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In any case, we got a good show for you today.
We're not going to be doing the James O'Keefe response show,
although I will respond to some of that stuff a little bit later
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of some of the information that we're going to share.
This is going to be a fun week. OK, let me start with a quick
little suggestion to you. Free suggestion.
So it's worth whatever you're paying for it.
Yeah, the suggestion is this. Social media is not real.
The things that happen on Twitter are not real.
Nobody is physically attacking me.
Nobody's physically attacking you.
Even your ideas that are written up on social media, they're not
you. They're just things you put out
into the world and people agree with them or don't agree with
them. And the nice thing about having
ideas in the world is that we have the opportunity to disagree
politely, or not politely as the case may be, but it doesn't
cause any physical damage to you.
And that's worth remembering. I'm doing a new thing.
It's an old thing that I'm bringing back.
I used to be really good about it.
I let my boundaries slip. And I recommend you guys do
something similar. Find a day when you disconnect.
Don't listen to podcasts, don't listen to news, don't listen to
anything, don't get on your social medias, don't check your
Facebook groups and all the other stuff like that.
Just stay away from it and go be present in the world.
The the sort of millennial version of it or the Gen.
Z thing is the go touch grass. I recommend go touch kids like
your kids, go be around your kids, your friends, go get a
beer with people that are real human beings.
And then just talk about regular stuff like we used to do such a
good idea. Yesterday I went to church with
my family and then we got to come home and then we kind of
hung out. Then we played in the front
yard. We watched a movie at night.
There's still all the drama that goes on with kids.
We went for a bike ride. My my middle daughter was able
to do her longest bike ride ever.
We went for like a two mile bike ride and I went out there and
filmed her and put a little, you know, camera mount up.
These things are way more interesting to me than fights
with idiots on social media, which I did get involved in over
the weekend. So we will talk about it.
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Let's get going right away. This came out, I believe on, was
it Thursday or Friday? But it's still fun.
I think it was Friday from the New York Times, The New York
Times, and this is 2 lovely, lovely men.
Glenn Thrush, who I'm not familiar with that much, but
Adam Goldman, a deep state mouthpiece, has stated that
there is in fact no bias in the FBI report on Catholic
extremists. You guys, you guys remember
that? That's something I shared about
a year and change ago, that the FBI was going to be
investigating Catholics. This is sort of, this is, let's
say like the fifth of the 8th whistleblower activity that I
did. I'll tell you a little bit about
what's going on there. But of course, you'll not be
shocked to find out that the government has investigated the
government and found that the government engaged in no
wrongdoing and therefore holds the government blameless.
Knock yourselves over with some feathers, as Steve Friend likes
to say. I cannot fathom how we live in a
world where we have 0 accountability.
We think that it's going to work and then we're not just totally,
totally bored with the fact that this stuff keeps happening.
So here's the story. A memo by the FBI, by the way,
it wasn't a memo. I don't know why everyone keeps
calling it the Catholic memo. It was the memo.
It was an intelligence product. And that means that there's
analytical research. They went through sourcing and
the sourcing was garbage. The sourcing was like the
Southern Poverty Law Center and the Atlantic was your lefty
sources. There was no balance in this.
This was 1 sided sort of hit reporting that was being done by
an Intel person in a in a forum that nobody expected ever would
see the light of day. This is the real story, which
we'll get to in one second. But the memo by the by the FBI
warned of possible threats posed by radical traditionalist
Catholics, which many of you will know as just folks who like
the Latin Mass. That's not really a real thing.
Traditional Catholics being radical, I don't know what what
makes them radical? Violated professional standards,
but showed no evidence of malicious intent, according to
internal Justice Department inquiry.
Now that's the Office of the Inspector General under the DOJ.
You'll be also not shocked to find out that I have made
reports to OIG, the what we call the office Inspector General.
So has D friend, so has Garrett O'boyle, so has Marcus Allen, so
has every single person that's ever come forward with problems
in the FBI. There are two major issues
there. The first is that it is not
truly independent because the Office of the Inspector General
still reports to the guy that runs the DOJ, Merrick Garland.
They are not truly an independent organization.
And then the second thing is, even if they did find something
what they call malicious intent, they have no ability to
prosecute. They are unable to bring cases.
They still have to bring it to United States Attorney and the
United States Attorney's office has to agree to prosecute it.
So you're telling me that a United States Attorney who
answers to AUS attorney, so one line prosecutor assisting US
attorney answers to a line prosecutor, the US attorney for
whatever district that person answers and serves at the
pleasure of the attorney general and therefore the president.
Then they're going to go out and investigate their own agencies
and then bring charges against their own agencies.
Not unless it suits them, folks. Not unless it suits them in a
big way. The memo was quickly withdrawn
after being leaked. This is the critical paragraph
that's in there. It was quickly withdrawn after
being leaked and top law enforcement officials have
repeatedly distanced themselves from it.
Of course they did. Of course they did.
Here's Chris Ray talking about this with Josh Howley.
They had some heated exchanges and back and forth.
I want to get to the meat of what the story is.
Of course they waited like 9 paragraphs deep and below the
fold before they shared. But here is Chris Ray again.
This is old news. This is going back a year now.
I just want to set this up. Important, important stuff, and
we're going to set it up in a very obvious way for you when
you understand what's going on. No, I don't know the answer to
that question. But I can tell you that we don't
investigate people for their exercise or they're constantly
protected Constitution, protected religious expression.
That particular intelligence product is something that as
soon as I saw it, I was aghast. I had it withdrawn.
You were aghast. I was.
Oh really? And what have you done about it?
Did you fire the people who wrote it?
No, I had. It Have you fired anybody
involved in it? Senator, if you would give me a
chance to that's. A yes or a no?
It's not hard. Have you fired anyone involved
in the writing of that outrageous memo about which,
frankly, you've repeatedly misled the public?
Yes or no? The individuals involved and
you. Fired anyone?
Just a minute were not found to have engaged in any intentional
or bad faith conduct and in fact, Lee, in fact, Senator, a
number of the individuals involved, a number of the
individuals involved in writing that product in the Richmond
office were themselves Catholic. So the notion, oh, I see that
they were targeting their own. Faith is not out of jail.
Free card. I see.
So you're immune.
And they're immune. So we shouldn't ask questions
about it. You haven't done a darn thing.
You haven't fired anybody. In fact, what the house found is
what is it? You.
You admonished them. They were admonished and their
respective supervisors were told to engage with the human
resources division to ensure the deficiencies are addressed.
Oh, I feel much better. They've been sent to bed without
food. Good heavens, Director, this is
one of the most outrageous targetings.
You have mobilized your division, the most powerful law
enforcement division in the world against traditionalist
Catholics, whatever the heck that means.
And you're just told us you you have not fired a single person.
That should make you, that should make you furious.
Because on top of all that, then they went and funded the FBII
got no beef with what Josh Halley said.
I think he said it well, I think he said it properly.
But then they went out and funded the FBI completely in
totality. OK, here's what it says in this
piece. It goes on and I'm gonna share
with you the actual most important piece of that little,
little burb here, which I said is hidden down there.
But it says the FBI memo which was drafted by analysts in the
Richmond office in late 2022 and completed.
Here's where it gets really weird.
You remember he sent one person to bed without dinner.
That's his claim. It was completed with other
offers. Authors in January 2023 cited
potential threats of self identified Catholic extremists
and far right white nationalists in the run up to the 2024
election. The authors plural, because it
wasn't just one field office that was involved in this.
There were multiple field offices involved in it, Los
Angeles and Portland, it sounds like Minneapolis as well.
There were cases being worked on this kind of stuff all over the
place, but they're not really cases as long as they don't have
to ever tell you that they were cases, right?
I've told you the difference between criminal cases and
intelligence cases. Intelligence cases never see the
light of the day. They are already classified as
secret, no foreign. They're classified, so they
never have to answer for them because sources and methods.
The authors wrote that the overlap of these groups
presented new opportunities for threat mitigation.
Threat mitigation sounds like one of those things that would
be one of those FBI buzzwords slash statistical
accomplishments. This is the stuff Steve Friend
has been warning you about for quite a while now.
The statistical accomplishments are the bureau's version of
keeping score and getting those gold stars.
And I mean that literally. Like if you do really well, the
top, the top colored band is called gold.
They said that they were looking for the development of
confidential sources. Yes, that's exactly what it
sounds like. And the exploration of new
avenues for tripwires. Those are official liaisons
where you set up. Hey, Father, if you ever see
someone that's a radical traditionalist Catholics and you
think that we might need to investigate them, why don't you
come to us? You know, we're on the up and up
here. So that's a that's a tripwire.
Now, if you do that in the counterterrorism space for
someone who says, I don't know, sells precursors to explosives,
then that's a pretty reasonable technique.
Lots of law enforcement does it. When you're doing it inside of a
church or a mosque or a synagogue, you're violating the
1st Amendment. I would suggest to you, if
that's the reason why you're there, because that the thing
that connects everybody is that their religion is there.
You got to find another way. It's not supposed to be easy to
be a law enforcement officer. The memo was known as a
so-called awareness product. Yes, it was a domain awareness
project. Domain is like the area which
the field office operates in. It was written by leaders.
Let me read you what's on the screen right now for those of
you who are listening. The Richmond office contacted
officials in the domestic terrorism division of the FB is
national headquarters in Washington to discuss creating a
report for the bureau's senior leaders.
Do you understand what? This is not a isolated incident.
This is systemic. An analyst at the headquarters
replied that she was, quote, really interested in this
resurgent of the interest in the Catholic Church among the people
they identified as domestic violent extremists.
But the effort was dropped when the memo was made public, the
Inspector General found. How on earth are you going to
claim that this is not malicious intent?
How do you do that? How can you say that it's not
malicious intent when there was a a high excitement in the
analysts in headquarters who were interested in a resurgence
of interest in the Catholic Church?
Direct quote from them from the report.
And then they go on in this piece to talk about how they
identified a gay name, a guy named Javier Lopez who was
indicted on federal weapons charges and he attended one of
the churches. So therefore, they've basically
tried to cover it up. The New York Times is an
apologist for the deep state. Specifically, guys like Adam
Goldman do apology work on behalf.
They go out and justify what should be obvious First
Amendment violations. And it used to actually matter
to people on the political left as well.
They used to know that if you go after some religion, you go
after all religion. I'm going to play you a little.
Another clip from Chris Ray talking about whether priests
should be informants, whether you should be trying to recruit
them. By the way, they tried to
recruit priests. They tried to recruit some
people in choir. This happened in multiple field
office areas. This was a big problem.
The OIG failing to hold anybody accountable is the other
problem. The first shoe is that the FBI
is willing to engage in this sort of malfeasance.
The second version of it comes down to the fact that there is
no accountability and This is why we are where we are today.
Do you think priests priests should be informants inside the
church director? We do not recruit, open or
operate confidential human sources to infiltrate Target
Report. But that's not what they said.
It sounds like you were trying to do it in Richmond, VA.
No, Sir, no. Sir, this just didn't happen.
You can assure us that this didn't happen.
That product did not to, as best as we can tell, result in any
investigative action as a result of it.
None. So you got to take the man out
his word, which we shouldn't, and then you just have to look
at their actions. And like I said, it's nice that
Jim Jordan is really rough on these, this folks that show up
there. It's nice that he talks hard,
says big words, mean words. He's got a really aggressive
tone. But there's no action.
Have we noticed that Congress doesn't follow through?
Congress doesn't follow through and they have the oversight
committee. The DOJSOIG can't follow through
because they're gutless and have no no actual ability to engage
in the aggression that should happen.
That should push back and give a guardrail to an FBI that is off
the rails. That's the whole point.
They're supposed to be doing this.
Let me tell you a little something that nobody knows.
The person who engaged in this whistleblower activity that
brought this information, this Catholic memo which was really a
domain awareness product to Congress, The person that did
that was not a Catholic, was an evangelical or a a Protestant,
had over 20 years of FBI service with 0 disciplinary record, had
absolutely nothing that was a check mark, in fact was a
supervisory level or higher FBI agent and that person was
haunted down. What the FBI did was cover up
and hunt that person down and 90 days before his actual stated
retirement date he was frog marched out of the office and
all of his shit was thrown in his front yard like a criminal.
He was kicked out and suspended the same way the rest the
suspendables were, because the FBI is not a serious
organization that cares about doing the right thing in the
right way at the right time, as you would hear Chris Werry say.
No, what they are worried about is their reputation.
They're more like a mafioso fraternity, a badge and gun
fraternity that is. That is the biggest crime that
you can do in the FBI, is embarrassing the FBI and that's
been the case since Hoover. Folks, you don't know that when
you sign up and you go to Quantico.
You don't know that, but you start getting that little taste
when you take somebody who's a father, who's an honorable,
honorable serving veteran of, of our, of our law enforcement
agencies spent decades of their life.
And this person, by the way, told me prior to being thrown
out that when he put his badge on in the morning, it was now a
shame and an embarrassment. Do you know why the FBI hates
people like Steve Friend and Garrett O'boyle?
Why they despise guys like me? Why the retired agents that are
sycophants for the Bureau are upset with us?
Why my former supervisor, who flipping knows what happened to
me, is retweeting shit that James O'Keefe said, talking
about how I'm a Fed. Yeah, I know.
I used to do that job. I get it when my former boss is
trying to use someone like a James O'Keefe to come after me
on a social media account. Do you know how dumb and stupid
and pathetic that is? It's because covering for the
Bureau is the number one goal. And that's what they did in this
case. And unfortunately, our Congress
funded it in totality. They're also doing fear
mongering right now. Chris Ray is trying to fear
monger now. They just got their wet dream,
for whatever it's worth. And we're gonna show you some
whistleblower stuff that's coming forward right now, like
in the last couple days. All right?
It's been sent over to Congress. What's wild is, is that they're
trying to drum up this thing that we need FISA so that we can
really try to pretend an ISIS attack.
We got to stop, prevent an ISIS attack in the United States,
right? That's, that's the argument
they've made. I'm going to show you that the,
the deputy director of the, of the FBI just admitted what
they've been doing with 702 FISA, as far as I can tell, in
violation of federal law. That information is now in the
hands of Congress. They won't do anything with it,
but you might as well know that it's there.
That's what being a whistleblower is, by the way.
It's taking information through protected channels.
If it happens to go to the media or becomes public, that's
incidental to the actual act of whistleblowing.
Bringing it to a member of Congress, bringing it to someone
in your supervisory chain, bringing it to the OIG are the
things that make you a whistleblower.
So when you hear people talk about so-called whistleblowers,
it's because they have no idea what the, what the statute says.
It's defined by statute. It's five USC 20.
Was it 23 O3, if memory serves? Fact Check me on that, folks.
But I'm pretty sure that's the FBI Whistleblower Protection
Act. It was passed in 2016.
It amends the previous federal Whistleblower Protection Act,
which was packed, I think in 2012, and that's 5USC23O2.
There are things that are called prohibitive activities.
You cannot engage in them. They do it all the time.
Why do they go after whistleblowers?
Because there are no consequences.
It doesn't matter whether they're investigating churches,
whether investigating their own people, whether they're
violating the Constitution or just the basics of federal law
that say that they're not allowed to do it.
They do this stuff because nobody has the balls and there's
no other way to say it. No one has the balls to do it
and nobody has the statutory authority outside of the members
of Congress and the OIG. And neither of them do anything
about it. That's why we're where we are.
Listen to Ray talking about, oh, the scary like they're going to
do that. An ISIS style attack like it
happened in Russia. Really.
How come it only happens in not American countries?
Probably because we have a Second Amendment that says if
you try to go into a church like that, someone's going to shoot
you dead. It's certainly going to happen
if you come into my church. Our most immediate concern has
been that individuals or small groups will draw some kind of
twisted inspiration from the events in the Middle East to
carry out attacks here at home. But now, increasingly concerning
is the potential for a coordinated attack here in the
homeland, akin to the ISIS K attack we saw at the Russia
concert hall just a couple weeks ago.
All right, On top of that, what we've got is a sycophantic media
on the left that is not just trying to promote FBI causes.
They're actually trying to do this weird hero worship.
You want to see this thing that's crazy.
This came out the other day, and I didn't cover it, but I wanted
to. NPR is letting you know that the
Agents Association, the FBI Agents Association, which is an
advocacy group that is absolutely garbage.
I dropped out of them. I got a phone call from their
president back in maybe 2019 or 2020, I can't remember exactly
what it was. I dropped out because they
sucked. They weren't doing the thing.
And they were advocating on behalf of FISA and they were
also advocating that there should be a mandatory, by
congressional statute, a mandatory backdoor into all end
to end encrypted apps so the FBI could hack your communications
just in case they needed to. My sentiment about this isn't
just because I brought something forward.
And now I'm angry at the FBI. I've been pissed about the FBI
since I started working at the FBI.
I just did it internally and I resisted and I had conversations
with people that sucked from the beginning.
The people who ran the FBI Agents Association were
advocating against what was called the Going Dark
Initiative, which goes back to 2014 and Jim Comedy, where they
wanted a backdoor hack, an encryption key to be mandated so
that the federal government could crack your encrypted comms
and be able to access your communications that are supposed
to be private. And then the argument that was
given to me was, well, obviously you've never gone after
paedophiles who were trying to hide, you know, their, their
sexual trafficking, never tried to get a terrorist and you
couldn't get access to their comms because it was encrypted.
Just because simply because somebody is going to abuse a
tool doesn't mean you outlaw everybody from using the tool.
Imagine. Well, guns is a good one, but
that's one that has too much political charge.
How about the concept of a lock? You can use a lock for I'll for
evil. You could lock somebody in a
room and keep them there against their will as long as you were
able to do so, right? That would be a very evil use of
locking technology. But that doesn't mean because
somebody could use it to lock somebody in a room that you
would never allow anyone else to have a lock.
And the government has to have a key to every lock ever made.
It's the same with your encryption.
A small fraction of people are using end to end encryption to
hide nefarious and evil deeds. That doesn't mean everybody else
loses access to the technology. It's the same for crypto by the
way, which I'm not a purveyor of.
I don't get into cryptocurrency, but you should have the right to
do it. The government doesn't have a
right to know where all your things go simply because some
people use it for money laundering.
That assumes something that is not true.
It's the same reason why these serial number problems, they go,
well, it's a ghost gun. It's a gun that doesn't have a
serial number. It's the same exact argument if
you have to have a serial number which is only made for tracking
by manufacturers. If the government says you must
have a serial number on every gun, it pre assumes that they
will need to use that serial number to identify it in a
crime. And that fact is not actually
true. It it's factually inaccurate
that most guns will be used in a crime.
Most guns will never be used in a crime.
And if you listen to our interviews with Steven
Stambolia, the machine gun lawyer who's my buddy and is
awesome, he works on behalf of various different gun rights
organizations. One of the things that they have
tried to prove is that there is an incredibly small fraction of
firearms that are used in crimes.
And so the the presupposition that they will be used in crimes
is a problem. I just saw one of you brought up
Liberty Safes. Exactly correct.
The idea that they are going to the government is going to have
to have access to your safe at some point in time.
So a company holds back a reserve key or an unlock code, a
master unlock is wrong. It's why people don't want to do
business with companies that do that.
And there is almost, if not a fiduciary, dude, there's a moral
duty of companies to withhold and hold on to your information.
They're supposed to protect it because you're their customer,
not the government. Except that the government gets
involved in a big, big way. All right, So what happens?
We got FBI agents that are struggling to meet housing costs
in New York City. That's because we have a
fundamentally clownish man that is running this country right
now and he's screwing up the money supply.
There's massive inflation. A lot of it is because of Biden
administration policies. And so you have these people
complaining, they're FBI agents, they work in New York City.
It's very expensive to live in New York City.
Anybody who lives in New York City knows that, don't you?
It's expensive. Is the federal government going
to come and cut you a check for it to try to offset your burden
or you going to have to work harder or cut your cut your
expenditures and tighten your belt?
Yeah, that's what's going to have to happen.
You're going to have to cut, cut your expenses.
But you've got the agents association asking that the
Justice Department get $165,000,000 to incentivize to
help pay mortgages and rent for FBI agents in very expensive
places. Here's the deal.
I started as an FBI agent in 2016.
My wife and I moved and bought a house in Fairfax County which
was incredibly expensive. We started a family there on AGS
10/1 salary. That's the first step.
We were able to afford to buy a home as a brand new government
employee with a family of then three and no additional income,
just mine. OK, it can be done.
It's like a $65,000 a year in one of the most expensive
housing markets in the nation. They don't need any additional
money. Oh my God.
Starting salaries for FBI agents is $73,000 in New York City.
Welcome to the world. It's tough.
It's hard. Go out there and figure it out,
make good financial choices. The problem with writing them
checks is that FBI agents are notoriously cheap and they're
really bad with money. There's a lot of people that
retire with no money in their their TSP, their thrift savings
account. It's the government version of a
four O 1K. They don't put any money away
because they spend everything they have.
I met so many agents that had 20 years in and couldn't retire
simply because they had made bad financial choices.
That is a national security risk, folks.
That's a national security risk in a big, big way.
How are we going to allow these people to go out there and not
have financial stability and then have access to all of our
secrets, specifically this kind of secrets?
Here you go. The Senate just passed this buy
and sign the surveillance bill over the weekend, despite
concerns about the, the, the, the privacy implications.
This is CNN reporting here. They passed that House
Resolution 7888. It renews FISA 702.
It extends it. Lawmakers passed it 60 to 34.
Yeah, If you do the count, that means 6 didn't vote.
The House passed a new version to push it forward.
It's got a two year reauthorization.
So we're going to deal with this thing again.
Maybe Donald Trump has an opportunity to overhaul it if he
has any influence on a Congress, which I don't see happening.
They, they, they're not serving us, are they?
National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan applauded the
reauthorization, saying that the United States is one of the most
vital tools and intelligence collection.
Yeah, you bet it is. Majority Leader Chuck Schumer
told the lawmakers to prepare to work over the weekend, but by
Friday even had locked out a negotiated agreement to vote.
All day long, we persisted and we persisted and we persisted.
God, I hate that word when he uses it in hopes of reaching A
breakthrough. And I'm glad we've got it done,
said the New York Democrat, referencing the stalled
negotiations that threaten the program.
Mitch McConnell also pressed for passage of the FISA bill, which
he said had a number of changes to address the abuses.
Did it? They said that they were people
that were fear mongering about the legislation.
Were they? Is that what was going on?
It was fear mongering. Let me tell you why it wasn't.
I'm going to tell you that the FBI actually just admitted to it
in the all employee e-mail that came out.
And yes, we've had multiple sources on this.
So FBI, as you're reading and you're listening to us, this is
in the hands of Congress. They know that you lied about
what you've been doing. Hey guys, these are not liars.
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share this. You guys ready?
Kaboom. What are we looking at here?
We are looking at a message from the deputy Director, Paula Bate
of the FBI Colleagues unclassified, I'm writing to
provide you important updates on the status of Section 702 of the
Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, one of the key
intelligence authorities that has relied upon to support our
national security mission, including changes that will take
effect immediately. I don't know why he underlined
it. Also unclassified, earlier
today, the FBI signed House Resolution 7888, the Reforming
Intelligence and Securing America Act into law.
The bill extends 702 until 2026. It codifies the reforms that we
have made at the FBI over the last few years, requires a
number of reforms. Critically, the final bill did
not include the amendment. Look at this critically, the FBI
did not include or sorry, the final bill did not include an
amendment that would have added the so-called warrant
requirement for US person inquiries, something that
Director Ray testified would amount to rebuilding a pre 9/11
wall between the intelligence agencies and law enforcement.
There needs to be a wall between intelligence and law
enforcement, folks. It has to happen.
We cannot have intelligence agencies that have the ability
to arrest you. They're called secret police
forces. They have been antithetical to
liberty at as a as a a larger sort of concept for the last
couple 100 years. Anytime that you had these
secret police operations that could use extrajudicial powers
to search things without a warrant.
Our founding fathers are very specific about this.
It's not very hard. If you have probable cause to
believe that there was a federal crime in progress, go and get a
flippin warrant from a Magistrate Judge.
They'll meet you anytime you can swear it out remotely because of
COVID. You can I've, I've done warrants
wear outs where you call in, you send it over via e-mail.
They read what your probable cause statement is.
They ask you don't raise your hand over the phone.
You put your hand in the air while you're standing there like
a doofus in your office. And then you say, yeah, I, I, I
swear that this is true to the best of my knowledge and you
know, based on my training and experience unclassified.
Further additional communications will follow
addressing each of these changes.
However, there are two key changes that the law has made
effective now and it may take several weeks to update our
database. So we're probably going to have
some violations of this. That's fine to reflect these
changes, but everybody is required to start adhering to
them as of today, Number one, for official use only mandatory
pre approval for all section O2 US person queries.
That was known as reverse targeting.
That was known as reverse targeting, which was illegal
when I was working for the FBI. Apparently they don't have a
problem with it. Now you just need to get pre
approval. And who do you get pre approval
from? It says here that you must get
the CDC or the ADC of the field office.
That means that the chief lawyer for every field office, the same
person or persons that signed off on that Richmond Catholic
document, that's who you have to get.
That says that you will be able to query the UN minimized.
That means raw intelligence collected directly from your
e-mail boxes pre approval. You can get the you can get the
unmitigated, unminimized Section 702 information which is stored
in DWS, the data warehouse system, prior to conducting the
query. You just have to get the lawyer
to approve it. It's internal to the FBI.
Remember what I just said about the FBI or the DOJ investigated
the DOJ and they found the DOJ harmless.
How do you think this is going to work when the FBI asked the
FBI for permission to do FBI things?
We've previously required pre approval only in certain
criteria such as sensitive queries or batch queries.
Now we're just saying you can get it for anybody.
You just have to ask the lawyer in your office.
And #2 the prohibition of seven O 2, quote UN quote evidence of
a crime. Only queries effective
immediately. You may not query unminimized
7O2 information for evidence of a crime, only purposes.
Why would they have to do that? Because they used to do evidence
of a crime only inquiries, which is categorically illegal.
They used to do this and now they're saying you can't do it
anymore. This is what the secret police
looks like. Evidence of a crime queries on
7O2, which was meant, as we were told over and over and over
again, only to go after foreign Intel people and only to go
after foreign terrorist organizations.
No, it's going after US persons and evidence of a crime
inquiries are now going to be something that you are
prohibited from doing. This applies to all queries.
They should have gotten a warrant in the 1st place.
That was the requirement before they were breaking it and
they're admitting it. Paula Bate, the number two in
the FBI, the guy that answers directly to the FBI director.
Additionally, Congress recognizes the in reauthoration
7O2 queries, including US persons, are vital to
illuminating potential threats, connecting the dots, staying
ahead of our adversaries. This is the garbage that we're
talking about. This is how you tell people that
you're going to break the law and you're going to do things
that are antithetical to your constitutional oath.
But we're doing it for the right reasons because we're the FBI
and we only do good things. Director Ray said we did, so we
are doing it well to continue to demonstrate why tools like this
are essential to our mission. We need to use them while also
still holding ourselves strictly accountable for doing so
properly and in compliance with legal requirements.
So I urge every person to look for ways to appropriately use
and have the added confidence that this new new pre approval
process will help ensure that those queries are fully
compliant with the law. Thanks for the dedication to the
mission and the work we do not for serving the American people.
Of course, that's Paula Bate. You guys get it.
You understand what we're dealing with here.
That's it. That that's, that's it in a
nutshell. That's, that's the people that
we are up against. We are up against people that do
not believe in the Constitution. They believe in their agency.
As we found out on Thursday from Rob Green, who did a really
great job and I'm stealing this from here on out.
They have chosen institution over constitution.
They've chosen loyalty to institution over constitution.
And that's where we live. That's how you get that e-mail
acknowledging that there were criminal activities that were
happening that didn't hold anybody accountable.
They got a stern talking to you. Chris Wray told you they went to
bed without dinner. Man, it makes me want to puke.
It really does. Like it's so nauseating the
ability that that that admission that they are doing conduct and
they are searching US persons in that way.
Bizarre. It's a bizarre time to be alive.
Let's talk about Ukraine. That's the fundamental.
That's the that's the the focus of today's thumbnail.
The Ukrainian president gives a hearty thank you to Congress and
Biden for the billions he's about to receive.
This is coming in from RedState. Appreciate that.
Vladimir Zelinsky, Ukrainian president, appeared on Meet the
Press Sunday and expressed his appreciation to Joe Biden and
members of Congress for supporting an effort to send
more military aid to the company the country as it continues to
fight to repel the Russian invasion.
Zelinsky's comment come after the House passed a bill that
will send over $60 billion in Ukrainian aid.
I think it's like 64 billion, wildly enough, that's more money
than we spend our entire United States Marine Corps.
Yeah. So you are now founding a
foreign government more than you are one of our most important
branches inside the Department of the Navy.
In the interview with host Chris Walker, Ukrainian president
started by saying thanks to the Congress for the bipartisan
support. Also thanking House Speaker Mike
Johnson and Joe Biden, he said this support will really
strengthen the Armed Forces of Ukraine and that the country
would have a chance for victory if Ukraine gets the weapon
systems. We need so much, We need so
much. Is there any chance that Ukraine
is going to be able to fight off Russia or are we just slowly
prolonging the inevitable here? I can't see how it's working.
I don't see it's feasible. This was the response, by the
way, of passing the bill in the House.
Some lady was walking around handing out flags so that when
they voted, I and they read the vote that Speaker Johnson could
get this visual. Does this make you want to puke?
If this isn't America last, I don't know what it is.
I don't know what else you would call this.
A man who stepped up and said I'm an America first, speaker.
The first two priorities, he said, was that we've got to get
money to Israel and we've got to get money to Ukraine.
Who who are those people representing?
Where are those elected officials?
Like, where are they from? What group are they representing
there as they all stand in the American House and they are all
waving Ukrainian flags, some little Chinese garbage from
from, from a plastic made, you know, little factories.
Look at that. They're waving them and they're
so they're they're weekly enthusiastic.
That was what we would call like the like the pathetic yay,
right? Are they going to win a war
against Russia? Is that what's happening?
Did we just fund that? No.
And we have utterly unserious people in the White House doing
the same situation. They're the ones who are also
trying to push this thing along. I'll give a little head tip to
the cannibal questions that came from Peter Ducey.
This is kind of funny. This is how we got there because
these are the questions we have to ask.
Our sitting president claimed that his uncle was eaten by
cannibals. We talked about that on Friday.
You can't even get a straight answer from them.
Like, why did he do that? And they're like, oh, we're
going to trot out more lies about how Donald Trump was
defaming soldiers and things that have already been debunked.
Listen to this nonsense coming from Scishow Bob and and Peter
Ducey. I agree Second Lieutenant
Ambrose Jay Finnegan was a war hero, but the Pentagon says for
unknown reasons the plane was forced to ditch in the ocean.
Both engines failed at low altitude.
Why is President Biden saying he was shot down?
There's no evidence of that. And why is he saying that his
uncle was eaten by cannibals? That is a bad way to go.
He. Lost his life.
It's not. Look, I'm not.
We should not make jokes about this.
Wait. Wait, wait.
I mean, your your last line. It's for a laugh.
It's for a funny, a funny statement.
And he takes this very seriously.
His uncle who served and protected this country, lost his
life serving. And that should matter.
You have a president that lifts up our U.S. troops, our American
veterans every day who thinks about them, who actually thinks
they're all heroes, and they are.
And you have a former president who disrespects that, who
doesn't honor that said it as president.
Suckers or losers, That's what he said.
That's made-up. That's made-up.
That didn't happen. It's been confirmed that didn't
happen. Kind of like Donald Trump didn't
jump over the back seats and try to drive a limo somewhere from
the rear seat. It's like they just lie with
impunity. They don't care.
The truth isn't important. And more importantly to me,
what's the difference between Mike Johnson as speaker and
this? You guys remember this, there's
Kamala Harris, Nancy Pelosi, and they're holding a Ukrainian flag
that's been autographed and Zelensky addressing a joint
session. What's the difference?
What's the difference with having Republicans in charge,
huh? Is there any upside to electing
people that are just going to throw our money into this meat
grinder that's killing off a bunch of the young men in
Ukraine? They're devastated and and can
they win? Do they have any possibility of
winning there? I'm not just asking questions.
I'm just saying I don't get it. And then meanwhile, you'd think
that the one, the one branch that should be out there that
would be able to play referee in all this game, right?
We've got the executive that's, that's run by Biden right now,
that's doing wild stuff. That's where the FBI lives.
You've got Congress sending money where we don't want it.
How about the how about the judicial branch?
What about the Article 3 guys? Right, Article 1, Congress,
Senate, Article two, President, executive agencies.
Boom. Article 3.
How about them? Are they squaring it away?
Is the Supreme Court solving problems?
This is an old article, but it continues to be the case.
Do you remember Chris Ray stating emphatically that we do
not investigate religious organizations simply based on
their religion? Did you hear him say that?
Then what the hell is this? It's coming from Reuters from
March of two years ago. the US Supreme Court rules for the FBI
in a Muslim surveillance dispute.
You don't have to like Muslim people.
You don't have to like the religion.
You have to know that they are constitutionally protected under
the First Amendment. The government doesn't get to
describe or decide what are good religions, what are bad
religions. They don't get to decide that
Catholics are bad religions and Muslims are bad religions, but
other ones are OK. That's not appropriate.
They don't get to decide who is and who is not.
The Free Press, for all my disagreements with someone like
a James O'Keefe who I don't like personally, he has the right to
be a journalist or even be a bad journalist.
He is the press because the press has no delineator that the
government gets to weigh in on. That doesn't turn out to be the
case in the Supreme Court. This is a 2 year old article
stating that on that Friday they ruled in favor of the FBI in a
case discerning discrimination concerns by three Muslim men
from California who accused the agency of conducting illegal
surveillance on them after the September 11th attack.
In 2001, the court unanimously overturned a lower court's
ruling from 2019, saying that federal law regulating
government surveillance under FISA get it Trump the state
secrets privilege, a legal defense based on national
security interest. I want to break down what they
just said. A lower court stated that FISA
doesn't get to come in and allow the government to infringe on
your civil liberties. That's the purpose of what that
was. And the, and the government pled
this thing called the state's secret privilege.
The state's secret privilege is that national security should
trump your civil liberties. That's the claim the government
made and the Supreme Court agreed.
The ruling means that the that the the case returns to lower
courts for further litigation, with the claims being made by
the plaintiffs not dismissed. But they're not allowed to say
that the government cannot infringe upon their rights based
on state secrets, because the government is allowed to
infringe on your rights based on state secrets.
That's what they are claiming. National security Trump's
individual liberty. That only happens when you are
in totalitarian systems. When the state is the
beneficiary of the default position and your civil
liberties play second fiddle to the government's need to spy on
you. We are screwed.
Supreme Court faulted the 9th Circuit Court of Appeal
analysis, with Judges Justice Samuelita writing that FISA
permission in question does not displace the state's secrecy
privilege. The lawsuit accused the FBI of
infiltrating mainstream mosques in Southern California and
targeting Muslim Americans for surveillance.
Because of their religions. Exclusively because of their
religions. When I tell you that this is not
a new fight and the political left should have common cause
with us, they should because they were the ones that were
lionizing this and talking about the problems of having an FBI
that was only interested, that was only willing to target
Muslims. Now they're willing to target
Christians too. They've been coming for a lot of
people before they came for us, folks.
We have common cause as Americans.
They're not your enemy. The left, the people on the
political left that vote for this stuff, they're just short
sighted and foolish. That's my that's my claim to
you. There's plenty more here.
You guys can go find this open source casing.
We'll talk about it with Garrett O Boil one of these days where
I'll get the AMRAD guys to discuss it.
If you're not following the AMRAD pod, the American radicals
go to AMRAD pod. It's at AMRAD pod on on X and it
is it's available on rumbleitsrumble.com/amam Rad RAD
pod POD. That's Steve and Garrett.
They talked about this. Garrett actually worked with one
of the women who was the investigators on this case.
They infiltrated these cases by sending in a bunch of dudes that
were trying to radicalize people in the Muslim mosques and they
were FBICHSS, professional CHS's nonetheless.
And they went out there and tried to do it with like it was
called, it was called Operation Flex if memory serves.
I did a whole podcast on this at one point.
Check it out. It's worth knowing they've been
doing this for a while. This is not a new game.
This goes all the way back to like 2006 and I'm sure it
happened before then. That's the radical part.
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on. This is my problem.
This is why I'm in a hot water seat with some of these people
that are like so-called right wing influencers.
I hate this shit. I absolutely despise when we
have people that are so-called conservatives that are arguing
non conservative positions and a lot of them tend to be some of
these goofy women, but some of them are just women suck UPS.
This is Laura Loomer's tweet right here.
It says quote, if you're living in the modern world and you want
to have kids with the divorce rate being over 60%, you should
get a prenup and establish a contract before you have kids
outlining what will happen if you get a divorce so there are
no surprises. Don't gamble your life.
She means with your life of course, but that's what she
said. End Quote.
Now, that's just quoting a survey that basically said that
60% of Americans in their 30s had at least one child in the
1990s. That's down now 50%, down to
27%. It's the most catastrophic event
in American history. And Laura Loomer is basically
going out there and giving advice that marriage is a bad
idea. And if you do, you should start
with a prenup. My question, which started off
this little, this little tit for tat nonsense between her and
James O'Keefe and I was that I asked her, what does your prenup
say? The and how you know where will
your kids be living if you get a divorce?
And the fact of the matter is that she's an unmarried 30
something year old woman who has no children and she has no
interest or knowledge in this topic.
So maybe I'm just asking a simple question like, hey,
Looney Tunes, maybe stay in your lane.
Maybe stop trying to be whatever it is you're doing and go out
there and get married if you want to start telling us who are
married, how things work. By the way, my wife and I've
been married for over 10 years. We have no prenup.
I told her I'd rather die than have our marriage end.
That's how it works. That's what you do.
That's what it means when you say death do me part.
It used to mean something when people used to do that.
It's a commitment. It's both a contract and a vow
before God. If you get rid of God and you
don't think God matters, then maybe you start saying things
like Laura Loomer is saying here.
The problem is, how about conservatives that are trying to
conserve something? You know, like the values.
I've held spaces with you all where hundreds of you have come
up and stated things, and what do you say?
You say the things you care about are American values,
American exceptionalism, meritocracy, hard work, our
civil liberties, and the values of holding up to the
Constitution. All of these things only happen
if we have an underwriting current of understanding that
morality exists, that there is an objective right and wrong,
and if you do not abide by them, then you will be LED astray.
You will not, you will not be able to uphold civil liberties
and be able to be a good steward of people's constitutional
protections, which is your job as a government employee.
If you don't give a shit about even the person that is closest
to you. Think about this one.
The reason why they used to have infidelity as a disqualifier for
national security clearances is because if you couldn't be
honest with your spouse, that person you look in the eye every
single day and have to reassure them that you are being faithful
to them by your presence. If you can't do that with your,
how on earth are you going to do with the nebulous concept of the
American people? There are no American people.
They're just Americans when you meet them.
And you can betray them very easily because you don't feel
like you're individually betraying them as you do your
query search in FISA 7O2 data warehouse systems.
But your spouse, you have to lay down with them every night and
look at them in the eye and discuss building your your life
together and discuss your finances wherever they are and
what your difficulties are. And the fact that your
three-year old doesn't want to poop in a toilet and wants to
poop in the yard for some reason.
Like these are things that you're supposed to be able to go
to your spouse with. This is the reason why we are
supposed to have a good and moral people first.
And then you can hold on to the constitutional Republic.
If Laura Loomer doesn't understand that, that's fine.
She's 30 and she's unmarried. She doesn't have any skin in the
game right now. But for those of us that do,
maybe don't lecture any of this stuff.
And I don't care what you think about marriage because you don't
know anything about marriage because you're unmarried and you
think that getting Donald Trump elected is the most important
thing. I asked the simple question,
what are you conserving, conservatives?
What is it that you want to conserve?
And are you acting in a way that will allow that to happen?
Or are you out there following Looney Tunes?
People that think that throwing a microphone in someone's face
is journalism. That's not journalism.
By the way, James O'Keefe threatened to throw a microphone
in my face. Like, really?
I put a microphone in my face every morning.
Y'all you guys can come find it anytime you want.
And if anybody comes on my property would have little kids
in my hands 'cause I don't go in public without my family 'cause
I don't have any reason to. I only go in public with my
family. That's the whole point of what I
do. I get to work from home.
So don't send anybody to confront me with my family
'cause I'll hurt you. I will physically end you if you
threaten my like 8 month old child who's tiny the the
threshold for deadly force and that is very, very low.
For whatever it's worth. OK, I want to keep pressing on
this. We're going to touch a little
bit on this sort of Looney Tunes thing and then we're going to
end up with the paedophile justice, which I think is not
tragic. It's not tragic.
The reason that there's a problem with people like a James
O'Keefe in my world is because I believe in giving you honest
truth that I'm able to assess things that I know for a fact
are true and things that I believe based on my training and
my experience. When you have no training and no
experience then you end up putting shit like this out in
the world. This is a tweet dated 10
February 2017 from James O'Keefe.
I'm going to read it for you but before I do I want you to
understand there's a person wearing khaki pants like a fed
is wearing a multi camp combat shirt, has a neck Gator on for
some reason is in the terrible shooting position and is
shooting a suppressed pistol without a red dot optic in 2017.
And it says with at Project Veritas special training we will
be the next great intelligence agency.
Hashtag Veritas. Our team is undergoing intense
training at a classified location as we make Project
Veritas the next great intelligence agency.
This stupid shit is called Larping, live action
role-playing, because as we talked about on Friday, when
somebody is an actor and the role that they choose is
journalist, then they also might think the role that they could
choose is spy. I met with people at Project
Veritas. I was there with them in
Phoenix. I was at their after party.
I talked to their undercover journalist.
They believe that they have training in OPSEC and they have
training in field craft in Intel operations.
They don't, they have pretty girls that go out and sit down
on dates and they have dudes like James O'Keefe who sit down
with with men and they elicit information using, you know,
either the honey pot or the honey dicking attempt.
This is not a serious group of people.
You don't get to be a great intelligence agency.
It's like a non profit. Why are they shooting
suppressors? Nobody serious engages people
with suppressors with neck gaiters on while holding that
shitty shooting stance. Who shoots like that?
Non serious people. And that's why some of the stuff
that we're going to be exposing on O'Keefe is going to be
uncomfortable for you all because a lot of people want to
believe in something. I get it.
Here's my fundamental take on this.
If you took the information that happened in 2020 and 2021 and
the COVID nonsense and all the other things where our
government agencies have been lying to you and spying on you,
which we've shown you through whistleblower activity, when
honest people have showed you, hey, this is what's happening.
And you said I can no longer trust the government.
I can no longer trust maybe my church.
I can no longer trust the institutions that I believed in.
The medical industry, My pediatrician is lying to me and
telling me things that are false and trying to push a COVID shot
on my little kid. OK.
When those people, the news media constantly hyping garbage
when all of the institutions that people used to believe it
like it must be true. It's on television, like, you
know, it's on the Internet. All of these sort of things
were, they were slayed in 2020 and early 21.
COVID was actually the great awakening, if not the Great
Reset. It shut down our ability to
blindly trust in institutions. And I'm I'm guilty of that, too.
I was, there were things that I was like, yeah, why would my
doctor lie to me? They must know what's going on.
Obviously they don't. We know that now they're all
willing to take a paycheck and just kind of turn the other way.
So were my colleagues, which shocked me.
But it is the nature of the beast.
When that happened, there were two outcomes.
Some of our country has gone the wrong way.
The right outcome is that you become skeptical of everything
and prove it. You must prove it to me
individually. You must show me evidence that I
can go and evaluate with my own eyes.
Or you do the other thing, which is what a lot of people have
done, which is that I believe whatever I want.
I believe whatever feels right to me.
That's Laura Loomer, that's James O'Keefe, that's calling
Kyle Serif in a fed. As I sit here with an upside
down FBI badge on in a house in Texas.
You think the FBI would allow me to sit here and do this podcast
where I can like consistently rip on them and leak stuff that
the whistleblowers bring to me? No, they would not.
I do hours and hours of information explaining exactly
how they operate because they suck.
There is no SIOP capable of doing what I'm doing right now
and I can address it head on because I don't care.
There's a reason why, like I think it's funny.
I have Fox Mulder here behind me, right?
This is, I want to believe from the original X-Files, the first
episode where you meet Dana Scully, because that's what we
all hoped we were going to go do.
We are going to have a Scully and a Mulder experience going to
work for the F file or work for the the FBI.
I try to get on The X-Files. They don't have one.
You see over my shoulder here, Silence of the Lambs that was
shot at the FB is Academy that showed us the first version of
DEI and women getting brought in from the field when they were
still like Academy students. Nonsensical.
But yeah, that makes sense. And then you've got this one
over here. Oh, this what side?
This side. There it is.
That's Bodie right there. That's Bodie.
He's a bank robber that wore the the the Ronald Reagan mask.
You remember in Point Break, that's Keanu Reeves and they're
doing a skydive. That's what's on the wall behind
me. My son's name is Bodie.
When people ask me like, why did you name him that?
I'm like, he was the good guy in Point Break.
And they're like, wasn't he the bank robber?
And I'm like, yeah, he got away from the FBI.
Getting away from the FBI was the goal.
It was always the bad guy. It was pretty clear.
But we're working against it by being honest and faithful to the
oath. That's what that's what the
suspendables are about. We're like, you cannot do this
on our watch. We honor Constitution over
institution. And then you've got this
bullshit. We're going to be the next great
intelligence agency. We're going to go leak things.
Audit. Are you a freaking clown like
James O'Keefe is playing? Here's what's really true about
James. One, he presents himself as this
virtuous and moral figure. He is not.
He's a dirtbag. He's shitty to women.
We're going to show you that. We have a bunch of his DMS.
James, if you're watching this, that's what's going to happen.
We're going to show what kind of person you are.
Not because I give a shit about exposing that you're a dirtbag
and you have a bad dating life, which you do.
It's because it's something really simple.
You're not conservative. There's nothing conservative
about you. The way that you've lived your
life is not conservative. And you used to take your female
employees, make them comb through your filthy DMS full of
sexting and whatever, and make them go look for tips and they
didn't like it and they saved them.
And now they want it public. And I'm going to do that.
And there are other people in this in the conservative world
that are like, Yep, OK, fine. That's gross.
We don't want that. There's also videos of you doing
things that are probably felonies.
Sexual battery is not something to be taken lightly.
I don't care what political party it is.
I defend women by default. Even women I disagree with.
I would defend Laura Loomer. You want to know something funny
folks? I defended Laura Loomer and I
reached out to her and said you're you losing your gun
rights from the FBI is wrong. Even though I don't want to ever
meet Laura Loomer, hang out with her of no interest, but she had
her gun rights removed supposedly the FBI said she's a
prohibited person. I reached out and connected her
with some people. I talked to an FFL.
I've got a friend who does that for a living that tries to like
get people's gun rights back. I would like to help her because
she should be able to own a gun, even if I think she's a moron.
Even if I think she's completely nuts, which she is, So what?
And I helped James O'Keefe. I helped James O'Keefe out
because when the FBI said that he was a journalist, that the
Project Veritas folks were journalists, that they were a
sensitive investigative matter media organization.
And then the DOJ, remember, we were talking about FBIDOJ, the
OIG, all this kind of thing, The same entity.
The FBI was saying one thing. The DOJ was arguing in court in
the Southern District of New York about the Ashley Biden case
and stating they are not a media organization.
Nobody would consider the work they do journalism.
That's false. The FBI would consider them a
journalistic organization. So we brought that information
to Congress and then we brought that information to James
O'Keefe, specifically to people at Project Veritas, because you
shouldn't fight the government unarmed.
You should have people like me that know that it's wrong for
the government to use its power and lie in court for them to
claim state secrets and be able to hide behind it.
That's crap. So even people that I dislike,
and I disliked James O'Keefe from the beginning.
He seemed like a little child. He seemed like a like a Nancy
boy singing. He told me one time that he
could do musical theatre. I'm like, dude, I've been, I was
drowned for 100 days in a row. What the fuck are you talking
about? You do musical theatre, That guy
still gets to be a journalist and the government doesn't get
to decide who it is. So even people that I dislike,
if they came after Adam Goldman and said Adam Goldman was not a
member of the media and I had evidence that the FBI had
adjudicated I had something that would conclusively help him out,
then I would show it. And I don't like Adam Goldman.
I would do it for Alan Ferrer too, or whatever his name is,
the guy that wrote hit pieces about me because I don't give a
shit about what like some person and I have a disagreement about.
I care about our government, which is a messily, like
immensely powerful and throwing the entire budget of the United
States Marine Corps to another country to fight a war that we
don't want to fight. I care about them doing evil
stuff to our citizens who are not my enemies.
They're just people I disagree with.
Grow up, dude. And that's why we got like we've
got non conservative people out there pretending to be
conservatives. And that's how you end up with
this. This is how you end up with
women having to confront grown men going into women's
bathrooms. Why are women the ones
confronting us? Where's the dude here to
headbutt this guy? By the way, this guy kind of
looks like, hold on. Do you guys know who this is?
JP Sears. He does like the awakening tour
or he does like the the the ultra awake.
He's really funny. He's a great comedian.
He's a redheaded guy anyway. And he's kind of like, he's kind
of yoked. This guy sounds just like JP
Sears. I, I keep thinking this is a
bit, this is the, this is the Young Americans for Freedom YAF
group at the University of Tampa filming this dude that not not
JP Sears, but a dude who looks kind of like him and sounds like
him filming a dude coming out of the women's bathroom and it's
women that are confronting it. Where are the men at?
Same as we saw those girls that were walking out of the out of
the arena. This is men's fight because men
are now involved in it. Excuse me, what are you doing in
the women's bathroom? I'm sorry, what are you doing in
the women's bathroom? I'm peeing.
OK, but you're a man. Yes, you are.
You're clearly a man. And you were just in the
women's. Bathroom Do you know how much
money I pay? For the school, and now there's
a man. In my bathroom.
Well, you should talk. To the administration.
Oh, I definitely will. Why do you feel the need to go?
Into women's spaces. As a man, no comment on that.
Do you think women don't deserve their own private spaces?
Nothing really. Do you support women's rights?
No, OK, so there's. Just a man in our bathroom.
That's that's wonderful. So that the the University of
Tampa allows this. Also have drag Queens as well.
Just absolute moral reprobates we've got.
Drag queen like a dude with a like a wig and woman face
walking with a little kid. That kid look like under the age
of 14 or so. Sexual fetishes are not supposed
to be paraded around. Again, if we are conserving
something, how about we conserve something that is conservative
in value, like marriage and not acting like a creep around
women, whether it's because of your poor dating history or you
trying to get underage girls hammered so you can sexually
assault them. How about not any of that?
That's all I'm saying. That's.
All I'm saying and this girl's out.
There calling it out instead of men.
Men are in women's faces. It's time to step up.
Dads, unfortunately, don't let your kids go into this stuff.
If you're sending your kids to university and they're the ones
who are taking the fight to these people, where are you at?
You want to see someone take the fight to someone.
Let's have a little bit of a refreshment.
How about this, 'cause this is refreshing before we do, you
guys can get, you can support my buddy who's also in this fight
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And you were with the badge upside down.
The badge is eagle down is the way that we give that pin.
If you give it to someone, you say the eagle is down.
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OK, let's do something that's a little bit more refreshing.
This is what happens when you're a piece of garbage and you're on
the Internet and you're trolling for little girls.
Yep, you're trolling for little girls and the Seattle PD is
running a pedo sting like they're supposed to be doing.
What if the FBI was doing this kind of stuff on a regular
basis? This guy decided to do what?
We'll call the fuck around and find out challenge or what I
used to refer to as the ART challenge.
The assuming room temperature challenge.
As a paramedic, this guy showed up to meet like a seven and a 12
year old girl in a hotel. There are parents that are
willing to. Sell their children, those
people. Also need to be fed to the wood
chippers. This guy found out right away he
decided to engage with the Seattle PD Good for them.
Take a look. This is two different angles of
the body Cam. Then I'm going to show you the
the critical still that you're looking for here.
Shots fired. Shots fired.
Suspect down, healthy officer. This is from the other angle.
You guys are going to have a hard time seeing this too.
But what you're seeing is the cops are standing inside the
door. The guy knocks on the door, they
open it. He starts to say Seattle PDA gun
is drawn. I will show you the gun in just
a second. Looks like he's trying to bite
the officer and they put him down the way he belongs.
This is what happens. Everything about that was cool,
except maybe pointing down range at your buddy where he's doing
that tactical reload there. That tactical reload is that
you've emptied some rounds, but not all of them, and he goes to
a fresh mag. Very, very strong stuff.
Well done. On behalf of the officers.
This is the the the slide you're looking for.
This is gun, gun, gun. Do you guys see it?
He drew a slow, drew a gun out of his pocket.
Looks like a Glock actually from what I'm seeing here by the
blocky end, but it's some semi automatic black pistol.
He drew that out with his right hand, which is where you'd
expect someone to draw a handgun, one if they're
right-handed. This dude decided to pull it out
nice and slow and he got gunned down.
That first shot you hear cracking off in the hallway was
in fact that gun as far as I can tell being dropped.
Then the other guys decided to shoot and disable him.
The officer actually crushed the gun against his chest to hold it
still and disable that gun in the fight, but one of the
officers was wounded. That guy was killed.
Screw him. That's how we do it.
And when I say we, I mean America, and I mean this
society. If you decide to draw a gun on
the cops, then you suffer the consequences.
It doesn't matter what color you are.
White, black, any age. Asian, Puerto Rican.
What do they say? White, black.
Puerto Rican. Asian thing.
Yeah. If you decide to draw a gun on
cops when they're affecting an arrest and you're showing up to
see little girls, you got what you deserved.
So be it. Here's something for nightmares.
We're going to wrap it up with this.
I didn't know this was a possibility.
This is apparently how you can deal with spiders if you live in
a place like this. Guys, tell me what kind of shot
this is. Are they using snake shot on a
on like a 45 Glock pistol? It looks like a Glock, but maybe
this isn't airsoft. I don't know what this is.
This is a big ass spider. We're going to cut this out of
the the audio show, but you guys can come here and watch it.
What was that? How big a spider is that?
It's so gross. I don't know why I needed that.
I just needed like a little cleanse of this.
It's so stupid. We're going to get into some
weird stuff this week, folks. It's going to get strange.
It's going to get uncomfortable. If you're watching this and
you're pissed and you're pissed at me and you guys don't
understand what's going on. Moment is end and then we're
going to roll out of here. Didn't they do that on The Daily
Wire? Do they still do that or the
daily The Daily Show? The moment is end.
I watched this video once and it was like my favorite.
It's just it's it's fishing knots.
See if you this doesn't mesmerize you, I'm going to play
the loop twice because I just want to see it.
There's like a bunch of different ways to tie a fishing
knot. I didn't realize that there were
some of these other ones too. Check this out.
I got an endless loop there. All right, thanks for enjoying
that. Isn't that cool?
There's all kinds of like little like animations on how to draw
very cool or how to do very cool knots.
I love knots. I used to love them when I was
doing military work. We would do them underwater on a
breath hold in the dark, upside down.
And if you've never, I can't tie a bowl and knot without holding
my breath. Is that weird?
It's the only way now to do it. A Bolin is one of those useful
sort of nautical knots that we use and I can't do it unless I
do a breath hold because that's how I learned how to do it.
And I used to do them underwater when I was doing dive training.
Weird stuff that you pick up over think.
Let's do a five star review. Here we go.
This one's coming from 91 Harley FXUS, Navy retired.
Awesome show with Steve Baker and the visit to Bongino in the
past few days. The interview with Jim Verdi got
a back load of other Baker pods that I need to go back and
listen to. Great stuff.
Not quite sure how to categorize it so far in my regular rotation
for listening though, and one of the few that I'm going to elect
to patronize slash make a contribution to.
I'll come up with a more informative, entertaining write
up at a later date. Thanks for a good show, Mike
from the Oregon Coast, working way deep in the woods, Mike and
Harley Ryder and retired Navy. We do appreciate the five star
review. Thanks for doing that.
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