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 Sarafin. Hello my friends, and welcome to
the Kyle Sarafin Show. It is Wednesday, it's the middle
of the week and it is the end of the month.
It is May the 31st. We are coming up on halfway
through this year and kind of a small milestone for us.
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Very fitting, very cool for us. So folks, it's Wednesday.
Today's show is entitled 6 That World.
Many of you may remember that there was a TV program on MTV
called Daria. Daria was a cartoon.
She was a disaffected teen. She was a little bit older than
me, I believe, if my memory serves.
And Daria used to always cut away to the TV showing the sick,
sad world and had to find out like kind of a funny eyeball in
it. And I and they always had wacky,
you know, zany ideas about, you know, bats that were dressing up
as squirrels to infiltrate the suburbs or that the zombies were
getting hit with jaywalking charges that the jaywalking
dead. And it was never a real program.
It was always just kind of an upside down world.
It was a just a quick snippet away that this was back in the
90s. That some strange things could
happen. We're actually living in that
world right now. I don't know if there's actually
bad dressed up like squirrels but we are certainly living in a
strange place that is a six sad world.
We're going to cover a bunch of different topics about that.
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So folks, thanks for being with me this morning.
I'm going to kick in some stories just very shortly.
And the six sad world is for me. It's things that are upside
down. I want to actually take us back
a little ways into 2020. I was in the Twitter space last
night till very late. If my eyes look puffy, that is
why we were up for God knows how long.
Far later than I should have been. 1:00 o'clock in the
morning. Maybe 1:30 or something awful.
And and it ended by me thinking about how crazy these last
couple years have been. I just want to do a quick
reflection on there. We talked about the the
jaywalking zombies. Sometime in the middle of 2020.
This was before the Summer of Love riots.
Many of you will remember our government locked down our
economy, and one of the women that was in this Twitter space
brought up a reasonable question, I think, she said, Are
we actually living? Are we actually living in this
timeline? Is this really what's going on?
Are we looking at this world where the things that we keep
seeing in the news are happening?
And and my answer was, yeah, I, I, I guess we are.
But it felt like we were in the beginning of, you know, the
prequel to a zombie apocalypse in mid 2020 and and we've just
sort of gone right past that and now everybody wakes up and that,
you know, Amazon is delivering your packages and Netflix is
kicking out new, you know, films and nobody's watching the Tiger
King, but sometime in the middle, maybe April, May of, you
know, three years ago. We were, I was driving on the
streets of Northern Virginia on my way into Washington, DC to do
work. There were traffic signs, those
big yellow signs that have the flashing, you know, single
lights. And usually they have an arrow
like get over here or construction going on.
And they were saying things like stay home, you know, don't
spread the virus, protect your community, you know, and and
there was trash blowing and I remember the wind that had
leaves going on and it was almost summer.
So it didn't make sense that they were these things on the
ground. And it all looked totally absurd
and I felt very realistically like when I was driving through
the six sad world that exists in the the preliminary stages and
then Fast forward in six months we could have had, you know,
zombies trying to gnaw on our children in the streets.
That's how weird that felt. I think a lot of you remember
that and and it's we, it's important that we continue to
remember that because I feel like our government, many of the
people that are running the government are.
Hoping that you don't, we are coming into another presidential
election cycle of God awful situation where we're going to
see primaries first and then whatever happens next.
And and that was the lead up that led us there.
If you remember all of those things were happening prior to
the the November election in 2020 and perhaps that is where
this goes again. So we have to have a high level
of awareness. I think it's really important
that we reflect on the Strange 6 Sad world.
That this, that this continues to happen and we're not out of
it yet. I'm going to talk about some new
stories today. We're going to talk about some
Marines. This is a totally upside down
story, so we'll jump right into them there.
When I was growing up, Marines were always, you know, there was
the old joke the the toughest man in the world is a Marine and
every Marine thinks he's that man or the toughest man in every
room is a Marine and and every Marine thinks he's that man as
well. I went to college with Marines.
I had a I had a member of the the college band that I was in
and yes I was in a band I used to sing.
So I have actually. I love the microphones for a
long time. I used to always love getting
kind of cool once they were always sure by the way this one
is a sure look at this that's my sure microphone.
If you're not watching on our rumble channel you're missing
out on me moving this microphone around this little arm I've got.
But I've always loved them and I and I love Marines and my you
know my my buddy was a he was a. Just a physical animal.
He was a great guitar player, a guy named Jay Galvin.
And Jay was fit and he was a shooter and and he was clean cut
and he was respectful and he was what you expect of Marines and
and then you you get to this world where we've got this
story. So let's switch over here.
I'm reading from thedailymail.com and this is an
article by Melissa Konig written yesterday.
And there's an update on this, but we're going to start with
it. It just says horrific.
Footage shows a mob of 40 teenagers jumping 3 Marines on a
California beach before unleasing a savage beat down on
Memorial Day weekend. And and the story goes like
this, the Marines were doing what you would expect Marines to
do. They were actually kind of
keeping the peace. They went out there and saw a
bunch of kids that were setting off fireworks that had no
business doing so that can be dangerous.
They were being unruly. And these these Marines stepped
up and said knock it off, you know.
Grow up. That's I got no problem with
that If you want to step in and and and discipline people that
need to be disciplined. You know kids need boundaries
and barriers but in in this strange world historically you
would have seen people just listen to them or tell them off
or whatever was going to happen. But in this case 40 people and
and and I would say this is a truly unamerican phenomenon that
is that has been breaking out lately a totally unamerican
phenomenon to jump into these savage gang beatings where.
You know, a dozen people will jump.
One person, you know, in the 90s in the in the Daria world, this
was unthinkable. A oneonone people would have,
you know, created a bubble for a fight to break out.
And then you settled your differences like, like men, Not
like grownups, but like men. Which was to say you maybe with
your fist, maybe with a stupid wrestling match on the ground,
somebody would have to say uncle, you know?
And then that was the end of it. And now in a totally bizarre
world, we've got forty teenagers beating up three young men who
signed up to serve our country. I'm going to break this down.
If you if you have not seen this story, you can see it on the
Rumble Channel. You can see that we're on here.
You can go to the Daily Mail's web page, but you've got two
muscular, you know, white kids with shaved heads like just
dudes that you'd expect to come out of basic training.
The Marine Corps, they're they're young, they're in their
20s, and they are crouched in the fetal position while there
is just this this mob. And some of them are women and
some of them are young, you know, some boys and they're
jumping and kicking and they're running into this, this fray,
this melee and just dropping kicks on these guys heads.
And it's the most cowardly thing that you could imagine.
And it's like I said, it's decidedly unamerican in my
experience of being an American and being a young man in
America. Who?
Wanted to get into fights. I'm sure like that's just that's
just the way things used to work.
But we've got all these paused pictures here.
They're showing up on Facebook. This happened in in San
Clemente. So just north of where I used to
run around, I used to jump off the train and be near that.
You've got this kid here. It looks like they escaped
without too much damage. Luckily, these kids are pretty
tough, the kids being that the young Marines who are actually
young men. There's a guy named Hunter
Antonio who showed up on here and so he did some interviews
and he literally said I was trying to stop them from
starting fireworks because they were being unruly.
So a few seconds later you get all these guys, these these male
teens hitting them in the back of the head and these guys got
sucker punched. They got knocked in the back of
the head, they got hit to the ground and then they just got.
Attacked it used to be that if you had that sort of thing
happen people would just say you're down I win this thing is
over no more. That is not the case.
Also if you're watching on the rumble channel I I managed to
steal the Daria background and actually put it behind us here.
So that's what you all are seeing out there Just you know
there's there's some comments in our chat talking about this and
how this is how this is abnormal for the the experience of all
these people as well and and yes do you're correct it's totally
disgusting and yet this is the nature of it.
The way that it got broken up with some older folks came in
and and and managed to kind of interrupt the melee, the sort of
mob mentality this this crowd beating, you know, 40 people
beating three. Totally bizarre.
But when the Marines are the ones that are taking a beating
on the ground, our world is upside down and and it means our
values are upside down probably more over.
It's just not. What you'd expect now
historically speaking if you were to jump a couple of Marines
like that, you should expect that about 50 or 100 Marines are
going to show up at your door and they're going to explain to
you the meaning of respect and they're going to turn it back at
you. That was kind of the, that was
the dynamic that I grew up in. It's like, you know, in fact
when I went to, when I went to Fort Bragg, I was on Pope Air
Force Base for a little bit and when I was actually welcomed on
to the base. So I got this really funny
welcome brief by our NCOIC. And he said welcome to Fort
Bragg, NC, home of the largest St. gang in the world, the 82nd
Airborne. If I'm correct.
I believe they're actually based out of there that somebody
correct me in the chat if I'm wrong.
I believe it's the 82nd Airborne.
Sometimes I get the 82nd and the 101st, the two sort of historic
airborne divisions. But I believe the 80 seconds out
of there and what he said is, you know the NCINCOIC was
explaining if you get into a fight in.
You know in Fayetteville, also known as Vietnam, North
Carolina, with somebody in the Army, you can expect that the,
the person that wins that fight is going to be the person whose
friends show up first. So there is a mob mentality of
of people in the military. But I do think there's a lot
more of a there used to be a lot more honor in this sort of thing
and and you know, there's not a whole lot honorable about
teenagers getting involved in a fight.
But sure enough there we are, so.
That being said, I want to kind of pivot over and kind of just
show you what I think is sort of bizarre out here.
Let's do that. Let's do that with the update on
this, too. This happened actually late last
night, early this morning on the 31st.
So that's actually today updated just after midnight, they made
nine arrests of these people. They were able to be caught.
So the Orange County Sheriff's Department arrested nine of the
suspects, who they're all minors.
You can see the pictures here. They're showing this same thing
that we just saw on the other page.
This is courtesy of the New York Post.
But you're seeing these guys went shirtless and decided to
get into this stupidity. Alcohol I'm sure was involved.
It's a shame, but that is the nature of sort of young people
in in on a holiday weekend. It just doesn't need to erupt
into this. So folks, if you are working
with your kids, there you go. There's this kid, there's this
Marine. Look at this young man.
Just nothing on his ribbon rack. Dad's a police officer and.
Got a pretty decent beating. Lucky they came out of it Okay,
We have no lasting damage. I had a friend that that I was
serving within the Air Force that got kicked like this.
In a very, very similar instance he had a someone broke a bottle
over the back of his head and put him on the ground and then
you know a couple of cowards basically kicked him in the
skull until he ended up with a traumatic brain injury and he
couldn't tell left from right. He couldn't tell cardinal
directions. Really interesting challenge to
do land navigation with a guy that doesn't know how to read
cardinal directions. But.
It is a thing out there. I'm getting no notified in the
chat both by Kelly D and former 3364 that 82nd Airborne is out
of brag 101st out of Fort Campbell.
That's what makes sense in my head.
Thanks so much guys. Thanks for the correction and
that's why you guys are keeping me on my toes.
In any case. What a what a bizarre time when
Marines are the ones that are taking the beat down.
And in a similar way some things never do change.
You know some things are are are in this backwards world and then
in in some ways. We don't actually see any
changes at all. And one of those things is that
the deck is going to be stacked against FBI whistleblowers.
I just got this this morning. So literally as I was preparing
for the show, Carrie Pickett sent me this.
Carrie Pickett of The Washington Times, one of our, one of our
friendly riders that has been able to.
Share some light on what's been going on with the FBI.
They have a paywall there, so I had to pull this off.
Archive dot pH Fantastic trick for you that want to read a
paywall thing. If there's ever a New York Times
article that you need to see because somebody's writing a hit
piece about your buddies, you can go to archive dot pH and you
can just drop it in a a single story at a time and you'll be
able to at least read one at a time.
So that's what we're doing right here.
Carrie Pickett talking about how the FB I's internal
whistleblower protocols have always been a failure.
The. The article is entitled Stacked
Deck. This is something that we've
said here. If you listen to our Monday
show, you understand exactly what we're talking about.
We're talking about the way that people like Gary Boyle were
handled. And it is.
It's really, it's disgusting, it's disgusting in the same way
as seeing a Marine kicked on the ground.
Honestly, it is a gang battle of of two very uneven sides.
And so we're going to roll down to this.
I want to just kind of give you some statistics that she dug up
and I think they're worth talking about.
In 2022, the DOJ received 122 reprisal cases and that is a
whistleblower alleging retaliation and reprisals for
being a whistleblower. And Full disclosure, I was one
of those 122 that included 28 backlogs from the previous year
from 2021, So you know, roughly 100 brand new cases.
And you won't be shocked to find that only one of those, a .008%
finding, was adjudicated by the DOJ to actually be a
whistleblower reprisal. This was my experience with this
process as well. I was trying to bring you sort
of the the unvarnished truth here if we can.
And and the fact the matter is, is that the DOJ is stacked
against anyone inside the FBI that wants to come forward.
Many of you are wishful and desirous of of an FBI.
Workforce that's going to come forward and and and expose
wrongdoings and and there's just really not an incentive for that
to happen. The incentive is only your
conscience and some people don't have the ability to to to heed
that type of thing because they will get crushed.
As my friend Garrett said so articulately in front of
Congress and also on our show the other day the folks who
handle these types of cases. There's a guy named Dan Meyer
who is is quoted here. I've I've spoken to Dan Meyer.
Dan Meyer was representing Steve Friend early on.
And you you can see that he, he believes that the cases should
be closer to 11% adjudicated favorably, which is to say that
there are facts and false allegations.
That's not fantastic, but I think it's probably actually a
lot more than 11%. I think that the people who are,
you know, making the allegations against the FBI that that they
are being retaliated against or probably actually being
retaliated against, it's the kind of people that have
national security clearances that are out there not looking
for a problem. And yet when they they identify
something, they are not treated well, Dan accurately states this
goes all the way back to the Hoover years, that the Justice
Department data is only 10 years old right now.
They stopped. They started tracking this thing
only recently. They have some stuff from from
what was going on under President Obama and a little bit
under Clinton. But whistleblower protection
specifically for the FBI is actually very new.
Some of you may not know this, but I believe the the act was
actually signed in 2016. The original Whistleblower
Protection Act under Obama was done in 2012.
So that was like the beginning of his first term.
And then at the end of his first term, he put in this
whistleblower protection Act, signed it into law.
That is so. But it's it's it's actually
weak. The the FBI's protections are
far weaker, significantly weaker than the other federal agencies.
And you know here you go, under President Trump, you had 98
whistleblower retaliation claims.
And and that leads us to a short discussion, I think of what is
the administrative state, the deep state.
This was covered at length last night in our Twitter space.
So if you're missing out on those, we actually had I think
800 people sitting up until midnight.
And partially because we had this parody account, AOC Press,
which is making fun of Alexandria Ocasio Cortez and got
some big notoriety yesterday, kind of a funny story of of.
They they use parody tweets that are that sound like AOC and then
also some actual AOC tweets which are also equally
ridiculous. But the the parody account
stepped into the space and brought a bunch of people
because people wanted to see what she had to say.
Turns out she has a very masculine voice.
Not surprising to find out that a male conservative is trolling
AOC, but she brings on herself. She has that kind of high
profile. Pretty funny the administrative
state though to to double back on this is an entity that.
It exists, you know beyond the the terms of any given president
beyond the terms of any given political parties influence in
the White House. And so we hear things about oh
this was you know President Trump's DOJ did this and Biden's
DOJ did this and. Obama's DOJ, did you know this
and this and and I don't think that that's a fair assessment,
but I will, I will copy out that with saying that.
I do think that there is such a thing as institutional capture.
We'll talk about that real quickly.
The president does not have a control of those agencies.
You know, the president so far has been able to.
All the presidents have been able to appoint directors.
When the time comes up, they can appoint a attorney general.
People like Eric Holder, people like Bill Barr, people like.
Our current 1 Merrick Garland and they can be very partisan
actors. Often times they are.
You know that we will remember that Eric Holder famously said
that he was Barack Obama's wingman.
That is not the way that you would see the the equal and a
political sort of administration of justice.
But so be it. That's that is the the nature of
the world that is the 6th AD world that we're talking about
this upside down time but moreover.
They, once they have that person in, then the entities that are
sitting in the upper ranks of places like the FBI and even the
DOJ are institutionally. They're institutionally rigid
and they've been there for a long time.
Many of them have taken 15 or 20 years to get into those
positions. They have an understanding of
what they believe the agency is, and they resist change.
There's a lot of inertia in the recruiting process.
And so Director Moeller was the one who who sort of moved the
FBI the way that it did a lot of the people that are running.
The current FBI came in under Mueller, so they have a like a
bushneocon idea and much of that is very, very left-leaning.
Strangely enough, it is not conservative at all.
It's very activist and it's also promoting the FBI beyond all
things. So This is why you see attacks
on leftist in the same way. And it should be a problem for
both people in the political left and the political right
when you have those folks getting deeply involved in the
politics. That institutional capture tends
to lean very left because people who work for the government
overwhelmingly vote for more government.
And that is a Democrat position essentially anyway, All those
things, kind of scary stuff. It is going to lead us to what
has been going on in sort of the the wider world.
And I I can't help but always find more and more of these
stories and I'm going to continue talking about them.
In this case, this is a story that we're bringing up here from
the New York Post. Again, this is from yesterday.
Offer If you are not watching us on the Rumble channel, you're
just missing out on a fantastic picture of Joe Biden.
I think I'm actually going to play it for you.
It's one minute mostly because the music is a sweet jam at it
kind of got me going this morning.
So I'm going to share this with you.
This is Joe Biden defending having classified papers.
And then we're going to talk about why James Comer, who is
the chairman of the Oversight Committee, is now going to go
after the FBI Director. And this is just kind of a warm
up to it, but this jam is pretty good.
Voluntarily. No one's had to threaten to do
anything voluntarily when every single aperture I have with the
house, offices, everything can come and look and spend hours
searching. My home invited them and nobody
and so, and the best of my knowledge, the kinds of things
they picked up or things that from 1974 and stray papers there
may be something else. I don't know this issue.
Anyway, trying to prejudice the investigations going on.
This is not a gangster jam. This is they're showing some
text here saying as they packed up my office to move things,
they realize they did the job that they should have been done.
He's basically claiming that, you know, all the documents that
were inside of his office were old and coming from the 70s.
That's clearly not true. There was kind of a Twitter
piece here talking about how he says in Two Breaths 1.
These are old papers from the 70s and then two.
He has no idea what was in the papers, so how how can you make
those claims anyway? It's a classic Joe Biden sort of
making it up as he goes. This is a standard Joe Biden
move. It turns out he just opines he's
happy to lie with a straight face to the American people.
And and I disagree with all of his characterizations there,
What's what this is getting at? Is that over the last?
3-4 weeks there has been a new story talking about a source
report that the FBI has an FD1023, which if you follow the
show, you've already heard about this in long form.
You have to go back a little ways and find out, but I'll give
you the short caption version and FD 1023 is a similar
document to A. And FD3O2.
Most people are now becoming experts on FBI file types.
The three O 2 documents any testimonial experience.
You use them to document an arrest.
Generally speaking, people are familiar with them from
documenting an interview. If you ever give an interview to
the FBI, they will write up a FD3O2 and that three O 2 will
serve as the record. They don't use recordings
generally speaking, unless they're people like me or Steve
friend. It's not very common, So the
three O2 characterizes what was said during the interview by the
lead agent, who writes that three O 2 and an FD 10231023 is
the same sort of document that documents a source contact, a
source known as a confidential human source by the FBI or a
confidential informant If you're a former law enforcement, that's
kind of the thing snitches this kind of deal.
The FBI has lots of different types of sources and as we
covered last night in our our space because I wanted people to
have a a very strong understanding.
This is unvetted information that is brought in voluntarily
by a human source that is reporting what they believe to
be the case or information that they may have heard, information
that they may have. Sometimes it it's documented and
sometimes it's very, very accurate and sometimes it's
speculation and it it is up to the agent to suss that out.
So this is unvetted what we would call raw intelligence
coming in and that FD 10/23. That the the Jim Comer's office
is trying to get is a alleges A scheme that the Bidens have a $5
million bribery scheme, essentially a pay to play
influence peddling. Now many of us that are
following this, this president's term are pretty commonly
understanding that that may be the case.
It does appear to be the case, but this would be some
documentation coming from the FBI and moreover the question is
did they initiate? Investigation based on this
information. And right now we don't have a
good answer to that. It's not available to us and
it's not being turned over. So there is a lawful subpoena
that was issued by the Congressional oversight
committee, of which Comer is the chairman.
They asked for this particular document.
Now to their knowledge, it is unclassified.
It was brought to their attention by a whistleblower.
We're going to talk real quickly about what that might mean as
well. But the the end result was the
FBI said no, then I'm going to give you their statement.
Let's do the statement first. This is on Twitter.
You can find this thing under the, I think the Oversight
Project, which is a part of who is that Heritage Foundation.
The Heritage Foundation puts out a lot of really good stuff under
their their handle, which is oversight, the letter P, the
letter R, which is their project and this is an A letter
responding to the request for this information to the subpoena
it is written by. The Assistant Director, I
believe of counterintelligence, Let's skip forward a little
quickly. It is acting Assistant Director.
I don't even know what, it doesn't even say what Division
is, but I'm assuming it's going to be counterintelligence.
And it's addressed to Jim Comer. It's a quick letter that
basically says you sent us a letter on the 24th and there was
a subpoena that was issued on May 3rd.
So they've had a whole month to comply with this requiring
requesting an unclassified FD1023 form.
And they said we really appreciate that you want to do
this sort of thing. And we like to, you know,
acknowledge the fact that it's very important that you have
this, this oversight of our things, that you have legitimate
interests. And yet we are going to also
protect executive branch confidentiality and our law
enforcement responsibilities. And then they go on to basically
say that there there is they they need more information.
They need to learn about the committee's legislative
interests and specific information that they need.
And need to also balance those out with sources and methods
that they are going to protect human sources that they are
going to follow the attorney general's guideline for the
FBI's use of confidential human sources and so on and so on and
so on. They said, as you know,
confidential sources are critical to the FBI's ability to
build cases including those against violent gangs, drug
cartels and terrorists. I want you to notice the pivot
that's right there. The FBI is being asked for a
document that alleges that are sitting president was involved
in a significant cashbased bribery.
Scheme. And they pivoted to gangs,
cartels and terrorists. It's always this this switch
with the FBI, it's always this we're you're talking about this,
but we're really going to get you over here.
It happens all the time. It is very, very common.
They are going to pivot away from the things that they don't
want to talk about. And that is what intelligence
agencies do. That is why this FBI is not a
true law enforcement agency. If it was just simply a question
of oversight, one of the admonishments.
That every source gets, and I'm in a position to know this
because I've given these admonishments, one of the
admonishments that sources get when they are signed up to work
for the FBI, work on their behalf to collect information
and report to them. They are told in no uncertain
terms that we will do our best to protect your anonymity, that
we will do our best to keep this relationship confidential.
And we cannot guarantee it. The FBI does not and cannot
guarantee the confidentiality of a human source.
It's not possible, Okay. They are unable to do such a
thing because if they need to put these people into a
congressional hearing, if they need to put these people on the
stand in order to prove a case that is the purpose of having
most sources that are in the criminal world, then they will
do so. And then they'll have to do all
the things that come along with it, witness protection and so
on, if there is a source and they are being asked to provide
for congressional oversight. You know, an FD1023 that may
possibly, and we're using the word may not will, that may
expose that person and their identity.
So be it. That should be very, very
simple. And the congressional oversight
is not necessarily for the DOJ to understand.
Now if the president comes out and says something and we have
this coequal branch of government that is going to be
fighting, then that leaves it up to the courts.
But as it stands right now, we have a, we have an executive
agency that is rebelling against.
The the coequal branch of government that has
responsibilities for funding. Here's why they do it.
There's no money behind the mouth of the people in Congress.
So we are going to have to see how well they push this sort of
thing forward. This document, which I'm just
leaving on the screen here, but it is not.
I think the other thing is it's not even, it's not even signed
by the director of the FBI. So we have the ranking member
and the the chairman. Of the actual oversight on
government affairs, this, this oversight committee sending a
letter over to a lower, you know, entity within the
executive branch and they get not just an acting director like
it's it's not even an assistant director.
It's an acting assistant director.
So for your awareness, you've got the FBI director at the top.
Below that is a deputy director. That's the number two.
And then you have a rung of other people.
I'm not 100% sure who they are, but they're some sort of seniors
they might be like. I don't know what they are.
They're like assistant deputy directors, ADD's or something.
And then beyond that, you end up with the sort of the people that
run all the big branches. These are the ones that are
really running the FBI. They're known as executive
assistant directors. This is really gross stuff.
There's so many words. And then below them is the
assistant director. Assistant directors run
divisions. They run things like the
Washington field office. They run the counterterrorism
division. They run the intelligence
division. This guy is below that position.
He has stepped into that pay grade to do the job even though
he's not in that pay grade. So we have an acting assistant
director. I think it's a slap in the face.
Even just that alone is a slap in the face to the members of
Congress that are going and attempting to do oversight on a
completely out of control and totally unaccountable DOJ.
And specifically the FBI inside the DOJ, which is always the
animal on it. I'm going to switch over to a
post millennial page here. This just says breaking This is
from last night, the host oversight committee holding the
FBI director Chris Wright in contempt of Congress over the
refusal to turn over Biden documents.
I had somebody try to blast me on Twitter earlier today saying
that somehow I believe that people in the Trump
administration should be ignoring these subpoenas.
But then I have some sort of double standard.
Let me be very clear, I have no double standard.
If Congress issues a subpoena, even to me, and I don't want to
testify for the Congress, I'll go.
I'm not telling you what I'm going to say.
In fact, when they asked me to swear, and I may not do such
things unless they want to swear it as well, that's a real
possibility. It's probably one of the reasons
why I'm not asked to testify. The the the fact that you're
going to have people that are not under oath asking you
questions and they are happy to lie and and make false
allegations about you and so on it.
It should make you know that this is not an honest process,
however. If Congress subpoenas you.
If a court subpoenas you, you need to show up.
Otherwise, what they did to Steve Bannon is appropriate, but
only under the following conditions.
It also should have been done to Eric Holder.
Eric Holder was held in contempt of Congress over Fast and
Furious documents and nothing happened to him.
It was a just, it was a nothing. There was no FBI team that came
and arrested him. Nobody dragged him in front of
them. None of this stuff happened in
any way, shape or form. So when members of 1
administration are given certain treatment and members of the
other administration are not, and moreover, Trump's
administration was targeted after the fact.
Holder was actually, you know, a attorney general at the time.
And so he got a pass, which is very interesting because
obviously DOJ runs the FBI at least from a policy position and
clearly has the ability to shut down cases.
And then you end up with an FBI that's going after the former
president's. People that is the Banana
Republic that is the 6th AD world, that's the upside down
that we would not have lived in otherwise.
And now we have the FBI director being held in contempt and very,
very similarly to the way that Eric Garner, what's his name
Eric Holder, was. Bad stuff happens when
government is not accountable and specifically when government
when government officials who are currently in the role are
not accountable. That's the two tiered system as
as Jigsaw just said in the chat. It is what happens when you have
a double standard and American people can see that and they
lose respect for the institutions.
If you could lose any more respect for the FBI right now,
you probably will. So one of the things that we
were doing because of this, this breaking news last night, is I
had some people, I don't want to say names, but let's just say
people whose names you would recognize reached out to me and
ask me, hey, where's the FBI director right now?
He's supposed to be speaking at a conference in Las Vegas.
And we don't see him. There are other people, former
members of the FBII guess David Bowditch was there.
Who is the former deputy director again?
That's the number 2 just underneath Chris Ray and
Bowditch seemed like he was always kind of a decent guy.
I met him twice in an airport and on our way back from
Portland, and he had a good sense of humor.
And he was carrying a gun. And he's a big guy.
And, you know, he looked like what you'd expect an FBI agent
to look like. He might have been the last
deputy director that had any any stones.
You know, he filled in the the seat of Andy McKay with a little
bit of honor and and and had a lot of respect from other
agents, including me. And then he's sort of been
strangely quiet since he works for Disney.
Now I think that's sort of the way that they buy people off
with very, very pricey jobs in the corporate world.
But that being said, he was in Vegas and so Chris Ray was also
on the docket. Chris Ray may still go to Vegas
and speak at some kind of a counterterrorism seminar.
The person I was speaking to was also supposed to speak.
And they were very curious. Now you're looking over on the
screen, if you're watching on the rumble channel and you're
going, Kyle, what do you got here?
I've got a map. It comes from a website called
FlightAware. And FlightAware is a tracking
system. It takes publicly available data
that is published by the FAA as required under federal law.
And it puts it in a place where people like you and me can go
look at it. So that's good.
It's a good thing to have when you know that there's a
government jet out there. And what jet are we looking at,
We are looking at. A jet that landed 15 hours ago
in Manassas, VA. If you look in the top right
hand corner of this particular web page, folks, if you're not
watching the rumble, what we're seeing is just a map in blue
with a line that shows a flight path and it goes from somewhere
down to Georgia to somewhere up in Virginia.
And that turns out to be Atlanta, GA, the Fulton County
Airport, and it goes up to the Washington DC area.
HEFHEF is the code for the Manassas Regional Airport, which
is where I actually used to work out of.
There is a number of FBI facilities out there.
The overt ones actually have planes in them and that's where
the FBI's director Jet or the Gulfstream 550 lives.
You know put lives in air quotes because it's a it's not a it's
not a person but it it hangs out at that hanger up there and
that's where it returns to now what are the whistleblower
allegations that we've made We being me and.
And you know the kind of the suspendables group is that Chris
Ray has been using this jet inappropriately and it's very
interesting when Chris Ray breaks pattern.
I don't know what it means. We're going to have to keep an
eye on this thing. We'll have to probably
readdressing on Friday with the suspendables round table because
I should have Garrett and Steve together in Florida and we'll
try to do a live show. If we have to tape it, we'll
we'll give you a reflection of what's going on in the next
couple days. But this, this map shows us that
he left Fulton County, Georgia. This is Chris Ray again.
Fulton County is where he resides.
As we've mentioned multiple times, the guy has a 10 year
appointment to a government job and he hasn't left living in
Atlanta. He still lives down there on the
weekends and his family's still there.
And then he comes and spends a week in DC and then he goes back
home. And for his convenience as a guy
who lives in Washington DC during the week and who works at
the FB I's headquarters on Pennsylvania Ave.
I think it's 935 Pennsylvania Ave.
Northwest. They if you need to send
packages to the FBI letting him know that the Cal Sarafin was
unjustly suspended and fired, knock yourself out sent him a
love notes the the FBI director is able to drive from that
Pennsylvania Ave. address the Hoover Building down to Reagan
National Airport in about 10 minutes or less with a security
detail. It's a 3 three vehicle convoy.
It's all Suburbans. They're all armored up like
somebody in the world is going to go take a shot at Chris Wray.
I guarantee you if Chris Wray was behind you at Starbucks, one
of my friends working at headquarters actually told me
this, nobody would know. You wouldn't know if Chris Ray
was behind you at Starbucks because you wouldn't recognize
him because nobody, nobody cares.
So that being the case, he takes this 10 minute drive down to
Reagan and he's able to fly out. So what he does is he has the
jet pickup from Manassas where it's currently at and fly into
Reagan, which is about a 20 minute flight or less, cost us a
significant amount of money, somewhere between 5:00 and
$15,000. We don't know the exact number.
And every time they do that, there's a hard cost associated
and then he flies wherever he's going to go from Reagan because
it's more convenient. That is not what happened
yesterday the the jet landed in Manassas.
Very interesting. I don't know if he's feeling the
scrutiny because we've reported this or if there was something
else going on. But he flew in late in the
afternoon to Manassas and then apparently this morning is at
the FBI Academy giving some kind of a speech or talking to
people. And he's expected to fly out to
Vegas later. So we're going to keep an eye on
what he does because he is going to be held in contempt of
Congress and therefore the theoretically.
They would arrest him and charge him with that sort of thing and
do the same thing they did with Steve Bannon.
Now Steve Bannon actually went to jail for that.
So what a weird time. What a strange sort of situation
to be in. Those of you in the chat are
saying it that this is, this is not the way that we want to see
the world operating, but so be it.
And and Eric is recommending that you send a letter to the
FBI telling them how it goes. So that's kind of funny.
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weirdest thing in the six sad world.
For me, we talked about people absconding.
One of the concerns was last night people were like, hey, did
did Chris Ray jump on that jet, fly to Manassas and then jump on
another jet because the FBI has a couple of different planes.
He usually doesn't Dane to get on the the 7:57 because that's
actually meant for real work and they load up HRT and some of the
other evidence collection teams and they fly this, this, this
huge Boeing. They also have a Q400 which I
guess is not nearly as nice. It's like a a turboprop plane I
believe and he can get on that but he doesn't.
So but if he was trying to avoid the the radar, I don't have the
tail number for that Q 400 at the moment.
I do have the tail number for the the 5:50 and we keep track
of it many times. You can see it on my Twitter
handle. But the Q 400 is kind of like
out of my view and our concern was, is that he had jumped on a
that plane in Manassas because there's multiple planes at that
hangar and then flown to to Vegas to avoid the scrutiny of
being near DC which would be a bad look to say the least.
I think that would be a really nice way of saying that.
Weirdest story of the morning for me is sometime last night I
found out that Tara Reid. Who made a credible accusation?
She's sort of a me too type figure, hashtag.
Me too, which was the trending thing about sexual assaults of
women that were being not heard. Tara Reid, who worked for Joe
Biden as a senator when he was a senator out of Delaware, accused
him during the 2020 presidential campaign of sexually assaulting
her. There was some pretty
interesting things that were happening concurrent to that
allegation going back, including a phone call coming in on Larry
King. And and and people that knew her
at the time that said that these were statements she had made.
I've spoken with Tara a lot. I've spoken with her about these
allegations. I've spoken to her about her
politics. She's not aligned with me.
She is kind of like a left, maybe a center left at best.
She's obviously not a Big Joe Biden fan, but I think that's a
personal thing. You know, she's an antiwar type.
She sympathize with a lot of socialists that have things that
are. Things that are, what is it,
socialists that are being persecuted by the government and
you know, I'm sympathetic to that too.
I don't want to want to see people have their First
Amendment rights infringed on. So she's kind of a like a real
liberal, like an old school liberal in many ways.
But but she's not a conservative by any means, although she has
been kind of brought up by the conservative media because she
made an allegation against the president.
So she defected to Russia sometime yesterday.
She just, she got on a plane and she flew to Russia, which is
insane to me. And I'm going to show you why.
And this is an exclusive to our show only.
Nobody else has this. I actually shared this with
Tracy Beans this morning. I said, hey, you know, I sent
her the screenshot. I'm going to show you the
screenshot. OK, here it is.
If you're missing on the Rumble channel, this is my personal
signal account. I've redacted the phone number.
That's Tara Reid's signal account.
OK, we delete messages every week.
I took a shot of this because I thought it was relevant.
On Wednesday, May 24th, she sent me a message.
At 3:37 in the morning, at 3:37 AM, I think she was on Pacific
Time. She's been living in California,
but Even so, that's 1:30 in the morning there because that's my
local time. And she said I need your help,
and it is very urgent and important.
That is a weird message to receive from somebody on every
level. And I I reached back out to her
in the morning at 7:10, my time, and my response to her was, what
can I help you with? I'm, I'm a reasonable guy, but
that's kind of intense. There was a missed call at 8:45.
I called her back and didn't get her at 8:50.
Actually, I may have actually gotten a hold of her.
No, I think it says I missed that.
And then she called me again this Sunday on the 28th at 9:00
O 5:00 AM and I haven't spoken to her since.
When I did speak to her and I think I did speak to her on
Wednesday. I'm trying to remember what day
it was. Doesn't make too much
difference. As as the FBI Security
Division's favorite podcast, I'm sure they can document that.
This is all I intend to say about this.
But I did get a hold of her. I was actually talking and
walking on a on a speakerphone sitting next to Steve Friend.
We were in the car driving to go to work.
As you guys know, I was in Houston last week and I get her
her call and she's breathless. She sounds like she's on a
street corner. It sounded like a East Coast
street corner just to my ear. Sometimes.
You know the difference between like a Los Angeles street where
she might have been or or being on the other side and she could
have been in DC for all I know. Actually, I get this breathless
phone call. I need to know if the FBI is
investigating me. And I said, OK, well, I have no
way to do that. I don't work for the FBI.
And she says, I need you to find out.
And I was like, I don't even know where to start with that.
You know, Tara, I don't. I don't work for the FBI and I'm
not going to go digging into it. And I'm not going to ask anybody
to risk their career to go find out the possibility of you.
They have no Nexus to it. And we actually take this kind
of stuff seriously that the idea of need to know is a big deal.
And so she was exasperated. This was a very short phone
call. I don't know how many minutes it
was, but it was only, you know, it was under 5 minutes.
It was probably under 3 minutes. And then she hung up.
And that was the last time that I heard from her.
And the next thing I found out, and obviously I missed a phone
call on Sunday. I don't always catch phone
calls. A lot of times I'm either
working, especially at 9:00 in the morning.
I was at church. We find out this Biden rape
accuser Tara Tara Reid defects to Russia for quote UN quote
protection and safety. Like what in the actual what in
the actual hell? She was given a you can see it
in this picture that if you're looking at a rumble channel
you'll see she's standing in front of a a bounder or what do
you call it a background of Sputnik news, which is a state
sponsored media coming out of Russia.
Totally bizarre. She made the announcements at a
state press conference in Russia and she was standing next to
Maria Bettina who was convicted and said she was conspiring
against the United States as a as a as a far act, which
actually seemed like a pretty weak charge.
But she did prison time in the United States for this.
So she's sitting next to what they call convicted Russian spy.
And this is her quote, she says. I still feel a bit in a daze,
but I feel very good. I feel surrounded by protection
and safety. And I and I just really so
appreciate Maria and everyone who's been giving me the time
when it's so difficult to know if I'm safe or not.
I'm not going to be intimidated, bullied or silenced.
I'm going to speak out and I'm willing to speak under oath
about the corruption I witness. About the crime I experienced,
it is remarkable that Joe Biden raped me when I work for him in
the US Congress and I'm supposed to be the fugitive.
That's ridiculous and it's unacceptable.
I do agree with her. It's ridiculous that she felt
like she had to run to another country.
And so here is the six ad world tie in when somebody who came
forward and made an allegation against our president like we've
had so many celebrated by the left when when Donald Trump was
in and and even since. When you have this person come
forward and say this is a problem and then they have to
run to Russia because they think that's the place where the
United States government is not going to exploit them, is not
going to extradite them, We are living in the Upside Down.
We are watching the zombie apocalypse happening right now.
I know I did an episode about the zombie apocalypse the other
day and the fact that we have left is saying the exact
opposite. They are taking the talking
point, speed, spoon feeding and coming back out with them.
This is the same thing to me. This is incredibly bizarre.
This is so you unusual and and once again somebody coming out
and telling you I need your help.
It's very urgent and important. I I cannot like I just keep
hearing that in my head over and over again.
It's truly it's truly weird. She was in DC for some antiwar
protest. Like I said she's a nice person.
I have no idea if the FBI is investigating her but this is
what happens to people who are whistleblowers.
This is what people do in the public eye.
I know Cookie, who's sitting in our chat right now, was in our
space last night. And I and I made a reference to
the fact that many people who are FBI whistleblowers, many
people who are federal whistleblowers against powerful
agencies, they snap. They don't make it.
There's some either. There is either some mental
flaw, there is some damage trauma or whatever it may be
that goes on, they're on. They're unsuited to the role of
being in the public eye like that.
Very few people end up doing what I'm doing right here, where
I'm sitting and talking to you and I'm bringing sort of this
information in a way that that I think is is credible, but
moreover that I think is balanced and and it's not
unhinged. These, you know, I feel
incredible sadness for people like Tara.
She's a really nice lady and I have no idea whether the FBI was
actually investigating her, whether it's in her head in the
world we're living in right now, equal possibilities.
It's totally feasible that the FBI is coming after her, that
the FBI is. Investigating her to protect a
president. And the reason we know that it's
possible is because they're not giving over an FD1023, which is
totally irrelevant. They are protecting A
confidentiality of someone who does not have a legal right to
it. They have a promise of it if
possible. And we have an FBI director that
is literally flying around, possibly flying around it look
like to to avoid the scrutiny of Congress.
That's strange. And now we have a woman flying
to leave the United States and seeking asylum in Russia.
I mean, think about the types of people.
Think about when Russia is the safe option for you.
It's all gone off the rails. There's no other way to say it.
Nobody would go to Russia. When I was a kid in the 90s,
when we were watching Daria on MTV, nobody would say, you know
what I'm going to do? I'm going to leave the United
States. I mean, maybe Robert Hansen
would have. Somebody who betrayed the
country, somebody who was convicted of espionage, might
try to pull that off because they might be able to go spend
their money there, but not an American who was struggling to
just, you know, break even to make a living, she told me Some
of the struggle she had, people would look up her name when she
was trying to rent homes and they would deny her because they
didn't want that. They didn't want the scrutiny in
the rental property. Of someone like a Tara Reid who
had a national spectrum. My wife and I experienced the
same thing. We were really concerned that
when we went to go rent this house here that we are in Texas,
that somebody would care. It's like end of the day, in
Texas, America, you got money to rent the house.
Nobody should care. Nobody should care anywhere,
honestly. Like if you have a tent that's
willing to pay and they have the, you know, the criteria to
live in your home, then then you rent it.
But Tara was was being denied a place to live.
She was always struggling. She was, you know, she's been
wrecked. And I think she used to be like
a very young, Pretty Woman. She's obviously a lot heavier
right now. She doesn't.
I know she's not healthy and she's explaining that to me as
well. And and like I said, I'm
incredibly sympathetic that there was so much fear and there
was a ton of fear in the voice, the breathlessness of the of the
call that she gave me was somebody at the end of their
rope. And I don't have the ability to
fix that for them. I'm, you know, my wife and I are
basically kind of going day-to-day and making sure that
we can kind of keep our heads above water in a lot of ways.
But for someone to call. Reach out where I was the last
hope of being able to find out whether or not she was going to
get wrapped up by the FBI. Also it it tells me that people
don't understand how the federal process works.
They don't just throw you in a gulag.
That only happens if you went to January 6th that I think and and
that's been obviously horrific. But if you're arrested in most
areas you're going to go have an initial processing and then
they're going to probably let you free on your own
recognizance because what danger is Tara Reid to anybody but
she's in. She is in Moscow and she's
thanking the Kremlin because. She believes the Biden
administration targeted her to to do God knows what, to silence
her, to protect the president. To protect, you know, I guess
like a news cycle of this stuff. And and you know, she's not
front of news awareness. There's been a credible smear
campaign. They've been talking about how
she's a Russian agent and all this other stuff.
She was really worried that they were going to try to hit her
with a FARA act and. I said, why don't you just
register as a foreign agent? I don't even think it's that
expensive. You know, I know Hunter Biden
doesn't have to do that sort of thing, but the the rules don't
exist for both sides the same way.
And she made a She made a wild choice.
I don't want to belabor it too much longer, but Tara Reid
absconded from the United States, which is supposed to be
the land of the free, a couple days after Memorial Day, when we
celebrate those who gave their lives for this country to keep
it free, to show that. We're living in this police
state, but we're living in the six sad world and it doesn't
make sense. All the stuff is going to be
weird. I know you guys will be
digesting this over the day. By all means, hit me up in the
comments on this video. If you have any additional
questions, if you have thoughts, if you have reflections, maybe
you can reflect on it in a way that's that's less personal than
than I can because it's so strange to be part of the story.
I keep finding myself in the news stories.
You know, Like I said, I talked to Carrie Pickett.
I know that those. I'm one of those numbers of the
whistleblowers that's getting crushed at so.
It's just a strange time. But I know someone mentioned
that's why we listen to the show.
Some people are praying for it. Please.
Yeah, Play for, pray for Tara. I really, I really wish the best
for her. And I I don't know that she'll
come back. She's like now she's in a
Snowden type thing. Once you're there, I can only
imagine the paranoia and the fear grows because now you're
there. And if the FBI wants to come
talk to me, listen to this podcast, that's all I had to
say. If they do show up my door,
folks, you can very much expect to see it on social media.
I will be more than happy. To stream the experience or tape
it and upload it to Twitter and to True Social.
So that will give us to a nice ending point for the middle of
this week, as strange and weird as it is already become.
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world. And I think a lot of you see it
as well, that there are some strange things going on and we
should talk about them. We should be very clear in the
way that we organize our thoughts, and there is a
concerted and strange effort to undermine.
The world that I grew up in, that the United States that I
grew up in, and we are now living in the United States of
the Six Sad World. It's a shame, but it is our
reality. If you do like what you're
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than I do about that. And if you like what you hear,
you can give us a 5 star review. Like I said, we just crossed the
500 review mark in about 6 months.
Pretty exceptional. I don't think that's very common
for shows. It shows a lot about what you
folks are interested in. And I do take your feedback
seriously. Some of you have told me please
stop talking over the guests. I'm working on that.
I intend to give the guests even more leash and I will let them
have whatever say they have, Sink or swim, they'll be the
ones. So let's read this five star.
Review This one comes in from Alex Hogue was treated out,
tweeted out on Truth Social. I guess it was truthed out on
Truth Social the other day by my producer Phil and the the title
five stars blockbuster show comes from Sunday.
Liberals don't have a Kyle Seraph and we do.
We have his voice and his message to energize us and show
us how not to be afraid to dissent.
I have out all that. I emigrated to the United States
from a communist country. Dissent was criminalized during
my 18 years I lived in communism.
We cannot let it happen here. If America goes, where is
someone like me going to go? America.
Is it the most exquisite experiment of freedom the world
has ever experienced and a long, drawn out Freedom.
Not a Kamala Harris freedom. This is the real word, freedom.
And I agree. I agree with you, Alex.
This is the last line. Much like you see, I'll
sometimes wear the last line. Strength.
The last line can mean a lot of things to us.
But the last line is America on the world.
Space I'm seeing Maria Maria in the chat is asking where you can
leave those reviews. You can find the link below
right down there in the show descriptions on Rumble.
You can find them on the show notes if you're watching, on
Apple, if you're on Spotify, if you're on iHeartRadio, if you're
on any of the many. Audio platforms that are out
there, you can click through it and leave a 5 star review, and
if there's an episode, even if you've already left one before,
you can leave another five star review of a specific episode.
It allows you to leave one for every episode and we do them
three times a week, so feel free to fill that sucker up.
I'd be more than happy to read your comments on there and you
can end up on the show just like Alex Hug.
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It actually does boost what's going on.
There's always two of you that put the debt thumbs down.
I assume those are FBI agents. We're not mad at them.
The suspendables can't be too concerned about the thoughts of
the FBI. We'll catch you again on Friday.
Look forward to a live show. I hope it's going to be Internet
contingent, but a live show with Gerrito Boyle and Steve Friend?
It'll be the first time all three of us have ever been in
the same place together. I'm really looking forward to
this. We've got a fun opportunity that
that that afternoon, but in the morning we'll join you here 839
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and we will see you then. Folks, thanks so much for
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