Take a look behind the curtain with a real whistleblower, an
American patriot. Prepare to embrace the
uncomfortable truth, because this program has no time for
comforting lies. Here is civil liberties
enthusiast, Second Amendment defender, and recovering FBI
agent Kyle Serif. Hello my friends.
It is the Kyle Seraphin Show. We are rolling live right now
from Liberty Hill, TX and that means that it is 830 Texas time.
It is 9:30 Eastern Time folks. Today is Tuesday, October the
24th and somehow in 2023 we have forgotten the reasons that we go
to war. America used to have a concept.
In fact, most of Western society had a concept.
It came out of the Catholic Church.
It goes back man, almost 1700 years now.
There was a concept called the just War.
Any of you who have ever taken a high school or a college ethics
class should have seen this. There are reasons that you can
go to war and there are reasons that are not just to go to war.
Apparently we abandoned this sometime after World War Two I
think. I think that's when it was.
But. We don't make the argument
anymore that war is just, it's certainly not something that we
are explicitly trying to meet the parameters of.
So we're going to talk about just war.
We're going to talk about the people that are arguing on
behalf of an unjust war. And we're going to talk about
some of the other things that are going on.
Apparently somebody tried to down a plane, got some ATC audio
for you. You guys will like hearing that.
We're going to talk about what threats look like in the air.
I will also refer you if you want to know a little bit more
about how unsafe the Airways are.
You can go listen to our two different episodes that we had
with Sonia Labosco, who is a federal whistleblower and she is
in fact one of the people interviewed on the whistleblower
panel for the police state for the movie.
That we just had released yesterday.
I know a number of you that were in the live chat have already
seen it, and I think it's been compelling.
There is an overwhelming number of people that are tagging me on
social media letting me know that at the end of this
particular movie you were on your feet standing ovations and
singing the national anthem. I feel like in some ways that's
what we need right now. We need just a little bit, a
little bit of patriotism. We need a little bit of hope.
And we need to have the awareness of what's happening.
So we're going to cover all those things.
Let's see what else we got going on.
There's some stuff going on with the COVID vaccines.
We talked to you the other day about how the the uptake on it
is very, very low. This is obviously concerning to
the mainstream media. You'll also know that they've
increased the price. Do you think it's about money?
Might be all right, So let's do that.
We're going to, we're going to run first.
Just in honor of yesterday's first premiere, the theatre
theatrical premiere of Police State, we're going to give you
the teaser again and remind you that you can see it again in
theaters on Wednesday. That's tomorrow night.
That'll be the last time that you'll be able to see it in the
theaters. It's just a 22 event only.
And then we'll move on and we'll cover the rest of the show.
Ryan, let's go ahead and run that Police State trailer.
I believe that is video number six.
We are you, father all that you. Do Chief Division, Council and
DOJ have approved a no not breach?
We want the subject to be on display doing the walk of shame,
full visual impact. Any questions?
Are we becoming a police state? Government told American
citizens they couldn't go to church on Sunday.
For the first time in my life, I'm saying to myself, am I going
to get a knock at the door? FBI Warren come to the door now.
The Patriot Act and FISA were used against Donald Trump.
These individuals have commissioned the biggest
propaganda play in U.S. history. They don't go after the people
that rigged the election. They go after the people that
want to find out what. The hell happens.
We don't need to have a crime. What we need?
As a person to look at. And then we go find out what
crime you did. Our focus is shifting.
Our main priority as a Bureau is going to be domestic terrorism.
It really paints anybody who's right of a center.
If you're a pro-life, pro family, Catholic, they.
Define you as radically. These are anti government we.
Have freedom of religion and freedom of.
Faith, violent extremists and they must be dealt with.
We can do anything we want. All right, so if you don't have
your tickets and you want to go see it in the theater, this is a
theatrical movie. You can see it at
policestatefilm.net Police State film.net.
Go ahead and click through that. You'll see the the option to buy
tickets for tomorrow showing that'll be the last showing in
theaters, and also you'll see an option to click on Virtual
Premiere. Now it's not going through
Amazon or any of the other streaming services.
They have their own little way Set it up and you can go to the
virtual premiere. I think it's called the Warre
Studios. WORRE.
Click on that. You'll you'll click on Gain
Access and then you'll be able to see the live streaming
presentation. There's going to be some Q&A
with Dinesh. I'm going to be hosting it in
Las Vegas, which means I have to travel away from my family.
It actually is a pain for me, but I will do it.
For you. So you guys can get a little
taste of that and we'll be hosting this sort of red carpet
type event. It's like a virtual VIP thing.
And then I will be doing another thing in Mira Lago.
So this thing is an ongoing, it's backwards.
Why? Because most Hollywood sort of
Circle Jerks exist so they can celebrate the people in the
film. That's what the premieres about
the red carpet. Everybody marches out, nobody
gets to see the film, and then eventually it's released in
theaters. And so they put the people last.
Dinesh's movie is actually made for you.
The first showing, the premiere in the theaters was actually
made for the people. So I actually kind of like the
way that works out. I feel like the people who made
it, they have the least interest in it at the end of the day.
Like who cares what what people who are involved in making it,
You know, see, we don't need to celebrate them.
It's the story, it's the message.
So they put the message up front.
I think it's actually a really good way of looking at it, so.
And then it will be available streaming on Friday evening.
That's the 27th. So Monday, Wednesday and Friday
of this week fixed up. All right, I'm going to stop
talking about it. Let's, let's move on to just
war. Just war is a concept.
It's an ethics concept. It goes all the way back to
Saint Augustine, which means it goes back, like I said, about
1700 years. But it was also put forward in
the 1200s, the 13th century. It was a discussion about
whether or not there was a just way to wage war.
This is Thomas Aquinas talked about it and can you develop
principles that you can evaluate whether a conflict is just OK?
We have to be looking at things through a lens of the classics.
We need to look back through classical ethics to understand
whether the things we are doing is right because there is an
objective right and wrong. There's always been a right and
wrong in this world just because we've decided to go with what's
called moral relativism. You know, ends justify the means
as kind of the the the layman's version of moral relativism.
Just because that's the way that a lot of people look at things
today. And we can look at the Israel,
Hamas conflict, we can look at the the either war in Iraq, the
war in Afghanistan, we can look at what happens in Russia and
Ukraine. All these things can be viewed
through a lens of history. People have always gotten into
conflict throughout all of history.
They've always chosen a reason to go to war with another
people. Was it for conquest?
Was it for land? Was it over territory?
Was it over, you know, ideas was about religion, OK?
Was it said to be about religion?
Like you had sort of the arguments on behalf of The
Crusaders, but in reality was about trade routes or conflicts
that we're going to be resulting in power play positions for
other European monarchies. There's a lot of reasons and
none of them are simple because humans are not simple, but they
have. There is a framework.
And we're going to pull it up. This is going to be topic and
#2, Ryan. If you pull it up, there's a a
number of different people. You can all do your deep
research on it. This is, I just like this
graphic because it's got a tank that's sort of like levitating
over the top of an open window. It looks really good.
But let's talk a little bit about the principles of just
war. There are 7, as I said, OK And
the principles of just war are as follows.
It can only be waged as a last resort, which means that
diplomacy should be the default position.
And I think we all kind of know that in America, if you want to
be the good guy. You don't choose to go to war.
First, The good guy doesn't walk up to the bad guy and start off
with a punch in the face. There are times when an attack
is required, but it should be when there is no other option.
And that doesn't mean that you try to do everything else first.
It just means that you've evaluated the positions and
they're not there. All nonviolent options must be
exhausted for you to be able to justify force in a just war.
The war can only be waged if you have a legitimate authority.
You must be an authority that is able to wage war.
Are you protecting your own personal sovereignty?
In which case, can you engage in violence to be able to protect
yourself? You're a legitimate authority.
What if you were to go up, see that there was some conflict
that was happening, Have nothing to do with either side of them,
and just decide to weigh in on it?
You're not a legitimate authority, so the just cause
cannot be served by actions or individuals or groups who don't
constitute an authority that's sanctioned by whatever our
society is. And, you know, we have all kinds
of different outside parameters. You might.
Look to the church. You might look to a faith
tradition to justify war. I know the people in Islam do.
I know that the the Jews are able to do that right now in
Israel. We do that in the in the
Christian Church. You might look to the UN if you
are somebody who likes communism or you like totalitarian world
regimes. Maybe that's what you're about.
I despise the UN, just for the record, but you have to look for
a legitimate authority and that authority has to be recognized
by the people who are engaging the war as legitimate.
Just work and be fought as a redraft.
Right. It can only be thought when you
are trying to correct a wrong self-defense is a is a common
justification and a lot of this has to do with the same sort of
things that we would use to justify things like deadly
force. If you were going to justify
deadly force you need to have a a justifiable reason.
That's what the just part of it is.
So you don't go out looking for the violence.
You need to be a legitimate authority must have standing in.
In the US legal system we call it standing.
You must be one of these people. OK.
And then you must be able to defend it under certain things
like redress of grievances, self-defense, etcetera.
You have to have the right intentions and that doesn't mean
like punish the bad guy, punish the other team, OK?
Now it can also only be fought if you have a reasonable chance
of success. This is a real problem I would
say, in the Hamas Israel situation.
Is there a reasonable chance of success that you are going to be
able to say that Israel? Changes the scope and is able to
stop whatever sort of encourages being done by Hamas into the
sovereign area that Israel controls.
And and that would be a real difficult thing to justify.
Is there a reasonable chance of success?
Maybe not. And how do we know that there
may not be a good chance? Because we can look back
historically and see that this has been going on for close to
100 years now. This goes back into the 1940s,
but even this conflict goes back far before that.
So is there really, is it 1000 years old?
Is it just because of the State of Israel existing?
You know, is there a chance of success?
Maybe not. Multiple generations of people
have fought in this conflict and we don't see anything.
So that may actually make it unjust.
Doesn't mean that they can't defend themselves, but a full on
war may not be justified. And then the ultimate goal of a
just war is not to continue war, which we're going to talk about
some of our U.S. politicians seems to love.
It's not to to to re establish. I'm sorry, it is to re establish
peace. It's not to continue war
forever. You need to be able to not go
for war that rolls onto, which is sort of the argument that the
political left has always made no more endless wars.
And many of us on the political right, particularly people who
have served in the military, who have friends, who have lost
lives in various foreign conflicts, we are sort of
sympathetic to that. The endless war game.
It's not good for the people. It's not good for man's heart.
It certainly has a lot of conflict and it should have some
moral problems for us when they come home, a lot of people
suffer. There's a reason why we have so
many veterans that suffer when they get out of the the endless
war cycle. They come home and they don't
have a mission set and they're unable to transition to peace.
Maybe that's because it was never set up as a as a goal.
And in order to have a an end goal of establishing peace, you
actually have to have a plan. The plan has to have an end.
I used to always tell people that the reason why I didn't
like working in counterintelligence, the reason
that I suffered when I was doing it counterintelligence work is
because it didn't have a mission with an end result.
The mission was to continue the mission and that is the problem
with the endless war idea. If you're going to have no end
insight, then it's very difficult for action oriented
punch card type people, traditional males who want to
accomplish something. You're not going to be able to
see the progression. I'm going to tie this back for
you guys when it comes to the weaponized FBI right Now, I tell
this every single time I do an interview, people have to
imagine that our current federal law enforcement agencies are
more like intelligence agencies than they are law enforcement.
Does that have something to do with a just war?
Yeah, it actually does. It actually has to do with the
way that our federal government has sort of allowed a sloppy
boundary. They've started to operate not
in the Gray but in sort of like the hazy mist between right and
wrong. Because law enforcement is
linear. Anyone who's ever been a police
officer knows a crime occurs, a threat happens, We investigate
who that person was, why they did so, we are able to bring
charges against them or not. And when we do that, we move to
a prosecutable decision. They either decide to prosecute
or not. We go to a grand jury, we get an
indictment, we do a criminal complaint, and we arrest them.
And then they face whatever the legal system involves at they
may be pled out, they may be acquitted by a jury, or they may
be found guilty. That's it.
That's linear. And at the end of it, there's
some appeals, but it ends with either in somebody free or
somebody in jail. That's the outcome.
That's a linear outcome. That is not an endless war,
which is what we're seeing right now.
The the American people are dealing with an endless war by
our intelligence agencies internally, groups like the FBI.
They are involved in gathering intelligence.
That's a circle. It's not a line as I just
described. The line makes sense.
That can be justified. The circle continues forever.
There's no beginning and there's no end.
That's why we use it as our symbol for marriage.
OK, the circle keeps going on. You drop into a circle anywhere
and you find out. I'm going to look into Ryan
Madda. Ryan Madda has some pretty
inflammatory videos. I'm going to check out what Ryan
Madda is all about. Well, who does Ryan Maddow hang
out with? Oh, he hangs out with Kyle
Serafin. He talks to Kyle Serafin.
Kyle Serafin is a former FBI agent.
He's a real problem. We're going to open an
investigation to him. You know what we'd like to do?
We'd like to go into the live chat of people that listen to
Kyle Serafin. By the way, welcome to the watch
list for all of you who watch our show.
We do appreciate you, but that's part of the problem, right?
So now we're going to go find Rose Lopez.
She's there every day. We're going to go find Eric
Jason. We're going to go find Jigsaw
Massacre and we're going to find Michelle 68D.
We're going to look into them. We're going to open cases on
them. Why?
Because they associate with Cal Seraphin and they need to be
investigated too. What's the outcome of this?
Is it linear? Is it an accusation of a crime?
No, Babs. I see you too.
Babs is going to get investigated too.
And now attack Penis is going to get because he's there every
morning too. When we start talking about
creating endless wars or endless investigations, we are
absolutely leaving the honest and justifiable cause.
We don't have it. You lose the moral high ground.
And that's one of the major problems I saw with
counterintelligence. If you're looking for a spy, if
you're looking for someone who is moving controlled parts,
they're moving weapon systems or nods, night vision, something
like that, you're moving that overseas.
Those are crimes. We can actually investigate
that. If we're just investigating
people, which many of you have heard on that trailer for police
state, then you are now in a place that is no longer
justified. And our federal government has
done that domestically, but they're also doing it overseas,
I think. And here's how we know.
Let's do video number one. This is Mitch McConnell telling
us his priorities as a Republican, as a so-called
conservative. Is he trying to fix our border?
Is he trying to shore up our currency problems?
Is he trying to stabilize things in our economy so we don't see 8
plus percent interest rates? So none of you can afford to buy
a new home and none of you can afford to move out of the places
that you live in? No.
That's not what he's interested in.
Let's hear what the priorities of Mitch McConnell.
This is 10 months ago. This is like before the glitch.
And then we'll play some after the glitch and you'll still see
the glitch didn't change the way that he thinks about it.
Just war is not on his mind. Let's do video one.
Let's roll that one. Making sure the Defense
Department can deal with the major threats coming from Russia
and China providing assistance for.
The Ukrainians to defeat the Russians.
That's the number one priority for the United States right now,
according to most Republicans. That's sort of how we see the
challenges confronting the country at the moment.
Yeah, that's the number one priority of all of you, right?
Most of you are Republicans. Many of you are conservatives.
Lower case C Just independent voters that lean Republican
because there's no other option. Is that your number one
priority? Is that the priority that you
look out in the world and you go, you know what?
That's it. We need to make sure that Russia
is beaten by Ukraine, that the one of the largest land nations
in the world and one of the most powerful militaries historically
in the last 100 years, they need to be taken down by Ukraine with
US weapon systems. Is that just war principle
number six? The violence must be used
proportional to the injury suffered?
Well, that may actually be met in that particular conflict.
Just like self-defense may be met, but is the ultimate gore
goal of the United States involvement to re establish
peace? Is it or is it to send a message
and #7 the weapons must be used to discriminate between
combatants and non combatants. This is a real big problem
because we've been sending cluster bombs over there.
It says civilians must not be the permissible targets of a
just war and every effort must be made to avoid killing
civilians. The deaths of civilians are
justified only if they're unavoidable victims of a
deliberate attack on a military target.
They just happen to be there. That's known as collateral
damage, right? So many of us are familiar with
these concepts. Anybody that's ever served in a
war zone understands that There's what's called rules of
engagement, and US rules of engagement are meant to be tight
on purpose. We have a highly trained members
of our military, and they're only told that they are allowed
to engage combatants as they are appropriate and they could be
tried. Otherwise, we'll try them back
home. We'll put them in front of a
military tribunal. If they desecrate A corpse, we
go after them in our military. Even if they did the right thing
and they killed a legitimate combatant.
If they don't render aid properly, we consider to be a
problem, but we can't enforce that when we are doing proxy
wars. Which is why these guys love a
proxy war. They absolutely love to send
this stuff down range and not be responsible for it.
Cluster bombs, cluster munitions, those are weapon
systems that break up from 1 into many.
And then there's all kinds of explosives littered all over the
place. In the military, you call them
UX OS, unexploded ordinance. Those can explode on a troop,
they can explode on a civilian vehicle, They can explode on a
toddler who's playing in an open field.
And that's why cluster munitions are a big problem.
It takes forever to clean them up because you send one weapon
down range and then you have to deal with 50 or 100 smaller
particles that are now dangerous.
Is that part of just war? Is that something that we can
justify? And then why are we using things
like biological weapons when in fact are those proportional
responses? Can they be used to discriminate
between combatants and non combatants?
There's a reason why we all signed against this.
Because historically speaking, in the political West, we wanted
to have the justification, the ethical justification for saying
that just war exists and we are participating in it.
You want to paint yourself as a good guy.
You have to be involved in some principles.
And those principles historically in the West are
just war. We're not there.
And like I said, the problem with a lot of different war is
that when you start waging it. Against an enemy that is
amorphous and you don't care about justifying it anymore, you
suddenly don't care about doing it against your own citizens
either. And many of us are dealing with
it. And that, my friends, is exactly
what the police state movie is about.
When the tools of war, surveillance and so on are used
indiscriminately. On a population that is
internal, that's also not just. So these things all relate.
This is a very timely movie. It's a timely video to watch.
I think you're going to be very upset about it.
But the upside is, as many of you found out, it also has a
message that is going to remind you why you should be an
American and why you should love this country.
Because we actually do aspire to these things.
All right? I saw I mentioned the chat, So
it's a timely time to bring it up before we change.
Top. It's here.
Let's talk about my buddy Garrett O'boyle's merch store.
The Dash. suspendables.com. The question came up, Hey, what
is that shirt? That's kind of neat, Kyle.
Yes, it is. In fact, this is today's just
released last line Sub Stack own the Night T-shirt.
Many of you guys who have ever looked through night vision
goggles will recognize this sort of that tinge, that black and
green. It's usually the flip of that,
but that's OK. This is my version of it.
This is the one that I'm wearing.
I'm wearing a size medium. I wear 100, about 180 pounds
5/8. Now you guys can know, you know
what the model is wearing. Here it is.
Limited edition merch drop. Boom.
I'm just going to pull back. There it is.
This is Gerardo Boyle's Sub Stack logo, right?
It's an M4. Many of you will see it.
It's got a Neotech on top of it and a laser, probably AD ball
device, some kind of a little flashlight.
And then what do we see on the end here?
Boom. The pen.
The pen can be mightier than the sword, except when the sword is
mightier than the pen. It is the musings of Garrett
O'boyle. If you guys want to go to last
line sub stack, then check that out.
It's last line the last line.substack.com.
You're going to be able to read Garrett's musings, his thoughts
out there. It's by invite only.
But I think he's starting to invite all of you.
So if you're a listener and you let him know as you guys go and
request to join his sub stack and you can actually support him
specifically right there, you can be a funded supporter if you
want to support the O'boyle family and his musings And once
again fantastic logo. This is a really cool logo to
wear on. I guarantee you I haven't worn
this out in public yet. I just this is the first time I
put the shirt on. I've been holding on to it for
you guys for this limited edition drop and that's how you
do the Dash suspendables.com. You can use the promo code Kyle,
if you want 10% off the shirt or 10% off anything else you buy
there. thedashsuspendables.com and you know, take the 10% off.
It just says says where it came from.
All right folks, let's keep pushing forward because the US
is in fact preparing for war. This is topic three.
This came from Breitbart. This came out yesterday.
I'm going to pull up my article on my end.
They're not. They're not being shy about it.
Go ahead and bring up topic three if you would, Ryan.
We're talking about. We're talking about.
There it is. Sorry, Defense Secretary issues
a prepare to deploy order for U.S. troops.
Why are we involved in a war? Do we have a a threat that's
that's affecting the US homeland?
No, but we're still going to do it.
Additional troops being placed on orders to deploy as of
Sunday. This is the Defense Secretary
Lloyd Austin. Our our Mr. Woke.
This is the guy that wore the Darth Vader mask.
You remember him? He had the the face shield
covering that. Plus he had a mask on underneath
it and he had more ribbons than anyone else.
But he looks kind of like a fat body at this point.
Pretty sad. Is he going to war?
Is he going to go leave the troops at the front?
No, he said. I've placed an additional number
of forces on prepare to deploy orders as part of a prudent
contingency plan to increase their readiness and ability to
quickly respond as required. Quickly respond to what?
What part of the United States is involved in this?
We do have some hostages that have been taken by Hamas, which
we had our president, Doxar, Delta Force guys.
That was awesome. No respect at all for what we
would call OPSEC or operational security.
So the White House being run by children and maybe even like
mentally toddlers who are putting out pictures of some of
our most elite operators who spend their lives not being on
social media and not cultivating a following and not trying to
have a bunch of people know who they are because of what they
do. The people that work in that
area tend to be incredibly humble when it comes to
discussing what it is they do for work because that's the
ethos of the quote UN quote quiet professionals in the
meantime or Biden administration decided to dox all those guys.
So that's really good letting him know putting their families
at risk because these guys do dangerous stuff.
And I said guys because it's men.
That's who does that. Men do it in places where maybe
we're not even supposed to be but we need to be there and now
you've just endangered them. The number of forces that are
being put on this prepare to order was not specified but the
Pentagon previously confirmed that there was roughly 2000 of
them. So 2000 troops are getting the
notice that they may be going to do the mission set.
That is that is required of them by the commander in chief, but
not necessarily required by just war theory and not necessarily
making an argument. I mean, have any of you heard
anyone trying to tell us that there are the seven
justifications for war and this is how we're going to do it?
That we are going to go in because we don't care about
declaring war anymore. We don't clear about it.
We don't care about going to Congress and asking for a
declaration of war. We don't say that this is a
righteous foe and we are going to declare war on this enemy.
It doesn't happen. We used to demand it.
The Constitution demands it. But in a coast, a post
constitutional society where we don't seem to care about even
what the rules of our own country are, we'll just move
right on past it. We don't care.
The American people are not clamoring and demanding a a
declaration of war, whether it be on a foreign terrorist
organization, on a specific entity like Iran, a state actor
on on Russia. Are we going to do that?
No, we don't have the courage of our convictions.
And in some ways to mean that's the same way that we saw a
declaration of war on the suspendables.
I hate to tie this back, but there are some small versions of
it that you can experience in your own life.
I see Garrett's in the chat right now, and he had war
declared on him by our federal government.
Did they have the courage of their convictions and say we are
going to fire you? You are terminated for actions
that are not appropriate for your job?
No. They said you can't come into
work anymore because we have some doubts about you that we
can't substantiate. And we are going to pull your
security clearance. That's what they did to me.
That's what they did to Steve. Friend, if you watch the show,
the suspendables all were suspended indefinitely.
And in a lot of ways that's like a soft way of going to war.
They didn't declare you are unrighteous.
You have done something wrong. We are terminating your
employment. No.
They said we're not going to ever talk to you again.
We're going to go with you. We're not going to pick up the
phone. But will you break up with us?
Because we don't want to be the bad guy.
That's what they did. It's what we're doing in all
these conflicts as well. The American people have sort of
softly and subtly decided that the the rules don't apply and we
don't care. We don't care about holding our
politicians accountable. And they've heard it loud and
clear. Are you voting these people out?
Mitch McConnell just told you 10 months ago.
That's when that video was 10 months ago, the number one
priority for Republicans was not any of the things that you seem
to care about. It was what they care about
which was going to war and funding a war that we don't want
to play in explicitly. We're not going to declare it.
Let's do video #2. This is Mitch McConnell talking
just three days ago. Has his priority set changed
since they've gotten rid of the speaker and they showed us that
we don't like having rhinos at the America First guy stepped up
and knocked out somebody that was not fulfilling his his
obligations. We'll see Video 2.
Let's run it. Senator Vance told me he thinks
the president should have to come and make the argument on
each of these separate priorities, and no one,
especially not Republicans, should be giving him cover on
something like explaining to us. What the goals are in Ukraine
and how long that's going to last.
Well, there are some differences of opinion among Republican
senators about this. I I don't believe it's about
whether we give Biden credit or not.
This is a question of whether it's a serious threat to the
United States if if the Russians aren't defeated, they'll go into
a NATO, NATO country next. And the notion that somehow.
Our Asian allies are unconcerned about Ukraine.
It's completely wrong, the Prime Minister of Japan said.
If you want to send President Xi a message, beat the Russians and
you. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
We need to make sure we beat the Russians in Ukraine so that we
can send the Chinese president a message on behalf of the
Japanese president. Did you just catch that leap?
He just said a bunch of words. And people are used to going
like, well, that was a sentence, oh, you win.
No, no, no. He just said that if we want to
follow what the Japanese Prime Minister would recommend,
sending a message to their biggest geopolitical foe and
closest enemy, then we would send proxy munitions and funding
to Ukraine, who we have no requirement to ally with.
We don't have any treaty obligations so that we can fight
the Russians who are not at war with us.
That's the way we're going to do it.
We send money to Ukraine allegedly to fight against the
Russians because that sends a message to the Chinese that we
won't be screwed with. On behalf of the Japanese, I
asked a question last night on Twitter and maybe one of you can
answer it in the chat. Feel free.
Listen, this is one for you. You give me a give me a one if
you guys actually know anybody that is taxing their citizens.
Are there any countries in the world right now that are taxing
their citizens, taking the money from that taxation, whether it
be income tax, whether it be property taxes, whether it be a
VAT, a value added tax, like a sales tax?
Do they take the money from their taxes that they collect
and they send it to the United States of America?
Because we've got some problems here.
We've got a fentanyl crisis, people dying on the streets.
We just showed you that there's a guy trying to give free
fentanyl to kids, right? Right across from the school.
We've got pedophiles that are living on the sex offender
registry. We can't find all of them.
Some of them don't want to register.
We got people coming in over our poor, sudden border.
Apparently we can't afford a border wall way that we can pay
for other countries. So we've got some problems here,
right? Are we are we getting money from
anyone else? Is anybody else able to find
another country in the world that tax their citizens and
sends foreign aid to the US? Just give me a one.
If you can think of 1, I'll, I'll find out who does.
Anybody. No.
And how about how about the Chinese?
They might be the only ones. They might be the only people
that are collecting money from their citizens in a taxation
form and sending it to the United States, but are they
using it to benefit us? Are they like things like the
Confucius Institute? Are they just out here just
doing, like, economic espionage and academic espionage and
stealing all of our stuff? Blind creating the 1000 talents
programs and running like roughshod over all of our
so-called protections? Are they using all of our
National Science Foundation funding and then go ahead and
just doing what they call tech transfer and setting up parallel
labs that exist exactly the way they do the United States?
But we're going to pay an American professor of Chinese
heritage or ethnically Chinese. We're going to pay them like $10
million for the $4 million worth of research they did in this
country. Mary's Mary is confused.
She said. What's the number one for?
The number one is if you can name a country, put the number
one, and then give me the country, give me one country
that collects money from their citizens and gives it to the
United States to help us because I can't find one.
Certainly not in any benevolent way.
That should be a problem for you guys, shouldn't it?
And our number one priority is that we need to give money to
Ukraine and everybody else, everybody else needs to get US
money. Apparently, that's the number
one priority. In fact, what does Congress do?
They give out our freaking money.
They give out our money. They take your money, and they
give it to other people that they think are more valuable and
more worthy than you. And they're doing so by
borrowing even more money than we have.
They're borrowing money that your grandchildren will have to
try to pay off. So there it is.
That's what the US Congress does.
You want to know why the Kyle Serafin Show position is no one
for speaker? No one the number four speaker
hashtag, no one for speaker every day that they are not in
session, they are not wasting our money and coming up with any
of this stuff. I could care less whether or not
we spend about 3 1/2 million dollars on congressional
salaries per month. That's a hell of a trade off for
hundreds of billions of dollars that they're willing to give out
every time they get in and vote on something.
Doesn't that make sense to you? I just found out.
We're going to talk about COVID in a second.
There's $1.1 billion leftover. You you want to talk about
government waste? A billion dollars is leftover
from COVID funding that they're going to try to use to shove
more vaccines down your throat. That's true.
PBS said it must be true. And they're very upset about it,
by the way. They're upset that you guys are
not getting all the shots. Can you hurry up and just get
the shots so PBS can stop worrying?
75% of the people who got the original shots are not getting
the boosters. This is really, really troubling
stuff to PBS. Can we help out?
PBS, can you help them? Can you just trust the
mainstream media and do what they said?
That would be great. Listen, the continuing
resolution ends, if if my math is correct, November 17th.
So how many days is that? We got about 7 more days.
And then so I think we're about 27 days.
Is that right now, 24 days? 24 days, 24 days, the continuing
resolution runs out and then they can't vote on anything and
the government gets defunded. Don't you guys kind of want to
see what it feels like to actually live with liberty?
Where the federal government is defunded all of the mandated
required jobs, all of the so-called essential personnel,
That's all your FBI agents. It's all your Border Patrol,
it's all your DHS, It's all your Customs and Border Protection
people. It's all your Homeland Security
investigations, all your military.
They're all going to show up. They're all going to show up to
work. They have to.
And nobody in the military is going to go hungry.
Although it might suck for a little while for sure.
And I feel most bad for people in the military because their
paycheck is garbage. But I don't feel bad for people
who are federal agents that are making, you know, a new federal
agent makes 60, five, $70,000 a year.
Someone who's been there five years is making 120 to $140,000
a year. Depending on where they live.
They're all right. They could save some money,
defund it all, let it just sit, let it sit empty for a little
while. Nothing could be better than you
guys trying to find out whether or not that federal government
is actually serving you. And what you're going to find is
something very simple. It doesn't.
They're serving Ukraine. They're serving whatever
interest Mitch McConnell has. We're going to wrap up the
segment right here with the last thing.
This is from one day ago. This is Mitch McConnell hasn't
changed his mind. He says he's totally healthy.
He's of sound mind and body. And this is his take video #3.
Mitch McConnell makes the argument.
This is what we got to do. We have big power competition
from China, from Russia, and we still have terrorism problems,
as the Israelis have certainly experienced in a brutal way in
the last week. So I think it requires A
worldwide approach. Rather than trying to take parts
of it out, it's all connected. The Chinese and the Russians
said They're now friends forever.
Iranian drones are being used in Ukraine and against the
Israelis. There's resistance among some
Republicans, including here in the Senate, about bundling
things together. Is it possible to pass Ukraine
aid if it's not tied to Israel? I just think that's a mistake.
I I I mean, I know there are some.
Republicans in the Senate and maybe more in the House that
think Ukraine is somehow different.
I view it as all interconnected. And you've said that you believe
there is enough oversight of aid to Ukraine.
Why hasn't that persuaded some members of the of the Republican
caucus? If you look at the Ukraine
assistance, let's let's talk about where the money's really
going. A significant portion of it's
being spent in the United States, in 38 different states.
Replacing the weapons that we sent to Ukraine with more modern
weapons, so we're rebuilding our industrial base.
That's what President Biden's seeking to do.
It's it's correct. No Americans are getting killed
in Ukraine. We're re rebuilding our
industrial base. The Ukrainians are destroying
the army of one of our biggest rivals.
I have a hard time finding anything wrong with that.
I think it's. It's wonderful that they're
defending themselves and also the notion that the Europeans
are not doing enough. They've done almost $90 billion.
Hard to sit there. They're housing a bunch of
refugees who escaped. I think that our NATO allies in
Europe have done quite a lot. Wow.
Look, no Americans are dying. And you know, the Ukrainians are
doing damage to our biggest rival rivals.
Did you hear anything in the just war that said you can just
go after your rivals That sounds like envy.
That sounds like one of those sins that you might want want to
try to avoid as a country. And also, let's just be real, No
Americans are dying, so it's fine.
So it's fine, says Mitch McConnell.
No Americans are dying. Holy crap.
Just saying when you just lay it out there.
I mean, this guy is too old to think ahead of himself right
now. Even as slowly as he speaks.
He can't get ahead of his own words.
They just fall out of his face hole like that.
And what did he say? He said we're rebuilding our our
war machine here by giving off our old munitions.
Well, if they're effective at fighting Russians, why do we
need new ones? Because he wants to be able to
spend money in 38 States, and he's on board with whatever
President Biden's doing. So, so much for having two
different parties, one trying to conserve our values, one trying
to conserve our flipping money. Nope, We're going to give it
away so we can buy more of it. Just the fact that this guy,
this guy is out there telling you, look, nobody from my
country is dying. It's good to go.
We're not going to take any
responsibility for what's happening right there.
And how? How would you see this if you
were on the other side? I like to do a thing.
I call the mirror test, You want to do something.
It's like, OK, is it is this racist?
Flip the flip the flip the races, put the mirror up, boop
and change the size. How about this one?
Let's say you're Russia. Let's say, I don't know.
Let's say you're the United States and Russia decides to
start funding the cartels and gives them a ton of money and
says, here's a bunch of weapon systems.
Come in and start taking US territory or, you know, push
back. And, you know, Texas used to be
yours and so did New Mexico and so did Arizona and so did
California. So just hold on to that.
Like, why don't you just go and reclaim your borders?
We're going to give you a bunch of tanks.
We're going to give you some fighter jets, whatever our best
stuff is. We're going to give you our old
munitions so we can buy new munitions.
Would we be down with that? Would that be fine?
We'd be like, oh, yeah, that's fine.
It's not Russia. That's our enemy.
It's just Mexico. Mexico is the problem.
Is that how that would work? The cartels are the problem.
We can't even hold anybody accountable.
We just have to fight. I don't think so.
I think that you are picking a fight with a a Cold War era foe
because you're 1000 years old and all you want to do is see
more spending on military projects in the United States.
As long as no Americans are dying, that's going to be the
rallying cry that doesn't fit into just war.
It's not a just war. It's not a just use of our force
or our capabilities or our monies.
We should be ashamed of it and we should be ashamed of people
like Mitch McConnell. I don't know why that guy is
still there. I despise it.
I told you, I don't want the Geriocracy running anything.
They have old ideas and they have no skin in the game other
than money, and they are. They're not going to live with
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Right now we're just like throwing money like a like an
evil Bond villain into this global conflict, right?
I mean, have we declared war on Russia or Iran or any of these
people? No.
Have we declared that like we built, we made China what it is?
In fact, I just did a really interesting interview with Roger
Stone who talked about opening the door to China and the fact
that the Bushes are responsible with that most favored nation
trade status gave them the opportunity to become the China
that is the geopolitical foe that they are today.
They had no choice. They were a backwards agrarian
society when they opened it up under Nixon and they were not a
threat and we made them our own threat.
Now we're going out there. Now we have to give money to
Ukraine so we can fight Russia by proxy to let the Japanese
feel good about their fight with the Chinese.
That's how screwed up our situation is.
Not me. That's the that's the Minority
Leader in the Senate telling you that's one of the most
high-ranking Republicans in public office who's been in the
Senate for like almost 40 years. So if you feel good about that,
keep doing what you're doing. Otherwise no one for speaker
shut it all down. November 18th could be a
freaking great day. It really could be a good day.
All right, let's press on. Let's press on to talk about
COVID, because that's not done yet.
They're about to bring that back.
We've been talking about it. The lockdowns are coming.
Are you guys seeing masks everywhere?
Are you seeing people wearing masks in places that make no
sense? I just make fun of it now, out
loud. I was at the bank yesterday.
I went to Chase to go cash our check from Rumble because Rumble
is in Canada and they send us weird checks that are Canadian.
They don't go through the ATM and you can't deposit them with
your phone like we've become so accustomed to.
So I went face to face and I sit down and I talked to a lady at
the bank who's super nice and we had this funny little
conversation. I love having these like little
one offs. I I show my kids like how adults
used to interact. Just strange humor.
A lot of it comes from my dad, I'm sure too.
But I'm standing there at the counter, there's these like blue
collar dudes. They obviously work in
construction. They got mud in their boots.
They got like T-shirts and you know, some like Dickies pants
and that kind of thing. And they're standing at the
counter and the guy said, do you want my card?
And the the bank teller, it was like a young, you know, Gen.
Z type or whatever millennial and wasn't paying attention And
he was like, do you want my card?
And so I just reached my hand over and I held it out.
You know, I was like, I'll take it.
He looks over and it's like another guy standing at the bank
counter, like offering to take his card.
And he was like, he gives me this look and then he just
starts cracking up because that's weird.
Like, he was offering his card. I'll take his card.
I don't know what he's got on it, but I'll take it.
And so we start laughing. And I said, you know what's
funny? I used to wait tables when I was
a kid and I remember somebody giving a credit card and you
know, people would say you don't keep the change.
You'd pay your your $15.00 bill and you'd leave a 20 and say
keep the change. And so this this guy that I
worked with who was in his 20s and I was, you know, like a
teenager, he goes by and somebody drops off a credit card
and goes, hey, can I keep the change?
And it just blew this person's mind.
Now if you said that today, I don't even think it would
register with kids, but 20 something year old asking if you
could keep the change on the credit card, it's pretty funny.
That'd be a pretty good tip. You could run that for as long
as it played, and then eventually somebody would have
to report it stolen, I guess. Anyway, this guy and I had this
little moment where we're just kind of cracking up about it.
And it's really simple. It's like those people aren't
aren't doing, they're not doing COVID masks.
They're they're not part. They're regular people.
There's a lot of us. There's a whole bunch of us.
And that's why people are not doing it.
What we need to do is call out the mask, people who are nuts in
a respectful and polite way. But I made a joke about it.
I said something about some lady, you know, who was a
chastising me at the at the raw store that I went to.
I bought a dress shirt. And this lady was like, you
really need to have this. You need to have this thing.
She starts giving me a lecture while I'm trying to return
something. It's like, look, lady, I didn't
come to your store to get a lecture, thank you very much.
I came to buy a shirt or return a shirt, How about that?
But that Lady is the same lady that was yelling at everybody to
put on a COVID mask 100%. So I said that to the dude who's
standing there with the mud on his boots, and the 100% agrees.
And I can see there were two people in the bank that were,
like, visibly uncomfortable because they realized they were
the people that were yelling at people to wear a mask too.
And that's OK. That is just fine by me.
We need to be letting people know that it is now socially
unacceptable. We saw you petty tyrants.
We know what you're about. We're not going to do it.
We're not going to wear your mask.
We're not going to get you shots.
We don't want to pay for your stupid war.
We don't even want you to go to work in Congress.
Don't tell me that. You need to get work back to
work for the American people. You're doing just fine.
Do Jack and SHIT. We're down with both of those.
I got little kids, so I have to spell it out.
We're just fine with you doing nothing.
Let's do that until the end of the year.
We can get a speaker like maybe in January.
You guys go with that January speaker vote.
That's what I want to see. Let's pull up this thing for PBS
#4. This comes from News Hour.
It's about a month old, but it's still relevant right now.
This is the new COVID vaccine is here.
Oh, is it? Thank God the Center for Disease
Control and Prevention. We remember them right?
CDC. Don't you guys love the CDC?
They recommend a COVID-19 booster for everyone.
Everyone should get it, but most people are not going to.
It turns out about 75% of the people in the United States
appear to have skipped last year's by Valent Boosler.
Oh, and it's getting even worse. And nothing suggests that the
update is going to be any better this time around.
Good, good people, welcome to the team.
Welcome to waking up. OK, urging people.
This is so funny. This is from Greg Gonzalez,
who's an epidemiologist at Yale. Oh, Greg, he says, quote, urging
people to get the booster has really only worked for
Democrats, college graduates, and people making over $90,000 a
year. There's something really funny
about that. This is what Dan Boggito refers
to as the stupid smart people. Many of you guys know these
people. They're stupid, smart people.
They are Democrats. They're college graduates.
They make about 100 grand a year or more, and they're getting the
vaccine, even though it doesn't make any bit of damn sense.
They trust the science. I guess.
Trademarked quote. Those are the same people who
will get the booster, because it's not like we're doing
anything differently to confront the inequities in place.
What what? Everybody who wanted to get this
shot could get it. Everybody who didn't want to get
it didn't get it. Anybody who chose to not get it
has made a personal choice. Welcome to America, Greg
Gonzalves. GONSALVES, Gonzalves.
That's like a novel way of spelling.
Gonzales, anyway, Greg Gonzalez is really upset that you're not
out there getting these boosters.
And so then they quote a couple things.
The effects of the vaccines offered in 2021 have diminished
over time. Oh, have they now?
Shocking. Hopefully the myocarditis and
the rest of the negative side effects have also diminished.
I don't know if that's true, but it'd be nice if it was true.
The permanent heart damage that many of you guys have sustained
from this. Boosters have been shown to
strongly protect people against severe COVID and death and more
modestly prevent infection. Those are objectively false
claims. They're false, and they
hyperlink to things that show that they're objectively false.
It's absolutely incredible. The the the public broadcast
system PBS, funded by our tax dollars, actually hyperlinks to
a number of different articles that say that it's actually
false. And then they quoted the fact
that this is my other favorite one.
There's another quote in this in this article that blew my mind
too. It said hospitalization and
death due to COVID-19 has risen in recent weeks and COVID
remains a leading cause of death, with roughly 7300 people
dying of diseases in the past three months. 7300 people died
in the past three months from COVID, a leading cause of death,
allegedly OK, during the time that was studied.
There's like 3.2 million people that die in the United States
each year. In 2022, January to December,
3.2 million people died according to the CDC, and 7300
people died over a three month period.
That makes it a leading cause of death.
I mean, I guess it's probably on the leaderboard if you look at
the top 25 causes of death or more.
But man, is it the leading cause of death.
They're claiming it's the number 4 cause of death behind heart
disease, which is multiple different topics.
Cancer, which is like every part of your body could have cancer
and unintentional injury, which is everything that kills you on
accident. So there's that.
And then COVID allegedly at 7300 deaths in three months, if that,
like they play with the numbers so much they just cannot be
honest with you. And then the other fun thing is
this. I read that they did some
polling and this is how they came up with the numbers at 75%
of people that got the previous booster are not going to get the
next one. It said they've ended the public
health emergency. This is like a Pearl clutching
moment for a so-called independent source of health
Policy Research in polling called kff.org. kff.org cited by
NPR this is from April of this year, said that there are going
to be some real serious impacts because Biden ended the public
health emergency, the PHE, the impacts that it's going to have
on healthcare system. One in five adults have heard
nothing about the Biden administration's plan to end the
COVID health public health emergency.
The Biden administration doesn't get to end an actual public
health emergency. It just gets to have a
declaration. The declaration is PHE, It's a
made-up term. It's government.
It's going to shut down on November 18th.
You got you got no interest in having the government call the
stuff out, Do that one. It says 6 and 10 adults, about
59% of them, think that ending the public health emergency will
have no impact on them. COVID is over, has been over.
They're going to try to bring it back.
It doesn't make a difference. The polling already shows 60% of
people think that it makes no difference whatsoever.
Half of them said it'll have no impact on the country.
Overall, 46% said that the end of the public health emergency
is a bigger concern to some groups who've been more
negatively. They've been more negatively
affected by the coronavirus pandemic, including it's always
going to come to race. Isn't it the people of color
than those with less money? And yet the people who are the
most affected, according to this silly study, the most affected
people, People who have lower incomes probably.
Would you say under $90,000 household incomes?
The the non college graduates in the world or the people who are
just out of college? Apparently they're not the ones
who are taking the COVID vaccine.
It's the rich people that are making 100K or more.
And we'll call it middle class, but it's not even rich anymore.
It's not even middle class anymore, I guess because because
Biden has decided to inflate our currency so badly.
But if that was the case, this would be the piece.
So another little fun thing is that they cite this study and
the study which had a couple of different people who had some
known conflict of interest because they had worked on
behalf of Pfizer with other research.
Obviously, the other research that was being funded by Pfizer
has nothing to do with what they said in this particular study.
This was called estimates of bivalent mRNA vaccine durability
in presenting COVID-19 associated hospitalizations and
critical illness among adults with and without immuno
compromised conditions by the Vision network.
This was taking place between September of 22 and April 23.
That is the full name of the study, which is absurd.
It's absurdly long. This is what was linked to in
this PBS article. I read the 1st 3 pages of this.
I have a relatively high IQ. I have a college degree.
I studied science when I was in college.
I couldn't make heads of tails of what the hell they were
arguing. I looked at it and it basically
says we had a control group and had people with and without the
vaccine in it. Then we had a.
We had the the case study group they had with and without the
vaccine and some of them did get the booster and some of them
didn't. And at the end of it all,
basically the booster is totally ineffective.
It has less than 25% durability at 179 days and that's six
months. It had 24% viability for people
over the age of 18 between the three month and the six month
period. These are useless shots, but
they did mention in the article that the shots have gotten more
expensive and that's the really funny thing to me.
You ready for this one? Because there's nothing more fun
than this. Apparently Pfizer needs more of
your money and so does Moderna, and that's why they have
quadrupled the price of the vaccine.
It's gone from about $20.00 for the first dose, $30.00 for the
last booster. It is now $130.00 a dose.
Or any of you guys paying that through your through your
healthcare provider. Like what in the heck are these
people about? Is it about money?
Is it just about money so we can spend money in Ukraine?
Is anyone giving us money to be able to pay for the vaccines
that were developed that they all so much want but nobody
wants? I don't know.
It makes me sick. It's all bizarre, but the best
part of it is, is that nobody believes you.
Topic number six, Ryan, if you would.
Here we go. This is from News Busters.
Let me pull up my my proper article.
Here it is. What did they find out?
Apparently America's assessment of the media is the grimmest in
Gallup polling's history. This came out on Friday, I
think. Apparently his appraisal of the
media is now, quote UN quote, the grimmest in Gallup's
history. The iconic polling company just
reported for the second straight year and only the 2nd year in
Gallup's half century history of polling on the subject.
The percentage of Americans who have no confidence at all in the
media has surpassed the combined percentages of those who either
have a great or a fair amount of trust in it.
More people distrust the media than ever.
Hilarious international survey was conducted for the month of
September 1st, 3 weeks. Gallup asked US adults to rate
their trust in the media fully and accurately.
Reporting and fairly fully, accurately and fairly was the
things that they were doing. The question in general, how
much trust or confidence do you have in the mass media such as
newspapers, television and radio?
And when it comes to reporting the news fully, accurately and
fairly, a great deal amount, a fair amount, not very much or
none at all. A record 39% of people said they
have no trust at all in the mainstream media, while 32% said
they have a great deal. I'm sorry, 32%.
That's like a little bit less than 1/3 said they have a great
deal or a fair amount of trust, which is a which is a record
low. 2/3 of people is what we're going to take away from this.
2/3 of people don't have very much confidence in the media.
That is got to be an absolute crisis for these clowns.
But it tells you about the rise of mainstream media falling and
the the rise of the independent media groups like us.
People like my buddy Dan Bongino, people like Dinesh
D'souza, who are going out there and does a podcast everyday
sharing information that is not being covered by your mainstream
when they're doing puff pieces with guys like Glitch McConnell,
right. And that's what they're doing.
And they're covering favorably, like right now they're all in on
Israel. But you're also seeing people
pushing all in on Hamas because they're lefties and they have
to. The academic community is
actually very distressed with the mainstream media's who are
going after and saying, you know something about the occupation.
I want to do a correction because we always do a little
bit more of a correction. We'll always give you the
nuance, take if we can. And yesterday I showed you a
video of a guy getting trapped in a a group of violent
protesters in Minneapolis that turned into a riot.
I would say they blocked off the the zone and they went after it
was an old man. That's still true.
None of that has changed. The guy who took that video has
enhanced it and he has released a statement.
His name is Zachary something or other.
We'll play him in a second here. But he released a statement
saying that he wanted to make sure that people understood that
that old man was a danger to those hundreds of people that
were surrounding him and beating the shit out of his car.
I can't help it. I just swear.
Sorry. Let's play video #4.
This guy makes me sick. Wait at the end.
Don't make sure you watch video before all the way through.
You're going to see that Black Power Fist, AKA Liberate
Palestine or whatever it is these clowns do.
Let's go ahead and do video 4. I released a video yesterday of
an old man driving through a peaceful protest.
The man gets out of his vehicle with a knife, attacking people
that are using their First Amendment right to stand with
attack. Time protesters were shocked and
tried to push him back into his car so that they would not be
hurt, which is when the man literally drives through
hundreds of peaceful protesters. The video I took takes place
seconds after the man drove through the crowd, in which you
can see people chasing after him.
And you can hear me saying wait as well as countless other
people screaming in fear just drove through all these people.
Since I released the video less than 24 hours ago, I have
received over 500 hate filled emails as well as multiple death
threats. This is what happens when you
stand against injustice and we cannot be scared into hiding.
We cannot allow those so filled with hate to scare us from
standing for what we know is right.
Free Palestine. There it is.
Free Palestine. OK, so the guy looks like he did
have a knife. He had that I I would call it
like a low stabby position. And then he said he tried to.
So this is, this is the argument this kid is trying to make.
This is what the mainstream media would actually do this as
this is really good. It's framing.
He thinks he's going to be able to sell it to you because he
showed a couple things. One, an old man stepped out with
a knife after he was surrounded. Did he initiate the surrounding?
No, someone else did. Did he go looking for trouble?
No. He drove his car and then got
stopped by a blockade that's not supposed to be there on a road
that they weren't authorized to stop.
OK, then a bunch of people surround him.
He stepped out with a knife because he thought that was the
right move. Looks like he got punched in the
face and they pushed him back in his car to keep him safe and
them safe. OK, let's say I accept your
premise. Then he got in his car and drove
through a bunch of people, hitting no one, by the way,
slowly without running into anybody or anyone else or any
other vehicles which were blocking it and backed up.
OK. And then hundreds of people ran
after him. You know what I think when
someone tries to stab me with a knife and then they get into
their car or I help them into their car, I think maybe I
should run that guy down and fight him, right?
That's the narrative they're trying to push.
This is absolutely perfect. This guy should have a job on
MSNBC. They should hire him right now.
He's got the stupid hair. He might be another race.
He's definitely trying to like do that sort of a what was that
chick that did the the fake hair and pretended to be black kind
of has that kind of vibe right. It's not even.
Yeah. Somebody just said it was like
Shaun King. It's like Shaun King but it's
not it's like that that Dolecroix.
Rachel Dolezal. I think it was the the woman.
He kind of looks like Rachel Dolezal if Rachel Dolezal
transition to a semi handsome young man.
So there you go. So this guy thinks he's going to
sell the stabby, stabby old man. He needed to be chased by
hundreds of people. To what, remind him that he was
a stabby old man that almost ran into people?
It's full crazy. But this is the way that they
want to cover it. That kid only thinks he can get
away with that because he thinks that tilting the narrative is
successful. Like I said, he should go and
try to get himself a job in a mainstream media news station
right now. MSNBC would be good.
He could be a field reporter for Joy Reid.
That'd be fantastic. Perfect, perfect idea.
And he could go buy something like his name is Zach, so he
could be Zach Dolezal. I think that would be a good
name for him on on TV. Zach Dolezal would be good.
Yeah. Somebody came up with it.
Rachel Dolezal. I was correct.
That's what happens when I riff in real time.
And so that's what's going on. We'll give you the nuance.
Take on it. Yeah, The guy was maybe armed.
That's OK. I don't have a problem with the
guy being armed. I think if he stepped out with
an AR15 and blasted the first three people that were trying to
kill him, that would have been acceptable too.
If you guys don't know how to shoot through your windows, and
I'm not saying you should shoot through your windows on a
regular basis, it's probably a detrimental to your financial
situation. But if you learn how you like,
there are courses you can go and spend money on, where you shoot
through car windshields and through side windows and so on.
If you've never seen glass explode in front of you when you
have a weapon system, if you've never, like, been in a crowd
like that, the first thing I would do is lower each of my
back windows by like just enough that nobody could get a finger
in. But I want to depressurize the
cabin, because having a pressurized weapon go off in
there, like that guy could have lethally engaged those human
beings that were threatening him 100%.
They could have done that. It would have been totally
appropriate, right? That would have been a
justifiable deadly force scenario, and I would have done
so to defend my family. I I don't blame him for getting
out with a knife. I just don't understand if that
was a good idea. But the end of it is so crazy.
I did want to make sure that we played this video.
There's a lot of this talk about what's happening on we're we're
kind of sitting back and watching.
I don't know whether this is going to be a good story or a
bad story, but we should know that something happened over the
Airways in Portland. This was reported by the New
York Times, which we can throw up on there.
What is that number? We have a an article that's
going to be a topic eight. Yeah.
So off duty pilot. This is someone referred to as
deadheading. Most of us know what Deadheading
is because we watch the movie. Catch me if you can.
Maybe you guys knew about it beforehand or maybe you worked
in the airline industry but that's how I learned about it.
Catch me if you can. The show.
Deadhead. That's a pilot who's working for
the airline but is not. Or maybe working for another
airline and he's flying to like another place So he's flying for
free on standby inside the jump seat inside the cockpit.
So that's how this guy breached the cockpit.
But this is an off duty airline pilot was apparently trying to
reach and shut down the engines on a passenger airliner that was
flying into Portland. We've got the ATC audio I want
you guys to hear just the source information.
We'll figure out like there's no pictures released to this.
If he was taken into customs by the feds, which I'm sure he was,
the airport liaison in Portland from the FBI would be dealing
with this. So we'll see what happens next.
There may be more to the story. I don't know if it's motivated
by mental illness or some sort of just war or unjust war
otherwise, but this is worth playing Let's do video number
what is it? 5.
Let's do video five. I want you guys just to hear the
ATC and then we're going to talk about it real quick and then
we'll shut this thing down. Vector to Final Pro Course 2059
As in 2059. Now what is the threat level?
The threat. The threat is now in the back of
the airplane. So we're we're reduced on the
threat level. We're going to check in with the
flight attendant to make sure everything is running smoothly.
But it seems like he settled down as soon as he after one
moment of going a little bit overboard, we put in the back.
So first is 2059, Roger, just so we can now report this, what was
the highest level that occurred? It escalated to A4, but he's out
of the car right now here at top y'all Horizon 2059 to maintain
6006 thousand 2059. When you get the case number,
we'll coordinate that as well. Thank you.
All right. So what they said is they're
going to get him and put him. He's already in handcuffs.
There's a little bit more to that audio.
You can find it on Reddit if you guys want to go find that.
I can put it on a social media at some point.
But essentially what I wanted you to hear was that they said
what was the the the highest level of threat As they fill out
their report from the ATC controller position, they have
to fill them out. Now they're actually is a tiered
system one through 4. We're going to show you that.
That's topic #10. You guys might as well know what
this looks like. Topic #10, if you'll throw it up
on there. So this is a report.
This comes from 911 of 2006. This is an old old piece from
the Federal Aviation Administration or the FAA who
has responsibility about what goes on in what, what goes on in
the Airways and the the four levels.
Level one is disruptive behavior that's either suspicious or
threatening. Obviously, this was only five
years after 911, so this was, you know, literally five years
after 9/11 #2. Physically abusive behavior.
That's a threat. Level 2 that's happening
somewhere in the in the cabin #3 is life threatening behavior.
All right, and level 4 is the highest level of threat.
Now this guy actually had probably life threatening
behavior a Level 3, but he was already inside the cockpit which
they've hardened and made set kind of step behind.
I would not be surprised to see if there was not some some
changes in policy when it comes to who they're going to let
Deadhead and sit in there. Level 4 is an attempted or
actual breach of the flight deck.
Well that guy was already inside the flight deck when he did it.
So when you hear people say it was a zero, it was a four out of
four on the threat level. Part of that is because his
physical location, any threat he had, was already going to be a
Level 4 because he was within the cockpit after the doors had
closed. OK.
So that's the nuance take on this thing.
It may not be what it is. It may have been a mental health
crisis, somebody panic. People do weird things.
A lot of things have happened. You know a lot of people went
and got COVID shots even though they didn't make any sense,
right? The other thing I was going to
be reminded of is those death counters that you guys saw,
which we may see come back, which would be really funny to
see in the mainstream media. One of the reasons why no one
trust them is that there are, there are approximate and
estimated estimates. I'm sorry, there are a weak
estimate of how many people died in a three month period at the
beginning of this year, 7300, right?
That's a rough number. But in supposedly the mainstream
media was running real death counts of how many people had
died from COVID in real time on their mainstream news programs
like 24/7. Do you guys remember that they
can't even get an estimate going back to the beginning of this
year, the first three months from a specific cause of death.
Nobody knows how many people are dying, but the upside to it is
they did reveal their hand. And of course Americans are
responding accordingly on the Gallup stuff.
All right, I want to say one more thing, and this is worth
topping. Bring up topic 11, if you would.
I wasn't sure if I was going to cover this, but I want to since
we've already run right over my one hour look at this.
Topic #11 is really interesting. There's some warnings going on.
This is the Catholic News agency that is reporting this stuff,
that bishops in Europe are concerned that marriage may not
exist anymore in Europe. That is, it is like falling
apart and disappearing. We're not seeing people get
married. And that's one of the reasons
why I think it's such a problem when you start degrading the
basics, OK, the basic things that we've always had in our
society, men and women getting married together and
establishing families. When you get rid of those
things, you open the door up to some of the weird downstream
effects, like not caring whether or not you're just in a
conflict. It actually ties into where this
just war problem is, when you degrade all the sort of fabric
of society and you see what they called a cataclysmic decline in
the rate of marriage. In Europe, this is a Bishop.
In the UK. When you have that cataclysmic
decline, people stop caring about the other things they've
always cared about too, which is like being the good guy in a
conflict. All right?
It's worth knowing that these are real problems and we should
address them as such. One of the ways that you do it
is going out there and doing the basic stuff like meeting your
neighbor, going to police state with your neighbor, have a
friend come with you and go watch it and enjoy.
Sort of the normal camaraderie that have always existed between
two people who don't have to agree with everything, but they
still agree that America wants to be the good guy.
That means we should care about whether or not we're involved
unjustly in these conflicts. All right, That is our show for
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