Take a look behind the curtain with a real whistle blower, an
American patriot prepared to embrace the uncomfortable truth.
Because this program has no time for comforting lies.
Here is civil liberties enthusiast, Second Amendment
defender, and recovering FBI agent Kyle Seraphim.
Well, here I am, and welcome to the Kyle Seraphin Show, my
friends. It is Wednesday.
It is September the 4th. We're rolling live on all the
places that we roll. And I want to thank you all for
joining us. If you're new to the program,
thanks for tuning in. Today's going to be a little bit
interesting. I think we're going to have a,
we're going to have a moment where we take somebody at their
word. Kamala Harris famously said that
she can imagine what can be unburdened by what has been,
which is a really strange thing to say if you get right down to
it. It doesn't make a ton of sense
unless you take her at her word, because our media has actually
been imagining what can be unburdened by what has been.
They are literally ignoring all of the past and presenting
things to us. And this happens on the left and
on the right. There's some stories out there
today that I think are worth discussing, and a lot of them
have to do with polling. But it's not just polling.
It's the overall experience of the federal government being
completely full of it all the time.
So polls are wrong, the politicians are wrong, the media
heads that we expect to give us accurate and information and,
and, and truth information. It's wrong.
So it's no wonder that young people don't know anything.
They don't understand what's going on around them.
So if you have a young person in your life, somebody let's say
under the age of let's say 25, and a lot of the Gen.
Z that are now out there able to vote, they have terrible ideas
they don't know anything about. It's the reason why I think that
voting should actually be a much older threshold.
I don't think you should be able to vote.
I don't think everybody should be able to vote.
People make terrible decisions. Go out there and look at your
neighbors and see what they spend their money on.
They send their money on tattoos and brand new cars and they're
broke and they can't even mow their lawns.
Yeah, I'm just saying, I drive around too, just like you.
And I look around and I think, what are these people doing with
their time, with their money, with their resources?
How are they investing this most precious gift that we have the
moment that we have on earth? And should we really trust them
to make decisions on our behalf? We all can do better, no doubt
about it. I'm just not ready to let some
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In any case, want to get started with things?
These are these are frustrations.
And when I say that people on both the left and the right are
unburdened by what has been, I'm going to show you an article.
This is why I basically never share anything from the Gateway
Pundit. I had a female Gateway Pundit
correspondent be very upset that I called out there reporting
because it's garbage. It's absolutely.
It's it's without source check garbage.
So I don't know who this Christina Lay Layla is.
I don't know anything about her, but I've dealt with some of the
other reporters over there or contributing writers.
They don't do a good job. And here you have just in Dan
Bongino Raziel's new explosive whistleblower claims on January
6th. Pipe bomber.
All right, I'm going to let Dan say it in his own words.
This came out from Representative Eli Crane, who's
representative from Arizona. He's my father's congressman.
He's a man that passed up the opportunity to sit down with me
for 5 minutes when he was in pace in Arizona, when I was in
pace in Arizona, and I said I could be there at any time for
just a few moments before he went to Congress.
And now he's tweeting out videos about the pipe bomber
whistleblower information. Guys, there's one of two
possibilities. One possibility is, is that Dan
Bongino has a new federal whistleblower who was involved
in the pipe bomber case that came to him and is ready to lose
their job. You also have to believe that
that person had access to the information, has been sitting on
it for three years, and chose not to go to an approved method
like going to a congressperson, but actually went to Dan
Bongino. The odds are very, very low.
I'm going to say prohibitively low.
Or he's talking about stuff that I told him, which I made
available to Jim Jordan's committee three years ago.
It was in either October or NN. Let's give it November.
I'm pretty confident the the conversation I had was in
November of 2021 with representatives from Jim
Jordan's office. They hadn't yet taken the House
Judiciary. They hadn't set up the
weaponization yet. And I gave them all the
information I have More on it, by the way.
It wouldn't dig on the same person.
So all of the things that Dan is saying are not new by three
years. And it's been spoken about in
public. But here he is.
And here's Eli Crane sensationalizing something
basically unburdened by what has been.
They are talking about something.
They're imagining what could be a new investigation to the pipe
bomber. Oh, my goodness, how exciting.
How many clicks can we get from this?
The pipe bombs that were placed at the DNC and the RNC after the
pipe. Bombs were found assets on the
ground, including a whistleblower.
Was briefed about the pipe bombs the next day and shown a picture
of a guy in a hoodie. Hey, we're looking for this guy.
Planted these pipe bombs, almost killed Kamala Harris.
God forbid this whistleblower tells me that.
But two days later, after the pipe bombs, he notes, emphasis
is without explanation. They were told to stand down.
No need to look for the guy anymore, which is really strange
because the FBI is telling us now there's like a $22 trillion
reward for finding this guy. Sir, I'm interested has the pipe
bomber who planted bombs at the DNC in the RNC on January 6th,
has he been arrested yet? That is something we're still
aggressively investigating, Thomas.
Do we have an entire dedicated team focus specifically on this
investigation? I don't believe him.
I don't believe Chris Wright. Neither do you.
So there's some production value that's involved in creating a
little clip like this. And Eli Crane's team went out to
do this so they can get a viral social media push.
It's seen been seen by about 200,000 people at least.
It's been scrolled past by 200,000 people over on Twitter.
So are we really trying to believe that a new person has
come forward and shared the exact same information that I
did three years ago? Is that what's going on?
There's more to it than that. What I said, because I always
say things in context, because I am not unburdened by what has
been, is that we got pulled into the office to do the things that
were the priority of the FBI executives, which was to address
leads. These were the tips that were
coming into the January 6th snitch lines.
And we went out there and we read all those instead of
following down the person that we believed, that the FBI
believed at the time was a person of interest in the pipe
armor case. And yes, that information is
available to Representative Eli Crane.
Rep Crane, if you're interested, I will share it with you.
You will not be the only person in Congress that I've shared it
with, but I'm happy to give you the file that I have.
It has an address, it has a phone number, it has an e-mail
address, it has a LinkedIn profile, it has a Twitter
handle. You can follow all that stuff
down. And all those things supposedly
were conclusively linked to the bank card that was used to buy
the hoodie subject, whoever that person was by the Metro card,
and also the car and the registration that that person
got into in Northern Virginia when they left DC.
Did that person drop the pipe bombs?
No idea. I don't know.
When you don't know, Darren Beatty and Julie Kelly think
that they've conclusively proved otherwise.
It's very possible that that person was doing something else.
But why did the FBI trot that person out and then walk it
back? We don't know.
And yes, that person is a government contractor with
almost two decades of experience doing so and a military veteran
and has a pretty right leaning, although pretty Astroturf
looking. It looks kind of fake to me, a
right leaning social media account.
So that's available to you. Unburdened by what has been.
There's a lot of this going on where people just sort of ignore
the past, ignore the information that's out there.
I understand that the new cycle is fast.
Maybe that's why we have so much of this stupidity.
I I also wanted to share something because as I was doing
this, and this is totally unrelated to today's show other
than it is a whitewashing of the past.
It is people that are unburdened by the reality of what has been.
So you can just make things up. And the reason I shared it was I
was going to ignore it, but they're talking about Thomas
Jefferson, one of our Founding fathers, someone that Americans
have always looked at as a symbol of important information,
somebody who did something great, who had his faults, like
every man has who's walked the earth minus Jesus Christ.
The thing for me that made me want to put this up is that this
is MSNBC, which is our hard left.
They are now talking about Thomas Jefferson's role in the
slave trade and that he looks even worse when you put him in
historical context. And that's absurd.
The best is that they didn't have an editor fix the sub
headline here. So I'm going to read it to you
as it is written, as silly as it sounds.
And then I'll just briefly touch on the fact that there's a book
called First Principles that this guy wrote.
So what you're seeing on the screen is a guy named Thomas
Ricks. He's the author of the book
First Principles, which is a revisiting or a re imagining of
who Thomas Jefferson is or was. And all of that is kind of
goofy. Thomas Jefferson doesn't look
better in context, he looks worse.
That's the headline. Sub headline to give Thomas
Jefferson for ending the transatlantic slave trade.
I'm going to say that one more time.
To give Thomas Jefferson for ending the transatlantic slave
trade. They missed the word credit in
the sub headline. Most Americans now don't even
read the article, do they? They simply will read what is
available to them in the little snippet there.
And they have the they basically have about 3 sentences worth of
attention span. Perhaps it's one of the reasons
why people can imagine what can be.
They're unburdened by what has been because they haven't read
what has been. They haven't read the books,
they haven't read the articles, they haven't done the requisite
information. I'm seeing this on social media
right now, especially on true social, which I find very
frustrating because there's a lot of people out there that are
very dumb. And again, they can all vote
just like you. This is one of my arguments, but
they're like, hey, you've been talking about some things for a
long time. I don't know anything about
them. Catch me up and tell me why I
should care about this thing that I just heard about.
I'm not interested in doing the work.
Just spoon feed it to me. And then I'm going to disagree
with you because I already have an opinion.
Don't give me the facts to give Thomas Jefferson for ending.
That is the statement. What they claim is that he is
basically foundational in the slave breeding industry in the
United States. So this is the argument again.
Take away everything from a great man and reduce it to
something that is only interesting to your modern eyes.
People didn't think that way at the time.
You not to have to. You have to put people in a
historical context of where they're at.
It's it's critical. Otherwise we're going to be
dealing with absolute nonsense. So let's talk a little bit about
historical context because we are in an interesting moment
right now and CNN is touting the race is over.
There are 6 battleground states. Georgia and Pennsylvania are the
only two that are a toss up. Three have already gone in their
minds. Three of them have already gone
over to Kamala Harris. One of them, Arizona, has gone
for Donald Trump. OK, the problem with this
analysis, which is garbage, is that the plus or minus
percentage for their polls, the margin of error for the poll
that you're seeing on the screen, which you're probably
only seeing because it's such small print, It's probably only
in like little tiny graphics. But let me just tell you,
Wisconsin and Michigan, they're claiming have actually already
gone so far to Kamala Harris that they they're her states.
It's interesting that the northern states are the ones
that they want to try to clear. They also said that Pennsylvania
is basically a lockstep. It's 5050, so it could go either
way. But Georgia leans Kamala and
Nevada leans Kamala by one point.
The problem is there's a 4.9% margin of error.
That is a very inaccurate poll. Decent polling is under 3%
margin of error. And how do they decide these
margins of error? I know there are people that do
this for a living. I don't believe any of them.
The polls are almost always off and they skew aggressively
towards Donald Trump. That's what we've seen.
Why? Because people don't want to say
they support Donald Trump because they get yelled at.
And who takes a poll? Which one of you has time to
spend 15 minutes on the phone with a complete stranger that
you don't trust, that you've never heard from that says, hey,
I'd like to ask you some questions about your most core
political beliefs in a time when that could get you cancelled by
the government. We're going to talk about that
little later as well. That's happened in Brazil.
That's already happened in the United States.
So isn't it interesting that a very inaccurate poll is going to
lead? This was the leading story for
CNN. The people that are sort of like
center left, if you will, the so-called reasonable ones, the
ones we could reach. I read the comments and some of
the articles about Brazil. They all think that Elon Musk is
a fascist. Elon Musk is essentially a
Democrat that got left by the Democrat Party, a lot like
Donald Trump. They're not traditional
conservatives. He has like 9 babies with 11
women. I'm obviously exaggerating here.
In any case, to see that this margin of error is so high and
to see that they are basically trying to call the the the
states for someone already, it's absurd.
Donald Trump has always outperformed his polls.
And I have no faith that these things are not meant to try to
set up this astroturf grassroots belief that look, she was
already winning. It's totally normal that we
stole the election with all this.
There was so much ground excitement for this lady, this
lady who didn't get a single primary vote.
So let's put it in context, shall we?
Let's do the historical context of where young people and people
in the labor movement should be considering their votes because
this woman is telling you that there are two potential paths in
front of you. And yes, we have been reduced to
an artificial binary. That is the nature of politics
in America. In a two party system, we have
one party and they have the other party.
Now, are they fundamentally the same?
They use the same tactics for sure.
Let's listen to this lady's talk and then we're going to cut it
open a little bit because the context does matter and we
should not be unburdened by what has been.
Let's be burdened by what has been so we can talk about the
things that actually happened in the past.
Why? Because we actually read the
articles here, because we actually look for the context
that is real, that fits the time.
Every worker in this country should think about the two
futures that we have in front of US1 future where too many of us
are still living on the edge, where it feels impossible for
young folks to buy a home. Or that we're one bad break from
everything going South. Where we don't have freedom or
opportunity on the job. And we have no way to fight
back. We don't have freedom or
opportunity on the job. Is she talking about, like,
women? Women get more of a break in the
workplace than men by a lot, especially if they're women who
have darker colored skin. Especially if they work in the
federal government, which is the single biggest employer in this
country with three and a half million employees.
How do you know that, Kyle? Oh, because I've seen the
average employee in Washington DC and is a black female female
who is single, probably a mom. She's between the ages of 30 and
55 years old. She sits at her desk and you
have to thank her profusely for doing a job that she does with
mediocrity. She has a blanket on her lap and
she has a space heater under her desk and she watches television
all day instead of doing the actual job she's paid to do
because her real job is to show up and collect a paycheck.
Because as we've said here before, people need jobs and
therefore it's irrelevant whether or not the job actually
provides value, which is a, it's fundamentally an American thing.
It is a socialist Marxist sort of jobs program.
That's why the leaders, and I use that in air quotes, the
leaders in the federal government often times are
people who have never said no to a bad idea.
And exclusively at the DOJ, they're people that have never
said no to a bad idea. I have the context for what that
Lady just said because there are two paths, right, for the
future. So let's be burdened by what has
been. I'm looking at just a basic
timeline. I wrote this out myself.
There's nothing really fancy here on this page. 2008, I just
want to make sure we get the dates correct. 2008 to 2016.
The well, it's 2009, let's be really fair.
Or elected in O 8. But 2009, 'cause it's an odd
year. So 2009 to 2016 inclusive.
For those of you that want to be specific, that was President
Barack Obama. That's eight years.
I have 2017 to 2020 inclusive, that's four years, that's Donald
Trump. And then 2021 to 2024 inclusive,
it's Joe Biden. That's four more years.
Four and eight is 1212 over the total, which is 16 is 12 / 16.
That's 75%. If you reduce the fraction down
3 / 4, we tracking 75% of the last years were run by
Democrats. And then we've got this real
problem, the future. Oh, it's uncertain.
Oh, it's hard for workers. Can we just be really simple
here and notice that the simple minded people, the young voters
that they really, really want to get, what do they want?
Young voters and people that are not from this country, right?
Half of Gen. Z voters support Harris, only
one third back Trump. Let me just say that means that
there's another fraction in between there that supports
what? Nothing useless.
They don't get it. My favorite is that Gen.
Z voters, 50% of them, are worried about what's going to
come up because then you look like the next.
You can't make this up. These were two headlines on the
same landing page for NBC. It said polling, again, kind of
staying with that theme, polling, half of Gen.
Z voters support Harris. And the next article was young
voters harbor deep worries about inflation, debt and housing. 75%
of the years in the last 16 years have been run by
Democrats, including the last four, including the last four
where the lady who's running that 50% of them support is part
of the administration that did this.
Now it's been a long trend, no doubt about it.
But we've been seeing steady climbs in unaffordability when
it comes to housing. We showed on this this show not
long ago, there are graphs that indicate that over the last 130
plus years, it is the least affordable time to buy housing
in America. That's a couple lifetimes.
That's what, a 1 1/2 lifetimes, One in the third lifetimes.
It's amazing to me that these people harbor these, these,
these fears. These are people under 30.
I start to think that if you're over the age of, let's say,
2627, that's just my own personal experience.
At about 27 years old, I came online and looked around and
went, OK, I'm not creating anything, I'm not destroying
anything, I'm not adding anything of value, and I'm not
leaving a mark in this world. I need to do something.
I enlisted in the military, which is what a lot of teenagers
do. So I had kind of an awakening of
where I need to be and it changed my life path.
I was working in finance for a movie studio, folks.
I showed up every single day to the Warner Brothers movie lot on
Riverside in Burbank, CA. It is an idyllic place to work.
There were moments when I was sitting there when I looked out
the windows and I saw the hills. The Hollywood Hills are outside
the windows. I watched the freeway.
I was basically completely unmanaged by anyone.
I had less than two hours of work that I needed to do per day
to get paid just shy of a six figure salary at the age of
about 25 and change. I was 25 coming up on 26.
I sat in this glass beautiful building surrounded by beautiful
women who were auditioning for roles to be on Charlie Sheen's
TV show 2 1/2 Men. They would come in and be very
confused because they don't know how to read because they are
just like these people here that can't do any of the context.
And there I sat. I would go and eat with the with
the movie stars. I would sit like 20 feet away,
10 feet away. Sometimes there was just a fence
between me and like John Stamos who was filming, ER, whatever
the heck it was. And I went and I ate really,
really well because when you live and work on a movie lot,
they actually feed you incredibly well for very
reasonable prices. The Warner Brothers movie lot
food was some of the best food in any cafeteria I've ever been
in. And it beats most restaurants
I've ever been to. Maybe it's because I was young
and hungry, but I'm just saying, I rode a motorcycle to work.
It was awesome. And it was totally childish.
I had moments that were I, I actually panicked because it
was, I was so ecstatic about how easy my life was.
And I had been homeless, just so you know, probably 10 months
prior. And so I left all that and I
joined the military because I would need to put some meaning
in my life. I need to put a burden on these
people now are burdened by debt, student loans, which I had at
the time, too. They're out there trying to
figure out how to make their way in the economy.
And they're 50% of them are interested in Kamala Harris
because they can't do basic math and see that 75% of the last
years have been run by the people that they think should
continue. I don't know how else to save
people that are in that boat. We have to just hope that they
don't actually vote. It's truly wild to think about
that. For me.
It's wild to think that there are kids in high school right
now who have the dumbest possible ideas and that they're
going to step forward and make decisions that are going to
affect me and my family and my firearms rights and my kids
ability to be safe in the streets.
Here's a little young communist organizer.
She doesn't look very old. She's probably in her 20s.
I guarantee she's in Gen. Z.
This is what happens when you let someone who has been
indoctrinated by leftist and woke ideologies that doesn't
understand anything about the reality of it who's wearing a
very nice outfit even though I think it looks ridiculous.
She's wearing this sort of fashionable thing.
She looks like the kind of girl you'd see in ATV show that's
given you some kind of nonsense. She looks like something that
would have been in an afternoon special.
She's talking about how she's been a communist organizer for
illegal immigrants, people who have invaded our country that
are living in flippin tents. Do you think she lives in a tent
next to them? No, she has baths.
She has showers. She has the ability to put on
makeup and style her hair and wear nice clothing.
But here she is, LAR Ping as a community organizer inside her
own country to work against the interests of her country.
These are the people that are allowed to vote, completely
unburdened by what has been with no concept.
I guarantee you if we went and queried her, her ability to tell
you what years major conflicts happened that the United States
was involved in, she would not be able to do it.
I know that because very educated people in my family,
they happen to be females, don't know World War One.
Give me the give me the decades unable World War 2.
You get 2 choices. I'll let you even take the early
one. How about Vietnam?
How about Korea? Can you actually name military
complex the United States has been involved in?
They can't do it. I assure you this woman has
absolutely no idea what has been done in this world.
She's unburdened by what has been.
And that's how you end up talking like this in front of
ATV. And by the way, the guy who
works for the city government who's going to try to help them
to a very nice looking young white guy looks very clean cut.
He's not my enemy, but he works for the government, which means
he's nothing but bad ideas. Listen to him trying to help it
out too. The camp, as a collective, came
up with a list of demands. That came after a petition by
city officials for migrants to move from this encampment near
train tracks under a bridge to indoor shelters funded by the
city. This morning they sent buses to
take people over without presenting that document and
without having any kind of signature for accountability.
That's what migrant advocate V Reeves says the city responded
with. Instead of meeting the migrants
demands. We've been offering time and
shelter, basically just trying to get families to to leave that
camp and come inside. John Ewing with Denver Human
Services says shelter comes with its perks, namely getting out of
these conditions outdoors. It comes with, you know, 3
square meals a day. You can cook your own if you'd
like to. That is one of the main demands
by these migrants who have had their grievances in the past
about the food provided by the city.
There have been so many complaints about the food being
spoiled or not being enough and malnutrition amongst children.
Migrants who do stay in shelters are often put on a path toward a
work permit, Reeves says. These folks haven't receive the
same benefits. They're not receiving any kind
of official housing or immigration document support,
which is incredibly necessary for them to be able to navigate
the bureaucracy around these systems.
The city says its own offer comes with these benefits.
What do you qualify for? What do you not qualify for?
What might be something that is a feasible past path for you to
success that is not staying on the streets of Denver?
We try to compromise. We try to figure something out.
You know, at the end of the day, what we do not want is families
on the streets of Denver. How about this?
What I do not want are people that have served our military.
And yeah, there's some boneheads that have been out there in the
military service. And all of you guys who have
been part of it know exactly what I'm talking about.
And some of them fall out and they do dumb things like it
involved in drugs and alcohol. Maybe they tried to bury the
things that they saw. Maybe they were just weak to
begin with. But they signed up and they
wrote a check, a blank check for their life to this country and
for what it means. And now we're going to give what
they earned to somebody else that just snuck in the country
and is flying a flippant Palestinian flag.
Did you see that, A huge Palestinian flag in the middle
of that? Do you think that was the kids,
that commie organizer that brought that?
Or do you think that it was the illegals that snuck in?
Because my guess is, is that that is a virtue signal by that,
You little white girl with the bleach blonde tips, get the hell
out of my country and how dare you try to demand anything you
want to come here and work like live in the shadows, like a
cockroach and try to make a living.
I've seen those people. I don't hate them.
I don't like what they're doing, but I don't hate them as people.
They're victims. They're victims of their own bad
decisions. But meanwhile, you've got this
little girl Larping and you've got this guy from the city
saying, look, she's talking about demands.
Did you hear the the refugees, these migrants?
That's what she keeps calling them.
They're illegals. They're aliens that are not part
of our country. They have no right to be here.
They have no legal status. You don't get flipping paperwork
to come and work. It's incredibly important.
Why? Because it's supposed to mean
something. It means that you're allowed to
be here and you're not. How dare they.
And I'm going to show you before we go to a I'm going to do a
sponsor in a second here. I want to show you where this
leads to. It leads to the same dim bulbs
like that girl. She's enough to cast light, but
not enough to see what's going on, right?
That's a 15 to 30 Watt bulb. It throws light in the room, but
all kinds of stuff gets away from you.
If you hold a 15 Watt bulb and you put that up above you, like
if you put that in your in your ceiling, you'll know that you're
not going to run into the couch. So the major things are out of
the way. But you can have bugs and knives
and you can have needles and all kinds of glass broken on the
floor and you'll walk right into it.
Right dim bulbs see enough to know that there is bulk objects,
but they don't see the granular details.
This girl is a non detail oriented person.
She's unburdened by the reality of what has been.
And so they just have this hopeful future.
It helps. Now imagine that girl and her
generation become police officers because they do,
because we have to hire young people, because that's who
becomes new cops and we're replacing them.
There's a reason why this badge is not specific to my old
agency. It is a badge that shows that
law enforcement in this country is under duress.
The old timers and the people who are salty and Gray and
thought like I did, they're out. And the dummies, the Gen.
ZS, those who are interested in Kamala Harris, despite the fact
that 75% of the last 16 years has been run by people like
Kamala Harris and it hasn't been good for them.
Those people are in, they're the ones that are writing tickets.
They're the ones that are responding to patrol calls.
They are the ones that are going to be on the front lines because
the senior management is out. And the, the only senior
management that's staying are the people that know how to say
yes when they should say no. My buddy Phil says that AGS 15
in the FBI is someone who's never said no to a bad idea.
I think this can be universalized across law
enforcement. If you are in leadership at this
point, you have said yes to a lot of bad ideas.
Now, maybe you regret it, but odds are you probably don't.
And that's how you keep your job because your paycheck is more
important than the tyranny that you're enforcing.
So get a little taste of this. And by the way, I found out
yesterday that one of my classmates, I've referred to her
as Blink Blink on a couple of podcasts.
She was really dumb, like really dumb.
I don't know how else to explain it.
She happened to be a black female.
I don't remember what her educational background was or
why she was in the class, but I remember her being very dim and
she would come up and say things like Kanyamajan like and she
talked like that too. So she's a young black curly
haired female who would say things like Kanyamajan like are
those bad ass Afghan iaison and none like this raccoon like
Ataxia, like Kanyo. I mean, and I said, what makes
you think you're going to be a bad ass because you get a A
badge. There's nothing about you that
is bad ass, period. And she'd be like Blink blink.
And then she would just start over because she was basically
functionally retarded. She was a social retard, and she
would come up and have conversations with men about
things that were interesting to her as a female.
I found out that she's now at the Civil Rights Division for
the FBII didn't even remember her last name.
I just called her Blink Blink. But her name is Caroline, and
she's really dumb and she knows who I am, which is really funny.
And she was complaining to a mutual acquaintance that we
have, and the acquaintance thought it was very funny
because she has no way of knowing that we were acquainted.
These people are ridiculous and they're in positions of
authority and power and they do stuff like this.
Enjoy. This is from a group that
basically lured some scam artist illegal alien in this country
into a sort of an entrapped position.
But they're not law enforcement. So they just basically lured
this the scammer in to collect money allegedly from some old
lady, $300,000 from some poor old lady and they called the
police and the police showed up and said the following.
We'll grab this information and see what we can do.
But this you know, like I said so, so can you please collect
the information? He said that he's already.
Illegal. He already said that he went OK,
First off, we're a sanctuary city.
Even if he's legal here, we cannot call ICE, OK?
But you still have to report that, right?
No, we don't. Because it's a sanctuary city.
So you're going to let a person who went to prison, he committed
a crime in America, who's illegal right now?
You're going to let him go free right now, which is his
elevator? That's exactly what I'm saying,
because we're a sanctuary city. I've arrested a double homicide
suspect in this city before and let him walk out the door
because we're a sanctuary. City.
We're not going to call ice to. Come pick up and deport him.
He came to pick up $320,000 from your, him or my grandmother and
grandfather. And he's working away freely
right now, right? We'll grab this information and
see what we do. Did you guys catch that?
OK, if you're listening and you're like, what in the heck?
Did I just listen to that terrible audio?
Oh, Kyle, help me out. All right, so let me help you
out. There are two cops.
They're talking to this group that lures out scammers.
The two cops, one of them is closer to the camera and he's
like a taller Hispanic man and he basically says like, look,
there's not a lot we can do, but we'll try.
The other guy says no, no, no, no, we're a sanctuary city.
He obviously is the younger of them and he's the most confident
in his policies. Then he says I've arrested a
double homicide subject suspect and let them walk free
afterwards when they went out on bail because they're illegal,
because that's a get out of jail free card in whatever the hell
this is. We are living in a very upside
down world. You have to be completely
unburdened by what has been to be able to say someone broke the
law, came into my country, doesn't care about what's going
on. And then we're going to actually
reward them with freedom and more liberty than if you or I
had done the same thing. And we're going to reward them
with offers and try to lure them in to let them cook their own
food and have their own things as long as they stay in the
shelter. When we're not doing this for
homeless vets. I don't, I don't deify veterans
like many people do. There's plenty of vets on the
ground. There's plenty of people that
are lying about being vets too, By the way, I love asking
questions about, oh, well, you know, where you at?
And they start making things up, especially when they start
talking about the Air Force. I'm like, that's fake and I know
enough friends in the Army and I have enough friends in the
Marine Corps to be able to kind of vet that.
The Navy, I don't know what the Navy's about.
I'll be real. I'll be real clear if you tell
me some fake Navy experience, like you can totally snow me on
that. I don't, I don't know how to fix
that one. But I do know when you're lying
about the service that I was actually in because it's not the
way that people in that service talk, especially if you don't
know that we, we measure things in like wings and squadrons and
stuff like that over in the Air Force.
And you say some crazy things about battalions, like get the
hell out of here. A lot of them are liars.
Can you imagine just simply telling the cop, like, look, I'm
from Venezuela. Yeah, I know.
No, I'm from Argentina. I got blue eyes.
My family is Germanic. That's why I look like this.
We escaped from from from persecution from Nuremberg.
We went to we went to Argentina, and now I'm here.
Argentina. I went to a soccer game for
Argentina one time. They were very aggressive.
Yeah. Let let me just say that I'm
going to now tell people when I get pulled over.
Sorry, no papers. But also Argentina, is that
cool? Is that the world we're going to
live in? That's what happens when you're
unburdened by what has been. Let me throw this up on the
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mypillow.com/K YLEI guess, I guess all of this stuff comes
down because it's, it's been me focusing on this ridiculous with
Kamala Harris nonsense. This this statement she made
that I do actually think is much more.
It's much more profound than I gave it credit for and maybe
more profound than you gave it credit for the concept that she
is unburdened by what has been. I also have something that will
make you smile and if you guys like what you're about here,
we'll probably get cancelled off YouTube for showing this because
it's got some clips from a movie, but so be it.
It's worth it for you to smile. Make sure you guys have hit the
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We'll bring on a guest right now.
We're going to get Garrett on sometimes.
We'll probably have my dad come on and chat.
We'll probably get George Hill. Just a lot of fun stuff going to
happen there. Let me share with you something
that'll make you smile a little bit, only because my sense of
humor is what it is. This is Kamala Harris doing that
thing that she did. She was in Pittsburgh and she
was in Detroit, and she was putting on this weird accent.
Here's Peter Doocy asking Karine Jean Pierre about the accent,
and then I'm going to give you something that'll make you
smile. So stick around for that.
Here's Peter Doocy just belaboring the point that this
lady is nuts and nobody seems to ask the the simple questions,
which is why is she such a fake? He asks it in a nice way, and
then they tell us it's the economy, which once again
they've had their hands on the lever of for three out of the
last four years, over the last 16.
Topic Since when does the Vice President have what sounds like
a southern accent? I have no idea what you're
talking about. Well, I mean, this is, she was
talking about unions in Detroit using 1 tone of voice.
Is this something, the same line, OK Peter, that she, she
used the same line in Pittsburgh and it sounded like she at least
had some kind of a Southern crawl.
I mean, do you hear the question that you're, I mean, do you
think Americans seriously think that this is an important
question? They care, you know what they
care about? They care about the economy.
They care about lowering costs. They care about healthcare.
That's what Americans care about.
So that's what they want to hear.
They care about. Your colleague just asked me
about what basically we talked about, went back and forth about
democracy and freedom. That's what they care about.
I'm not even going to entertain some question about the it's
just, it's just hearing it sounds so ridiculous.
Well, but hearing it is the question I'm talking about.
The questions is, is just insane.
Is that how she talks? I I'm just.
Peter, I just, I just can't. She's.
Did you notice Karine Jean Pierre has lost her ability to
even she just can't even. No Americans actually do care
about that. At least this American does.
I want to know why she does this weird stuff.
Why is she like that? So I put together a little clip.
It's going to play twice. That's on purpose.
I actually edited this together with a little bit from a movie
that is one of my favorites, and I think it gives us a little bit
of context about maybe what's going on with this weird fake.
She should be taken seriously in the same way that we always said
you don't have to take Donald Trump literally, but you should
take him seriously. You should take Kamala Harris
seriously because there's a lot of dummies out there that are
unburdened by what has been. Let's just get through the next
64 days have Let's just get through the next 64 days have.
Let me see for 400 days.
Don't worry. Just kept us down.
What the fuck? Took a hold out of time just to
get up that hill. Now we help in the big leagues.
Kid. Not turn to bed long as you
live. It's you, Me, baby.
That's the theme song for The Jeffersons.
You really need help. Yeah, just cause the theme song
don't make it not true. Me.
I know who I am. I'm a dude playing the dude
disguise as another dude. What?
Have you guys seen this movie Tropic Thunder?
Because there's a dude who's playing a dude who's disguised
as another dude. He knows what dude he is.
I think Kamala Harris knows what dude she is.
Most of the time. This is just, this is just a
thing that she does. She's an actress.
And once you put it in that context, she's not as good or
likable or as interesting as Robert Downey Junior.
Of course, that's satirical. But yeah, she'll just do the
theme song to The Jeffersons. That's just how, that's just how
it sounds in her head when she thinks that's how that's how
people talk. Isn't that how Can you imagine
the also like the, the disembodied Kamala Harris voice
inside of her head that floats around there and gives her like
the naysaying voice? We all have that voice, right?
The the voice where you're like, oh, this is a bad idea.
Should I be doing this? Does the disembodied voice in
her head go like, is that how people talk?
Do people sound like this? I don't know.
I'm just going to talk like I'm from the South because I'm
talking to people who are in the labor union.
In my mind, labor union people are working people who are
Southern people, even though I'm in the North.
It sounds ridiculous. It's absurd.
She's unburdened by what has been.
She's unburdened by her own past.
Raised by two people with pH DS. That's just how I talk.
Is it though? Like, no, you've never talked
like that before. You didn't talk like that 20
minutes ago. She's a dude playing a dude
disguised as another dude. You don't have to like Robert
Downey Junior. I see the chat is not excited
about it. If you've not seen Tropic
Thunder, you need to do it. You need to go watch Tropic
Thunder. I bought it.
I just bought Tropic Thunder. I'll just shamelessly tell you
that is one of my favorite movies.
It is one of the funniest, most uncomfortable movies.
They could not make that movie today.
And the reason why is because Tom Cruise does his single best
performance all of all time. Hands down, it is the best Tom
Cruise performance. It beats out Maverick, it beats
out Vanilla Sky. It bleats out all the Mission
Impossibles. If you have not seen Tropic
Thunder, you're wasting your life.
All right, we're talking about people that don't make a ton of
sense. Let's talk about how our
government is also doing that same exact cosplay.
This is fun. This was out on Steve Friend's
Twitter feed the other day. the United States charges senior
Hamas leaders with the deaths of America, Americans rather in
Israel. OK, this is coming from CBS
News. Federal prosecutors filed
criminal charges against senior Hamas leaders for the death of
at least 43 American citizens in Israel on October the 7th.
According to the charging documents that were unsealed on
Tuesday, the Hamas LED militants killed more than 1200 people on
that day, kidnapped about 250 individuals in Israel.
And in December, Attorney General Merrick Garland said the
Justice Department was investigating the attacks.
As of the date of his complaint, at least 43 Americans were among
those murdered and at least 10 American citizens were taken
hostage or remain unaccounted for, says the criminal
complaint. OK, good.
Don't we want our our government to go and look for Americans?
I mean, I mean, they're busy trying to also support the
people that are living on the ground outside of Denver.
But don't we want them to go and clean up and fine people?
If something happened to you in a foreign nation, wouldn't you
want that? They've charged the senior Hamas
leaders in the deaths. Are any of those people going to
be in custody? Will any of these people
actually face American justice? I'm shaking my head right now.
If you're listening, the answer is no.
This is what my staff Sergeant used to always come up to me
whenever the answer was no, but he was saying something.
Yes, they've charged them and they're going to bring them to
justice. I'm just shaking that head.
They're not going to do it. They don't have the ability to
reach in and grab these people, nor do they have the will.
This is political theater. It's the same theater as Eli
Crane getting out there and talking about the pipe bomber.
Now, three years after I gave information that should be of
interest to people, I don't know whether or not it reveals
something interesting. I know that it was information
the FBI had. And not only that, when under
questioning by Thomas Massie, my former boss's, my boss's boss's
boss's boss, Steve Dantuano, I did like look up the chain on
that one. The guy who was in charge of the
Washington field office on January the 6th, that guy, he
brought me up independently out of nowhere.
I don't know what Kyle Serafin is saying about this thing, but
I was in charge of the field office.
And then he also says I was in charge of the field office.
I don't really know what's going on in the investigation.
I know, dude, I was on the street, not like Kamala was.
I mean, not like, girl, I'm out there on the streets.
I mean, I was literally on a street in a car watching people
that we thought were related to that case because we were
briefed that way. It's the same cosplay.
Pull them back. Oh, the cell phone data is
corrupted. Charge the Hamas leaders.
We're going to go after them for the death of Americans 'cause we
are very strong. We are letting people know we
are writing these sternly written letters and holy key
rings. We told the senior Hamas leaders
that they are now on notice. If they come to the United
States or where we control, then we will take them into custody
and we will prosecute them for a very long time, maybe the same
way we did. I don't know.
The people are still hanging out in Gitmo that killed Americans.
There's no reason to repatriate those people.
There's no reason these people should fear American justice.
It's a fundamentally unserious organization.
United States government doesn't mean it's not dangerous, doesn't
mean it's not out there doing bad things.
But this is the kind of people that work there.
My buddy sent me this. This made me laugh the other
day. This is the kind of friends I
have that work in the government.
They hate the government, the United States Census Bureau.
What you're seeing is reporting from the AP coming from the
beginning of the month, federal workers around the nation's
capital worry about Donald Trump's plan to send them
somewhere else. They're worried about having
their job move. How many of you would had to
move for your job? You ever had a company, let's
say you worked for, I don't know what of Elon Musk companies?
Let's say you work for Meta. You don't probably don't listen
to the show, but assuming you you worked for a company that
reloaded cated their entire corporate headquarters and all
their operations and they said, yeah, you can't work remotely.
You got to be done here. You got to come back to the
mothership. And by the way, the mothership
no longer is in Washington, DC. It's in the middle of America.
We're moving you to Kansas City. We're moving you to Oklahoma
City. We're moving you to Omaha, NE.
We're talking about places like the Department of the Interior,
a group that is supposed to be managing the interior of the
United States. That is on the exterior of the
United States. They're in a territory, not even
a state. How about you move them to where
the public lands are? If you're the Department of the
Interior, aren't you supposed to be looking at public lands?
It's a huge chunk of what you do.
Would it make sense to be in Colorado?
Wouldn't it make sense to be in Kansas or Oklahoma or Wyoming,
where the public lands are? New Mexico, I don't know.
You want to be in a blue state, how about New Mexico?
They got lots of crime. You guys love that stuff.
If you go to Albuquerque, it'll feel just like Washington, DC,
except it's like much brighter and the the colors are
different, different color palette.
These people were talking about not being able to move.
They were protesting. They're resigning.
I get it. Yeah.
You got a life. So what?
When I signed up for the FBI, when I signed up for the
military, they picked us up and moved us.
They moved us to Washington, DC. We had no connection to
Washington. DCI don't even know why that was
on our list, but it was because you have to choose one of the 56
field offices and none of them were great.
So we ended up there. At least I could live in
Virginia and own my guns. If they had assigned me to New
York City, I would have quit. If they had assigned me to
Philadelphia, I probably would have quit.
If they sent me to San Francisco or Los Angeles or San Diego, I
probably would have quit. Even San Diego, I own too many
guns. They're all felonies.
No way. So what do you do?
You're going to cry about your job moving because your job has
to move because of the mission, because the boss of the company
says that you're going to move. This is the kind of people that
work for the federal government. They were protesting and crying
and now they're worrying again. He proposed the relocation of
100,000 federal jobs, pulling them from Virginia and Maryland
and the District of Columbia under the Agenda 47.
It's the best thing that you could do is take the swamp
'cause you can't drain it and just move pieces of the swamp.
Like, oh, this tree is drowning in the swamp.
Let's take it and the root ball and put it somewhere on higher
ground where it can actually get real drainage.
I've done a little bit of landscaping in my life.
I've done things that involve shovel work.
You got to dig some stuff up and take it out of the place where
it is swampy, especially when you've done things in Texas
where you're like, oh, it's all clay here and it's too low and
the water is now like absolutely stifling and rotting away.
The root ball, You cut it up, you get the entirety of it, and
you move it somewhere where it can be thriving and prosperous.
Let's move parts of government away from the seat of government
where they all get lobbied. Let's take that 30 to 55 year
old single black mother and move her somewhere where she could be
productive and actually be held to a standard.
That'd be great. It'd be good for her too, by the
way. Human beings need standards.
Or you can just cry about it and do everything you can and throw
all the things against the wall trying to get rid of Donald
Trump. It's a thing.
I don't know why. Can we talk about something kind
of positive too? I got some other like kind of a
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OK, let's let's touch this little thing because I said I
would talk about guns. This is kind of cool.
One of my buddies who's a pro gun attorney sent me this.
It's coming from policeone.com. They do pretty good coverage of
law enforcement related stuff. Federal judge rules that a
section of Illinois's concealed carry law is unconstitutional.
This is good news. We keep seeing the judiciary
pushing back and using the Bruin decision to actually do the
two-part test that's supposed to be done.
So this District Judge, whose name is Ian Johnson, ruled it's
unconstitutional for Illinoisans.
Is that really a thing with concealed carry permits to be
prohibited from carrying guns on public transportation?
Wow. Something that's publicly funded
cannot keep you from carrying a weapon when you have a right to
carry a weapon in this country. That's great.
This is the kind of stuff you want to see.
So it's now invalidated something which is what it
should be doing. The Constitution is actually
what you're supposed to be looking at.
But they said, look, there's got to be a historical test.
It's got to be consistent with laws that were on the books when
the Second Amendment was written in the 18th century, or it has
to show historical precedent before then.
And you cannot do that. So public transportation, it's a
game on. You should be able to carry.
Now all the, the plaintiff attorney said, hey, hold off.
Like you don't know where it's going to go.
Obviously this is at the District Judge.
So there's going to be appeals. The state will probably appeal
this as far as it'll go and we'll see.
Hopefully we pray to God and I do pray to God that he continues
to sort of bless us with these decisions.
We're seeing a little bit not of leftist March, but this is about
liberty. This is what the the the
liberals should want. The so-called liberals, the Gen.
Z idiots that are out there on the political left.
They're the only people I've ever seen that vote against
their own civil liberties. It's totally illogical.
And speaking about civil liberty, let's do this one
because it's also good. This is up and coming.
This is Brazil's president saying that the world doesn't
have to put up with Elon Musk's far right ideology just because
he's rich. First of all, he's not far
right. Anybody who reads the stuff
knows he's kind of like a populist, but he's also got a
bunch of sort of Lib slash leftist ideas.
He's a weird dude a lot of people are suspicious of on
purpose, but this is something I clipped out of this particular
article the court had previously.
This is a Brazilian court, by the way, had previously issued
orders to block multiple X accounts, formerly Twitter, as
part of the country sweeping investigation into the spread of
misinformation online and hate speech aimed at undermining the
country's democracy. Nothing says democracy to me
like making sure that only some people are allowed to speak.
Kind of like how the Democrats play this game, haven't they?
Oh, kind of like how we saw that they were lists and lists that
they were entire spreadsheets. If you guys want more
information, check out the Twitter Files stuff, check out
Matt Taibbi, check out Michael Shellenberger, listen to Mike
Benz. There are plenty of people that
have talked about the insanity that the United States federal
government. Tracy Beans is another good one.
Check out uncovereddc.com. Go look at the coverage of this
stuff. There were thousands if not 10s
of thousands of names that were submitted by our government to
social media companies saying censor these people.
They have unapproved ideas in the space of COVID vaccines.
Those were considered unapproved ideas in the space of political
discourse. Do you know what it comes down
to? It comes down to not trusting
your audience. I have this weird thing, even
though I know there's a lot of dumb people out there, even
though I know the world is full of this half of Gen.
Z voters supporting Harris, even though I know this is true.
What I also know is that Americans are going to make the
decisions that make the most sense for them.
That's why I don't want the federal government to be that
strong. Isn't that weird?
It turns out when you're a conservative and you have
conservative principles and you think that small government is
the answer, not we should be in charge of the big government
because that's what the conservatives generally say.
The conservatives, uppercase C Con Inc types, they want to be
in charge of the government so they can do things with the
government that they want. But it's the ring of power,
people. This is very straightforward
stuff. It's the one ring to rule them
all. It's government authority.
It's the only thing that rivals the power of God on this planet,
imperfectly, by the way, but it's what they worship.
Throw it in the fire. Make it small or not accessible
to human beings. We're terrible with this stuff.
I'll say it again when we talk about government, It is the
worst solution to every problem, including when it is the only
solution to the problem. The worst solution to every
problem, even when it's the only one, it's still going to be
horribly imperfect. Cipher and Achat just said
something about utopias. The funny thing about utopias
is, is that it means nowhere. And there are basically three
different types of of utopias. It has to either have perfect
people, a perfect land, or it must have a perfect system.
And all three of them are unachievable.
The American system does the most closely related thing to a
utopia as designed by our founding fathers.
I did a whole capstone on this in college.
Essentially we had almost unlimited natural resources and
we had a near perfect system of government that accounted for
the imperfect people that lived in it.
It's a thing. We can't do it.
Government must be limited always.
That's what real conservatism looks like.
It also has values and that there are good and bad.
There are moral rights and wrongs.
So let's touch on that real briefly.
Some of you guys think that there's a moral good and
definitely the political left does.
About recycling. This article made me laugh
because my wife and I talk about this all the time.
We have this basic belief that all the recycling that you put
in is just out in the trash, which it probably is.
The story basically somebody from from an Apple manufacturing
or some Apple facility decided to sneak some air tags in with
their recycling to see where it ended up and just watched it go
on the on the tracker. Houston resident was suspicious
of all plastics accepted in the recycling program.
Threw some air tags in to discover where the plastic waste
was going. This is someone called Brandy
Deason regularly recycles another waste.
Begin to have doubts about the city's plastic recycling
program. So Houston was boasting they
were able to accept all types of plastic even though they aren't
normally considered recyclable. How is that possible?
They lie to you. That's how it goes.
So the company was basically just taking all these things and
throwing them into waste bins. They all ended up at a company
called Right Waste Management, which is pretty funny.
This is not the only reporting of this.
There are some other ones. CBS picked it up, said Houston's
plastic waste is piling up on the promise of advanced
recycling. They're storing all the plastic,
AKA throwing it into landfills. They're storing it all so that
when the possibilities come that they can actually recycle your
plastic bags and the other otherwise non recyclables, then
they'll have all the plastic ready to go.
The woman who does this is definitely a leftist.
She is part of a climate justice coordinator program at the Air
Alliance. Houston.
Sounds about as left-leaning as it is.
Nothing funnier than the leftist finding out that what they
believe in is materially false. And it was obvious to those of
us, all of us who thought that the death counts for for COVID
were garbage, that the claims being made about shots was
garbage. They had to be garbage.
They just didn't have the time for the data that was that was
obvious that they didn't have long term studies.
And it's been the same thing for people who are saying that they
can recycle things that can't be recycled.
Very funny to me. I don't know why it's so funny,
but it is. It's just another example of how
silly the time is. Let me give you something lastly
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Here's your homework, new dad. This is coming from your tango,
which is just a garbage, garbage website.
I don't even know where I found it, but it's under their family
section. This is all full of like gays
and leftists and weirdos that are alternative thought
processes on America says new dad says his wife has pushed him
to the edge of burnout after asking him to give up one night
out a week. It feels like he doesn't have
any time to himself or freedom left.
This is written by someone called Mary Faith Martinez and
it was posted in May of this year.
It's not easy being a new parent.
So much to adjust to. There's so many changes to make.
One dad wasn't ready for these changes and he recently became a
parent and now he accused his wife of taking away his freedom.
It goes on and on. Let me just read you the things
that the husband basically did. The girl was in the the baby
girl that they had was in the NICU for two weeks.
So born a little bit premature and the husband basically said
his life looked like this. This is what the the wife is
saying with the husband. Before I was pregnant, my
husband used to go to his soccer games and more importantly the
drinking afterwards 2 times per week.
And then he went running on Sundays, which was his day off
for hours on end. And then there would be weeks
when we would only see or talk to each other for a few minutes
in bed. And since I got pregnant, he
started. I asked him to scale back some
of the soccer and the drinking to once a week to plan his runs
closer to home so that he's not gone for an entire day.
And he's reluctantly agreed. But there's been a lot of
fighting and drama. Women, if you're marrying men
that do not have the right ideas about getting married and having
babies, you need to fix that on your end.
And men, if you don't know how to pick up the burden, which it
is, the joyful burden at that, of having children, screw you,
you're not a man. You're a male.
You might be an adult male, but you're a child.
There's all kinds of stuff that I would love to do that I don't
get to do because I have kids. And you know what the fun thing
is? Whenever I'm having a bad day, I
walk down and hug one of my four kids, especially the littlest
one right now who's toddling around.
She seems like she could fall over at any moment, but somehow
magically she stays on her feet. If you've never seen the miracle
of watching a child go from crawling or non completely
stationary to crawling and then standing up and learning how to
say whatever it is that they used to refer to you.
She's in the Dada phase right now and give you a hug.
Like a real human hug, even though they're like this
miniature person that doesn't know anything about anything,
but they know what love is. It's amazing and it's way better
than drinking with your buddies. Like, I don't know the last time
I've been to a bar. And when I do, I do so sort of
begrudgingly. I love hanging out with my
buddies when I get a chance, but like, I just don't want to forgo
hanging out with my family. I'd much rather have a beer at
my house and I haven't had a beer like pretty much this year.
I just don't have any interest in it.
It's not there for me. Same thing for my wife.
I don't want to go to restaurants.
I don't want to go to bars. Where do the people in their 40s
that are grown up hang out? They hang out with their kids at
home because they have a home that they built.
They built a nest that they don't need to go somewhere else.
So if this is your thing, consider that you're still
basically a teenager. I had friends that told me they
were going to take their kids to bars when they were like
newborns and I wanted to blast them in the face even before I
had kids because I knew that was stupid.
That is fully retarded. Don't take your kids to bars
when they're infants. What's wrong with you?
Be a grown up. Welcome to your new part of the
life. It's not like the old part of
your life. It's way more rewarding, it's
way more difficult, there's way more sleepless nights, there's a
lot more bags under your eyes. You probably can see them on
mine all the time. You got to be nuts to procreate
with someone that doesn't understand that they are taking
on something that is an important responsibility.
And if you're a man and you haven't figured it out, go
listen to Jordan Peterson. He'll give it to you long form.
The job of a man is to pick up the most difficult and
complicated burden that you can find, one that you fear you may
not be able to bear, and then bear it and make the suffering
of being alive worthwhile. It is important.
This is the message that goes out in the gospel.
It's actually the message that goes out with the Stoics.
It doesn't matter whether you get it from a secular source or
a spiritual source. It's always the same.
Men become men by doing things that are hard and masculine, not
by being unburdened by what has been.
What has been is that you made a child in the world, so act like
it, please. And if you struggle with that,
there's adoption. You can give up a baby for
adoption if you can't be it, and then maybe opt out from making
more of them because you're a fool.
It's not the kids fault that you're immature.
So grow up. And you know what?
We actually used to have a society, real conservative
society used to force men to step up.
That's what a shotgun wedding was.
It's like you did something. Now, there are consequences.
I'll tell you more about consequences either.
There's a funny little story that comes from my air traffic
control time when I was in the Air Force.
That's the most of what I have today.
And in doing so, I'm also going to share that there is all kinds
of light hearted and funny stuff that can come when you are a
spouse. And a lot of it comes down to
giving your your spouse a hard time and having inside jokes.
This guy makes money on Tiktok or on Instagram doing so.
So that's going to be our palate cleanse for the day.
I will share with you that, but I'm going to tell you what I
just gave my wife a hard time about after I saw the story
about the air tags. We used to pay for a service
that would have these like leftist idiots ride a bicycle
that was modified to hold trash cans.
And the trash cans were filled with compost and they would come
and pick up your compost. In an urban area because we
lived in an apartment. They would come and they would
take the compost that you would have and they would, they would
add it to the compost that was there and they would wait and
they would give you credit for the compost that they would make
out of it. And then you would give this
credit. And it was a losing propaganda.
We basically were paying idiots to ride around on bicycles
picking up like organic waste. And we get to laugh about it
now. That's the brilliance of it.
In the same way that every once in a while I get something and
I'm like, this is not, I don't know if it's recycled, it's
going in the trash because it's all going in the trash anyway.
Because I know these stories are true.
My wife knows them too, by the way.
Those are some of the joys of life is being able to have those
moments with someone that doesn't know anything else.
Like no one else knows that story inside of your little
personal relationships. And your kids will grow up in
that culture and they will also see that there's like loving
ribbing that makes the more durable human beings.
So go out there and aspire to that instead of whatever
nonsense you're seeing here is Dave Matthews narrating your
life. I don't know why the wife is
doing the wedding, but whatever, it's her garden, so that's fine.
This guy is just giving his wife a hard time.
They make some money on it. Enjoy this.
This is what this is what like fun looks like when you no
longer go to bars and you don't go to your soccer game.
You think of ways to kind of screw with your spouse in a
loving way. She.
Wakes up in the morning. Time to clean up the weeds that
I grow in. They are getting really tall.
The weeds and the weeds began, she says.
Where the heck is your husband? He's not there.
He's behind you, he's singing and he's not helping you at all.
And this pile of weeds, it grows deeper.
Ziggy's planted as you forgot you water your Rosemary and
thyme. Your garden up and died.
I haven't been mowing. We're going to give.
That's silly. Listen, here's the answer to
that silliness that Kamala Harris said.
The idea that you can be unburdened by what has been.
No past behavior is the best predictor of future behavior or
future performance, as I like to say, gets more peas in there.
And I'm all about a little bit of alliterative past behavior.
Past performance is the best predictor of future performance.
So you guys don't be unburdened by what is done.
Don't be ignoring the actual text of the articles simply
because the headline says something, especially when it's
wrong. Dig a little deeper.
There's more out there. There continues to be more out
there. Let's talk about all those
things. We'll continue doing this.
The the Trans Manifesto from Nashville dropped.
It's exactly what you expect. We'll go over that on Friday.
Just so you know, I'm going to hold on to it for Steve friend,
because it's a good time. But again, this is my final
thought for you. Just remember that whenever
Kamala says that nonsense, she is right about the people she's
talking to. People who are conservatives
understand that your past behavior is what predicts your
future performances, and so we hold you accountable to those,
and we can also more accurately assess the way the world's going
to work. Thanks for joining the Kyle
Seraphin show. We'll see you guys again
tomorrow. God bless you.
Be strong. Go be a good parent.
I'm going to try to do my best on that today, too.
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