
enthusiast, Second Amendment defender, and recovering FBI
agent Kyle Saraf. Hello my friends, Welcome to the
Kyle Serafin Show. Today is Friday, it's November
the 3rd and we are back streaming live from Liberty
Hill, TX here on rumble.com/kyle Serafin.
If you are watching us on YouTube, this is your two minute
warning. If you're watching on YouTube, I
know there's nobody on Facebook, but we put it out there anyway.
If you're watching on Twitter, we may actually even just go
only to rumblesorumble.com/kyle Serafin.
I got to talk to the founder of Rumble, the CEO of Rumble, Chris
Pavlovich, for a few minutes when I was at Mira Lago.
That's also weird. We just did that day before
yesterday and he told me that they had a new release for
Rumble. If you have not updated your
iPhone, there is a new release for the Rumble app to make it
more user friendly. I mentioned to him that my wife
is one of the 10 people that watch us on YouTube and he was
like, oh, why is that? Like what does she like about
it? So we had this kind of little
small chat, very user friendly kind of guy and a guy who wants
to make sure that this product goes strongly.
We are broadcasting today without producer Ryan.
He is closing on a house. So we are running this and I see
an awful lot, an awful lot of new names and faces in the chat.
I guess I just picture your face.
If you guys don't know that. When I see your names running
across the chat, I just imagine that there is someone there and
that I know that person because I know a lot of you guys feel
the same way when you meet up with us.
OK. So we're going to be bringing on
GB actual Garita Boyle instead of Steve Friend.
We're going to be talking about the week.
And today's kind of topic in kind of a very strange week for
us is the difference between perception and reality and maybe
the difference between expectation and realisation,
which we all kind of do this over and over again on a regular
basis. It's the the source of some of
the happiness that you will find, but it's also a source of
some of the sadness you get because you think, man, that
just did not live up to it. We're going to talk about
Miralago. In that case, some of the celebs
that we ran into, Neither of us are very good at knowing that
you're supposed to do selfies with people and then go, look, I
know this person tag on whatever the social media thing is.
I'm not that kind of guy. So there's some pictures of me
with people that I guess they were able to document.
Everybody knew who we were or a lot of people, right?
So that's pretty strange. Before we do that, I want to say
thanks to my friends over at Catholic Vote.
I'm not pulling up because for some reason it looks very fuzzy
on this particular streaming software.
But Catholic vote, go to catholicvote.org if you want to
get The Loop. I just checked out The Loop
today and one of the articles in there that I thought was most
fascinating. I'm going to give you a quick,
quick little brief on it. There is an administration
policy that would push abortions on migrant girls.
We kind of all know that's going on.
Some of the evil things that are happening at our southern border
and abusing women and children is right in line with what this
administration has done. They've done some really awful
things out there and this particular policy would actually
incentivize and fund abortions, which seems like it should be
outside of federal law. But they they just keep doing
these little end around. They keep scooting around what
they're allowed to do and what they're not allowed to do.
And unfortunately it results in the death of the death of
babies. Now these women are being abused
all the way up from wherever they come from, a lot coming
from Panama and then and making it up to our southern border.
It's a horrific, catastrophic experience, I think, for for
folks that are involved in this and unfortunately this
administration is not making any better.
So check out the loop, go to catholicvote.org, just plug in
your email if you want to get it.
I've had many of you reached out to me on social media.
Let me know that is really your favourite sort of quick little
update. It's part of your data dump as
you start your day. If you know you're getting
podcast information, you're getting it long form.
But if you want quick bullet points, short stories and you
can click on what you're interested in, the loop from
Catholic vote at catholicvote.org.
You don't have to be Catholic. You really don't.
There's plenty of people out there have been telling me hey
I'm not Catholic but it's really good.
It's like yeah it's not it's not telling you how many candles
need to be on the Catholic churches altar.
That's not what they're about. They're about informing you and
making you better armed. Alright, so before we do
anything further, let's go ahead and bring out my man, my buddy,
my partner in crime here there is GB Actual.
Hey buddy, how you doing? Good.
Good morning again. I just saw you yesterday.
Yeah. How?
How tired are you from that dude, that trip?
Because that was pretty exhausting.
Yeah, I'm tired. I'm worn out.
I told Heidi I was like, man, I'm, I'm beat.
And she's like, well, you're almost 40.
What do you expect when you, when you revel with millionaires
for a night? It's it's so strange.
So who are some of the faces that you recognise?
We went to Mira. Lago will kind of give the
expectation versus the perception and reality out in
just a second here. But some of the people that you
thought were kind of fun to see. The biggest one was probably
Cash Patel because he bought and paid for me with a 5000 dollar
cheque at Christmas time last year.
So they're being facetious for all, for all of our friends on
the FBI Security Division that are.
Like we got him. Um.
Other than that. It was cool to meet, like some
people who have had me on, like Roger Stone.
That was kind of cool. He had no idea who I was.
He's like, who are you again? And I'm like, and I told him
he's like, Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, you were great.
His wife super sweet. I chatted with her for for quite
a while. So that was that was cool.
Who else? It was great to see Dan Bongino
again. I know you.
You are a lot closer with him than I am.
But he. He recognised me and came up to
me and gave me a hug and asked how I was doing and and how
things were. And by that point in the night
it was. It was still kind of early on.
It was before the movie started, but it was a it was clear to me
that he certainly is very different than the vast, vast
majority of people that you're going to run into at something
like that. So that was cool and cash as
well I think too. Absolutely, yeah.
You want you want to tell them what happened when we got out of
the vehicles and we look over and there he is.
Yeah. So we we roll in through the
security at Mara Lago and. Once we get through and pull up
to where we're supposed to get out and they had, you know, like
a chauffeur who was going to take the car and park it
somewhere, we all hop out and. You know, I looked to my left,
I'm like, oh there's that's cash.
Patel and I just walk over there and he gives me a hug and a
handshake, recognised me right away and said, hey, good to
finally meet you guys in person. And then he was like, alright,
you're with me and he just took all of us, our, our group and I
mean we were big, it was me, you, George, Steve, Sonia, Tony
and I think that's it. So six and Ryan, so seven of us
that's so let's. So Sonia Lovasco who we've had
on the show, she's a coordinator for whistleblowers within the
federal Air Marshall Service. Her husband Tony, who's a great
guy and and really funny and a former Air Marshall as well and
former Secret Service. And then we had you and me and
Steve. We had George Hill who's our
other great guest that shows up here and and gives and George
and I did a long sit down and kind of I picked his brain for a
while. George is such a wealth of
information and and a really dark human being in some ways
like but in a in a lovable way. Ryan Matta as well.
And so anyway a pretty pretty awesome little group of people.
Definitely the kind of people that we want to spend our time
with if we if we're going to be away from our families, that's
kind of our family away from home.
So yeah, Cash kind of gathered up and then just started rolling
like he's like, he's like on me and then we moved.
Yeah. So he kind of gave us a little
bit more of a behind the scenes tour of of the general area in
which the party was taking place, but took us up towards
the big flag that that President Trump waves there and some of
the other areas that I think were a little more off limits
for the night. The flag was off limits that's
why this. So folks if you follow some on
True Social, you've seen the picture I posted.
It's got cash Patel in the background and he's like
striding there. He's not photobombing.
He goes, guys, you got to get a picture with the, with the, with
the flag, like stand up in front of the flag.
And so we did. And so it's me and Steve and
Garrett and that's how many of you know how big Garrett is or
how small Steve and I are. Take your pick, Garrett.
How tall are you? 6/2 OK, so he's 6/2 And are you
still close to 302 eighty something?
75 yeah, there's a good sized guy.
He's not the biggest guy in the world but he's good sized.
And Steve and I are like pretty small comparatively.
Also, I don't know if the angle doesn't makes it even look worse
but it's pretty funny. And that flag coming out of my
head is amazing. But in the background cash
basically he goes like, God, guys get a picture with the flag
and this woman from the Secret Service comes running up and she
was like, you can't do it here. Like this is not the place for.
I don't know. I think it was off limits to non
club members And Trump's Trump's house like where his actual
residence is, was just behind where we were and catches like I
got this guys like don't worry about it.
He goes striding often Just tell Secret Service what's up.
So that's, that's what you're seeing in that photo.
Which was a really funny moment for us.
We're just getting there, getting yelled at by people left
and right. Like staff from the club.
They're like, you can't be here and cast like no, no, no, no.
They could do whatever they say. I'm here, I'm the one doing this
thing. He kind of, I don't think he
even big time then he's just like super bellow about it.
He's just why you don't worry about this.
It's fine. Hey, hey, don't.
Worry about it. They're just taking a picture.
Age. Just a picture.
What are you worried about? It's just a flag.
Yeah. So that was cool.
And then then yeah you know we all we all like many of you who
are who are listening, watching and and holding it down in the
live chat. We had our lapel pins on and we
had a a couple handfuls of extra and we're you know it, it kind
of started to become a thing like probably after only being
there for like an hour people are hey, I see I've been seeing
that pin, what is it you know and so we got to kind of spread
the message a little bit there, at least plant the seed in a lot
of ways and hand out a couple of those.
And definitely by the end of the night people were were really,
really pointing them out and saying I, I keep seeing that.
I keep seeing that. What is it again?
Oh yeah, that's expendibles. Oh you guys are all you know
cancelled FBI agents or whatever.
So so hopefully you know all of us, all of you who are
supporting the pins and and helping and spreading the
message and wearing shirts and whatever, you know, we're we're
we're not going away. And unless they come at our at
our doors at 6:00 AM someday which they might but Oh well you
know like we're going to keep going and it many of the people
that are out there, you guys follow some of these names in in
social media. You follow them in the news
articles cause a lot of these people are coming straight on
the news. I mean we had Roger Stone there
who was raided by the FBI. We've got Michael Flynn who was
entrapped by the FBI with a perjury trap and you know no
underlying crime. We gave Michael Flynn, General
Flynn a pin. We got wanted to to Dan.
We gave it to Dinesh. We had Aaron Stevenson who's
another whistleblower that we've had on the show here and he was
with Project Veritas. We had Terra Rotas.
So we had a bunch of people and they were starting to sort this.
Yeah we had a clan. We were the single biggest
represented group of people at Miralago for this, for this
premiere on or this screening. I would call it on Wednesday.
And then they asked me to stand up and and and see it, which is
also really funny. You, you can't help but
appreciate the sort of amusement of just standing up in front of
a bunch of people. I went up to people and I kept
introducing myself and say, hey, you know, because look, look,
I'm a really regular guy, you're a regular guy, We're regular
guys. We walk through the airport.
Nobody knows who we are. But in an event like that where
there's people that are hyper focused on a very minute part of
the news, like, people know who we are.
And so that's really strange to go and have someone, you go
shake your hand. You've never met them before.
You do what normal people do. You introduce yourself.
You go, hey, how you doing? I'm Kyle Serafin.
And they're like, yeah, I know. You're like, what do you mean,
you know, I don't know who you are.
I've never met you. I'm trying to get your name.
Can you tell me what your name is?
I just, I got to meet Kevin Sorbo, which was kind of cool.
That's actually like, the only, like, sort of celeb thing.
I don't get really excited about celebs either.
It doesn't matter. But I like Kevin Sorbo.
I really love the fact that he was like a real view of
masculinity when I was a kid. For sure.
He played Hercules and then he's also come out in a in a really
big way. And he's just been a voice out
of the conservative movement. Like, look, I may be in
Hollywood, but I lifted weights Like he's he's a man's man.
He's tall, you know, he's big. He's got some years on him at
this point, but he's, he's very personable.
He speaks like a regular guy. So I got to shake his hand by
the pool and nobody was bugging him.
And that was kind of fun. But that was about the only,
like celeb siding. Everybody else is just people
that we talked to in the world and we're all doing the same
thing. I mean, that's the other kind of
crazy thing, you know? I mean, how about Mira Lago as
perception versus reality? Did that?
How did that come out? That man, it was.
It's a phenomenal place. I think it certainly is worth
more than $18 million. But real quick, I'm going to
plug a movie of Kevin Sorbo. It's called God is Not Dead.
And he plays like an atheist professor of some sort or
teacher. And I don't know, you know, his
background or like when when he kind of came to have a more firm
faith. But I think he certainly does as
as he's getting older and and you know participating in movies
like that, which is gonna just get you further cancelled from
Hollywood but he doesn't care because it's the right thing to
do. But yeah, Mara Lago, man, it
it's in Immaculate place. I've never been in Palm Beach
before. I've never driven past Mara Lago
or anything like that. Certainly never been inside any
place even close to that type of calibre of construction and
meticulous, you know, groundskeeping and and and just
the layout. Like when when we got there the
sun was was starting to set and it's coming down over the water
and you know all the people are kind of like mingling out there.
And I just it was very surreal for me to and that was one of my
first impressions before starting to meet some of these
people who I thought. In a lot of ways I thought wow,
even these people are are very disconnected from from what's
happening, but they they don't think they are and I I think a
lot of them truly are. But I hope I'm wrong about that.
But just on the overall experience, that's kind of what
I walked away from. But yeah it's it's a man.
I mean I I never would have imagined I'd ever be in a place
like that. So it was really cool in that
way to to see something like that and and even kind of just
be more more like a fly on the wall and observe and meet a few
people and and hopefully just spread the message of of what's
happening. Honestly, one of the probably
the the most memorable part of this whole thing for me, other
than you know, hanging with you guys, which is always fun.
We don't get to do it a tonne, but occasionally we do.
So it seems like it's always in Florida too, but when we all are
together, but. When I was flying in the day I
flew in, I had a connecting flight in Baltimore and.
I always front load my carry on and it's a it's an utterly stock
backpack that I wore every day in Afghanistan or you know I
wore all the time in Afghanistan.
And it it's a good carry on bag. You know it fits really good up
top and it fits all the stuff I would ever need.
And so, you know, I front loaded, I have my, my, my ear
buds in and I'm listening to a sermon and I hear Carol Boyle.
And I'm like, I like pulling ear bud out and I'm like like doing
one of these. And you know that this lady who
said my name, she, you know, she's probably saw that like,
oh, he's looking. And she goes, hey girl.
Well, and I was like, oh hey, and I don't know who this person
is and I don't get recognised, you know, even at Mar a Lago,
not, not, not many people knew who I was or recognised me, even
though I have the, the, the very distinguished type of ensemble.
But when Garrett walks around in a large blue suit, because he's
a large guy and he has like, you know, shoulder length hair and
the hair was down, was it? Not it was the hairs down.
The beard is legit. With the great beard comes the
great responsibility. You got a red tie on, I want to
say. It was blue.
It was another crazy guy blew up with a with a pink floral
pattern. But it pops and you're above
many people. You're not the biggest guy
there. But like not very many people
there look like they were ready to throw or take a punch.
I would say there wasn't. There wasn't like a lot of real
like meaty dudes and and you're like kind of whenever I wanted
to know where it was, I would just scroll, scroll the pool and
I would look for like the upper end of the heads and then like
the lower end of the hair and it was like, boom, there he is.
So yeah, you're you're not exactly miscible.
But not everybody is as tuned in as our audience is to what's
happening in the world, what's going wrong in the world.
And it's worth knowing that. So yeah, you're getting
recognised is weird. It is weird.
It's really weird. And you know, and I get that
too. My part just being an FBI
whistleblower, I get that. That's just a small part of the
overall wickedness and depravity that's going going on in our
country. But so so you know, OK, I'll try
to be a little graceful with people who.
No. OK, if they meet me and they ask
me about my pen and they have no idea who I am.
That is frustrating in the sense of, like to me it's everything
because it's such an important battle to me.
But I get that it's just, you know, a fragment of it.
So anyways, as I'm as I'm, you know, I briefly meet this lady
and I was wearing one of our shirts, you know, and she was
like, yeah, I recognise the, the bad shoe and and I was like, how
do you know who I am? And she's like I watched Kyle
Serafin show and I'm like, oh cool, great, you know, But I'm
like, I gotta, you know, there's people behind me.
And so it was very brief and I was like, wow, that was cool.
You know, I sit down and we go on our flight from Baltimore to.
Um, Palm Beach. And, you know, I'm kind of
towards the back of the plane. She was towards the middle
front. And by the time I get off, you
know, I'm not even thinking twice about it.
But there she is, you know, kind of hanging out waiting for me.
And she, she kind of flags me down and she's like, hey, can
you, can you talk for a little bit?
We ended up talking for 1520 minutes maybe.
And I don't know if she's in the live chat or not.
And I don't even know if I should say her name as she is.
You know, she knows who she is. But.
She we just chat and and she kind of tells me about how she
kind of came to this awakening relatively recently with paying
attention and being involved in in politics and your show and
Dan vaginosis and a couple others that she watches on the
on the regular and and and how she has realised like this is
really important and then she says.
Can I help you? And she ends up.
I end up pulling up my my Venmo and she right there just Venmo's
me a substantial amount of money in in my opinion and and she
asked if she could send you money not specifically.
Yeah, she wanted to know if. She wanted she could, yeah.
And even that was weird because like one of the humbling parts
of this whole experience has been just allowing people to
help you. I'm not good.
I realise I'm not good at that at all.
And but when they want to like. A friend that my friend who
helped me go gather all my belongings from Virginia, he
told me. Let people bless you.
And that has really stuck with me.
And so I'm thinking in my head, she's telling me she wants to
help. I'm trying to.
I I I want to resist it. But I'm like no, let her bless
you. She wants to And so you know I
pull up my Venmo. She sends me the money and she
she labels it. Girls Christmas.
And you know, for me, I know people who've seen me on your
show before, they know my faith is really important, a really
important part of this and. I honestly was like, this is God
literally saying Garrett, I got you.
No matter what happens, I got you.
Sure. Maybe I'm not getting the the,
you know, $135,000 a year salary that the FBI pays out to to
agents. Which on the human level would
be nice. That would be great.
I would, you know, very, very substantial.
Is that better than getting $5000 from Cash Patel?
Yes, yes, it is. It's it's a lot more stable and
you know 15 more years I would have got that pension and
everything but. I know this this world is
passing away, and everything in this world is passing away.
And so, as hard as it can be, sometimes it's like.
No, you're you're on. We're on this path for a reason.
We were put into this moment of time for a specific reason and
if nobody else ever recognises me ever again, but that Lady did
it, It meant something, you know and and you know.
She recognised also that my faith is is an important part of
this. And she said, how do you know so
much about that and about the Bible and everything and it's
like just overtime and and studying and and and really
paying attention to it. And especially in the last
probably three or four years, I've really realised how
important it is. And she said, man, maybe, maybe
I need to to dive into that a little bit more.
Maybe this is the sign that I've been waiting for.
And I told her, I'm like, you know, me getting cancelled from
the FBI. If it means that one soul is
saved, that one person turns to Christ, then it doesn't matter
what happens to me then my life was worth it.
So that's my. Story you actually believe that
not not all people say those things and mean it.
I just want you to know folks as you're listening to Garrett
Garrett is very he's a hard on his sleeve kind of guy and and
that that is an honest statement.
You talked about letting people bless you.
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I don't know that jam. Like, it makes me feel like I'm
doing like an 80s montage, like a training montage.
I feel like I should be like lifting rocks in a garage or
something. Or like like running in the snow
with it up to my waist. What you're about to be doing
because you're living in Ninevah, AKA Wisconsin.
I I wanted to kind of hone in on that thing, letting people bless
you. It reminded me of the fact that
you had that happen. Someone came to you and said let
me help you and you and I are men that are, that are maybe
proud is the right word but but if nothing else were self
reliant. We believe that we should be
standing on our own 2 feet, that we have responsibilities to take
on. We have to shoulder the burden
of whatever it is, sometimes heavier than others.
And you offered to come out, and this is how we found out that
the fans were at least following me briefly, because we flew to
El Paso together and you helped me move across the country.
We didn't work together in the FBI.
I I think a lot of people don't understand that.
We tell people how. How this is like the roots of
the suspend tables where it started up going back to
September, October, how you even got brought.
Like how in the world that we even came in connection.
We never worked in the same office.
Folks like I never met Garrett on duty when we work for the
FBI, right? Yeah.
So for me, I so a lot of people, you know, we probably memory
hold this but which we can't we we have to always remember this
part of it because I think it really was a tipping point if
not one of the bigger ones. So when Joe Biden signed
Executive Order 14043, that was the EO that mandated the
COVID-19 vaccine and UM, like Kyle.
But I didn't know it at the time.
I was a hard no on that. For my my spiritual reasons and
even for legal reasons, which I I ended up eventually putting
into about a 15 page constitutional concerns memo.
That's what I titled it and I I ended up knowing what I know now
about whistleblowing. That was my first protected
disclosure. I made that to my my direct
chain of command. Of course it went nowhere, so
eventually you get the opportunity again.
My finger quotes should have been used there, but to to apply
essentially for a religious accommodation to abstain from
the injection and you know I do one of those and I I went pretty
hard on that as well. And it that was also about 15
pages filled with with scripture references and and my beliefs
and all sorts of things. And so eventually that lands on
my CDC's desk. And the FBI, the CDC is the
chief division council. He has since become a very dear
friend and and I found out he also was a believer.
And you know I had worked with him before because of casework
or things like that, but we had never really talked on a more of
a personal basis. So I sent that to him were kind
of a a legal review and then I found out that he also was was
in the same boat as me and he said, hey, are you in the signal
group? And I had no idea what that was.
I knew what signal was, but I didn't know what the signal
group was and he ends up inviting me to it and and
bringing me in. And that's How I Met Kyle.
Because around the same time, probably a few weeks earlier,
Kyle had started to set up the signal group.
And friends of his who were in the same boat as us, who did,
were not under any circumstances going to put something in our
body that we believed based on our sincerely held beliefs was
wrong. This group started to grow and
grow and grow and I think at its peak it was around 300 people
and that's kind of how it started.
And early on I was, I was messaging in there a lot and
posting my religious exemption or that constitutional memo or
things like that. But that that is really the the
early stages of of how Kyle and I met.
And then at some point we start messaging more direct on Signal
and and from there, well Fast forward a couple years and here
we are almost two years later and very different circumstance,
but. So different, the thing that's
so important and and I think this is actually a message.
For people to take some heart in and I think this actually speaks
to your character in a in a way that many people may not know.
And look folks be doing something hard.
That's what that's what we when we say the sustentables, it
means you know, that something bad is going to happen.
I I suspected something bad would happen when I went forward
to Congress. I told my wife that we're
probably going to lose the job. They obviously didn't like the
fact that I wouldn't put stuff up my nose.
And so I was removed without pay for months and and I accepted
that. That was fine and I'm telling
300 people inside the FBI. 1% of the FBI, essentially there's
about 30 something thousand, you know, 36,000 people in the FBI.
We had close to 1% of them, which was 10% of the the
objectors to the COVID shots. And when I'm telling them this,
I'm like, look, this is coming for you.
Start making your plans now. It's a lot like what I'm telling
you. You know, figure out what your
food supply looks like. It's a lot like getting your
religious house in order, getting your faith and your
ideas, setting your feet in stone so that you are not going
to give any territory back because we need to be gaining
territory right now when it comes to freedom and faith and
family and. And liberties.
So I started talking to Garrett offline, away from these people,
and I just said they're going to come for everybody.
And. And and you too.
And so when I went forward with the showing that they were going
after parents at school board meetings, he and I started
talking. He's like look.
I'm gonna find out what cases they actually.
Pulled up on this threat tag like, I'm going to find out who
they were investigating and I'm going to bring that forward.
And so many of you may not understand this, but the the,
the original protected disclosure that really got
Garrett on the map, I think is that he went to Jim Jordan's
office with information about who these people were, who the
actual parents were. And maybe some of you out there
were those parents that were at school boards.
You probably don't know because the names are not public.
But there are, there are parents who are being investigated by
the FBI when the FBI said they were not doing that thing and
that was the line too far for you in some ways.
You want to talk about the decision process?
Cause I think that's also something that people can, they
need to emulate, if nothing else, they need to emulate the
process that you went through that said it's coming for me
because I told you. Yeah.
And then how it came to you and then maybe when it actually did
I think that be worth hearing. Yeah.
So for me it, it probably really started when I was writing that
religious accommodation request And by the time I got done with
that and I remember it so vividly because they had a due
date on it, which I still would say that that's illegal and I
included reasons as to why and and and what I wrote.
But I'll abstain from going down that rabbit hole.
And I remember when I got done writing it, it was over Columbus
Day weekend because we had a three day weekend and I
basically was locked in the whole time to make this thing as
jam packed as possible with how wrong they were and why from a
biblical perspective and in some ways from a legal perspective.
And by the time I was done with that, I told my wife and I had
my gun and my badge and my creds, you know, like where I
where I kept that stuff in Kansas.
And I grabbed my badge and my creds and I said they can take
it. It's not worth your soul.
It's not worth what you believe, and I didn't say this, but it
reminds me what I said earlier. This world is passing away and
the reason we are here is for God's glory and to glorify Him
and to do His will. And of course we get it wrong.
Like I've said before, I send everyday many times.
I I know, I know I'm imperfect, which is why we need Christ to
die on the cross so He could save us.
And I I would just remember thinking like this is, this is
for man being an FBI agent having creds in a badge and this
position. I do believe that the government
is ordained by God. Again, this is a rabbit hole.
This is take me over an hour to talk about.
But when government goes against what God has ordained and what
God wants, you have a duty to resist what the government is
doing. And I think at this point in
this country, for all sorts of reasons, not just COVID vaccine,
but all sorts of reasons, we are at a point where you have to set
your fear aside because people say all the time, man, you're so
courageous. I'm not.
I'm really not. I I was afraid too.
And then by the time I got cancelled, I was really afraid
because now I don't have income. Now who knows?
And then even after I testified, now I'm being threatened with
being arrested. So there is plenty of fear
there, but at this point you know you only can lean into
doing what is right because what other choice do you have?
What other option do you have? I could have in early on gotten
a fake vaccine card, gotten just gotten the vaccine, all sorts of
other options to just cave. And I kept coming back to my
beliefs and saying I can't do those things because those are
wrong too. And then once I started going to
Congress, it was again. It was another one of those
things where it's like, man, I'd I'm pretty sure this is going to
end poorly for me. Um, And I was right about that
as well. I had been doing it for so long,
about 10 months by the time I was cancelled that I don't know
if I got complacent, but I kind of forgot.
And I thought, oh, maybe they realised though, this guy's
going to Congress, there's nothing we can do.
Obviously I learned the hard way that that was that was a false
belief. But again, it's one of those
things where it's like the government is doing what is
wicked. Congress is set there legally to
be a barrier from that wickedness.
We are are approved by law to go to Congress.
So we did. And when they come for you
anyways. And they will.
And they were starting with the list they have of people who
dissented from that vaccine. What other option do you have
but to do what is right what what, regardless of your fear?
Yeah, let me. So we're talking to Gerardo
Boil. He's an FBI whistleblower.
He's a dear friend of mine. He is the the one who is helping
me understand a little bit about how the sustentables came to be
because I feel like it's really important for us.
Now we're looking back. We just got back from Lago and
we're kind of talking on the perception versus the reality.
You expect things to be one way. They are something very
different. Let me let me ping this against
you because this just occurred to me.
I've been saying this frequently in the last few days that we all
sort of think that we all make plans.
That's what men and women do. Human beings make plans.
They have an expectation of what the world will look like.
And then God has a different plan oftentimes, which we find
out and you can't really realise what that is until you look in
the rearview mirror. In the moment you're like, I'm
losing my job, I'm getting moved out of my place, my children
have no home, they don't have any coats, I have, I have no
income. Like all the things that are
terrifying and they really are, they're really scary and they're
and they're upsetting and most people are not able to deal with
it. And then you look in the
rearview and you go, that's why that makes sense for sure.
And and I and I imagine that people through all of history
have gone. You know, this door closed.
I thought it was all over. Another door opened.
My life is not better than it could have been.
Like, I I had somebody that there's this troll that goes
after me on Twitter. And he and apparently he's a
former agent, and I don't think he actually knew me ever.
But he claims to have known me at headquarters, which is funny
because if you knew me at headquarters and you thought I
was a bad person in the FBI, that actually is a really bad
reflection on you. I had no bad reviews.
You know, I rub some people the wrong way because I feel very
strongly about things. But like, nobody ever came to my
face and had problems with it. And if they did, I probably
didn't like them. And probably if you listen to
the show, you wouldn't like them either.
There's a lot of just do the job that you're told.
But what occurs to me is this. You made a whistleblower
disclosure. You didn't realise that was a
protected disclosure, but it fits the statute.
I've done several. I started them in probably 2018.
I started going to the Office of General Counsel.
I think I even did some in 2017 talking about how my boss was
doing things that were actually illegal.
They were against federal employment law.
So you start doing certain things you don't know.
That those are part of the thing.
And and each one of those little incremental steps, it prepares
you, but it also sort of softens you to taking direct action.
You're like, well, I told somebody that's what many of you
will do in your lives. And the only reason why you and
I are sitting in this position right now is because we didn't
have one decision and one action.
We had multiple decisions and multiple actions.
Head is all in the face very glaringly and instead of us
softly pushing back, we set our feet through our fists up and
said this is this is the fight that I'm going to die on this
hill and I'm not going to go any further.
Of course we lost the job over it.
But it actually prepared us for a much more radical push,
because it wasn't like if somebody came up and said, hey
man, could you just park your car over there?
You can't park in your driveway anymore and you be like, oh can
I not ohk alright park on the street I guess.
Like I could accommodate one thing right?
Or they'd be like, hey listen, you can't wear a baseball hat
anymore. We have to be able to see your
eyes. And you'd be like.
Oh, really? Huh.
I I mean, I don't mind people seeing my eyes.
That's not really that big of a deal.
I want to wear a baseball hat, though.
Sunny out. But oh, OK, fine.
I could compromise. I can park my and then they're
like, but if someone came to you was like, listen, dude, here's
the deal. From now on, you will only wear
blue socks and you will not wear a baseball hat and you will not
park in your own driveway. And you're like, these are
arbitrary, capricious and, like, completely tyrannical ideas and
you're going to throw them all at me at once.
I'm out. Now.
What? Because I say no.
And and we were put in that situation.
Those are just like everyday little examples, but it's like
go put this thing up your nose. And make sure that you do what
we say and, you know, comply with this thing that you think
is tyrannical. And by the way, we're going to
be doing some really awful stuff, probably gonna have you
go and observe parents that are just like you doing something
that you know in your heart is illegal.
It's constitutionally prohibited.
Go do all those things at once. And you're like, oh, smack, you
know, hits you right in the face, hit the microphone too.
It smacks you right in the face. And you just go like, it shocks
you out of that sort of complacency over your life where
you're used to kind of going along and getting along.
We had a real firm decision basically for all our chips.
It's like going all in on poker, yeah, for sure.
It's like are you in or you out And and you and I are in all the
way, 100%. You know what you're saying.
It reminds me of another verse that has been heavy on me.
It's Proverbs 1921. Many are the plans in a person's
heart. But it is the Lord's purpose
that prevails. And that's precisely what this
is. You don't know what your
decisions are leading to. You don't know what other
people's decisions are leading to relative to what you've done.
All these things working together, you know, on the
divine algorithm that the Lord has at at play for these, like
it was always going to be this, we just didn't know it.
And and you know all those things at once and I think our
military backgrounds, our time in law enforcement, sometimes
you're taking in all of this information at once with whether
it's a crime scene, you know, being in combat, whatever it
might be. It's like pouring in.
It's like sensory overload and it's fight or flight.
And it was very similar with all of these things coming at once
and then to look around and say, why is nobody else doing what's
right? And then when you start having
these sidebar conversations with these people, they all agree
that it's wrong. And it's like you're an FBI
agent, or you're a task force officer working for the FBI, or
you're the boss in the FBI. You swore the same oath that I
swore. You're telling me that you know
it's wrong, so why are you doing it?
And they all, not all the vast, vast, vast majority did it
anyways. And that is how, you know,
people in this nation and this government has been turned over
to just peer vile wickedness. And I know there are people out
there who say that's going to be OK, it's going to be alright.
Well, is it? Because as history has shown
time and time and time again, it only gets worse from here.
That's. Right.
Somebody just in the chat mentioned that they were, they
were in awe of how easily you cite Bible verses.
And I'm curious, just dropping them out of the knowledge that
lives in your head. I wonder if that comes from from
studying statute and being able to be a a cop and if there's any
sort of parallel there that you see.
Yeah, I I think that's actually a very astute point.
I haven't really thought about it in that way.
But yes, it's it has to be that way like I as you said that I
just thought of. That's your code book.
Yeah, it's a code book And there were there's a handful just like
with the code book that you just know like 947.01 is disorderly
conduct in Wisconsin. I still know that I've not been
out law enforcer here for 5-6 years, you know like, but I know
that one because that was a very common one.
You know and I'm sure if I thought about there be others
but and then of course you can always go look you know so but
like that the one from Proverbs I just mentioned I, I put it in
a sub stack after Steve and I got back from from testifying.
We had it written on our window one of the windows in Kansas
because we had a lot going on before I got suspended with
potentially trying out for the new position having a baby on
the way. And so that was kind of like one
of our family verses at the time and it has just remained so.
So that that's one that has really stuck.
They don't, you know, they don't all stick.
Sometimes I'll just be like like I'll know there's a verse about
whatever I'm thinking and I'll just punch it in and DuckDuckGo
or whatever. And I'll put a couple of the.
Keywords and drag the numbers out of it.
But you know you know roughly where it's going.
Like I know one that you're gonna probably know the the
actual reference. But something to the effect of
God has prepared you for a time such as this.
What does that come from? I don't know.
I don't know the reference, but I know the verse.
You. Know we know the verse.
It's in our head, right. Yeah.
I I feel like your ability to to drop code the way that you did
when you were a law enforcement officer doing local law.
Enforce real law enforcement in many ways, not cosplay with the
Bureau. When you did that, it prepared
you and and and and. My wife actually said something
similar to me which we we do share these things.
This is something and we'll talk about this in a second.
But there's there's something to the effect of all of your your
your processes that brought you to this point.
Like I said, you look in the rearview you go, of course, like
I didn't deploy when I was in the military.
That's what I joined the military to do.
I wanted to go to war. You went to war.
I I was always sort of envious at guys that got to do the job.
Not because I thought going to war was so glamorous but because
you signed up for something. You want to see it through.
That's just like if you if you train for something, you don't
do it. That's a that's a strange thing.
And my wife sat me down right before.
This all went live and I don't know if you know this, but I
think you do. Just before they took my badge
in my gun in April of of 22. My wife was baptised as a
Catholic. Yep, I didn't know that.
Yeah. And she had previously, you
know. No, you know faith tradition in
in her life grew up as sort of an atheist.
Not because she was she was like a lovely person always was
probably one of the most godly people.
But just. You know, she just didn't have
any formalised structure for it and so she was baptised.
We were prepared for that problem and she said all of the
training that you did that you never deployed for like it's all
for now. And a lot of the training I did
was very, very hard physical stuff and resistance training in
various ways. You know, and so then you then
you go and it's like they're going to push something on you
and you're trained for resistance.
It's easy. You're like, oh, you're going to
make me do really hard things. I did this voluntarily for a
living. Bring it.
You can't break me. I've, I'm, I, you know, they
always say that special operations training is not about
physicality. It's actually about it's about
mental toughness. They say something like it's 20%
physical. It's 80% mental.
It's actually bigger than that. If you're not physical, you're
going to get crushed. But your mind has to be the
strongest weapon of all of them. George Hill says the most
dangerous weapon is between your ears.
I agree. A lot of people say that that's
this is the human. Weapon system.
And my weapon system was honed for this thing.
So it's like, bring it on. I'm not scared of you.
Well, what are you gonna do? You gonna take my job?
I've had a bunch of jobs. It turns out.
I've had a bunch of jobs and I will be the first guy and I'm
still standing. And it allows other people to
go. Well, maybe I could stand too.
And also let a lot of people know.
Maybe I should not say anything and keep my job.
Yeah, I think that is a big part of it.
You know, it's people. They see what happens and they,
you know, I've had people say, like, I want to be like that,
How, how, how can you be? And I'm like, I don't really
have an answer like that. I can't break the code for you.
Like, I think you're 100% right. It's those past experiences have
led us to this point, have given us the ability to say no.
And honestly, part of that even is things I look back on in my
life and say I should have handled that different.
I should have spoken up. I should have intervened.
I should have, should have, should have.
And I'm sure there will still be things like that in the future
where I don't do what's right. And then in retrospect, it's
like, oh, I should have done that.
All of those things are part of this algorithm that helps bring
you to where you are. And I thought, you know, I
always thought especially like in the last 15 years or so, my
time in the Army, my time as a cop, my time as an FBI agent, I
thought this is what God's plan for my life is to be this, this
type of protector, this type of person.
But in reality, he was using those things to prepare me for
this. You know, like I think of the
combat I did see very different from the combat we're in now.
But mentally it's a very similar in a lot of ways.
And you know, I've said before that this, this whole
experience, this trial of my life is harder than my
deployments and people who don't, people probably don't
understand that. And I don't even know if I can
articulate it in a in a in a superb way because you would
think, oh, you're getting shot at and you're there for a year
and guys you know are getting blown up from ID's and losing
limbs or perhaps on the brink of death.
I'm thinking of one guy in my platoon.
We all thought he was going to die.
He ended up living and then and then, you know, like I wear this
bracelet for my friend who was killed.
How could that be harder? Or how could this be harder than
that, than all of that? And it is.
It's probably because you see this tyranny so clearly.
And then like for me with my faith and the examples in the
Bible of of when people resisted tyranny, you know the the
biggest one is probably in the book of Exodus when Moses
straight up told Pharaoh no. And lots of Christians today
will say don't get political. And it's like, well tell that to
Moses or don't get political, OK, tell that to Jesus.
He was crucified at the hands of corrupt government officials.
It from the Jewish side and the Roman side.
So don't tell me not to get political.
You can call it getting political if you want, but
simply it's doing what's right. And if it took going to war and
being a cop and all of that to be here, we're fine.
This is what the Lord has prepared us for.
This is our fight. This is our battle.
And join us, everybody, because we're gonna win in the end.
Maybe not on earth, but we will win in the end.
Yeah. There's plenty of people
obviously who are watching this that that have already taken
that sort of thing. That's probably why they're.
Unfortunately, we tend to speak to a choir in a lot of ways, but
there are there's some ways that we can expand that.
I'm going to talk about that in a second.
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Are you allowed to do that yet? Is your lawyers giving you any?
I don't know. I mean, yeah, I don't know.
It's just all so weird. I and I know they have a
different mentality and different approach on things
that I probably don't understand.
And you know, while we were in in Florida, I was emailing back
and forth a little bit with them and you know it.
Yeah, I I trust them. I'm grateful for them.
But sometimes I I do wonder and I know they are probably looking
at a different landscape than I am.
So. Oh, definitely.
Yeah. It's it's not nearly as
personal. So here's something kind of just
a small thing. And I know you do this all day
long, too. We just show that little promo.
I'm over there opening up my new Patriot cooler.
What do you call it? Large cooler?
The 50 quart. And I'm cutting it out.
I'm pulling on the box so you see it and kind of like speed up
in the background as my garage gym.
I used to have like a 1000 square foot garage.
I used to have the best garage gym, one of the best ones in
America for a guy that made his little money.
You know, like I wasn't a millionaire.
I just had like a nice house in a in a very inexpensive part of
the world and I had this awesome garage gym.
I had everything. I had all, I had a six post rack
and I had a heavy bag and a water bag and a, you know, you
know, cardio equipment, a deadlift platform and and a
yeah, all the things right. I had 9 barbells on the wall.
I had like thousands of dollars worth of barbells and I don't
have any of that stuff anymore. I can't carry it with me.
I'm in a rental house. Like, I got a couple of things
that are trapped on that wall, which is better than a lot of
people because that's what I spend time and money on, but
it's like. Dude, that was an opportunity
cost. That was the cost of doing
business. And it's and it's easy.
I would do it again every time. They're like, you never have
this and you're going to be in this house again and be like,
OK, all right, yeah. The interesting thing is this.
We just spent time we had, so we talked about our little crew
that went to Marlago. We were all we rented a house
together and we all got to say it like, can you kind of comment
on the the, the characters of those people, some of them you
hadn't met before in person and you haven't really spent time
with? Anything that struck you about
meeting those people and sort of maybe values that were in common
was you put them all together in the House.
Hmm. Yeah.
So I I, Ryan was the only person I had not yet met in person.
I've spent a fair amount of time with you especially with the the
move from from from from Las Cruces to to Austin.
But and then sometime with Steve you know with testifying and and
Florida and a little bit of time with Sonya.
Last time in Florida, I got to meet Tony as well.
And the, I mean, honestly, yeah, dude, like the the one thing
that that really shines through for me is how different we are,
but how similar we we're we're all so different, like our
characteristics and quality traits and personalities and I
guess we all come from some type of law enforcement background
other than Ryan. But so we have that common
thread, but we're so different. But then the things that say,
no, I'm not crossing this line, it's it's a it's like a beacon
for all of us where it's like, yeah, of course, why would you
cross that line? And we all have that similar
trait, you know, and and you know, I, I was foolish enough to
think that everybody in law enforcement, everybody in the
military, that's how we all were.
And you know, I know, I know there are people out there who
who are in those professions who struggle because they know the
right thing to do, but they don't do it.
And I think that just comes from loving the things of the world a
little bit too much. And don't get me wrong, I
struggle with that man like you were just talking about your
gym. My, my gym.
Probably not as nice as yours, but nice enough and probably
nicer than most. I've had it since I was a cop.
You know, it's when I started building it up and I had it in
Kansas and it was almost a daily, you know, routine of of
going in there and using that equipment and it's been broken
down since we moved from Kansas. And then it was, it was in part
of the lockup that the FBI did with all of our stuff for weeks
and weeks and weeks. And then it, it sat in the
garage at the rental and now we're at a different place and
it's it's locked up here, it's broken down here.
And I have it listed on Facebook marketplace because we don't
have room for it and I don't know when I'm going to use it
like. And there are other things too,
like the house we were going to get in Virginia and our salaries
and our pension and our healthcare and all sorts of
things you can point to earthly, but who cares?
And that. But that's it.
The other the other thing that I saw too that's so wild is that.
You notice that nobody had to to to assign any duties while while
we're there, somebody stepped up and said I'm going to be doing
the cooking. That's what I'm most passionate
about. Everyone else is like, OK, well
what's my job like? We're Bsing around, but it's
like, OK, I'm gonna do the cleaning.
Nobody had to tell anybody a role.
Think about a group of people that you get together.
Even if you get your family, you're like, hey, can you just,
can you bitch in? There was nobody there that
didn't pitch in and do their thing right.
Everything got done. The house got cleaned.
We walked out and and I don't remember having a single
discussion. There's there's certain types of
people in this world, the people that I want to be around that
know that they have a job and a role and responsibilities and
they pick them up. Sadly.
And they carry them and then think about the difference
between that and people who are a lot of them in federal
service. Where if you didn't beg them to
do their job, they don't do it right, I mean.
They don't go looking for work. Have you heard the the anecdote
of pushing the grocery cart back?
Have you heard that before? About shared anyway, yeah.
So you know, it's essentially you get your groceries, you go
to your vehicle, you load them up and the cart return.
It's it's too far away or you got to take it back to the store
or whatever and it's are you going to return the cart?
Nobody's going to do anything. If you don't, it's just going to
sit in the parking lot until an employee gets it.
I think somebody's getting paid for it, right.
I mean that's that's the mindset or yeah.
Producer Phil calls it a citizenship test.
Hmm. You can find out what kind of
citizen you are based on what you're willing to do with the
grocery cart. Yeah.
And and I think that's what we all and whose were in in the
house in Florida. You push the cart back and you
don't think twice about it because otherwise it's not
getting done. You know we're not getting meals
made unless you're assigning it and then somebody's not doing it
just out of the genuineness of their heart.
Heart. They're doing it because they
were asked to or told to. But that was not the case at
all. And I bet anytime we all get
together, it will never be the case.
It's also one of those pieces where everybody is given
different gifts, but it's the same spirit.
Whenever I start hanging out with you, I start all my all my
scriptural references start coming to top of mine, which is
good for me too. But there's something to be said
about not everybody is asked to do the same thing.
Not everybody is asked to be a suspendable in the same way.
Not everybody is have to lose their job over it.
And and maybe your job is that you're a manager and you're the
person that pushes back and you're allowed to to to cover
for your employees. I'm going to take care of my
people. You're going to lose eight
people. Are you willing to lose eight
people over this? That policy you have, well,
we're not. That would destroy our company.
Well, act accordingly and maybe you're in a place of authority.
Enough. The sad thing is, we don't see
any suspendable coming from the upper ranks.
But, but in, but in the broader context of this country, there
are people, there are companies, there's a company and I don't
get any money from them there. One of my favourite folks if you
want to go to a good place to buy.
What is it? Accessories for
firearmsdfsgarms.com I'm a huge fan of what they did.
They sent out an email to all their customers and I've been a
loyal customer for a long time. They offer a great military and
law enforcement discount, so that's cool.
But they they sent out an email to their customers.
They said we are a approved government contractor and
provider. We have contracts to be able to
sell different goods. We are not going to force our
employees to get the COVID vaccine and we're going to lose
all of our government contracts over it.
And we're going to lose some business.
So we hope you stick with us, yeah?
I I went out of my way that week to buy things from them that I
had been thinking about, maybe buying it at some point.
When when people do that, they're like, I'm going to lose
something because it's the right thing to do.
They, I mean, we should send them whoever the CEO of the
company, I don't know who they are, but maybe we should get
there in Texas. Not shockingly, we should send
them some suspendable gear. There's another couple of
companies that said we're not going to go to Las Vegas and do
SHOT Show, because SHOT Show requires that you wear a mask
and I'm not going to make my employees wear a mask.
Good, I mean. And there are people out there
doing that. That's such a small number.
But you know, fear and courage, man.
They are they. They are Ying and Yang and I
think when people see fear, they become more afraid when people
see courage. And again, courage is not the
lack of fear. It's not at all, but when they
see it they think, ah, maybe maybe I could do that too.
And when people see companies doing things like this, I mean,
I might kind of dumbfounded because you don't see companies
doing that. You just don't.
You see them putting Dylan Mulvaney up up as their poster
boy and you know that's you're going the wrong way, you're
going the other direction now and then look what happens then
they do get a little bit cancelled.
But it's it's it's great to hear of companies like that because
that's the thing. If we all just stood up for the
truth and stood up for what we believed in and what was right,
well, we would have had lockdowns like we had.
We want to had mass mandates like we had.
We wouldn't have companies losing government contracts over
it because we would be the people telling the government,
you're wrong, you can't do that. Don't do that.
But instead we March forward towards tyranny.
Mostly, but not entirely. We went into this bathroom
because we had some downtime. We checked out of our Airbnb in
Florida folks, and Garrett and I are standing out there and Ryan
show and Garrett a drone. And I'm telling George Hill
stuff. And George Hill is telling me
scary stories about how scared the world is.
And it's very scary. And we have to go into use this
public restroom because we've got like 5 hours to kill.
We're just sitting like homeless guys on our bags waiting to go
to the airport and we didn't want to sit at an airport, so I
go into this public restroom. Sometimes you see some really
interesting messages. In very strange places and there
was a sign. It was a warning sign.
It was all red with white letters.
It looked like an official warning, like don't touch this.
It could be hot or slippery when wet or something to that effect.
And it was on the hand dryer in the men's restroom in West Palm
Beach, in a bathroom that is probably used mostly by homeless
people. And somebody had put the sticker
on and the sticker said, Your obedience is perpetuating this
nightmare. Your obedience is perpetuating
this nightmare is something that we should all take to heart.
It's almost like there's a Newtonian physics law that that
objects in motion tend to stay in motion and objects at rest
tend to stay at rest. The the fundamental principles
of inertia. It's almost like it's coded into
the way the world works. If you are courageous and you
take courageous action, it begets more courage and people
around you are more likely to fall into that slipstream behind
you and also be courageous. You don't have to be the first
person to the door, but you got to go through the door right?
And in the same way, fear perpetuates interfere and
inaction perpetuates more inaction.
Many of us are gonna have to learn, some of you already have,
how to be less governable because that's a fundamental
American principle, is that we were an ungovernable people.
That's why they created, they didn't create a system of broad
capabilities and and compliance. It was like you have a lot of
freedom. Don't screw it up.
Handle your own business. Go forth and multiply and go
take over the country. Yeah, you know, I I tweeted this
actually, and somebody screenshotted it and shared it,
which I'm fine with because I stand by it, but.
Benjamin Franklin. Not Benjamin Franklin.
Yeah, Ben Franklin. He will.
You know, early on in the this great experiment, he said
rebellion to tyranny is obedience to God.
And Thomas Jefferson liked that so much he took it and put it on
his his family seal or Crest or whatever he had.
Made but and it's like, that couldn't be more true.
That's it. Precisely what what what we have
to Remember, Remember, is when when the government becomes
tyrannical like Pharaoh. Or like many other examples, we
could point to again that we'll do a full show if you want,
maybe three of them, but there's maybe you'll have your own show
maybe pretty soon on this channel.
Yeah, and so it's yeah, rebellion to tyranny is
obedience to God and. You have to, you can't.
You can't comply your way out of this.
You simply have to do what's right, you know, and it's
simple. It's not easy all the time
because we we live in our human mind, mindset and and the way we
live on this earth. We think this is it and it's
like, no, this is we're just passing through.
We're just sojourners passing through.
There was a big discussion as the the the church broke and the
the Protestants came off. And it was essentially the the
the fundamental debate between Protestants and Catholics
historically was something to the effect of whether faith
alone saves you or whether your actions show your faith, whether
your deeds. So it was really faith versus
deeds. There was this long sort of.
I'm simplifying it dramatically, obviously.
But there is that, that focus. And while faith alone may be
enough to save you, it may not be enough to save this country.
It's going to take some deeds. It's it's it's time to step in,
which is a pretty Catholic way of going about things.
It's like how will you know, You'll know their Christians by
their love. You'll know that they're that
they are faithful by the actions that they perform.
It's time. That's what's Expendables are
people who of those of you who know exactly what I'm talking
about in the live chat. So like I said, we are indeed
preaching to the choir, but but the way you get more people to
join the choir is you sing loudly, you sing proudly and you
sing on tune as best you can and and invite someone to join you
because people are able to follow action.
Everyone's looking for leaders. Everyone right now is looking
for someone to follow and we find that.
I think that's what's so strange for both of us.
Maybe that's why. Maybe that's the weird thing
about being recognised is because we're just doing what we
would do, right? And that shouldn't be unusual
but it is at this time and yet and so therefore people are like
got it. I want to be with you guys and
and I I wholly invite you to be with us to and and and some of
you are going to have to start being a little bit more
uncomfortable because your example is going to get
recognised. Most of us in intend not to be
that. I had a funniest discussion
about social media. You ever had social media
before? Yeah, I had it.
But it was, you know, it's just, I was like friends with friends
from, you know, work or from the army or whatever.
Family. Nothing.
Nothing crazy, you know. Yeah, it's, it's.
And now you have a profile that people will actually look at.
You'll have you look, down you go, oh, like this Congress
person is watching me or like this news person is following
me. I see it every day.
There's like new people that I'm like, oh, these people have
influence over the world. I don't like the word
influencers, but they are. They are providing a perspective
and they are looking at me to see what mine is, too, which is
why all these things end up being recorded.
And whenever somebody says something, it's like, have
anybody attacked the message that we are bringing.
They may attack us as human beings, imperfect vessels out
there, but nobody's, nobody's being.
Fundamentally that what we said is wrong and we are giving false
information. We get a lot of these, like
former Bureau people that are like, oh, you couldn't hack it
in the Bureau. It's like, really?
Yeah, thank God. Yeah, like I consider that a
badge of honour. Silly, silly guy person that you
are. So, uh, oh, go ahead.
No, you, you know Burt Macklin. Yeah, I love Twitter.
We love Burt Macklin on Twitter. He's so funny.
Yeah, he, he sent me a message yesterday.
He went back and listened to when Steve and I were on PBD and
he said something to the effect of like, man, you guys just came
off as genuine, as truthful, as reliable, as smart.
Like you knew what you were talking about.
And I just thought like, well, yeah, when you just are who you
are and which we just tell the truth, that's what we did as FBI
agents, that's what. We did as cops that's I mean
that you just that's of course that's what shines through
because that's just what you do and and I did take it as a
compliment still but. We're probably so used to
politicians or. Or just how phoney people can
be. And it's like, so yeah, when
they see somebody just being like who they really are.
Well then it's that's like noticeable.
And that's kind of sad that that's the case but that, you
know, that's where we are. I did an interview with Seb
Gorka the other day. Some of you guys, if you didn't
see it, we did the manhood hour. It's actually my favourite thing
to do long form discussions and especially with fun people like
7. So he was asking me questions
and then it's just like, I just tell you the truth.
I tell you the same thing if we were sitting having a beer.
I a lot of my interviews are getting that way where it's like
I'm not making this stuff up. I didn't have to go and like
find some talking points like why I just tell you the thing
that I either know to be true or that I think to be true or
something that happened in the past that illustrates whatever
my points are. And I've got a pretty good
memory. So I'm blessed with that and I
have an easy way of communicating all of these
things. Some of them are really funny
and they're not always very flattering to me.
A lot of them are pretty self deprecating because if you can't
laugh at yourself like we're all going to be in tears anyway.
So I just think that's really funny.
I want to wrap this one up this this week has been a long one.
I'm I'm grateful for you coming on and sharing this perspective.
And yeah, give people an opportunity to follow the
website and you got a new shirt up there, so I'm going to put
you full screen. I'll let you talk about that and
tell people where they can find it.
Yeah, so a lot of people have been asking about the the last
line strength shirt. So if you can tell this one has
a green line. So I I put that up there today.
You can get these again now, but the blue line, green line.
The green line is for for military.
So that that's my original idea was to have a blue line, a green
line and a red line shirt and then maybe expand from there and
this goes back to my days. In the, in the in the Police
Department, but. Yeah, it's weird how it's
finally like starting to to come to fruition in a way, but I I
can't imagine that ever would have taken what has happened to
get there. But lots of people have been
asking about that shirt, so Green Lion and Blue Line are
available and Red Line will be shortly.
So for those of you who have been asking, you can go to
the-suspendtables.com. Or lastlineshrink.com.
I think I have that sorted out too.
So it'll all redirect to to our store and you can start getting
the last line strength shirt and some others.
And I also put up another one on I think right before I left for
Florida. It's a it's a second Timothy 17,
which I won't get into a whole deep story about it, but it it's
a verse that's very dear, near and dear to my heart because of
my experience going to testify before Congress.
And I wrote a little description about that.
And maybe we can deep dive on that some other time, but but
that one up there and a couple of those have have have already
sold. So now that I'm back, I'll be
hopefully getting back to to getting orders ready to go.
And someone just asked you, you look like a pretty good size
guy. What size shirt are you wearing?
I'm wearing an XL and that's what I've usually gone with.
And you know, honestly, truth be told, like, yeah, I've I've
gained a little bit of weight in the last year.
That's another work in progress because as I said earlier, I'm
62275, but a good a good area for me is 62250.
And so the XL might be a little snug right now, but I'm still
rocking in Excel. Alright then.
I'm in a medium. I like a medium.
I can wear a large, but I like the medium.
And if you're Steve Friend, you wear large even though you're a
size small. We don't know what he's doing.
He likes to swim in shirts. He likes to have a lot of air
around him. He feels like he's a like in a
Muslim robe or something. We were giving him a hard time
earlier. I was like, man, you're super
skinny. Why do you have a large on?
That's a weird thing to do. I think he likes it long down to
his knees so he can wear it to bed or something.
But yeah, so those are the sizes folks that the Dash.
expendables.com. Garrett, thanks for joining me
this morning. Thanks for hanging out with me
this weekend. Thanks for giving a good man
good example to people. In the world, can I throw one
last thing in here? So I I heard this on my way home
yesterday on a podcast and it really just stood out.
And then our talk just now for the last hour or so where we
talked about kind of our our the early early stages of the
Susceptibles and how we got here that the podcast was about the
Navy Seals versus Biden and their fight with the COVID
vaccine mandate. And the podcast they started
with this passage from Isaiah 42.
Now I don't have this one memorised.
I had to pull it up. But the first couple verses say
and and the the the. Section is titled The Lord's
Chosen Servant. And it says, Behold, my servant,
whom I uphold, my chosen, and whom my soul delights.
I've put my spirit upon him. He will bring forth justice to
the nations. He will not cry aloud, or lift
up his voice, or make it heard in the street.
A bruised Reed he will not break, and a faintly burning
Wick he will not quench. He will faithfully bring forth
justice. He will not grow faint or be
discouraged till he has established justice in the earth
and the coastlands. Wait for his law.
There it is. Yeah.
It's a It's a good feeling to know that there actually is a
code book for all of this. Much to Joe Rogan chagrin, which
we talked about. And I got a copyright
infringement on. Yeah, there is, guys, if you're
going to the Dash expendables.com, you can use
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This is Garrett O'boyle, man. The myth, the legend.
That's actually his wife's company.
Isn't that correct, Garrett? Just in case anybody thought
otherwise. It's actually that is missus
o'boyle's position but you're obviously a helper in it.
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