Take a look behind the curtain with a real whistle blower, an
American patriot. Prepare to embrace the
uncomfortable truth because this program has no time for
comforting lies. Here is civil liberties
enthusiast, Second Amendment defender, and recovering FBI
agent Kyle Seraphin. Hello my friends.
Welcome to today's Kyle Seraphin show.
It is Wednesday and it is October the 8th.
Thank you so much for being here.
I'm going to present to you an analogy.
I'm going to give you a visual representation how I know we're
not in a good spot. And I don't like being a
doomsayer. I really don't.
What I don't like is thinking that we had a solution, that we
had people that were going to go handle the business.
I did an entire podcast entitled, unserious People with
a Serious Problem. Imagine the following.
Let's not make it about you, let's make it about your
neighbor. It's easier to see it from the
outside. Imagine your neighbor has been
complaining to you for weeks, maybe months, about a bug
infestation. That there are bugs in every
crevice of their house. There are roaches, there are
spiders, there are scorpions. Take your pick.
Whatever's nasty and ugly, creepy crawlies all about.
So your neighbor calls an exterminator.
Your neighbor can't afford the exterminator, so you agree to
pay for it. Neighbor calls the exterminator.
Exterminator goes in real tough. Real tough sounding John Goodman
style from Arachnophobia and does this spraying, you know,
just going to want to stay out of here for a couple of minutes.
And then this John Goodman character comes rolling out of
the front of the of the steps of the house and says we got them,
we got them all. You are not going to have any
problems. None at all.
And your neighbor is so thankful to not have these creepy
crawlies, these bugs rolling around inside the house.
And as this John Goodman character is letting you know,
it's all good. Solve the problem.
This is a re inhabitable space, like 5 or 6 creepy crawly bugs,
big centipede, some monstrous looking sketchy spider, a lot of
shiny, you know, legs and whatnot comes creeping out
behind him through the back door, you know, through the door
onto the porch. And he just steps on it real
quick. He just kind of goes like and he
squishes that. Yeah, we got them all.
And then another one or two creep out, snap squishes them
with a big boot. Nothing to worry about.
How likely are you to go up there and help out your neighbor
and pay the bill? How likely are you to do that?
That is what happened in the last couple days.
That is what is going to happen for all of you who are going to
be looking for prognostications. I don't do a ton of predictions,
but what I can tell you is that we are going to see a full
funding of all the entities in our government.
We're going to see it 100%. That's what they do.
They complain, they cry, they say I'm the victim.
This government came after me. Can you believe it?
It's not right. And then they whip out their
checkbook and they sign off on the check and they pay for a job
not well done, not cleaned up, not fixed.
Let me make that real simple. We are going to see a group of
US senators who are crying about the United States government's
investigative branch, the most dangerous sort of teeth inside
the DOJ. The FBI investigated US senators
and one congressman from the GOP and they have been all over the
news. And I'm going to play you clips
of it. We're going to actually dig into
it. It's even worse than I actually
thought it was yesterday. And I don't say that lightly.
And then after all of this crying and after all this hand
wringing and after John Kennedy from Louisiana says I think
there should be some criminal charges, I think there should be
a conspiracy charge. I think we should do all this
stuff. They're going to turn right
around. They're going to whip out the
checkbook and they're going to fund all of these agencies.
The FBI and the DOJ are going to get their funding and nothing is
going to change. Because the only way that you
can actually reason with a person who didn't do a decent
job at the job that you were paying them to do is to say, get
back in there and kill all those bugs so that nothing comes
creeping out while you're telling me what a great job you
did. They're not going to do that
because they are not interested. And this goes to Milton
Friedman's point initially, talking about the types of money
that you can spend. And the least discriminating
spending of money is other people's money spent on not you.
And that is what our government does on a regular basis.
They take our cash, they ingest it inefficiently, and then they
spend it also inefficiently because it's not on them.
And that's what we're going to see.
So I'm going to make that prediction to you right now that
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will get its paycheck and all the people that are doing this
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Yes, indeed, indeed. OK, so it's an exciting day.
I just wanted to lead off with a with a gross and ugly story
about arachnophobia. Also, I grew up watching movies
like Arachnophobia, which apparently was a comedy.
Did you guys know that it was listed as a comedy?
But when I watched it, I was horrified.
I was terrified of spiders for a while and I could never shake
the image. Since I'm just going down this
little rabbit hole of arachnophobia, There was this
image of a spider that was like the size of your, you know,
palm. It was, it wasn't that big.
It was from the Amazon. It was this deadly spider.
It was killing everybody would bite them and then they would
just die and they'd be like in their car, you know, like they'd
be all sanguinated and whatnot. And it's down in the the
basement of the main house. And I remember it like crawling
at John Goodman or whoever the hell the other character was is
and, and they lighted on fire. And I don't remember how they
lit it on fire. I think they did it with like
WD40 in a match like OG. They didn't have like a cool
flamethrower like me and they burn the spider and it still
comes running at them and it like jumps.
It's a jumping, biting Amazonian death spider and they hit it
with a nail gun and the nail gun like pins it to the wall and it
just burns and dies. I was, I was terrified of that.
I don't know what year it came out, but it scared the crap out
of me. I don't like that.
You don't know what scares the crap out of me.
Honest to God, all of this BS talk about we solved the
problem, we got it nailed it. Job well done.
Let's wrap it up. Give us our, give us our
bonuses. I just want to look this up
today. I just want to give you a
historical perspective. By October 8th of 2021 / 600,
I'll say it one more time because the word real simple,
600 people had been arrested in connection with January 6th in
the capital attack. The investigation was ongoing at
that time, January 21st, October 8th, during the first year of
the Biden administration, 600 arrests that were politically
motivated. By August of 2021, a few months
prior, very specifically, they had over 570 defendants
arrested. More than 200 of them had been
indicted by grand juries. 36 had plead guilty, some to felonies,
others to misdemeanors. The sentences of at least 6
defendants with punishment wrenching all kinds of prison
time to probation depends on what they had by January 6th.
By the end of this year, when we start on the beginning of next
year in 2026, it will be the the one year mark in the Trump
administration and by the one year mark in Biden's term.
We had over 725 people charged and arrested in the US Capitol
riot. Do we have more than 600 Antifa
clowns arrested in Portland right now on federal charges?
I'll just skip to the the part where no, we do not.
What about the other places where these people are doing
these things? What about where they were doing
ICE riots in Los Angeles or Chicago or Dallas?
600, No. How about 600 Deep state
conspirators, people who have worked against the American
people, so we were told. Have we gotten to 600 there yet?
Either? We have not.
No, I think we've got one. I think we have one and it's
weak as hell. And today is the day that ex FBI
director James Comedy, they say arraigned.
In reality, it's what's called an initial appearance.
The arraignment is something I've only heard really in in the
local system, the federal system, we call it an initial
appearance after a judge called for his prosecution, which
probably dams this particular case, particularly in EDVA, the
Eastern District of Virginia. So let's read the story of
what's going to happen. Former FBI director James Comedy
will appear in the federal courthouse in Alexandria, VA.
I've been in there. I used to I had AI had a female
colleague in the Bureau who ended up getting kicked out
because she got drunk at a movie theater and she got into fights
with security guards. Real kind of strange thing.
I think she just kind of snapped.
But she used to live right next to EDVA and there's a, there's a
federal prison system there or the federal lock up detainment.
And I, I used to pick her up occasionally on route into my
office when her vehicle had problems because we were both
new agents and she worked next to me.
I only did it a couple times and then she got kicked out for, for
drinking or something like that. Kind of weird.
I, I have a really vivid memory of parking underneath the
overpass over next to EDVA in the, and the detainment facility
there. Anyway, a federal grand jury,
Eastern District of Virginia indicted comedy whom Trump fired
during his first term. We're making false statements
and obstruction of congressional proceedings.
There's been a lot of speculation as as to what was
this false statement and how how they're going to prove that.
I know more about this case than I can actually say right now
because I know people that are actually involved in it and I
don't want to. I don't want to do anything
about that. I just want to say that it
doesn't seem like anybody's really excited about it, which
is why nobody wanted to push this forward.
I think this was a request and an ask and a requirement by the
FBI director, which goes to tell me something real specific about
who is running the FBI right now.
And yeah, we did a whole clown show on it last couple days.
And we've been talking about the stupid coins and the unserious
nature of what's going on. I can't help it.
The reason I can't help it is because I had such high
expectations for this guy that went in there.
I, I campaigned pretty vigorously on social media and
like a real grassroots way to get people in the American
conservative side of the coin, people who are not necessarily
Republican, but but lean right. And was like, yeah, this is the
guy. And every time I do a little bit
more homework, which by the way, Full disclosure, let me just
tell you guys, I'll pull the chat up here.
I did not do any homework on Cash Patel when I went out
there. I took the, the, my handshake
greetings a couple times that I met him.
The fact that he was a stand up dude and took care of my friends
and sent a couple of checks out to my guys, that was good enough
for me. I didn't go look into it, man.
And you know what, lesson learned.
That is my mistake. I really should have because I
cannot believe the amount of disappointment we have and I
brought some clips to prove what I'm talking about.
Of course. All right, back to James comedy
here. Trump posted a couple days
earlier. We can't delay any longer.
He was basically sending what looked like a text message or a
direct message to Pam Bondi, but he was doing it in a public way.
Call me. I love this.
They always do this. This is Ryan Riley.
I know Ryan actually like Ryan. He's a likable guy.
We have a interesting, we don't agree on things, but I think
that we don't agree on things the way that Americans used to
not agree on things and still were able to not be nasty to
each other. He did right.
The first, I think what I would call hit piece or at least
attempted hit piece on me ever when I went public.
So we have this fun little connection.
He says Comedy, who is a Reg who was a registered Democrat.
Let me try. I blew that up, sorry.
Comedy, who was a registered Republican and served in the
Justice Department during George W Bush and then became the
subject of Trump's ire when he helped the special counsel
Robert Mueller's investigation into the Russia interference in
2016. They always throw in that he was
a registered Republican always. Like it's, it's inevitable.
Even though he was an action figure for the Biden Harris
regime, you know, he just they can't help but say, you know,
there was once a time when he was this one guy.
Look, there was once a time when the FBI director actually said
the right things too. But Jim comedy being indicted
for lying, I think it's going to I think it's sketchy at best.
I think it's weak. I think the fact that he had to
move in a non criminal experienced attorney to be the
United States Attorney in that in that area and the AUSA didn't
want to do it. The the assistant United States
attorneys didn't want to make this happen.
All this goes back to Kennedy's first law.
Now Kennedy was the first producer of this podcast.
He's a friend of mine, and we worked together only for a few
months, but we've remained friends for years because he was
always an honest operator. And the first law states that no
matter who you nominate to be the FBI director, you end up
with James Comedy. Why is that?
We said it here. Early or early on, the most
dangerous thing that happens is the FBI director gets nominated
and rather than running the FBI, the FBI runs him.
It doesn't matter whether you call it bubble wrapping, which
is the term that I've heard Chris Ray use and others inside
the FBI. It doesn't matter if you call it
isolated or compartmentalized or compromised or whatever it is
that people say those words all don't.
They don't. That doesn't matter.
No matter who you put in the office, you get the same guy
because this is the guy that we wanted in the FBI to sit there a
T-shirt wearing like understands the problem, bro.
He plays hockey, he's just like a regular dude.
What I did not realize is that he's like a regular dude who
wears a $30,000 watch when he sits down with senators and
sniffs non-stop and has no problem with lying in front of
Congress in front of his confirmation hearing.
And we know that he lied underoath because he had no
problem lying to podcast audiences.
I had a pretty prominent person on the right call me up, say
that during the confirmation hearing, he was lied about.
This is not Stu Peters. This is another person, someone
I actually like and get along with.
And he said, you know, if he could lie to some people in
Congress, he could totally lie to me.
Was he just lying for all those years?
Maybe. So here he is with Sean Ryan.
You guys remember this guy. This is who we thought we were.
Getting then we need to decrease what I call government creep
with personnel. The FB is footprint has gotten
so freaking big and the biggest problem the FBI has had has come
out of its Intel shops. I'd break that component out of
it. I'd shut down the FBI Hoover
building on day one and reopening the next day as a
Museum of the Deep State and I take the 7000 employees that
work in that building and send them across America to chase
down criminals. Go be cops, you're cops, go be
cops. Go chase down murders and
rapists and drug dealers and violent offenders.
What do you need 7000 people there for?
Same thing with DOJ. What are all these people doing
here? Looking for their next
government promotion? Looking for their next fancy
government title? Looking for their parachute out
of government? So while you're bringing in the
right people, you also have to shrink government.
So massive government reform. Yeah, and you got to work with
Congress to eliminate the billets.
This is one of the things we did when I was deputy DNI.
We got to DNI and I was like, OK, what all these people do?
We've got the CIA. So why do I have analysts doing
the CI as job here? Why do I have a floor of them?
Like give me a good answer. I I mean, I don't know
everything. I don't know a lot, but if you
can give me an answer that satisfies their existence, I'm
all in. Well, we just have our own
people. OK, well, now we don't.
And we went to Congress and zeroed out a bunch of billets
and they hated us for it. Why?
Why would Congress hate you? For that, not Congress, the the
public Congress is like, great, you saved US money.
You're the only agency that returned money this year because
we didn't spend our entire budget.
We were literally funding seats with no humans in them.
That sounds great. Get rid of those people.
That sounds awesome. Yeah, I'm into it.
What are you seeing on the screen right here?
There's CAS Patel, Alexis Wilkins, credible reporting from
at least a half dozen FBI agents.
And I've also tapped on, you know, sort of secondary sources,
friends of mine who have other friends out there, people that
you guys have heard of that I'm not going to go out right now
since they may or may not have a deal going that may or may not
get honored. Like 3 different field offices
from DC to Honolulu reporting that this lady has a security
detail of FBI agents. Do you know how crazy that is
for the guy that's saying, yeah, we have analytical personnel,
what the hell are we doing with them?
We shouldn't have them. You can't assign FBI agents to
be your girlfriend's bodyguards. I'm pretty confident that's a
violation of federal law. I posted it out the other day.
It's definitely a violation of the CFR.
There's a couple different situations where that falls into
play. But using governmental resources
for personal gain, it's a big no no.
It falls into the fraud, waste and abuse statutes.
I'm told The security detail is 2 agents.
It has flexed amore I'm also told, and I don't know how
credible this one is because this one actually looked a
little bit sketchy. We're still looking into it, but
there's a possibility that there was another girlfriend or other
girls that are being given protective status.
She's not even married to the man and we don't protect spouses
in the FBI. That's not how it works.
The person who does the job basically gets a security
detail. Why?
Chris Wray used to get a security detail not for his home
in Atlanta. It was wherever he was.
If he was physically in Washington, DC, that's where the
security detail was. If he was back in Atlanta or if
he was outside of Atlanta and Georgia, then that's where the
security detail was. It followed the man, not the
whole family. This is not a like, this is not
a Secret Service game. This is more evidence to me that
the guy that we have in the FBI director's chair is just a
budget knock off version of Donald Trump.
It's all the braggadocious nonsense and none of the decades
of branding that makes it somehow charming and work for
Donald Trump. It does work for Donald Trump.
It has worked for him. It doesn't work for this guy.
I don't get it. We're going to come back to more
of this stuff, but as this was explained to me yesterday and I
went and put this out, a lot of different folks have heard this,
but nobody can get anybody to go on the record.
I don't really need anybody on the record to say that credible
reporting from people that I trust have stated this,
including people that I've known for a really long time.
And when I brought it up, they were like, yeah, yeah, of
course. Like that's true that you can
say that, you know, I'm not going to credit their names
because I don't need them fired. But that's what he's doing right
now. He's firing people left and
right, but not because they did necessarily the wrong thing
even. And this is the best part of
this. They're getting fired.
People are getting fired over at the Bureau for non criminal
behavior. And I'm going to expose, kind of
share that with you too. The overarching premise is still
the same. We had two people go in there to
do one thing. Remember this guy, the FBI is
lost. It's broken, irredeemably
corrupt. At this point.
The inexcusable raid on President Trump's home was a
straw that broke the camel's back.
I mean it when I say it it, it's way past time to clean this FBI
house up. They have burned every last
shred of faith and trust freedom loving Americans had in it.
And to the libs out there, listen.
Don't even waste your time lecturing me on this issue.
Not a second. I get if you write off.
I pay no attention to you losers.
OK? No one's been a stauncher
defender of FBI agents I work with than me.
Go back and listen to my shows. You dip wods.
I was the one defending them all the time.
I like dip wods. I think we're going to try to
incorporate dip wods. I just want you to remember
this. Remember, and start with the
analogy I started on today. We hired some people to come in
and get rid of the bugs. We had an infested house.
We hired someone come in and do exterminations.
Did they do that thing? What was the extermination going
to look like? Was it going to be?
We sprayed it all down and then we went outside and they kept
creeping out and we're like, yeah, yeah, we problem the
problem. Don't look at that.
That's not how you do
extermination. How do you do it?
Oh, it seems like these guys actually had a real plan.
They sold it to us in the invoice.
Sign off for us to come and treat your house.
We're going to do fumigation. We're going to do elimination.
We're going to do flamethrowers and and, and nail guns if we
need to like whatever. We're going to get rid of the
things. What does it look like?
Sounds like that it is time for total personnel warfare.
Do you understand that? Everybody has to go?
Anyone in the justice system, a United States Attorney, an AUSA,
an assistant United States Attorney, that's what we call
them in the system. The intake AUSA, who decides?
Anyone who sniffed this case, touched this case, tweeted
positively about this case. It is the president's full and
final discretion to keep you hired in the DOJ.
Pam Bondi, soon to be president Trump, soon to be attorney
general. Everybody's got to go.
It is time for say it with me, folks.
Throw it in the chat right now. Total personnel warfare.
Got it. OK, there's Pam Bondi.
There she is. AG Pam Bondi.
She refused to answer key questions and Adam Schiff kept
the receipts. That's the claim.
This is obviously coming from the hard left.
This is coming from MSNBC. And all that is to say is that
Pam Bondi went out in front of the Senate here, you know, the
Senate Oversight Committee yesterday, and she got to chat
about some things. And if you listen to what they
said over on the political right, people were like, yeah,
crushing it. She destroyed them.
She burned them with fire. Pam Bondi is doing the same.
Sort of like, what about ISM thing?
She's like, oh, you want to say some mean things about me?
I don't need some mean anything with you.
And I guess she gets away with it because she's a woman.
She's actually slightly more articulate and more charming or
likable when she speaks than Patel is.
It's not good, though. Attorney generals have
traditionally been known as the people's lawyers.
Pam Bondi, however, has gone out of her way to position herself
as Donald Trump's lawyer. Look, this is the backswing.
This is the tit for tat. This is what happens when you
have Eric Holder, who says he's Barack Obama's wingman, and then
you end up with this. Eventually, you finally find
that Trump is going to go, all right, Well, we tried some of
the establishment types. We tried to bring other people
in. We had bar, we had sessions, We
had these other folks. Now we're going to do my person
who's just going to do what she's told.
She's going to go out there and play my game.
OK. Senate Judiciary held its annual
Justice Department oversight hearing on Tuesday, and over the
course of several hours, the nation's chief law enforcement
official put on an exceedingly unusual display.
Well, they always do call this stuff out only from one side,
right? There's been plenty of tense
exchanges between Justice Department officials and the
panel's members over years, but it's difficult to think of a
comparable example. The attorney general showing
outright contempt and disgust for the senators from the
opposing party. By the way, Patel did the same
thing. I would call it conduct
unbecoming, but maybe it's not completely out of line to be
unbecoming when we are in the light of revelations of what our
Justice Department and our FBI tolerated and did.
Then yesterday I played you guys a clip and I got a little bit
heated about it and. I.
There it is. That's the clip.
And I actually owed you better than that because I should have
watched the entirety of the clip and realized that it wasn't just
Grassley talking about something and it wasn't just going to cut
over to to Johnson, which I knew it did.
I didn't realize that I was going to get so pissed off about
the idea that they're calling for whistleblowers.
Here's the real outrageous piece of all of this.
Bonnie went up. She didn't answer certain
questions and she got owned on some other ones.
And I think Dick Durbin actually landed a critical, critical
point. You, as the attorney general,
Madam, told the American people that the Epstein client list
files were on your desk and she tried to sort of like quibble
and say I said they were on my desk but I hadn't read them yet.
We know what you meant. We know what you said.
You stated things that you couldn't back up your ego or
your personality or your TV persona wrote checks that your
body couldn't cash. Since we're doing 80s movies
right now, I think Arachnophobia was an 80s movie, might have
been early 90s. All right, The fact of the
matter is, is she went out there and she stepped in it and
stepped in it hard and it was an unforced error on behalf of the
Trump administration. But the real shady thing is that
the previous administration did some absolutely scandalous
stuff. And I'm going to say it so
clearly here, clip this if you guys are so inclined.
The reason it is so insane? Arctic frost, the toll records
and collecting information on sitting US senators, The reason
this thing is so nuts and why everything you're going to hear
about it is complete BS and all this request for whistleblowers
and all this stuff. Risk your risk your career.
Come and tell us so that the next administration can come and
do what what Patel's doing today.
Eliminate you, destroy you because your name will go public
and your your reputation will be mud.
The reason it is so insane is because it was legal.
The things the previous administration did with a
special counsel and bringing all these folks under and saying,
hey, will you go investigate the former U.S.
President? Hey, will you guys go serve a
search warrant over there? Hey, will you guys go and do
some phone taps and try to prove that the previous president of
the United States was trying to overturn the election even
though he left voluntarily from the White House and didn't
actually do anything to stop it? And can you go out there and run
down and get 600 of his supporters by October the 8th of
2021 and maybe get in a total of like 2000 and interrupt lies and
'cause people to commit suicide and charge them with terrorism?
Can you do those things? And everybody said you got it,
boss. Or they said, hey, I don't feel
really good about this, boss. And they said, well, it's your
job. And they went, all right, that's
good enough for me. And then they went and did it.
Not one of those people broke the law in doing what they did.
And that's why you have James Comedy indicted for false
statements that had nothing to do with the things that people
are upset with him about. They got him on a minor
technicality indictment that doesn't even look that strong.
In fact, it looks quite weak. Everything they did was totally
legal. It was totally above board and
it is totally within the purview of the FBI.
And so rather than us looking at what they're doing right now
where we had this guy, I'm going to play this clip from this is
actually kind of fun. This is an archive clip where
Patel actually tells us we've cleaned out all the people that
weaponized this FBI. We got him.
This is the, this is the the John Goodman standing on the
porch saying the house is clear. I've exorcised the demons and
the creepy crawlies come sneaking out the back.
And they have more than once the heat said this and said we got
them all. And then I pointed out that his
pilot was actually on that special counsel squad, by the
way, Chris Meyer, who was fired, I think probably illegally.
Chris Meyer was fired and he was on CR15 Criminal Squad 15.
You're going to hear that reference later on in this
podcast by Patel. They disbanded the entire unit.
Apparently they fired everybody in it.
They have fired him this week. They claim that they disbanded
previously. I've seen this multiple times.
CR15 has been disbanded, that they just shut down the squad
and said you're not doing this work anymore.
CR15 used to be under the purview of Timothy Tebow.
Timothy Tebow is going to be demonized.
He's going to be brought up. He was the one who allowed all
this to go on. Timothy Tebow was removed in
2022. The document from Arctic Frost
that came out was written in like August of 2023.
The guy actually have it on the screen here.
If you give me a second, I can actually find it.
There it is. Yeah.
No, September of 2023 was when this particular cast document
that they are all holding in their hands with the redacted
names. So it wasn't Tim Tebow who was
there as I understand it. It was a Caucasian lesbian as
one of my friends told me. We just can't figure out who the
name of that person is. Does she still work there?
Here's Cash Patel claiming we've cleaned this house out and this
is months ago, and all we keep finding out is the house is full
of junk, it's full of bugs, and they keep cropping out to prove
that these Sturmators are not doing their job.
Total personnel warfare was a myth.
You came in, you're, you're there now, the leader.
But have the old leaders who assigned this and directed this
operation, have they been dismissed from the FBI?
Every single person that has been found to have weaponized or
participate in that process has been removed from leadership
positions. And we, if we if and when we
find any others that are involved in this, as you know,
this is 37,000 person agency, we are going to take swift action
just like we have. And just look at the record of
the people that have been dismissed for their actions and
what they're saying when they get out there about how they
personally opined about the weaponization of this place,
just like one of Peter Strokes friends did recently, this past
week. That's how we know we're finding
the right folks. And we're going to keep doing
it. It's not done yet, but we're
going to stay on it. All right.
I get it. Thank you for that answer.
I mean, you're going as far as you can go.
Yeah, you can't tell us all the things that you might want to
tell us. So thank you so much.
We're Fox News. This is what we do.
We just fluff up the government because our guys are in there.
Our guys are the runners. So good job.
Way to go, I tell. We don't even see the bugs that
you're squishing with your back foot.
Let's take a breather real quick.
If you guys think it might get bad, one of the things you could
do is prepare yourself because I I'll just guarantee you I had a
really nice Sunday sit down recording yesterday.
Nobody's going to come save you and our guest on this Sunday,
which will be available for folks on Saturday that are on
our locals. You guys will get a chance to
understand God may not remind you that no one's coming to save
you, but some of you will see examples out there in the world
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Oh, show. All right, walk me through this.
So you got a clock, 17 with a 20 round mag flush fit and you got
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Wow. So +3 for both platforms.
That's right, you want to see him run.
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They managed to get +3 on a Glock 17 and a Glock 19 which is
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Kyle, let's see what's going on. All right, let's dig deeper into
this nonsense. Actually, let's just do like
sort of a general celebration. Let's have a little deep breath
here. The federal government has been
shut down for eight days, guys. Nobody knows, nobody cares.
CBS News, what to expect. I already told you what to
expect. At some point in the somewhat
near future, we are going to find out that they are going to
pay for all these things. They're going to be outraged,
outraged, I tell you, and then they're going to pay for it,
which means we're going to pay for it.
We're the neighbor in the analogy from earlier, right the
senators, the congressman that we elected, they're our neighbor
that's standing on the porch looking at the guy who's
squishing bugs with his back foot and going yeah it looks
pretty good like you just squished like 5 or 6 extra bugs
like those are just that just happens and we're going no, it's
not good. On Tuesday, confusion spread on
whether the 75,000 I'm sorry, 750,000 furloughed federal
workers would be receiving a back pay when the Washington,
when the White House Office of Budget Management suggested they
might not. This is the big story.
If you guys are seeing this government shutdown updates,
Trump suggests furloughed workers may not get back pay.
Well, The funny thing is, is that our federal government cost
us slightly over $18 billion a day to operate.
So we've saved significant amounts of money.
Every day of the shutdown is more money that we are not
spending, except we're going to all spend it again.
We're just going to spend it without getting any of the
services of those people. The non essentials that don't
really have a functional job. They get back pay almost every
single time. That's usually the the
negotiation. That's one of the hard lines
that Democrats always do because who are their constituents?
Democrats in government who vote at a very, very high percentage
rate, Democrat versus Republican.
I've told you guys this before about the FBI specifically, but
in law enforcement you find that people tend to be conservative.
In intelligence circles, you often times find that it's 5050
or it leans aggressively towards the left.
Kind of depends on which agency. So conservatives were the
majority of FBI agents, which were the minority of FBI
employees. And so, yeah, they get a paid
vacation. It's just back paid at a certain
amount of time. For the 6th time, the Senate is
set to consider a dueling funding measure.
Republicans are submitting them and Democrats are submitting
them. We talked about it the other day
and they're both losing by 5 to 7, eight votes at a time.
So there's enough people that are not going to switch over.
Eventually those people cave and they'll pay that bill.
Even though there's still creepy crawlies coming out of the back
of the house. The shutdown has contributed to
staffing issues. They're going to go ahead and
highlight that there are air traffic control towers that have
issues, California's Hollywood Burbank Airport, Hollywood
Burbank Airport. I wonder if that's actually the
major airport in Burbank or if they call it Hollywood Burbank.
I've never heard of Hollywood Burbank.
There's another one. It says it doesn't.
There's a lot of airfields that operate without ATC, but people
are getting sick outs and so on. So they've shut down some of the
staffing, which means it's a little bit less convenient.
Turns out you're saving, what, $18 billion a day, $18.2 billion
a day? And it's a little bit more, a
little bit longer flying. No, we're going to end up
caving. We're going to end up paying
that bill. It's happening.
OK. And should we?
The answer should be no. This is the clip that set me off
yesterday. I'm going to play it again.
This is from Chuck Grassley. He's going to introduce Ron
Johnson. Ron Johnson's going to call for
whistle blowers. All of that is seriously
offensive to me, but I want to set it up again because we're
going to knock down that the things that were said in and of
themselves, even the publicly available information about
transparency and also the nonsense that we've heard the
the FBI director go out and put out there.
It should be a reason that Republicans stand firm and do
not fund at least one part of DOJ.
They should line item, cross it out and say no, we're going to
go ahead and do a little bit longer look on this.
And they're not going to do that.
They're going to pay for it. So they're crying here, I guess,
for fundraising, because I'm probably sure there's
fundraising emails going out, and then they're going to go out
there and give these people exactly what they want.
Here we go. All right, take a deep breath.
This is truly offensive to people who are whistleblowers
and had their lives ruined over this stuff.
Can we get some more of you, please, Even though we're not
going to help you, We haven't called you back ever.
Ron Johnson called me one time in 2023.
Never returned my call after that.
Never. Solicitation of these telephone
records, which I think emphasizes the political
weaponization that was behind all this effort and we we're
still getting more information, but we've released some records
today and I'll let Senator Johnson take over from here and
then each one of you colleagues can join in when you want to
whatever you want to say. First of all I want to thank
Senator Grassley. It is because of his relentless
advocacy for whistleblowers that a lot of this information is
surfacing right now. We wouldn't know about the list
of 100 Republican entities that were targeted by Jack Smith's
Arctic Frost investigation. I don't think we know about this
as well. So we need whistleblowers.
I think Dan Bongino and other folks in the FBI, they don't
know where all the records are hidden.
They still don't. They're not necessarily getting
100% cooperation. But this is outrageous, what has
happened. I just want to give you a
timeline this. I think you've already got the.
The FBI sheet that shows the number of members of Congress
that were targeted Representative Kelly, Senators
Graham, Haggerty, Hawley, Sullivan, Tuberville, myself,
Senator Lumason Blackburn. This memo was dated September of
2023. To put it all into context, the
Mar A Lago raid occurred in August of 2022.
Jack Smith announced the indictments against President
Trump in August of 2023. So this is almost two months
later. They're they're casting this
net, this fishing, fishing expedition against members of
the Senate and the House. Yet I've been investigating this
with Senator Grassley. This doesn't surprise me, but it
should shock every American of what the Biden administration
has done. By the way, this is the first
time I was targeted by the FBI under the Obama administration.
The same thing happened to both Senator Grassley and I As part
of the Foreign Foreign Influence Task Force.
We were giving a a briefing to try and convince us that the
Hunter Biden laptop was no big deal, basically trying to throw
us off the track. Got it.
All right. So the timeline is special
counsel. At some point, we're going to
hear another clip where he goes out there and makes the argument
this has something to do with Timothy Tebow.
I'm going to hold on to that for a second because there's some
really interesting little bits in there that he drops on
accident. I don't even think that he was
trying to disclose it. But what it does is it derails
the narrative that is being sold as far as what happened.
Now, Josh Haley was interviewed. Here's what he had to say.
He's outraged. I keep tweeting at him.
I'm doing this on social media. You guys can join me.
You don't fund the agency that did this thing to you or do
whatever the hell you want. Just spend all of our money and
and pretend because then I can know exactly how theatrical and
non-stop you are. You do not do the thing that you
say. This is the same guy that was
outraged. Listen to the things that he is
outraged about. Nearly every single damn one of
these things is known because me specifically personally and
Gerardo Boyle brought it forward at great significant cost. 1100
plus days Right now, Gerardo Boyle hasn't been paid.
He's officially supposedly an FBI agent.
Again, no paycheck, no back pay. Steve Friend did the American
radicals yesterday. No paycheck, no back pay yet
signed agreement now in violation.
Here's Josh Halley. He's outraged.
Senate Judiciary Committee members just stepped out of that
hearing. What did you hear from Dan
Bongino and the FBI last night on this?
Well, what I know, Bill, is that they targeted the the DOJ, the
Biden DOJ specifically targeted a group of us.
They asked for our call records so they could see who we talked
to, who called us, I believe also track our location over a
period of days. This is outrageous.
I mean, this is really unbelievable.
It's blatantly unconstitutional. It's a violation of the 1st
Amendment. It's a violation of the
separation of powers. And also goes to show you the
extent to which the Biden administration was so corrupt,
using the FBI to target their political enemies.
And let's not forget, they didn't just do it to senators.
They did it to school board parents who went and spoke up at
those school board meetings. They did it to 92 conservative
organizations, including Charlie Kirk's Turning Point USA.
They tried to recruit spies into Catholic parishes.
That's the kind of people we're dealing with here, Bill.
We need a total investigation, a thorough investigation into
everybody who was responsible. And I think there needs to be
prosecutions. OK, there needs to be
prosecutions. And think about all these things
that he did. I mean, look what the FBI did.
Yeah. A hole.
Who do you think told you that stuff?
Where are you guys? Where the hell have you been?
You've held hearings on it. We've proven it.
We've given you documents that actually showed exactly what
happened. And here's the crazy thing.
Oh, you think there should be. You should.
You should have prosecutions. Why?
Why should there be prosecutions?
Under what terms would we prosecute?
The FBI did what the FBI is entitled to do what they're
allowed to do. And if you fund it, then you
agree with it. I have to say that it's kind of
like if you fund it, you own it, you agree it's good enough.
If you pay the bill for the exterminator that didn't do the
job, then you told that exterminator that was good
enough for me. And it is the same thing if
these senators go out there and fund this DOJ and fund this FBI
in totality. If you pay for it, you're
telling us that you're complicit, you're OK with it.
How do I know? Because you're funding your own
demise. And none of you are that dumb.
None of you are. Senator Howie's not dumb.
That's clear. If you pay for it, though,
you're accepting it. There's Senator Kennedy asking
for prosecutions and Chuck Grassley, who's 91,000 years
old, is like, we got to be really careful about what I just
found this stuff out of this. I can.
Mr. Chairman, Mr. Chairman, may I ask you a question if I can
answer it? Yes, Thank you.
Mr. Chairman, are you going to hold a separate hearing on your
whistleblower account of the FBI investigation of 8 United States
Senators? I think we need.
My answer to your question is I think we need to wait until we
see what the FBI can report and whether it's necessary to have a
hearing right now. I haven't ruled one out, but I
haven't made a decision. And what year do you think that
will happen in? I, I, I want the FBI to be a
thorough investigation of it and report to us what information
they can give us. And I don't know how long
that'll take them. With respect, are you giving
them a certain period of time? I have not given them a certain
period of time. I'll, I'll discuss that matter
with my staff and see if that needs to be done.
OK. If civil suits are filed against
the perpetrators at the FBI, will that facilitate your
investigation? Well what's the question again?
If if the 8 senators who were spied upon sue the hell out of
the Department of Justice and the perpetrators involved, will
that facilitate their investigation and or yours?
I guess what I'm getting to is I don't understand why we don't
have a separate hearing. I find this breathtaking.
It's it's just been 24 hours since the FBI investigated on
it. Please give me an opportunity to
sort through all that. Fair enough.
I just don't want to wait 24 years to get an answer.
Mr. It's just been, it's only been one day of this.
We just found out that FBI was weaponized.
Who could have protected? Who would have thought?
So we're going to ask the staff what to do because I'm too old.
This man has no idea what's going on anymore.
By the way, absolutely useless to me, absolutely useless to
whistleblowers. I spoke to his staff one time
and after I gave them an hour long Discord, like here's all
the things that I've exposed, here's who I am.
That's what I've done. And this is what's happened to
my family. They were like, so do you have
anything that you want to disclose to us today?
I'm like a holes. I don't work there anymore.
Are you serious? I just told you what I did
disclose. You assholes are going to talk
about it for the next couple years.
Sorry, I shouldn't swear you guys are going to talk about
this. For years they did that.
That was in 2022. For the last three years you've
been hearing them talk about it. But but if you have anything new
that you would the whistleblowers and the lifeblood
of government transparency, I'm. Going to show you some
transparency in a second here with Cash Patel.
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It's fine. It's fine.
It's all fine. All right.
Can we, will we get the real story from the made in Chinese
version of Donald Trump? Allow this braggadocious, no
years of branding guy to step up.
He's wearing a really ugly blazer.
That's his style. That's his stilo.
It's a Miami style, even though he's from New York because he
was in because he was in Las Vegas too long, I guess.
Here's Kash Patel telling us about a locked box put in a dark
room hidden by some things. That's how we we had to do some
real serious investigations into the Bureau of Investigations to
find out who the bad actors were.
If only you would had a road map and a local guide.
If only you had hired, I don't know, like Steve Friend who had
been spending the last several years not only just like
speaking FBI, but learning FBI and looking into FBI.
Somebody who had maybe a decade worth of time at the agency.
Maybe you could have helped. We could helped you.
You turned around and stabbed us in the back right away.
Maybe you shouldn't have because then I would have to embarrass
you with this stupid comment you just made on Hannity.
Here he is explaining what happened to Johnson and and
Hallie and others. Sean, I want to peel this onion
carefully. Look, they put this information,
they, those that weaponize the FBI and prior leadership at DOJ
and FBI, they took this information where they
subpoenaed 8 sitting United States Senators, put it in a
lock box, put that lock box in a vault, and then put that vault
in a cyber place where no one can see or search these files.
They're called restricted access and prohibited access.
Restricted access means some people get to see it.
Prohibited access, you put it in there when you want to hide it
from the world and that takes the author authorization of the
attorney general and the director of the FBI.
So not only did they weaponize this law enforcement, but when
we got in there and when I got in as the FBI director, from my
experience as Russia gate, I knew where to look and what
rooms to open and what doors to kick down.
And that's what we did. We found this information to
expose the politicization by Jack Smith and the prior
Department of Justice. I mean, just think about it. 8
sitting United States senators phone records were gathered and
subpoenaed through the grand jury process and it was buried
and wormholed. It was the hope that no one
would find it. So we're just scratching the
surface here, but accountability is coming.
You're darn right I fired those agents.
You're darn right I blew up CR15, the public corruption
squad that led the weaponization at the West Washington Field
office. We're just warming up.
But we are running our investigations to the ground.
We are finding every single person involved.
We will not leave a single room locked.
We will go in through all the prohibited access requirements
and we will find the material and show the American public,
like we have done in this FBI, more transformative and
transparent than any in the US history to bring accountability
to the American people. And we were.
Sorry, I just had some something in my nose that makes me get
really excited or whatever that I do that on interviews for some
reason. I wrote down the the process of
what he just said. OK, let me just help you out and
then I'm going to debunk what he just said because it turns out
he said something to senators and they proved that he's full
of shit. They subpoenaed the information.
I wrote this down, so hold on. They subpoenaed the information
of these senators and one congressman from the telco
companies, from the cell phone companies toll records, and they
placed that into a locked box. So the subpoenas returns, they
usually a digital return, and they took the digital returns
and it sounds like they printed them and they put those printed
papers in a lock box. I'm just taking them literally
right now. It turns out he's probably
saying something sort of metaphorical or I don't know
what he's saying. And then that lock box, they
went and put that inside of a vault, which I think a vault is
a larger locked box. So paper inside of a locked box,
locked box inside of a vault. And here's how I know he's full
of crap. Because then they took the
vault, which I assume is a room. Usually a vault is a room,
right? So lock box, put it inside of
the room safety. The safety deposit box goes
inside of the safety deposit room, which is the bank vault,
right? They took the whole vault,
apparently, and they put that in a checks notes cyber place.
They put that in a cyber place, and the cyber place was not just
a restricted file, it was prohibited access file, so
nobody could find it except what people who were looking for it.
Is this Jack's? Is this Jack Sparrow, right?
Is he looking for the island of De Muerta?
Are we doing a movie here? Seriously, since we're doing
movie references, is this the Pirates of the Caribbean?
It's a compass what doesn't point north and only can be
found by people who knows where to find it.
What are we talking about? Oh, it turns out that we had
this other guy, Ron Johnson, who actually told us how they found
the locked box that was hidden in a vault.
The vault which was hidden in a cyber place which they
uncovered. Ron Johnson accidentally told us
actually what happened. So eight US senators, 1
congressman, all Republicans. What do we not know about Arctic
frost that you hope to still discover?
Well, first of all, as it relates to the seizing of our
phone records, who knew about it, who approved it.
Normally there would be a very rigorous approval process going
pretty high up in the chain, but they circumvented that by
saying, well, these aren't subjects of of our
investigation, they're not targets.
Guys, hold on. I will tell you who it is.
Just a second, one second. I got the information for you,
Senator Johnson. I've got it.
It's right here. I found it.
This is it. SSA approved by redacted.
That's one of the people who approved it.
SSA approved by. That's the other person who
approved it. OK, Sensitive Investigative
Matter cast. That means that you can go to
the ADC and the CDC of the Washington field office that
were those jobs on September the 27th of 2023.
They helped. I got you.
Hold on, who else is on here? Let's see.
Drafted by also redacted The drafted by person.
That's who also did it. OK, so there you go.
You're welcome. If you guys have any
whistleblower funding or whatever monies you want to send
our way for answering your your mysterious problems, Let me just
get further into this, but I just wanted to help you out
while we're in the middle of this interview with Laura
Ingraham. Why bring on people who don't
know when you could bring on people who do know, like, I
don't know, like the FBI director who redacted this so.
He circumvented that. So this is an an outrageous
violation of the separation of powers.
We need to know who knew what and when they knew it.
Well, there was one agent that gets named in a lot of these
documents who was involved. Timmy Tubal, yeah, he, he he was
the agent in charge of basically thought of this investigation,
then proved it totally violating FBI procedures in terms of how
you establish an investigation, get it approved up the chain.
He did it himself. So he's one of the bad actors.
But Laura, there are plenty of people still in the Jack Smith
prosecution team. They're still burrowed into the
FBI. Hold on, Tim Tebow was to blame
for this. Tim Tebow was removed from the
Washington field office. He quote, UN quote, voluntarily
retired and or was walked out of the building in tears.
Take your pick who you want to believe, but that's what I
heard. Voluntarily removed from the FBI
on August the 26th of 2022. The memo that I just had on the
screen was from September 27th, 2023.
So Tebow had been gone for over a year at that point in time.
The math doesn't add up there. Senator Johnson, can you help us
understand? Maybe we could actually figure
out what's going on here. Tim Tebow's name came up,
though, because, you know, that's salacious.
This only came to light because the agent who sees the records
who got them basically use this to recertify and this cast team.
Wait, what? The records only came to light
from the locked box that was hidden inside of the vault room
that was taken to a cyber place and then put on a restricted
access and prohibited access file.
It came to light because of because someone actually was
recertifying for this cast team, the analysis team that did this
and they put it on their 954 guys.
I am acting fake incredulous here because I told Cash Patel
and so did Phil Kennedy and so did Garreto Boyle and so did
George Hill and so did Steve Friend and probably anyone else
that he talked to that if you want to find the people who have
been doing the so-called weaponization of the FBI, which
we all called out, you'd have to go find people who listed on
their 954. That's an internal resume that
can include things like classified projects and a little
bit more specificity. It's not like a one page resume
where you're trying to get hired.
It's where you're trying to get promoted inside the FBI.
You put bullet points in there. Those in the military have
similar ideas if you put bullet points in there of how did I
save the world and why am I the greatest agent and why should I
have this job? And it turns out that if you're
trying to justify being reinstated on a team after your
term of service there has expired and you are in a
competitive process, then you give them your 954.
And what would it have on your 954 if you were going to go
search the archives of those things, which, by the way, are
all in FBI files. And by the way, they're not
restricted or prohibited access. They're sitting on some guys
like, you know, they're sitting in his in his individual
terminal, sitting there on his red side computer in like a Word
document that he keeps updated. Do you know what the 954 might
have? How about everybody that
vigorously went after January Sixers?
You'd be able to find those people.
What about people that participated in the MAR A Lago
raid? I guarantee you that all the
supervisors and all the leadership that were involved in
that put that on their 954. What about people who assisted,
participated or otherwise aided the work of Jack Smith and the
special counsel? If you wanted to find who those
secret animals were, you could go to the 954.
How would you know that? You'd ask an FBI agent who knew
something about the FBI. You wouldn't ask Dan Bongino,
who wants to do total personal warfare but doesn't know where
anybody is. Ron Johnson just told us that
the locked box that was hidden in the vault that went to the
secret cyber place was actually unlocked and revealed and
exposed because of a 954, which anybody who had any experience
in the FBI would have told him. You need about two years in the
FBI to know that there is a thing called a 954 and that
people who are in senior leadership have been building it
up in three years. Some people actually have theirs
ready to go because they want to get promoted in three years.
Most people have to put one together by 5 years.
I never had one. For whatever it's worth, I
haven't had it. I didn't want to get promoted.
I didn't care. But if you want to go anywhere,
954, and so this caste agent, which is the cellular analysis
and survey team, I think is what it stands for, that person put
it on his 954 because why wouldn't he?
Because he did exploits of US senators.
By the way, that's not a violation of the 1st Amendment.
It's also not a violation of the separation of powers.
It turns out there is going to be no charges against any of
these people. Why?
Because they didn't break any laws to do this.
No matter how much outrage they have, the fact that we're
hearing about it is the result. The result is I'm going to
complain about it loudly. Aren't you upset?
I'm going to play you the same thing about Hunter Biden in a
minute. Because John Ratcliffe, AKA
Johnny Ratcliffe, if you're if you're Cash Patel, he's the CIA
director. He goes out and says, yeah,
we've revealed some documents and it seems like the entire
Biden family was in on this corruption thing.
It just turns out statute of limitations has passed.
That's why the CIA director is going to tell you and not the
attorney general is announcing that the that the indictment has
come out and then a grand jury has gone forward.
We got everything we got. We've got everything we're going
to get. Here's Ron Johnson, he's going
to finish his thought. He's got a few more seconds
here. Let's give us a brag sheet.
This was an accomplishment to recertify to be able to do the
exact same thing again. So happenstance we had
whistleblower by the way, we need more whistleblowers.
We need more whistleblowers. That's how we found out about
the the associations that were targeted, including Senator
Schmidt's association of attorneys general targeted by
this FBI. So again, this is out of control
the the the Deb Biden administration, the the Obama
administration have weaponized government 10 times what
Democrats are falsely accusing the Trump administration of
doing. Got it.
Well, didn't Cash tell us that he got all the spiders and the
bugs out of the house and that they are, that they would be all
gone? Didn't he kind of say that, but
also say but like, oh, there's also like a lot of bugs, so
like, there could be others too. You can't put this man in charge
of things. He doesn't know what he's doing.
He's fundamentally unserious. Again, here's the Fox News piece
from months ago claiming success.
Nothing worse than claiming victory when you're not even
close. You came in, you're, you're
there now, the leader. But have the old leaders who
assigned this and directed this operation, have they been
dismissed from the FBI? Every single person that has
been found to have weaponized or participate in that process has
been removed from leadership positions and we if we, if and
when we find any others that are involved in this, as you know,
this is a 37,000 person agency. We got them all, but if and when
because we didn't. I just lied because it sounds
good. And words like if and when are
confusing to a Fox News audience because they have a limited
attention span. That's what's up.
Cool man Good story. Let's go a little deeper into
this. Let's go to some folks over.
This is Steve Ben, and he's writing for NBC.
No, this is MSNBCI thought that's where he wrote.
As his tenure goes from bad to worse, Cash Patel abandons the
pretense of seriousness. It's weird when I'm saying the
same things. I didn't read this article prior
to naming an episode about this a couple days ago.
Cash Patel arrived at the FBI as a new director earlier this
year. He faced the kind of credibility
hurdles predecessors didn't have to worry about.
He was going to be seen as a serious and capable figure, one
who was prepared to lead federal law enforcement agency.
He would have to invest time and energy improving his metal,
rolling up his sleeves, and doing quality work on behalf of
the Bureau. No, no, no, not on behalf of the
Bureau. Steve, you're incorrect there.
He would have to do quality work on behalf of the American people
to make it nonpartisan. This is the thing that we were
trying to get to. The unqualified former podcast
personality and conspiracy theorist has done largely the
opposite, careening between a series of avoidable missteps.
The last few weeks, however, have been especially rough.
Yes, from Valhalla to being pretending Patel.
I'm working on nicknames and they're all dumb.
They're all sad. Since mid-september, Patel has
pulled agents off terrorism child predator cases to join the
crusade to hunt down undocumented illegal aliens.
Why are they doing that? Because the Trump administration
said they're going to hire a bunch of people to ICE, but they
don't have any Academy dates. So that's a misstep.
That is a enforced air. Soon after he announced that
they were severing relationship with the Anti Defamation League
and the Southern Poverty Law Center because right wing groups
and online influencers don't like him, he began firing
personnel who took a knee for George Floyd.
Again, they shouldn't have had those jobs.
They probably shouldn't have been fired for it, but they
probably should have gotten at least as bad as what I got,
which was suspended for a period of time.
What about the ADL? What's crazy is for all the
people that want to like hate on the ADL, the training at the
Holocaust Memorial Museum was the reason why I was a
whistleblower. Partly it reminded me of exactly
what happens when government does what it's not supposed to
do. So I don't think it was really
the problem. The ADL sort of like input on
the FBI was minimal and I didn't feel like it was a heavy hand of
the ADL certainly didn't like push a pro Israel bend.
And if it did, I didn't get it because I never understood that
I was supposed to care anything about Israel at all.
I never did and I still don't. It's irrelevant to me.
Southern Poverty Law Center was actually long listed as a non
credible source and the fact that they used it is
problematic, but I don't think they had an official
relationship. So that was mostly for show.
And the George Floyd thing and the kneeling, the kneel team
Sixers. It's real clear to me that the
that the punishment was not proximate to the cause in such a
way that it's not going to make anybody stop.
They got five more years of paychecks and a bunch of
freaking promotions. All those people will probably
end up OK. So they didn't do it
effectively, just like they're not doing it effectively with
the statute of limitations. They're going after Jim Comedy
for like a perjury charge. It's not enough.
It's not going to do anything. Around the same time, the public
learned that Patel fired an agent for displaying a gay pride
parade, a gay pride flag on his desk.
But he did it the year before when Patel wasn't even the
director. Again, should there be pride
things? No.
Do they have them out in front of the building?
Yes, as he probably have a lawsuit for that, probably.
So it's an unserious, stupid move.
It's like grabs a headline but it doesn't actually add any
value. Just let everybody know.
No more prideful aids. There's not going to be any
freaking HR at the FB is Hoover building which he was going to
shut down on day one. The HR people used to have a
pride flag and a trans flag up instead of an American flag.
Have those people all been let go?
Hey Patel, if you're listening, and I think sometimes you are so
you might as well, why don't you go get rid of the entire HR
department at the Hoover building?
Every single one of those people should go because they're not
even able to get Steve Friend reinstated.
You guys are a bunch of clowns. This is so dumb.
And then he put out the ridiculous challenge coin which
was covered. The Atlantic referred to it as a
Patel's coin. Does not convey gravitas.
Instead, it says I'm a grown man who spent way too much time on
the Internet. I'm going to say it actually
says I'm not a grown man. It says that I am a glorified
teenage boy. I'm a child who is pretending to
be a man. I'm a serious, serious person.
Only in my own mind. Sounds something like this.
This was KDR over on X who made this for us.
Hey, guys, look at me. I'm a bad ass.
Yikes. Wait, what was that?
Hey, guys, look at me. I'm a bad ass.
Yeah, so he's a bad ass. Seriously, the people who tell
you they're the bad ass, those are the ones I always worry
about. The guy who wears his freaking
badge that he didn't earn from Quantico while he's hanging out
at Joe Rogan, and he showed up there right away to make sure
and he tucked his shirt the way a brand new agent does.
I'm a badass. Look at my gun, look at my
badge. I'm the FBI director.
I've never been in law enforcement.
I never served in the military. I own private guns and I'm going
to let HRT have a whole thing full of them.
Let me put on this cool plate carrier and go fly.
He put on a plate carrier to go hang out in the ocean on a boat
with the hostage rescue team. Within a couple of days of
becoming the FBI director, he was, he was running around like
touring the shoot house and immediately wanted to be like,
hey, who are the cool badasses? Can I hang out with you guys?
What do you think of my new challenge coin?
Look, it's a big green dildo on the bottom of it or whatever.
That's nonsense. It's just silly.
And then apparently the most recent thing was that they fired
an agent for refusing to arrest and perp walk James Comedy,
which he claimed is not true. And maybe it's not true.
Jim Comedy was given a summons, which is what should have
happened to January Sixers. Remember how we started today?
600 people on this day, 600. More than 600 on this day in
2021 had been arrested by the Biden administration.
Somebody figured out how to make the FBI actually do their
bidding. So when you keep talking about
this FBI or that FBI, the previous FBI is the bad FBI, and
today's FBI is the good FBI because we're that FBI.
Stop, dude, we get it. You don't know what you're
talking about. There's bad apples running
everywhere. They're all over the place.
You have no clue who it is that you're dealing with.
And it's the same freaking FBI. And you're saving them and
redacting them and protecting their names and trying to act
like everybody who had a job that just did it, that they're
fine. But you're also firing the
people who did those jobs. So either the FBI did what they
were told and it's not their fault, or we have to get rid of
them all. And guess what?
The Senators can't figure it out either because they're going to
fund it. Here he is talking about
nonsense. Same story.
He's sitting in Chicago. I'm going to do a zoom in on
this in just a second because this is also theatrical and
pathetic. It is truly pathetic.
Imagine this because I'm going to give you guys an analogy.
Imagine if a commander who is not a Green Beret went to go
talk to a Special Forces team because that's this is what
we're going to see in a second. Here, step back and think about
it for a second. You have, as you now know, of
eight sitting United States Senators whose phone records
were subpoenaed by the Department of Justice and the
prior administration for what? For what purpose?
None of these senators are criminals.
They have no criminal activity associated with them whatsoever.
Why did the Department of Justice and Jack Smith go in
there and authorize subpoenas? And it's not just them.
There's others. And So what we're doing in our
transparency and our commitment to transparency and our
initiative at FBI and DOJ is putting the records out,
providing them to Congress, letting them conduct oversight,
But we will also internally investigate those involved.
We've already disbanded the public corruption squad of WFO.
We've already jettisoned these people at the FBI that were
involved in the politicization of law enforcement.
And if there needs to be a criminal investigation, you
better believe it. We're on it.
I don't believe it, not even a little bit.
You're doing things like exposure and transparency, and
maybe there's criminality. There isn't.
That's the whole point. They did what they were told to
do. Todd Blanche was the guy sitting
next to him. Let me just show you guys what's
really, really cringy to me during that sit down.
He's wearing a raid jacket, which he had custom made with
his name on it. It says Cash Patel, director.
He's also got a Chicago FBI SWAT patch on one side and an FBI
patch on the other, and he's wearing a Chicago FBI SWAT hat.
Now. I don't think FBI SWAT is
particularly elite. For whatever it's worth, if you
guys were in SWAT and you were in the FBI, most of you guys did
like a 2 day freaking CrossFit workout and I'm not impressed.
I just don't care. My friends who are actual
killers and studs. I have friends that were Navy
Seals that said Nah, not going to happen.
I had a buddy who's a green Beret who thought that they were
a joke. He was a one man action squad.
I'd rather hit a house with him and him only than the entire FBI
SWAT team because he was more competent.
Doesn't mean they don't do decent work.
I mean, they're just like, you know, they're doing a formulaic
thing, but they rarely get involved in actually adversarial
actions. And the funny record that I
found for 10 years with the FB is Washington field office SWAT
team is they had like A5 and O they shot 5 of their own people
or three of their own people. Whatever the numbers were, they
were really, really embarrassing.
Multiple what we call negligent discharges resulting in agents
injuring other agents versus adversarial action and shooting
a bad guy. This is, this is seriously, this
is a teenage holster sniffer badge Bunny wannabe.
That's you know, that's a, that's what a holster sniffer
is. It's a, it's a male badge Bunny,
someone who is turned on by the, by the trappings and the
accoutrement of law enforcement. That's why he has that silly
nonsensical coin and he's wearing Chicago SWAT.
Imagine if you were a commander who came somewhere else out of
like, I don't know, an infantry unit and then you showed up to
to a team of Green Berets and you put on the Green Beret and
you sewed on, you sewed on their ODA patch or whatever and you
put on the tab said Special Forces because you're a Special
Forces commander. I mean, he's obviously the guy
who has the top say on what goes on in the Chicago SWAT team, but
he's not on the SWAT team. He didn't do whatever it takes.
He didn't go to the five months of training that it takes to
become an FBI agent and then go out there and check the box for
the couple of days that they do to make sure you're physically
fit to go be on the SWAT team and then go to the tactical
training for a couple of weeks. Like he doesn't do any of that
stuff. Why is he wearing their patch?
Seriously, why would you wear a patch you don't even earn?
It's so obnoxious. It's so sad.
It's thirsty and lonely. And by the way, why is he
sniffing over and over again? Someone put this compilation
together in December of 2024, and I'm just going to play it
because I also have to sniff right now.
I just can't help myself. The Deep state is afraid of him
and. They said no, he's got a lot of.
Information on that, it's like why they're terrified and you
can see them just. By AOC, she's in her 20s.
You got your butts kicked by a former Bart rail.
These efforts are unclassified and what Google just did to us
today they this. We're absolutely dead serious.
What he does for a living and he's he's to comply with the law
and I'm still waiting for it allowed me to visit to get the
declassified documents out to the American people.
And so we didn't do it. We took the tougher road.
And that's something I learned from Devin Nunes.
You got to do it. This goes on for like 2 minutes.
It's so gross. I don't know what's going on
there. Maybe you guys understand it.
It's just so sad. I don't want to poke fun at
people for for like medical problems, but at the same time
like what the hell you doing dude?
All right, so let's do a quick little coverage of what Bondi
got into and then I've got one more little clip here from Ron
Johnson and we're going to shut it down for the day.
I'm, I maybe the sniff is that he, he thinks there may be a
holster nearby. That's maybe what's going on.
It's a holster sniffing thing. Here's Pam Bondi talking out
there again. We're getting this like spin
that these guys are killing it. They're not killing it.
They're doing a almost adequate Workman job sometimes.
I've got way more problems with what Patel's been doing than
Bonnie here. Here was this little silly
exchange there. The National Guard is on the way
right now as we speak. Oh, by the way, so is Director
Patel and Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanch.
You're sitting here grilling me. And they're on their way to
Chicago to keep your state safe. Madam Attorney General, it's my
job to grill you. It turns out it actually is his
job to grill her. That actually is his job.
Dick Durbin's not running for re election so he doesn't care.
Oh, Cash Patel did make a claim that Chicago has 110,000 active
gang members. What?
Taking the juggernaut that is demolishing the weaponization of
law enforcement, bringing it to places like Chicago.
When I was there today with Todd, we learned that the
Chicago city streets have 110,000 gang members.
That's right, you heard me right.
They had 1200 shootings this year alone, 360 homicides.
When politicians choose to side with those metrics and not their
citizenry, Thank God we have President Trump and this
Department of Justice and this FBI going in there and crushing
violent crime. And President Trump sent us into
these. He's quietly.
I got to just tell you, that's an All Star move.
He got a President Trump is awesome and that's why we're so
great. He got a crushing violent crime.
He got a juggernaut reference in all in a few seconds.
And then he also just spit facts that were so insane that you
couldn't find them unless you were the FBI director or if you
had access to an Internet terminal where you could go to
heyjackass.com like we did this morning for you to find out
exactly those numbers. Oh, looks like total homicide
354. Looks like there have been shot
and wounded 12188 year to date. Right now we found out that
there have been 12 homicides so far in the the month of October.
It turns out these are also really, really, really easily
accessible public information. There are multiple sites that do
it. I just like, hey Jack, ask the
best. I've been following them for a
long time. Or you'd have the FBI director
go out there and talk about crushing violent crime and the
juggernaut of the FBI. It's so tiring for all the the
dunk and fire emojis that I saw people say that Pam body had
this to me was crippling. Tell me we don't have people
just doing non-stop unforced errors.
It's like they're looking for a rake to step on, they find it
and they hit it. I actually don't mind when
people step on a rake on accident.
I ran into a table the other night.
My wife turned off the lights downstairs a little early.
I went downstairs, I've been staring at the computer screen,
walked down, couldn't see anything.
Bam, hit the table. The table's been there for
months. I ran right into it hard and hit
my hip. It was a bummer.
What happens sometimes you just walk into something or sometimes
you just like you did it to yourself.
You made a public claim that the Epstein client list was quote,
sitting on my desk right now for review, end of quote.
You then produce already public information and no client list
at a major media event hosted at the White House.
Attorney General Bondi, why did you publicly claim to have the
Epstein client list waiting for your review and then produce
nothing relevant to that claim? Senator, Senator Durbin, if you
listen to my entire clip on that, I said I had not reviewed
it yet, that it was sitting on my desk along with the JFK
files, the Martin Luther King files, and I said I had not yet
reviewed it. And if you see our memo on
Epstein, you will see, excuse me, our memo on Epstein clearly
points out that there was no client list or July 6th memo.
Going back to the Epstein files, according to another
whistleblower who made a protected disclosure to my
office, you push the FBI to review approximately 100,000
Epstein related records on an arbitrarily short deadline in
March, and the FBI was directed to flag any documents that
mentioned President Trump. Nothing came of that review
until July when DOJ and FBI released an unsigned memo
stating, quote, there's no incriminating client list.
Why was the July 7th memo unsigned?
The July 7th memo came from the FBI and the Department of
Justice. Director Patel answered those
questions very clear. And you know, Senator Durbin, I,
I find it very interesting that you refused repeated Republican
requests to release the Epstein flight logs in 2023 and 2024.
You fought that. Did you take money from Reed
Hoffman campaign donations? Nope, He said never.
By the way, this is what I voted for.
I want Pam Bondi to slam this guy.
Yeah. Reed Hoffman, let's go ahead and
talk about something else. Anything to distract from the
fact that you said clear things and the American people heard
you. And that's why there's memes
everywhere online of like, hey, how many people have you
arrested? There were 600 J Sixers arrested
on this day. How many deep Staters you got?
Oh, none. Jim.
Comedy is going to go for the first time on his own power
going to walk in. What happened to Bannon?
What happened to Navarro? What happened to Rodger Stone?
What happened to Donald Trump's house?
Like, if you're going to come in and do total personnel warfare
and blitzkrieg the whole thing, like, just burn it to the
ground. Isn't that the answer for a
house that's so full of spiders that if you fumigate it and you
tent it and you go in and spray everything and nothing works,
burn it to the ground. No Moss.
It should be a rubble pile. And then you'll be like, well,
we're going to bring in a bulldozer.
We're going to flatten it out, and maybe we'll rebuild, or
maybe it will be a vacant lot as a reminder that spiders are
dangerous. We can't have them in our damn
houses. Or you could just pretend, which
is what these people keep doing. I told you I didn't do any
vetting, and I really didn't. I didn't do any vetting on Patel
before he got in there. I didn't do any vetting on Bondi
or anything else. But I didn't out there advocate
on behalf of Bondi, and I think Bondi's got some questionable
stuff in there for some reason. There's an awful lot of people
in the Trump administration that have ties to Qatar.
Can someone tell Laura Loomer about this, about Cash Patel?
I didn't know this before yesterday.
I did an AI search because I was trying to figure out how much
cash Patel's watch costs and it was like $30,000.
And then I was like, man, if you have a $30,000 watch, what is
your net worth? What is it?
How high is your net worth if you're rolling around with A30K
watch? Now, maybe you're just a guy who
has a 30K watch, but that's what my minivan costs and we've been
driving that thing for years. So that's a lot of money for
regular people. It's another thing that's funny
about Patel with his with his Punisher icon.
Do you guys know what the most single salient thing about the
Punisher is? I'm going to break away from
this for a second. You guys in the chat know what
is the most remarkable, consistent quality of The
Punisher going from 1974 when he was a Marine to the movie that
went out there where he was a, he was an FBI agent.
There's always one thing in common.
He had a wife and children. They were murdered.
And then he decides to go into extradition punishment.
That's when he becomes a vigilante, when he has a big
problem because his children, his wife, were killed.
Do you know who doesn't have a wife or kids?
This guy, Cash Patel. OK, so here we go.
Cash Patel. This is a really crazy headline.
This comes from Mother Jones and I just didn't see it until
today. So bad on me.
We still don't know what Cash Patel did as a consultant for
Qatar. In a curious twist, during his
confirmation process, not only do we find out by the way that
he has up to $5,000,000 in stock, that is a controlling
interest in this country company Xian, which makes this Chinese
knock off programs, but it's owned by this Cayman Island
subsidiary. As far as I can understand it,
it's kind of convoluted. CAS Patel failed to disclose
significant personal financial investigation information until
the Senate hearing on January when his nomination popped up to
be FBI Director. Consequently, one particular
item listed on his financial disclosure has received no
attention during that hearing. Yeah.
Why did it get any attention? That's why I didn't hear about
it. I guess.
Patel's work as a consultant for the embassy of Qatar.
On this document, Patel didn't say what he did for Qatar or how
much he was paid. That's weird.
He's just one of several top Trump administration aides who
have had financial ties to this Arab monarchy.
Susie Wiles, Trump's chief of staff, worked for a lobbying
firm that represented Qatar. Attorney General Pam Bonde
lobbied for the Qataris. Mike Huckabee, ambassador to
Israel, paid $50,000 to visit Qatar in 2018.
Steve Witkoff, special envoy to the Middle East, pocketed money
from Qatar. He got the Qatari sovereign
wealth fund, apparently bought the Park Lane Hotel for a $623
million deal. The Trump Organization self
struck a deal to develop a luxury golf course in Qatar.
Qatar is considering handing Trump a luxury jet.
This is going back to May. The $400.00, four $100 million
Air Force One jet they were going to replace.
The plan is reportedly for a 747 to be transferred to his library
so it would leave with him and stay under his personal control
after he leaves office. There have been very few public
clues regarding the nature of Patel's ties to Qatar.
His financial disclosure said he made more than $5000 from the
work and that's it. It notes that he was paid
through a company he owned called Trishul TRISHUL feel free
to look it up, which engaged in national security, defense and
intelligence consulting. On his form in 2024, he earned
$2.1 million from this organization which had a number
of clients. Those clients include True
Social that were Trump media it, it also included Qatar.
There were questions about it and apparently somebody The
Atlantic reported that he claimed he worked as a security
consultant for Qatar during the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Doha.
And in February, experts or ethics experts were questioning
on whether or not his consulting for Qatar would have required
him to register to register as a as a foreign agent under Farah.
A source close to Patel confirmed to The Federalist that
his work for Qatar was limited to securing the 2022 FIFA World
Cup and other security measures. And so therefore the
representation would not have required a fair registration.
But Patel himself hasn't said that he was involved in World
Cup. He said nothing of the of the
sort publicly about his business and his association with Qatar.
And then the fun thing is, is that it says the Qatari Supreme
Committee on Delivery and Legacy, which ran the the 2022
World Cup bid, they had nothing to comment on it.
And his paperwork for Qatar said that he was working and
representing them on behalf of them until November of 2024.
The World Cup was two years in the past.
So what kind of money did you get from them?
What kind of money did you get from the Chinese?
What, what are we doing here, man?
I mean, I, I blew it. I'm just telling you guys, I
really blew it. I didn't know who this guy was.
What I should have known was that he was this, hey, guys,
look at me. I'm a bad ass.
He's a bad ass. It's just really scary stuff
that we're dealing with people that have significant amounts of
money, a bunch of shady sort of interactions, and then they
don't even know what the hell they're doing.
They're they're finding secret subpoenas that were put in lock
boxes and vaults in, in cyber places that can't be accessed.
They are so woefully unfit for this job.
At the end of the day, again, the Biden administration proved
that the FBI can turn on a dime and do something.
And our our senators and our House of Representatives are
going to prove to us that even though they're going to go out
and cry about it, even if they're going to go out and act
like something bad happened every day, I'm one of them is
going to go out and fund this organization.
I'm going to leave you with a thought from John Ratcliffe.
There's a question here asking about names that are going to be
declassified regarding Hunter Biden, Ukraine and some
involvement. So he's going to answer that to
us right now. This is how you know no one gets
prosecuted. Well, since you asked, I will
tell you. Joe Biden's son, Joe Biden's
brother, Joe Biden's brother's wife, Hunter Biden's girlfriend
or Beau Biden's. Widow.
However, you wanted to write that Hunter Biden's ex-wife,
Hunter Biden's current wife and three children of.
The president's son and the president's brother.
So we're talking about grandchild.
A grandchild. That's odd.
Most people that work hard every day's grandchild doesn't get a
wire. From a foreign national or
anything like that, so. That'll conclude our that'll
conclude the questions about it. That'll also conclude pretty
much everything that it has to do with what's going on here.
We will not see prosecutions and any of those people, despite the
fact that many of you guys thought there was a problem
there because we got an announcement.
So that was it. That's all there was.
That's all there was going to be.
That's all we're going to get. Sorry.
And then they're going to fund it.
All right. So that was, you know, sort of
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Let's end with something kind of fun.
How about this? Just do it anyway.
This is an Indian guy. I got no problem with this dude.
He's saying things that are American.
If things are hard, So what? Keep going.
Nobody cares about your feelings.
But Papa. What if I'm tired?
Do it anyway. What if I'm scared?
Do it anyway. What if I'm stressed?
Do it anyway. What if I'm anxious?
Do it anyway. But what?
You can't? You still got to do it anyway.
You still got to do it, Shivaj. You got to understand.
Separating your feelings from your actions is the most
important superpower that you can always have.
Please remember, losers follow feelings.
Winners follow a plan. I know it's difficult.
I know it's hard, and I know it sucks.
But you got to decide what you want to be.
Do you want to to be the one who's giving excuses or do you
want to be a winner? Decide who the heck you are a
winner. Yeah, that's it.
Stop following your feelings, which is why Fox News is dead,
because they're playing at that. All right.
God bless all of you. Look forward to seeing you again
tomorrow. I hope you have a fantastic rest
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