Take a look behind the curtain with the real
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is civil liberties enthusiast, second amendment
defender and recovering FBI agent Kyle Sarif. Well,
hello my friends, welcome to the Kyle Sarif and
show. We're going to do round two
trial two because it didn't start up. Go
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the Justice Department told Republicans to go piss off
that they can't have any of the information they
want for oversight with the special counsel. That
seems problematic, particularly when they're in
the middle of trying to do this impeachment inquiry or
they think that there may be a situation going on
there with the sitting president that they are
supposed to help do oversight of so much for
the co -equal branch as a government. This
is something we're going to talk about today. I
think our cause is not pure and that's why we
don't win because if you're not going to stand up for
things that are important like children and family
and Western values which are to say Christian
values, then you reap what you sow. Today's
going to be a big day for that, particularly in our
house, frustrating, but so be it. We're
also going to be talking about the people you trust.
When they betray that trust, you
got two choices. You can turn on them as you
are called to do and call out the behavior or you
could try to cover for them. We're
going to cover two different instances of
stories like that. You guys will like that. How
about the First Amendment? Is
it dead in this country? Do
we actually have a First Amendment that functions? Is
it something that we can have any faith in? It
doesn't seem like it based on what I see. It's
pretty sad. It is quite sad indeed. So
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we bring out my friend Garrett? I
like that guy. Garrett, you want to unmute
yourself? Here I am. Here
you are, Isaiah 6 -8. What's
the significance of that to both of us? I
feel like we found that early on. Did
we not? Yeah. Yeah. Unbeknownst
to us both at the time, a very prominent verse in our
lives, one that I mentioned. When
I testified almost a year ago now, how about that?
Almost a year ago, speaking about
being abandoned by people who tell you that they're
there to help and that they're there to further
your cause. It's people in our government
too, everybody. They will abandon you once they
have used you and paraded you out and they'll tell
you all the things that they think are good and
right and righteous, but then they'll betray you.
But it matters not to us
because here am I? Anyways, we will continue to be
here. We will continue to say, send
me. And the significance of that is
because the prophet Isaiah, he did not want the call.
He did not want to do the
things God was calling him to do. But
he looked to his left and he looked to his right and
he said, there's nobody else and God is calling
me. Even though he recognized how
wretched he was and how unworthy he was, when he
first was visited, he thought he was going to
die. It's all accounted in the book
of Isaiah. And then he says, all right,
here am I? He didn't shout it. You
know, it wasn't a war cry. It
was nobody else. Here am I? It's
actually a resignation to the will. That's
not yours. I had a very similar moment
my first day on the FBI job. I
don't know if I ever told you this, but my first day
I was picked up at 3 30 in the morning. My
training agent was a SWAT guy and he was part of a
search warrant team that was going to be hitting a
house for PCP guys. So we get picked up early in
the morning, body armor on straight out of the
academy. Haven't even been to the field
office, don't have access to the building and rolled
out to the deadly force briefing. Did
the up plan, you know, stood in the rain
underneath an overhang outside of a public library
at 5 a .m. in a place where nobody goes
to a library. And then 0600 we hit the house
like you would. And he said, the boss told me
to make sure that you stayed on perimeter because
that's what you're supposed to do on your first day.
She doesn't want you going in
the house, but this is the job. Here's
the ram. I'm going to go up and knock
and announce two people are going to hold shield and
cover. And your job is to come hit
the door, which is, you know, that's what you
signed up to do. So I'm not upset about that.
That was awesome. Sounds
like I might like that guy. Yeah,
yeah, he was a good dude. So
I go up and I hit the door and then I go back
and drop it. And he said, once you drop the
ram, just hang in the back, you know, and keep
an eye out for whatever you're on perimeter after
that. All right. I
hit the door. He calls for one. He
calls for one. And
then he calls for somebody else. And
I look around. Like you said, you look to your
left and your right and there's nobody else in the
stack. It's just you. It's
your turn to step up. I actually went in the house,
turned around, covered down on a hallway. The
hallway turned out to be a stairwell that was going
down into the basement. I flashed my strobe light
because I showed up with my own lights. As
you can imagine, weapon lights to go figure,
because that's where they belong. If
you're in a search warrant and you're pointing a gun
for the safety of everybody, it turns out to
have an extra hand and strobe it down there and
said, if you can hear the sound of my voice, start
walking towards it with your hands forward. And
I had two surrenders. I had an eight year old boy
and I had a 40 something year old man who had been
a convicted felon going all the way back into the
eighties, who had firearms, who had a weapon on him,
who I arrested on the stairwell. And
we walked him out and then he told us that there were
weapons and he admitted to it freely. And
interestingly enough, that was my first experience.
Yeah. And they let him go.
That's what you, that's what you,
wait, let him go. Yeah. The, the, um, the United
States attorneys in the district of DC let him go.
They decided not to press
charges. Then they wanted to press
charges later. Uh, then they negotiated to not
press charges in the end. And
so two plus years worth of it. I
testified on it. Uh, I went through a couple of
hearings with them. And that was the end of it.
Um, in stark contrast to what
is being done. And by the way, that was into
the superior court, which is the lower court in DC,
not the district court, the district is the federal
court. Uh, interestingly enough, all
that stuff went on and then we see what's going
on in January six. That was the backdrop. My
first day and then the backdrop of some of my
last days when the bureau was hunting down people who
were marching around inside of a building. I
don't know. It just, it's, it's a good
book. And, but it reminded me that I
said, here I am from the beginning. Yep.
Interesting. It's search. It
certainly is the, the, the arc in just a few short
years. It's certainly interesting to
have seen and been a part of. In
that wild, I want to bring up a story here. I
want to start talking about some of this. You
mentioned oversight, the people that are on our
team allegedly. So folks, this is from CNN,
Annie Gray or writing justice department rebuffs
Republicans requests for audio of Biden interview
with special counsel, the DOJ doubled down on its
decision not to release the audio files of president
Biden's interview with the special counsel, Robert Her
to the Republicans stating that Republicans have not
established a legitimate legislative purpose for
demanding these records. The letter comes from, um, DOJ
assistant attorney general Carlos Ureta. I
don't know how to pronounce his name to the house
oversight chair, Jim Comer and the judiciary chair,
Jim Jordan, which sets up a showdown with Republicans
who continue to threaten to hold Merrick Garland in
contempt. You want to talk about getting
the backing of members of Congress when things go
sideways and they have oversight of our federal
agencies? So just throw it over to you.
That article, when they say,
well, DOJ says they don't have a legitimate statutory
purpose. Yeah, they do. It's
because statutorily, they are the oversight. So
you don't have to like what they want to oversee.
They get to see it. They
get to hear it. They get to, they get to ask
for it. They get to subpoena you for it
even if it comes to that, which even that so bizarre,
it should be this simple. I'm
from Congress. I have oversight over you.
You give me what I asked for.
No, we have to fight it. Can
we, can we talk about qualified immunity? But
we talked about it yesterday. I
wanted to get your take on your understanding of it. I
gave an example of a guy who's speeding. He's
doing surveillance. He's in pursuit of his job.
He's breaking laws that he's
allowed to break based on the surveillance or the
supremacy clause. And then he T -boned somebody
feels terrible. That person dies. He's
not liable for that death, even though he will carry
it with him for the rest of his life. You
want to kind of talk about maybe another example or
something, the way that it was explained to you as a
cop and then also as a Fed. Yeah,
sure. So on the federal side, like
at the FBI Academy, they call it. Being
scoped. So there will be like a legal
scope. It's basically the same as
qualified immunity. Anything like this happens. This,
this car accident type of deal when the guy is
acting within the confines of his position or, you
know, say a police officer gets in an OIS, an officer
involved shooting, there's going to be an
investigation on that. And, um, there, there was
actually one just a handful of days ago where I used
to work in Waukesha. And the, the wife, I think the
wife, um, she's, she came out and, you know, she's
blaming the police and all this. Well,
the guy was in a, uh, in a car lot. And,
you know, I worked in the city. So
like, I, I know this, it's this area where there's
these crummy hotels where people go to do drugs all
the time. And there's a couple of car
lots nearby and there's thefts in the middle of
night from the car lots very often. Well,
this guy was found at like two 30 in the morning in
the car lot. And four cops, four cops are
on administrative leave right now, uh, because they
shot and killed a guy and he was found to not have
a gun. He had a cell phone. He
wasn't obeying commands. Yep.
I don't, I don't know all the details, but I imagine
he probably drew his cell phone or whatever, continued
to refuse. Yeah. The problem with the
furtive, furtive movements means that you have to
take on a certain amount of risk and you don't have
to take on as much risk as you don't have to
actually get yourself killed before you can return fire.
Right. Right. And
so I imagine that these guys will be from the
federal side to be, they would be scoped in this
instance. They will be cleared of any
wrongdoing because they were legally acting within the
confines of their duty, within the confines of the
law. And they made a, so this is
the thing we've talked, we've talked about this
before. You don't have to be right.
You have to be reasonable. And
so that is what the, it's called the MIT team, um,
Milwaukee metropolitan area. Yeah.
Milwaukee metropolitan area investigative team. Uh,
Milwaukee is the lead investigative agency, so
they'll come in and conduct their investigation and
determine if the officers acted justly within the
confines of the deadly force statute in Wisconsin.
Now say a cop, you know,
violates your fourth amendment. Stand
by. I got you on that one. I
want it before we get to that, cause we're going to
talk about cops doing the wrong thing and, and
basically people in general. What
I want to do is I want to, um, push over to
otherwise illegal activity, all right, which is an
opportunity for us to kind of again, talk about what
I said yesterday, if the justice department, cause
this is the argument that the government is making
against Donald Trump, that he can't just unilaterally
waive the law, you want to talk about what otherwise
illegal activity is and, uh, and who is sort of
the approval chain for that sort of thing. Yeah.
So on the FBI side, and this is something that I've
done. I've done, I've done this a
couple of times when I was an FBI agent. We've
talked about this before, CHS, Confidential Human
Source. It's the terminology the FBI
uses for a CI, a criminal informant. And
so, say you're working on a case and you have an
informant and they're involved with illegal
activity, like the case you're working on, you're
trying to find guys who are, you know, or you're
trying to get to a point where you will arrest
people who are breaking the law. So
they are conducting illegal activity. You
are trying to arrest them for that. But
you have a CHS that is involved in this and giving
you information to try to further your case along.
Sometimes you have to condone that
they conduct illegal activity. And
so there's a whole process in the FBI system that you
go through. You get a bunch of people to
sign off on it. And, and you have to be
particular in the type of illegal activity that you
are going to bless off your informant to do. Like
you cannot say, oh yeah, you can do cocaine with
them every day. That's one of the things. Where
does that authority come from to be able to weigh
off the law? The Attorney General guidelines
is the top of the chain. And
then your CDC has to sign off on it. I
don't remember if it has to go to headquarters or
not. But that authority is vested in
the executive branch is the whole point. Yeah.
Because it comes from the Attorney General. The
Attorney General's guidelines are the ways that lays out
how it's done. There's a procedural way to go
through it. But you actually get that
authority because you work under a branch of
government that's co -equal that can waive the law and
choose not to enforce that law. That's
the whole point of what, anyway, executive privilege
looks like and what executive immunity looks
like, qualified immunity in other terms. It's
just worth noting, as we see Donald Trump being
argued about this, this is being done in the Supreme
Court. This stuff has to be discussed,
but I don't think people generally understand,
particularly people that are attacking Trump. It's
like, who do you think has the authority to enforce
law or not? The interesting thing is, is
that when the next president steps in and
wants to change the game and say, oh, you did it
that way, but I'm going to do it this way. And
by the way, retroactively, I'm going to decide to
change that decision for prosecution and come after
you. We're going to revoke that
otherwise illegal activity that was that was engaged
in at the time. That document, we're going to
pull it back and we're going to come after you ex
post facto. Why not? Yeah.
Well, here's a great example of that. Bush
era. The, what the frick was it
called? The CIA and all their other
dark rooms all over the world. Oh,
yeah. The Blacks, the Al -Qaeda types.
Yeah, the Blacksites. Yeah.
And so then when it was looking like, well, he was
done. He did two terms. So
it's coming to an end and it's like, oh, we're going
to get a new president. It looks like they're going to
pull back on all this stuff. And
that's exactly what happened. Retroactively,
they said, oh, this was wrong. This
was illegal. And you know what? I've
said it before, America is not the good guys we were,
we were raised to believe we are. Just
go back and look through history on things the CIA
has done. That being said, I'm not
entirely opposed to Black begging, bad guys, and
pulling them to off sites, Black sites, and using
enhanced interrogation techniques on them. I've
had worse done on me and you might have too. But
advanced interrogation techniques, they're rotten,
but they don't damage you physically. Well,
we could have George Hill come and talk about some
of those things. But a lot of the stuff that
they're talking about, like being waterboarded and being
drowned and some of the other stuff, you know, like
we do that to our own troops at a level that is
as bad. And in far less controlled
environment, I've had friends die in training. I
know you probably have too. Yeah.
So like the waterboarding, it's funny. We
used to do it for sport, but we would do it with
lemonade. Oh, lemonade. The
reason you do it with lemonade is because that
sweet nectar of the lemonade, you're like, oh,
it's good, but also I'm dying. I
can't breathe. I've gone down memory lane a
little bit this week with some guys that I served
with. You want to say what that is
or no? Because I'm okay either way. Yeah,
yeah, we can get into that. We
don't have to yet. But I forgot about this, but
we used to waterboard for fun. Right.
Like we would do it out in the field or whatever.
And you know, it's just like,
yeah, okay, let's see what this is all about. Let's
see what this is like. Did we take it too far? I
don't know. I don't think we did. But
we used to make this. Yeah,
we used to make the young guys put their feet up on
the bunks and the barracks with no shoes on and no
socks. And we'd take off a flip flop
and we'd ask them questions. And
when they didn't answer them, we'd slap their feet
as hard as we could with a flip flop until they
were like red or bloodied or, you know, like swollen.
And they would laugh like like
retards because like that's what you do when you're an
enlisted idiot doing hard things for a living on
purpose. You are retarded a little bit.
Yeah, a little bit retarded, like
in a good way and like retards, strength way. I
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I'm going to go exactly to where you said when people
betray the trust that is given, they are given a
scope of authority and they operate outside of it, or
they are given a public trust and they decide to
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to bring this thing up real quick too, because
that was the first story about Joe Biden. How
about this one? This one probably is going to
get you in a place that will get you riled up
coming out of the New York Post. The
New York Post says, two off -duty NYPD cops arrested
for alleged sexual assault of an intoxicated woman.
Quote, let's go, bro. She's
waking up. The victim, the victim was
between the two officers with each man holding her
up on the arm as she was unable to stand or walk on
her own as the video shows. Interesting
how this is something that just popped up today or
this week. Further footage shows the four are
getting into a car and pulling up to a female
acquaintance's apartment where the two cops carry
the victim inside. The woman was being held
upright, their eyes closed, her mouth open. She
was unable to stand on her own and constantly falling,
says the Internal Affairs Bureau investigator in the
complaint. They were charged with first
degree criminal sexual act, first degree and third
degree sexual abuse, sexual misconduct and forcible
touching. That's what happens when you touch
people and you are holding somebody that is too
intoxicated. And isn't it interesting when
you have a position of public trust? Go
ahead and just let that one unload with both
barrels. Oh, yeah. Man,
I feel the rage deep, deep in my chest right now
because, man, even before I had kids and as many of
you probably know, I have only daughters. I
have four daughters and I think of it now from the
position of a dad. But I also think of it from
the position of a cop and from the position of an
FBI agent and from the position of a person who
went to war for this country. And,
oh man, does it make me mad? Oh,
it makes me mad. And I'll just go here because
otherwise I'm likely to go off the handle. And
it's funny, Kyle, because I texted you this last night.
Romans 13, verse three, For rulers
are not a terror to good conduct but to bad. Would
you have no fear of the one who is in authority?
Then do what is good and you
will receive his approval, for he is God's servant
for your good. But if you do wrong, be
afraid, for he does not bear the sword in vain,
for he is a servant of God and a Avenger who
carries out God's wrath on the wrong doer. And
here you have cops, police officers in this nation who
are the wrong doer. And look, I get it. We
are all sinful. We have a sin nature that we
need to resist. We need to turn to Christ. We
need the Holy Spirit to and dwell us so we can do
what is right for God. And here you have a government.
And look, I know this is just
one example of two cops who are doing wrong. But
guess what? This type of thing is happening
all over. It's not just cops. And
it's not just sexual assault. It
is our government writ large at this point. They
have turned Romans 13 on its head. And
now they do bear the sword in vain. And
they come after you when you do good, when you do
what is right, when you do what is just, especially
when it's in the eyes of the Lord, they come at you
hard, which is cops, which is acceptable, which is
acceptable to us. If that's going to be the way
that it comes down. I'd rather be on the side of
right than be on the side of evil. That's
convenient. However, it's, as you said, it's
much broader than cops. It's
our news media that engages in malfeasance. It
is our medical professionals that engage in malfeasance.
Whenever we hear about a nurse or
a doctor that was abusing patients, we talked about
Larry Nasser's story earlier this week. The
abuse of trust can only happen when you actually
had trust in that person to begin with. And
when you decide to weaponize it against the
people that are supposed to be able to rely on you.
That's what betrayal looks like.
I've been using that word quite
a bit. The FBI has betrayed this
country in the way that they are operating. I
got some information last night. The
FBI intends to just try to come after me to try to
rouse up some charge. Luckily,
the government is full of people that are mediocre
retards and they're dealing with people that are
probably paying attention at a better level. You
and I know what they're capable of. None
of us are going to let our guard down on these
assholes. Sorry, I'm spiced up because I
got less sleep than I wanted to. I
don't blame you, man. But what's important is all of
these people ceded that authority. And
a lot of people had two options. And
I said this last night on a podcast because I was
sitting up late hanging out with Sean Witzman, who's a
good dude. There's two paths that were in
front of everybody. Path number one, question
everything. The exact opposite. Actually,
I've got it on the wall. Look,
I have it on the wall here, folks. I
want to believe that is the nature of humanity. It
is hopeful. We want to believe. That's
why I have it. It's a Fox -Molder reference
because I think it's fun. But
I want to believe, let's just know that we all
inherently want to think that people are good and
will do good. The other piece is that we
have to be skeptics in the world because the world is
full of sin. And we have to defend the
innocence at the cost of your your want to believe.
And if you can't step up for
women and children and the innocence of childhood and
the innocence of young women specifically and their
honor, like get out, get away from me. I
don't want you to win. The reason people keep crying,
I have all these people and I don't give a shit
who they are. I don't care how big their
following is. I will stand toe to toe on
what I stand for every single day. But
what's amazing to me, Garrett, is all these
people saying, can't you just stop the infighting?
Can't we focus on saving this
country? You know what? Fuck
that. Because this country doesn't belong
saved by people who have impure purpose. Right.
You can't save it. If you are going to condone
that type of behavior because the person is quote
unquote on your side. No, no, no, no, no, no. That
person is not on your side. That
person is on the side of evil if they are doing
those type of things. And so I don't care who it
is. It doesn't matter. And
I don't care what persona they put on public facing.
If you are doing things that
are wicked behind closed doors or you think they're
behind closed doors, and you're, you know, in one
way you're a sexual deviant or you're a pedophile or
you're, you know, just, I don't know, name whatever
sin you want. And again, I'm not without sin.
Do not get me wrong about
that. However, we are also called to pick
up our cross and follow him and deny ourselves,
deny yourself. And most people in this country
who say, I'm a Christian, I'm a conservative, I want
to do what's good, I want to do what's right. They
refuse to deny themselves. And
what does that truly mean? It
means to deny your flesh. First
John chapter two, lust of the eyes, lust of the
flesh, boastful pride of life. That
is your pillar of sin, those three things. And
most people refuse to deny them. Me
too, I'm guilty of it as well. Do
not get me wrong again. But
most people lean into the sin and they say, no, it's
fulfilling to me. I care about me, me, me, me,
me, me. It's a self gratifying society.
And until a majority of people
recognize that that is why our nation is literally
crumbling before our eyes, because we want to fulfill
our own lusts, that you're on the side of wrong then.
So no, you aren't on my side,
I'm not on your side. And if that only means there's
2 % of us, fine. So be it. Then
I vote for the sweet meteor of death in 2024.
Because we've been talking about
that behind the scenes that our vote is not for any
president. It's for a meteorite to take
out all of Washington DC, which is corrupt and
disgusting. Sadly, there'll be innocent lives
in that too. So that's just hyperbolic,
hyperbolic frustration. Let me, let me illuminate
people a little bit about some of the thought process
that you and I have had for years. Because
if you can't question yourself and your own
motives, I think you're a sociopath. If
you think when everybody is stacked against you and you
were doing what you know, what you're convicted is
correct. If you don't have a moment of
self reflection where you question, is this righteous?
Am I doing what is actually
correct? Or am I serving something
else? Then you are insane. That
is not a way that normal people operate. That's
not a way that good people operate. And
so one of the things that you and I have gone
through for the last two years is whenever we had
information that implicated our federal agency, federal
agents, people who were doing immoral things,
whether they were politicians, whether they
were involved in government officials, or whether they
were law enforcement or media or anything like
that. The first question was, did I
screw this up? Which should be the basic
question every investigator has. It's
the question of skepticism. As
it possible that the thing that I believe based on
what I've seen and what I probably want to believe,
because I'm weak and I'm a human being, did I get
this wrong? Was it always foolish to stand
against the vaccines? Was I not actually standing up
for a conviction? Was I being whispered to by
the father of lies who does that thing that says
you're righteous, you're doing the good thing? Carry
on. And a lot of us listen to
that and we go, okay, let me just take a time out.
Let me step back. Right?
In our firearms training, one of the things that you
and I had in common is that they would teach us
to fire, to clear the weapon by dropping the
magazine, locking the slide to the rear, checking to
make sure that there was no brass sitting in that
chamber, and then stopping, looking away somewhere else,
clearing your visual palette and looking back at that
with fresh eyes and say, I've looked in here once,
I'm turning away and I'm looking back again. Is
there around in the chamber before I close this thing
so I don't have an accidental discharge? If
you obey the rules and you do things properly, you
will not accidentally fire off something in a
dangerous way. In the same way, every single
time that we've come forward with whistle, blow
or disclosures, there's a constant discussion of these
people are evil. Are they evil? Are
we screwing this up? Did we understand what is
happening here? And then overwhelmingly, and I
can say this happened dozens of times, like at a
shocking rate, which is why my faith is stronger than
it was when I was younger and certainly stronger than
when I was talking to you at the beginning of all
this. Yeah, likewise. Yeah,
I would get pointed phone calls that had no reason
to pop up from people I hadn't heard from in a
year or two, people that I went to the academy with
would call me out and share with me information
that confirmed or even worse information related to
the agency we are going after. And
I'd be like, God is always sending signals to us. The
reason why the prophets didn't want to do it is
because the prophets typically end up really,
really badly off. Oh, yeah. Yes.
Did any of the prophets like end up as like
glorious men with lots of wealth and power? No,
not that I know of. My favorite example of that is
Jeremiah, you know, it's not it's not accounted in
the Bible, but the tradition, the church
tradition has it that nobody listened, no one
freaking listened. And again, that's actually one
of my problems is people don't listen. And
that's with Congress, it's with, you know, whatever,
people don't listen. And or they just go on with
their lives. They're again, they're just going
after their own desires. And
he, he still he fulfilled his commission. And
this is why they call him the weeping prophet. So
there's the book of Jeremiah, and there's the
book of lamentations. I mean, he wrote it, that
lament is crying out to the Lord, like, why fix
this? When will this end? I
think a lot of Americans are there right now, and
they don't know what the answer to that is. And
the answer they're choosing to our false idols, which
is what this today's thumbnail is. Yeah.
And anyways, long story short, nobody listens.
Israel gets conquered, a bunch of
them get shipped off to Egypt, including him. And
he continues to preach, to prophesy to them. And
they said, we had it with you. And
they, they stoned him to death. And
it's like, well, okay, here am I, send me. If
it comes to that, you know, my kids and I are
going through children's Bible stories, we've done
the kids Bible stories, which is basically the
story of the Old Testament and the new told in very
simple terms, selectively picking easy stories for
them to understand to get the progression of what
happens. And I'm overwhelmed because this
is the third time I think we're going through it. I'm
overwhelmed with the pattern. The
pattern is the same for all of human history. It's
so easy to grasp. Like, God comes to man and says,
here's what needs to be done. Man
says, I got it. I'm on it. Then
man goes, I'm kind of bored with this. I'm
going to do my own thing. And
then God says, let me remind you what you are
supposed to be doing because you are not. And
then horrible things ensue, right, driven out of your
lands, exiled, plagues, destruction of your temple,
scattering of the people. And
then somebody comes back and brings the message that
people are redeemed for a generation or two. They
remember what they're supposed to be doing. Then
they screw it up again. And
the pattern continues to repeat because we are all
sinful. We're all prideful. And
as we talked about early this week, there's a
significant amount of hubris. I
want to play you some hubris here. Everybody
who's crying about, oh, you're releasing some
private information. You know what? Number
one, it wasn't private. It came from employees. When
you tell your employees, because you are so proud
of your sexual conquest that they have to go
through your stuff, then that's pride. But
this is also pride when you're an actor saying
things that sound really good. I
bet you storyboarded this crap out. It's
really hard when you actually have to live up
to your own standards if you are not a person who
generally lives up to standards. And
everyone always asks me, how do you, James O
'Keeffe, they say, aren't you worried someone's going
to infiltrate you? And I would always say, no,
I'm not worried because there's nothing that I'm
hiding. Yeah, but that's not how they
see the world. Yeah, it's because they got a
million things to hide. They
got skeletons in their closet up the wazoo. There
it is. It's impossible to shame James O
'Keeffe Project Veritas. This was written by the Daily
Beast in 2017 after the Washington Post attempted to
expose Project Veritas on a sting. He
said that his war against the mainstream media were
not going to surrender. Trust
me about that. He's not in the fact base era
before Donald Trump when presidents didn't have to
embrace pernicious conspiracy fantasies. These
are funny and retweet Muslim bashing neo fascists.
These guys are great. Aren't
they? Project Veritas might not have
survived at a minimum. It would have sustained severe
damage. Some of the things I read about
was that he was actually trying to set up a CNN
reporter, which I didn't know about, but that
happened back in 2011. He decided to set up a boat
full of sex toys and lure a reporter who seems like
a nice lady. She's probably on the left, but
he was going to set her up and then show like,
aha, got you. You're in a boat full of sex
toys that I set up and you got there. No
shame. That's a weird setup. It's
a really weird setup. It didn't work. It
turned out because people thought it was immoral,
illegal or unethical. And they decided not to do
that because it's not journalism to just capture
people in moments that are that are revealing. Kind
of like when you get a girl drunk who's underage
at a bar and then you decide to ask her questions
and feel on her breasts when she's too drunk to
consent. The same way we just showed
those police officers who just got charged with
sexual battery, sexual abuse and sexual contact,
enforceable contact. Yeah. And I looked this up this
morning because, you know, I was a cop in Wisconsin.
So I don't know laws
elsewhere, but I was like, I bet there's a law that
covers this. And once you know how there is
in Washington DC, it's a chapter four. It's
22 dash 404 that covers this. And
it's any intentional touching is a misdemeanor.
So it escalates from there.
And this is sexual in nature.
She's drunk. You
know, he said, you know, they all have skeletons in
their closet up the bazoo. Well,
it turns out so does he because he's a sexual
deviant, because he cannot resist. Like
I've already had, by the way, I've already had women
hit me up and say that this has been going on for
years. This is just one that he filmed
himself. That's why this was a big deal.
It's on my Twitter page. If
you guys are curious what we're talking about, but he
filmed it himself. And he thought it was good.
And the reason that he thought
it was good is because it was going to give him
access to Chuck Schumer, the Senate majority leader.
You can hear him going on and
on and on about it. He tried to use sexual
misconduct and getting a girl drunk at a bar to go
after the Senate majority leader to expose what like
nothing. She's a she's a student intern.
It's bizarre, you know, like I'm
I'm trying to like muddle it through my brain. Like,
okay, I get that that your goal is to get to Chuck
Schumer. How is this going to get you
there? Because he's never done a real
operation, because he's never done what you and I
did and has no training in it, because that's not how
you ethically go and take down people that are evil.
That's why. And
I think on top of it, I don't think that that was
actually his goal that night. I
think his goal was to find a young, pretty woman. I
talked to a pretty significant media person.
And they said it's obviously
it's both. But yeah, they think that the
penis, the penis led on that day. What
is the penis mightier? Isn't
that Sean Connery's thing? Yeah.
Another another fun video here. Swarge
for a thousand. I'm seeing it like one or two
people in the chat are like, I don't understand.
This is wasting my time. It's
personal. No, it's not personal. I
mean, it is because I'm a father. But
if you want to support evil with your money, if
you want to fund that, because that was all
funded, that trip was funded, that bar tab was
funded with donor money, whether you like, whether
it came from his salary that he pays himself for
his 501c3, but he gets paid on as a nonprofit.
And again, this actually ties
back into what we've been talking about a large
portion of today already. It
is not separate. You cannot separate these two
things. Someone like it's this person is
not on your side quote unquote, if their alleged
separate life is filled with deviance. That's
right. That's not okay. You
are never going to win if these are your people, if
these are your false gods, if these are your idols
that you want to prop up and say, well, they're
doing so much for the movement or whatever. No,
you are never going to win. This
this this type of behavior will never be glorified. It
is not righteous. It's really simple to it's
called operational morality, what people are operating
in. Operational morality is essentially the
ends justify the means. If you're willing to say that
the outcome justifies the way that you got to the
outcome. And if you need to use sexual
immorality, if you need to use coercion, threat of
force to get your way, that's actually what
gangsters do. That's actually what the FBI has
been doing that we have been calling out
universally. Right. We've been calling out a
absolute failure of standards and ethics in our
law enforcement agencies because they are using
tools they should not have access to because they're
ignoring the constitutional oath. If
you don't operate in good faith, then it is on you
if you get an outcome that is favorable, but you're a
piece of shit in the in the process of it. And
this is what we're talking about. I
want to play this video too, because I have a
couple of these. These were sent to me overnight.
Suspicions. Someone once said, James,
you're in the confirming suspicions business. Yes,
it's not that the shock shoe, but to hear someone
say it, that his departure was part of the handshake
of the settlement agreement. And
by the way, people don't know this, Steve, but I
sued the New York Times for defamation. I
got passed motion to dismiss while the head of
Veritas. And we were headed into
discovery in that litigation. Now,
I'm not in charge there anymore. But
it's interesting to know, we were about to get text
messages of New York Times reporters. So
I'm fine to live in the world where all of our
text messages are revealed. I'd
love to see the texts of New York Times reporters
doing their job. And by the way, it was the
same law firm, same, same law firm that represented
Dominion, represented PV. Hey,
so he's okay with the text messages being exposed.
Like, let's put it all out there
and see who we are. If people exposed your text
messages to you and me, it's a lot of frustration.
Nobody would find it particularly
shocking. No, not at all. We
talk about most of it when you have me on. So
that's exactly it. You know what? I
heard something last night that I'd never heard before
and I want to drop it on you. If
you live a deviant life in public, then you're welcome
to have one in private as well. But
if you live a virtuous life in public and you
have a deviant life in private, you will eventually
come to terms with that. And
I think that's very true. Right.
I do too. I mean, sometimes it takes
years and years and years and years and years, you
know, and I'll give you, I don't care. I'll
give you a personal story of this. Do
it. My parents split up when I
was like 17. My dad left and then like the
divorce dragged out for a few years. Turns
out, so they had been married 19, 19 years, I
think like we were getting close to their 20th
anniversary. Turns out he'd been cheating on
her since they were dating. They
dated for like three years and then, you know, it was
on and off, I guess, like forever. And
it's I didn't know that until the end, you know,
and it's like it catches up with you. It
will. It always does. Your
sin always will catch up with you. I'm
sure everybody listening can point to an example in
their own life. I can. I
could point to examples of my own sin nature where
I'm trying to subvert it and hide it. And
then it gets found out. I mean, that's just the way
of things. I think that's by design.
Yeah. I love the sort of false
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folks. What I did want to talk about
though was a first amendment. Let's
do a little piece on that. This
is a story coming out of Russia. Russian
journalists detained for post criticizing the
military. His lawyer says the journalist
for the Russian edition of Forbes has been detained on
charges of spreading false information about the
Russian military. This is what happens when you
allow the government to be the arbiter of truth. We
don't believe in that here. You
don't let the government, you let the chips fall
where they may. This guy's going to appear on
court. He's going to be facing up to
10 years in prison if convicted. And
then also I kind of bring a little contrast right
here. And I want to see if you see
the same parallel Garrett. The
house speaker, this is coming from CBS, house
speaker calls for Columbia University president's
resignation amid ongoing protests. House
Speaker Mike Johnson was met with large booze when
he visited Columbia University on Wednesday
calling for the resignation of the institution's
president as the campus has been royal in accusations
of anti -Semitism and ongoing pro -Palestinian
protests. Quote, I am here today joining my
colleagues and calling on the president, Shevrik, to
resign if she cannot immediately bring order to
this chaos. And they screamed, we can't
hear you. What do you think about a
member of Congress who also swears an oath to the
Constitution weighing in on free protests and calling
for resignations of people in private universities? I
think he should shut up and stay out of it. Isn't
that what the First Amendment said? Shall
make no law? Right. And actually while he's at
it, maybe it don't send like 90 more billion
dollars to Ukraine. But hey, I guess that's a
little too much. How about funding the FBI?
Should we fund the FBI? Is
that helpful? No, not helpful at all. The
guy, this is the same group that is like Speaker
Johnson is the one that is theoretically the guy
running the House. The House has two oversight
committees, oversight and judiciary, both of which
basically were ineffectual and they gave all the
money that the FBI asked for. They
said, yeah, no problem. We got you. By
the way, here's some money for people that are in
foreign nations that have nothing to do with America.
I just keep saying they're
America last, but that makes me America only at
this point. Yeah. I mean, that's what I
think we all should be as Americans. Oh,
go figure. Isn't that the cycle too? Like
there used to be cycles. There's
so we go through this intervention list cycle. But
folks, you want to talk about cycles, human beings
are simple creatures and we follow the same patterns
over and over again. It doesn't matter whether it's
biblical with the profits or you're talking about
political interests. Right now we have this massive
interventional idea that we're going to go out and
put money everywhere. We're going to be the world
police. This has been going on since I
was a kid. They made a movie about it.
That was a joke called Team
America, World Police. Right.
So good. Such a good. Yeah.
Fantastic. Even today, it's still. Yeah,
totally holds up because it's puppets. The
problem with being an interventionist that at some
point in time, you've stopped paying attention to
what's going on at home and that always inevitably
leads towards isolationism. You
go back and you go screw everybody else and we
figure out what's going on in my own house. I
can't keep everybody else's yard tended and mowed when
my yard is full of weeds and all kinds of invasive
species. So we are back at the time
when we need to be looking at that. And,
uh, and Mike Johnson can't figure out how to focus on
anything. And, you know, anyway, going out
there and spending time at Columbia University, does it
get him some political points? Maybe.
How about fix the things you can actually fix, dude?
Yeah. And then here's like
another part of the problem, I think. So
you might know this to some degree. Like
while I've been suspended, like I've looked into
police states over history, you know, like the Stasi
and a bunch of ones like I can't even pronounce the
name because they're like Romanian or whatever. And
we're in that cycle too, because like you just
mentioned about Mike Johnson and his committees, you
allegedly, allegedly have oversight over DOJ, which
gives you oversight over FBI, DEA, ATF, all these
18, 11, so the gun toters, so the people with the
guns, you allegedly have oversight over them. As
we talked about earlier with that article you
pulled up about DOJ saying, no, we're not going to
comply with you wanting the audio of the Hunter Biden,
you know, deposition or whatever with the special
counsel. We're not going to comply. Yeah.
You don't actually have oversight, Mike. So
maybe why don't you try to work on that before it's
way too late? And you know what? It
might be already. But no, I'm going to go and
toot my horn about some woke like university like
who cares, dude? Who cares? Let
those institutions crumble too, because they're going
to because the weight of this woke stuff, it's going
to force these places to crumble at some point. It's
totally crazy to me that this is the thing that we
are wasting like utterly unserious people, people who
refuse to pay attention to the things that matter that
they're charged with doing. So
why not distract the American people? Why
not put on a show? We have a lot of actors out
there acting. I got another one of these
little videos here because I queued it up. This
was something that was sent to me. The
thing is, is that if you go out in the public and
you speak a lot, your words have to be consistent
with your actions. As you and I both know, we
knew this the minute that we started talking publicly
that we would be scrutinized. If
you can't live up to it, like, yeah, am I a jerk
sometimes for sure? Like I'm not very nice. I
was valuable, man. I was never very nice. Like
we're combatants. We signed up voluntarily to do
violence in multiple different places, both
foreign and domestic. That was the that was the
mission set. And there are some people that
are built and charged with that. And
the burden of that is so heavy that some people
don't make it through the other end of this life
with with their their sanity intact. Right?
Right. Like we both know people who
and I know you've had a recent personal loss, which
we don't have to talk about a lot. But
that's not unfamiliar. My first couple weeks at the
Academy, I found out the guy that recruited me to
the Air Force drink, he climbed into a bottle and
walked out into the waves and floated off and died.
And he was a special operator
with two silver stars for 30 days worth of action.
He was awarded two silver
stars. The guy should have been given
probably the Air Force Cross. I
mean, he was a flipping hero. He
was also a savage and a killer, a professional,
right? And he wasn't able to go back
to war. And his brother was killed by
just a failure of mechanics. And
his brother went down in one of the CH 47, not the
CH 47. Is that what it is? The
Chinooks? Yeah, yeah. Yeah,
he went down to the US CH, you know, a couple
different. He went down on one of the
47s with the SEAL Team Six guys. And
he wasn't able to go back and avenge his brother. And
so he walked over the waves. And
I found that out while I was at Quantico. And
it's like, dude, like that guy was kind of one of my
heroes. Was he a savage? Yes.
Was he a nice person all the time? Rarely,
I think. Yeah, I didn't even know him
that well other than like, we spent like a lot like
time professionally making things happen. It
was the reason why I spent four years of my life in
the military. Yeah, it's it's rough, man. And
it's, it's been something I've been thinking about a
ton this week, because as you know, a guy I went to
Iraq with, he killed himself earlier this week.
And that's always hard. It's
always hard. I guess I don't, I don't
have the data to back this up. But
I think, I think my platoon that I went to
Iraq with has been hit harder than most. We
have lost four since, since, since we got back
from Iraq, only one of them in combat. People
might have seen my bracelet before. That's
that's for the guy we lost in combat, who was awesome.
He's like this guy you were
just talking about. He was an enlisted ranger. He
had a ranger tab, a sacretab. He
was in Ranger Battalion. He had he had everything, you
know, he was he got up to E six, then he
commissioned. And he was our platoon leader.
And he was, he was as hard as
woodpecker lips, as they say, you know, an awesome,
awesome guy. And like, I remember my last
conversation with him. And then the next, the next
thing I heard, he was killed. And
then three other guys, one in a motorcycle accident,
one with a heart attack and one just, I got the
call on Sunday or Monday night that it was suicide.
And I have my questions about
the other two on what was involved there. But
you know what, maybe I'll never know. And
it doesn't matter. All I know is I have four
friends of mine who are dead. And
that's betrayal, by the way. That's
what that looks like when your government puts you on
a mission and then doesn't follow through on it,
because we've got non funding of the VA, but we
got bullshit going on with our, you know, FBI stepping
up and looking into veterans. Like
imagine going and spending 20 years at war as a
nation, like my entire generation, your entire
generation spent time signed up to do this thing. Then
they come back in and then you tell them that the
Betsy Ross flag that I have on my wall over my
shoulder here is a sign of militia, violent extremism.
And that they're the actual
problem because they learned how to do violence on
behalf of this country. And meanwhile, we got idiots
and I can't get away from it today because I'm locked
in it. So just bear with me, folks.
This is why it's my show, I
guess I'm going to just lean into this. When
someone starts using Christian imagery, and
they're doing evil things in their private life,
talking about the cross they have to bear, this
acting bullshit, it like, it is also, it's also a
betrayal to people that actually live this kind of
stuff and have to go out there and try to actually
meet evil where it is. So I'm going to share this
one too, because all of these things are the same.
They're the same hubris. It's
fatal pride as the Greeks used to call it, it's the
pride, the fatal pride that humbles you in front of
the gods. And Christians often call it
demonic pride. It's when you put yourself above
what is correct and the cost of it is almost
inevitably your life and if not your life, that it is
later on. Yeah, I'm going to respond to
your monologue. I mean, I mean, these are
the times that try men's souls, Megan. And
it seems like a ripping of the fabric of what it
means to be an American. You
know, they're, they're, I saw your, your monologue
there and they're releasing on camera breaks of Tucker
being human, nothing. I think that's really that
outrageous. But I suggest we level the
playing field and release the text message of New
York Times reporters. It may sound a little like a
little bit of what aboutism, but the reality
is Tucker was removed from box news. I
was removed from the company that I founded two
months ago. And anybody who thinks
differently or exposes the people in the administrative
state or exposes the three letter agencies are
targeted, smeared. They try to humiliate you. So
we're human beings. And nobody's perfect. You
put anybody under a magnifying glass, anybody,
any human being in the world, you're going to find
something, I guess, maybe slightly embarrassing. The
question is, does the public have a right to
know it? And, and, and people like Tucker
or people like me, I suppose that's our cross to
bear that any text message we've ever sent in our
entire life, we put on the front page of the New York
Times. Okay. By the way, I'm okay with
that. I signed up for that. I
signed up for that. I'm not complaining about that.
But, but if that's the world
that we choose to live in, which we do, we live in
America and the public has a right to know, then why
aren't we putting the New York Times as text message?
What about arena? That's
his cross -eyed bear. And he signed up for this.
Yes. I heard it. He
said it. Are we accountable for our
words or not? Absolutely, we are. Absolutely,
we are. Not only are we going to be
accountable to the people we say those words to,
we're going to be accountable to God as well.
It's funny, Kyle. I,
I know I've been a little not as consistent with my
sub -stack posts lately, but I posted one today and
it's a, it's mostly about those guys I, I just
mentioned. But I included a verse from
Proverbs in there early on. It
says, death and life are in the power of the
tongue. And there are many verses like
that that talk about our words and we will be held
accountable. And in this era that we live
in, our, our written word, our texts, I mean, I agree
with him there. It's, it is in this era, if
your text messages are publicly available or your
messages to your company are publicly available, post
them on the front page of the New York Times. He,
he said so. So I don't know why people
have so many problems with it all of a sudden. It's
also interesting that somebody who made a living
for basically exposing people, private, private
conversations, private times, private moments, private
shareings in private situations is upset about
this. Look, he filmed the video that I
put out today. He thought it was good. This
guy's trash. Guys, if you want to, if you
want a movement that's going to save this country
and I hear people going like, why are we in
fighting? I keep seeing this. I
am not on your team. My team cares about what's
right. Even if it's inconvenient. That's
the whole reason why I don't have a bunch of FBI
agents cheering me on and I'm not still working in
the Albuquerque field office doing the job that I
actually liked doing, which was going after bad guys
on an Indian reservation. There's
nothing more simple than that. It's
totally a political. You simply show up when
somebody rapes one of the girls there or some girl
lies about being raped and tries to do it because she
wants property or money or something else from somebody
else, or she's got some social media garbage going
on and she made up a story that is completely
false and made up. We find out what the truth
looks like. That's not political. That's
what I wanted to do. I lived on a really, really
nice property. We had two acres. My
kids could watch the sunrise over the mountains.
They could watch it set and
show up and light up the hills. I
could see Mexico from my backyard, not Sarah Palin's.
I literally saw the lights of
Mexico. We were sitting at a high
point, a glimmering little place on the hill and we
had an entire city blocked out by a dark mountain so
we could see every star. I had shadows where I lived,
Garrett, from the moon and from the stars when there
was no moon. You could walk around in my
yard. You could get a shadow. I
could put on night vision and navigate across the
hundreds of miles from where I lived because it
was so dark and it was so uninhabited. It
was epic. I could shoot in my backyard
if I didn't tell anybody and I used a can and
killed like a coyote. I had neighbors that hit me
up and were awesome people, retired military, retired
law enforcement, current law enforcement. It
was an ideal situation and it was good people and my
kids had friends. We had to sell the damn house
because I didn't just say, well, we want people to
stand with us and just they need to just back us
up. No, we don't back up. Shit
that is evil and it costs you something. So
what? Some of us actually know what
the cross -eyed bear looks like. Some
people are running a lark and it's not just okay for
the record. Like there's a lot of people on
the political right that are full of shit on the
way that they attempt to do this. They're
so scared. They've known about this guy for
years and the way that he operates. I've
had people hit me up and say, yeah, I knew he was
scum. Really? Where were you then?
Because you enabled other people
giving money and funding his things that he did and
he went out there and hurt folks. Makes
me want to puke. Like I said, I don't want to
win if that's the way to win. I'll
just, I'll just, SIE is what we used to call it
in the military. Self -initiated elimination. I
won't play. Bring the bell. I
quit. Yeah, I'm out if that's the
case. I don't want anything to do
with it. And then sweet meteor of death
is also, you know, preferable. All
right, you wanted to do some closing thoughts. I'll
throw the merch store up and why don't you do that
and then let people know how you're spending that.
All right, well, let me just,
there it is. The -dash -dispendables .com. You
can use the promo code Kyle. We'll
go to Garrett. Garrett will tell you what kind of
stuff. What are you making out there?
You making anything new? I
see hats behind you. Oh, no, those aren't new. Those
are the old ones. You know what? I
have been thinking of a new idea for a hat. I'm
not sure though. We'll see. I
might just run this patch that's on these hats. I
just might run that back one more time. People
seem to really like them. So
we'll see about that. But other than that, the newest
is still the TKSF shirt, which I gotta say, man, I
love those colorways and that dark gray ink on
there. I think it's pretty cool.
But, but hey, I designed it.
So, hey, maybe that's just - I
feel good about it too. I wore it yesterday. I
actually liked it quite a bit. Very
cool. Yeah. And then the make
whistleblowers great again. Those
are the newest things. As you know, I've got tons of
ideas, man. I got all sorts of stuff
drawn up already, but I gotta get through some of -
Yeah, it takes forever. Plus,
you got stock and inventory. We
gotta get out there. All right, folks, you wanna go
- So once we get rid of some stuff, I'll, you know,
whatever. If you want to support Garrett
specifically, directly, you guys can go out there and
buy from the merch store. That's
his wife's company. No big deal. Your
wife got triangulated into all this just because she's
part of you and mine did last night just because
she's a part of me. So be it. If
you guys want to get the shirt that represents our
show, it's not even - it doesn't even profit me.
That's the best part of it. I
actually love having profit going to other people just
because of what we're doing out here. You
guys can support that. And then let me also say
thanks to my buddies over at Catholic Vote who
continue to fund us. You know what we're about,
who's - We had a conversation with the
president of Catholic Vote and he just said, I feel
bad when I have impure thoughts. This
guy's out there using donor money to go try to like
hook up with chicks and fly around the country and
do this kind of thing. CatholicVote
.org is where you can support them. You
can go and get the loop, which is a great email.
It'll keep you up to date with
useful conservative news and a perspective that is I
think very fair and Christian and consistent and
the people that work there are good people. I
had overwhelming - I was overwhelmingly impressed with
what good people are there. You
guys can find their hot media takes on social media
at Catholic Vote as well and you can support them
at the website, catholicvote .org, slash the loop. All
right, Garrett, hold on. I'm
going to put us back on the screen. That's
pretty much it for today, man. I
didn't want to get too much deeper into that.
We've done plenty. I
think I'm going to tune out to social media. I
don't need to see - I don't want to see people
apologizing for this kind of behavior. So
go out there and wrangle your boys, ladies and
gentlemen. Maggie, clean it up. It's
really disappointing to see. I
guess I thought through the last few years like COVID
and Biden that more people were truly waking up and I
guess I thought maybe more of a spiritual awakening
and coming to realize the root of our problems are
the royal we, our sin, the national sin. It
turns out that people are actually totally okay with
that. That's how you get this mod
eventually. This mod is the sweet meteorite
of death. All right, buddy. I
love it. All right. One
last thing for me. Lastline .substack .com. It's
free unless you don't want it to be, but it's free.
I intend to always have it
free and available for anybody who wants to read
it. The one I posted today,
probably the most meaningful one I've done. I
hope I did. I hope I did it justice, but
it's called Only the Dead Have Seen the End of War.
And I'd appreciate it if all
of you would head over there, give it a read and
let me know what you think. Yeah,
I 100 % agree with it. I started reading it. I'll
finish reading it today. If you guys haven't read
Garrett's sub -stack, it is thoughtful in the same way
that Garrett is thoughtful. He
puts a lot of thought and time into it. I
know it's an emotional burden to be able to put
this stuff out. We may even get somebody new
to do the voice overs because sometimes it's hard
to read your own thoughts when they're so raw. And
a lot of the stuff that you put out there is
incredibly personal, but it's also a time of
vulnerability that may need to be out there in order
to move people's hearts and minds. That's
how we do it. The last question that came out
of the chat there was asking whether or not
there's going to be a magnet version of the lapel
pin so as to not put holes in things.
Interesting, they brought that up. Do
you want to, once we exhaust the supply? Yeah,
yeah. So yes, there will be an
upgraded version eventually after the Glenn Beck
influx. So I got a bunch of pins. I
probably have a few hundred left. They
are the number one seller, but I do have some, what
would you call it, like test samples of ones with
a magnet. Prototype. Prototype. There
we go. Very well. Prototype.
And so yes, eventually, at some point, as the
suspenders continue to move throughout the ether and
all of you continue to join. And
once the lapel pins are gone, there will be an
updated version. And I think you all will like
it. I'm reminded of something from
The Lord's Discipline, which was one of the books by
Pat Conroy that I read probably 150 times cover to
cover. I've read it so many times.
It's disgusting. I
used to just pick it up at any point and just read
for as long as I was feeling like it. Then
I'd put it back down and do the same thing. It's
the most thumbed paperback I ever had. I
got it when I was in high school. And
one of the things about there is that they talk
about an honor code at the Citadel, which they called
the Institute, but it's the Citadel. It's
his military academy experience, and it's a very
fraternal place. And the honor code said that
you will not lie, cheat, or steal, nor tolerate
those who do. We have a responsibility for
the conduct of others that we tolerate, that we
enable, that we overlook, and that we allow. And
that's a strong message that has always sat with
me. It's why it was such a good
book. If you guys have ever seen
it, Prince of Tide was another one he did. He
wrote a lot about his autobiographical experience
of just kind of being a guy. And
almost all of his messages ring very true to me. A
Catholic, an Irish guy. In a lot of ways, he looks a
lot like a James O 'Keefe character, but he was
someone that actually kind of stood. He
was formed properly, apparently. So
that is what it is. All right, I'm done for the
day. You done? I'm
done. Folks, we had a little rough
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