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We're going to get into a couple of really important topics
today, critical thinking. We're going to talk about
grinder journalism and the honeypot, which my buddies and I
used to joke about when I worked at the FBI.
We refer to it as the honey Dick, which is that what happens
when a man goes and does the honeypot.
I don't know what else you call it.
We had a couple guys that offered offered to do that
operation as a joke, and they told us that they would get
operational if they put a jar of honey down and squatted over it
and dipped their member into said jar of honey.
Yeah, that's how silly this kind of stuff is.
It's actually a real technique. Usually female to male, but the
honeypot being worked in reverse or male to male, which is a very
gross and weird thing to see. Yeah, that's what we're going to
talk about today because a lot of people got pulled into it.
Alex Jones got pulled into it. The post millennial got pulled
into it. Benny Johnson, unsurprisingly,
who goes after everything got pulled into it.
You'll notice the sober voices did not get pulled into it.
Why? Because they have critical
thinking and some of them, like my buddy Dan Bongino, also
understand just a little bit about how the federal government
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We're going to do a whole show about stupid, a whole show about
ridiculous. Let's start off with our friends
over at Fox News talking about one of the stars of our show
every single morning. I know she's one of your
favorites. It is the venerable Sheila
Jackson Lee, representative from the Houston area of Texas, and
this is an article that says she's being mocked for saying
that the moon is mostly made of gases.
Now, many of us realize that the the moon is actually mostly made
of cheese, and so of course it couldn't be made of gases if it
is in fact made of cheese. I think the fake Harry Carey
played by Will Ferrell did it best.
If the moon was made of cheese and you were near it, would you
eat it? That's what I kept hearing when
I saw this video clip. The congresswoman is mostly
disturbing because of a couple things.
Number one, her educational background, which I'm going to
share with you in just a second, as bragged upon by her own
website as a congresswoman and #2, she was talking to high
school students who, generally speaking, have access to the
Internet and are probably less retarded than whatever it was
that she was saying. This is easily one of the
dumbest things that any person has said in public.
And we're going to go even talking about My buddy George is
saying that Hank Johnson is Dumber.
I'm not sure Hank Johnson's statement is Dumber than this
because this woman sat on the science and technology boards.
She was the one who actually was funding things like the National
Science Foundation, and her educational opportunities were
much higher. It lets us know a little bit
about how diversity is not necessarily our strength.
So she went on. She said some pretty wild
things. She said you heard the word full
moon. You need to take an opportunity
to come out and just see a full moon.
It's a completely rounded circle.
This sounds like the musings of of a Stoner, but like a like a
really dumb Stoner who also lives in the country because she
said things like the sun is mighty hot.
I don't know who wrote this. If she just if she just went
off. And then she should have had a
speech in front of her and she just couldn't remember it, or it
blew away in the wind and so she went off the top of her head.
Not a good choice. Let's just start with that.
Let me play it for you, lest we get too far afield.
Because you can't do it better than the lady did in her own
words. Yes, this is the same lady who
says FBI agents. Plural.
Kyle. Sarah, Pin me.
You know me. Multiple FBI agents.
Here we go. And sometimes you've heard the
word full moon, and sometimes you need to take the opportunity
just to come out and see. A full moon is that complete
rounded circle which is made-up mostly of gases.
And that's why the question the question is why or how could we
as humans live on the moon? The gases such that we could do
that. The sun is a mighty powerful
heat that is almost impossible to go near the sun.
The moon is more manageable and you will see in a moment or not
a moment. You'll see in a couple of years
that NASA is going back to the moon.
The sun is a mighty powerful heat.
It sounds like something I'd read out of like a like a Mark
Twain. It's a mighty powerful heat.
But also, that was a very dumb person.
The sad thing is, is that she doesn't have an excuse for being
dumb. Here's the bio coming off Sheila
Jackson Lee's website about the congresswoman.
Yeah, the full bio on this lady states at the bottom, which I
have highlighted for you, and it's probably too small to see.
Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee earned a Bachelor of Arts degree
in Political Science from Yale. Sheila Jackson Lee is 74 years
old. She's my father's age.
She was born in 1950. We were led to believe that the
Ivs were actually doing things for the sake of merit.
At that point in time, I would suggest to you that Sheila
Jackson Lee has either gotten Dumber by being in Congress,
which is possible, or the Ivs never lived up to the hype.
Is that possible? I know in the 90s when my friend
George, not this Georgia, not George Hill, but another George
who I went to school with, he went to Harvard on a full
academic scholarship because he was Samoan and he played
football. So there's that.
I don't know if meritocracy ever was there, but this certainly
punches some holes. It's a data point of one, but
there are many others. This lady went to Yale and
supposedly studied politics, sat for years on a committee that
handled money and gave it out to scientific foundations and
scientific research projects funded by the US government, and
she's quite concerned. Now she did issue a retraction
to her her statement. She came back and answered all
of her to all of her retractors. And she said that the lust for
stupidity is very high in the GOP.
Thank you for fulfilling our lust, I suppose, sweetheart.
And then secondarily, she mentioned that she what what she
meant to say was sun instead of moon.
So if you could just switch the word sun instead of moon in all
of that, you know, sometimes you hear about the expression full
sun. You need to come out and look at
the full sun and just observe it as a perfect circle, right?
Just switch sun and moon and you'll see that this works out
fine. She also went to law school, by
the way. Y'all.
She went to law school. She was one of the first to
graduate with honors from Yale in her particular program, and
then was a a a JD graduate from the University of Virginia.
She went to University of Virginia Law School.
OK, so UVA, You know I be adjacent.
As you well know, the sun is mighty hot and maybe she was
just out in it for too long. I've got a video that you will
enjoy a little bit later of her struggling to put on those
glasses that many of you wore for the eclipse.
Those eclipse glasses, which are just a piece of paper that you
can bend and put over your ears or you can just hold up.
My 3 year old struggled with it. So I understand that the
struggle for this sort of thing is real if you're 3, but my 6
year old and my 5 year old had no problem putting them on, and
the old people in the crowd next to us had no problem putting
them on. It turns out that if you are
anywhere between the ages of let's say 4 1/2 and 1000,
putting on some paper sunglasses to watch the sun and the the
eclipse shouldn't be that difficult.
But it was and and that's OK we're fine with that.
I want to talk about someone who also was vying for see here's
the reason all of this comes from a a bracket that was done
by the Dan Bongino show and I'm disappointed with you guys.
I love my friend Jim Verdi who was on the show the other day.
Jim did this bracket. You guys are seeing it on the
screen for those of you who are watching and you know so there's
this handle if you guys want to go find the bracket, you can
see. So it's it's JJ Verdi at JJ
Verdi on Twitter and social media and so on.
But here's the bracket. This is the Dan Bongino show,
Dumbest Member of Congress tournament in a Final four sort
of March Madness style. And they gave it to AOC and it
was between Eric Swalwell and AOC.
And I think that's very unfair and maybe we just needed more
evidence to come out. But it's out.
And this is Jasmine Crockett. So she's also vying for
stupidest member just in the state of Texas.
Now she's younger and she's a little bit more articulate.
I've got her bio as well. Here she is making some business
solutions to the American problems of reparations.
And if you don't know that these people make the laws that govern
your life, you you wouldn't realize how good it is that even
though our speaker isn't doing anything of value, the fact that
there's only like 150 bills that have made it through this
Congress is a massive victory for the American people.
My position was no one for Speaker.
Having an incompetent speaker that can't get any majority,
that's also OK. It actually works out much
better because otherwise you get this lady probably passing laws,
and it's one of the dumbest things that you'll ever hear.
By the way, this sounds really racist because she wants to help
out black people by not having them pay taxes.
But she she says that, you know, a lot of black people don't pay
taxes anyway because they don't make any money.
That sounds pretty racist for a lady who's got culturally
appropriated hair extensions. Here we go.
Just this past week I saw, I don't remember which celebrity,
but it was actually a celebrity. And I was like, I don't know,
that's not necessarily a bad idea, but I'd have to think
through it a lot. One of the things that they
propose is black folk not have to pay taxes for a certain
amount of time, because then again, that puts money back in
your pocket. But at the same time, it may not
be as objectionable to some people about actually giving out
dollars. But obviously then you start
dealing with the different tax brackets and things like that.
And that's one of the reasons that, you know, we argue the
reparations make sense because so many black folk, not only do
you owe for the labor that was stolen and killed and all the
other things, right? But the fact is like we end up
being so far behind, right? And so it's like how do you
bring forth people exactly. And so it's like if you if you
do the no tax thing for people that are already, say,
struggling and aren't really paying taxes in the 1st place,
it doesn't really exactly. They may want those those checks
like they got exactly. I'm cringing over here guys.
Let let Jim know that he got it wrong.
JJ Verdi. He's on Twitter, He's on True
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You can't tell me AOC is Dumber than both these ladies, and I'm
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Is Kyle OK? I told you they're competing.
You tell me that Jim didn't get this wrong.
Here's a grown 74 year old woman who spent, let's say seven
decades where she should be able to do this skill failing in
front of a high school full of kids that she supposedly
represents. Booker T Washington High School
in Houston. Ka boom.
OK, I'm giving you play by play here.
So she's got the glasses, she's wrapped them around, she looks
like Chronicles of Riddick, Vin Diesel, and it came loose.
It didn't stay in her weird hair, so now it's over her nose
and she looks like the librarian from the Ghostbusters.
She's not sure if you can look at it through your nose.
She doesn't know where the sun is either.
There's clouds. So in her defense, where is the
sun? She's going to probably need an
aide to come up and tell her where the OK, now she's lost
grip on one side, she's now covering her nose, and she's
fogging up the windows of her own, of her own glasses.
She still got it on her upper lip.
OK, now we're back. Back.
And now we're holding our hand over our eyes.
Only one eye, and it's not even perfectly covered.
She's just going to wander. She's going to do a Joe Biden.
She's going to wander off. Sheila, you can't see with those
glasses on. Honey, don't fall over that
chair. Stay on the track here where
it's safe, OK? And she's wandering and she's
wandering. And it's all down there.
She's off the screen. She's gone.
Completely rogue.
We lost Sheila Jackson. She may still be wandering
around on that track with her eyes partially covered by the
eclipse glasses. I'm just telling you, Jim.
Come on, buddy, we got to do better.
And I told you we would tell you about the congresswoman.
This is Jasmine Crockett. She comes from the Dallas area.
And you'll notice that her bio says that she earned a
bachelor's of Arts in Business administration from Rhodes
College. And she got her JD from the
University of Houston. Neither of which are terrible.
We seem like not just a geriocracy, but then we're also
like a mediocracy. We are just getting the most
mediocre, lukewarm, you know, room temperature.
I QS into this space. She's really confused because
she's actually representing people that don't pay taxes.
But maybe we need to give them COVID checks.
I despise these people. These are our these are our
rulers. These are the people that are
running the show. All right, OK, let's get into a
little bit more of a serious topic.
It's worth us doing. Did you guys know this?
Because I know we've covered it before, but it's worth noting.
There's a website known as Grinder, and Grinder is a gay
dating app. It's really more of a hookup
app, as I understand it. It's kind of a joke among those
of us who are straight because it doesn't sound like a good
name. Grinder has a lot of things that
you could think about it going like.
I'm not sure that I'd want to be associated with that.
I wouldn't want to see it on my phone.
It's probably an embarrassing thing to be able to expose
unless you're gay and you don't care and that's just like what
you're about. Now.
I always say this the the craziness and the reason why
there are so many sexual deviancies in the gay community.
And feel free to check Fact Check me.
You guys could put it in the comments if you don't think so
because you have male sex drive times two, OK, you have all the
hormones and all of the instinct and drive towards getting weird,
which men do. That's just the way that we're
sort of built. Our minds go to places that and
then usually you have a gas pedal and a break.
Women are a little bit more sensible.
They understand that some things are not a good idea.
Like maybe you shouldn't bone a dog like we found out during the
COVID and the and the monkey pox thing.
As we went from COVID to monkey pox, what did we find out?
The first case of a dog having a human born sexually transmitted
disease And you're like why was that?
And they're like, wow, we just Co sleep with the dog.
We don't know how it happened. Don't you, though?
Don't you? Two gas pedals, no brake equals
weird stuff. And here is Grinder.
Now, this is the scary thing about Grinder, what you're
seeing on the screen. Grinder was sold by a Chinese
ownership group after the United States raised national security
concerns. This is a piece that came from
who is this company, Tech Crunch, which is a tech, sort
of. And they're talking about
entertainment. They talk about startups and
venture capital. They're all interested in what
goes on online type businesses. This was from 2020, so this was
the end of the Trump era. But what that tells you is, is
that the Beijing based Chinese conglomerate that bought that,
bought this app had it for several years now.
The one thing we do know about the Chinese, which I think I'm
fair to talk about, is they're kind of like a Hoover vacuum.
They just grab all the Intel and they'll deal with it later.
They don't have to be able to evaluate it in real time and try
to do something. What they do is they store it
because data and storage are cheap and particularly if you've
just bought something. They owned it from 2016.
When did they buy this thing? Does it say?
Originally acquired in 2016 and and the company was called
Beijing Kunlun. They paid $93 million for it.
They sold it for $608 million. So they bought it as a pretty
small start up and suddenly then people who were on the Committee
for the Foreign Investments in the United States, one of the US
government national security panels, they went like, Oh no,
we have a lot of gay dudes that are either doing this stuff on
the sly or that are potentially victims of that honeypot type
scenario. Maybe we shouldn't let the
Chinese Communist Party, our single biggest geopolitical foe,
own access to all of the sexual habits of the gay men that are
working in our federal government, including in our
intelligence service, of which there are plenty.
You guys have watched what James O'Keefe has done with this
stuff, right? We did a whole joke about it
where it's like why is it, why is it always gay guys of late
And there's a reason I think that a lot of straight men,
competitive red blooded males have said you know what, our
federal government is not the place where I'm going to serve.
I'm not going to go into the military.
I'm not going to go into the law enforcement field.
I'm done with this. And so there was a time, a cut
off when no longer men who cared about this country started going
into it and it probably happened sometimes just after 20/15/2016.
I think that me maybe Garrett O'boyle we were kind of the last
of that breed who came in out of that that post 911 ERA that had
that sense of of service and went into it.
And now you've got a lot of people that are out there that
are willing to serve as the sort of deep state masters they are
willing to do the work of some of this sort of evil partisan 1
sided targeting people. OK.
The problem is, is this is true Grinder was in fact acquired by
the Chinese. The Chinese actually have a
capable intelligence service. We worked against them.
I think they're probably most of the time are more capable
because our laws do not favor going after Chinese intelligence
services. And they sort of realized if
they come over to the United States, it's not going to work
out real well for them. So they work through like cut
outs and third parties and so on and they mostly stay the the
intelligence service, actual employees.
What we would think of as W2 federal employees, the people
that actually work for the Chinese government, they hang
out in China. It's much safer than they run
different OPS the same way that we do.
Which is why the CIA has groups like National Resource.
National Resource recruits Americans that travel abroad.
Chinese does the same thing. This is open source information.
There's nothing wild about any of this.
This is just the way that intelligence services work.
The problem is, is that we always want to know what is our
intelligence service. What are these these IC folks
doing against us. And yesterday a group called
Sound Investigations broke a story.
I'm going to use the the air quotes around this Air quotes
broke a story that they had on on hidden camera which I will
play you in its entirety and we will break it down as we go,
that they had evidence of a former FBI.
Initially they actually titled it FBI agent, but I counseled
them not to even run this and they ran it anyway.
A former FBI employee and ACIA contracts officer going on
record or you know unexpected record with a gay date telling
this potential suitor this potential, you know, bedfellow
of his who knows how they met telling this guy, OK, the FBI
had people undercover at January 6th, as many as 20.
And then he also said that the CIA is targeting people like
Alex Jones and Tucker Carlson and everybody's head flipping
exploded. This is the post millennial
talking about this story. They are breathlessly covering
the story of this guy. You see him on screen.
Gavin Oblennis. Nothing better than someone with
an O and A and a word that rhymes with pennis OK, former
CIAFBI employee FBICIA employee says Approximately 20
undercovers in the crowd of January 6th boast about taking
away Alex Jones's money from sound investigations.
An undercover video from Sound Investigations reveals former
FBI employee and contracting CIA officer.
This guy doing this thing saying that they went after Alex Jones
for Sandy Hook. They want to take all of his
money. He's speaking on behalf of the
agency. Apparently.
In his mind, the new report was recorded on March 15th, 22nd and
28th. This is 2 weeks old, folks.
This just happened and they rushed this thing.
This is the problem with people dangling the red meat out that
you want to believe. Let's just cover this because
this is in the video there. His is LinkedIn.
I don't know if it's available anymore.
I'm going to tell you a few things about him for starters.
Then we're going to go into the video and then we'll come back
to this. OK.
Look at his education history. Rockbridge Senior High School,
Diploma, General studies. Graduated 1997 to 2000.
That guy is my age. I don't know if he's 4142 or 43.
I don't think you could be 43. So he's probably 41 or 42 years
old. He's my age.
He graduated high school in the year 2000, same as me and same
as my wife. All right, so that's what we
know about him. He then went on and has a
smattering of college credits. He went to Lincoln University.
He went to some technical school for liberal arts, which is
weird. I've never heard of a tech
school doing that. But whatever, he went on and did
some more liberal arts for another couple years.
This is 2000. He basically is in school off
and on till 2005. Then he's back in again in 2013
to 16, then 16 to 18 to get a Bachelor of Science in MIS.
So he went and actually got another degree, whatever the
heck that was. So he got general studies, an
MIS degree, and then he got a an MBA.
So in school, probably working MBA all the way through.
OK, so that's the guy. Let's do the video if we can.
This is, this is weird to watch. OK, so we're going to put it on,
I'm going to play it, then we're going to stop intermittently and
I'm going to come back to it. OK.
So here we go. Let's start with this undercover
video. With their show.
You can kind of put anyone in jail if you know what to do.
How this Bureau practice entrapment A lot.
We get really close. We call it a nudge.
A nudge. A nudge sometimes just got to
get a quick little just to see what happens.
Sometimes you like to fuse and just wait for it to follow.
Nothing like putting on the fake social media thing to like,
really get people mad. Alex Jones.
Yeah. So we were after him.
You are. He did what we wanted, which was
what he took his money away. Gavin O'blennis is a contracting
officer at the CIA. O'blennis worked for the FBI in
2021 and 2022 in the San Diego office, moved on to Homeland
Security where he conducted asylum interviews at the
southern border and now works for the CIA, managing multi
$1,000,000 contracts across government agencies and private
sector vendors. I work for.
All right, guys, here we go. He worked for the CIA as a
contracting officer. He worked for the FBI as what he
called an operations technician. That's not a job at the FBI as
far as I'm aware. And if it is, it's some variety
of what I have on the screen right now.
Now, the job is actually known as the operational support
technician. I'm looking above me because
I've got all this stuff on me on my screen.
Above me, the operational support technician is AGS 567
and eight. When I entered the FBII was AGS
10. When I left, I was AGS 13.
The first line Supervisors RGS Fourteens, the people who have
any power, RGS fifteens or above.
The FBI is very top heavy when it comes to the general scale on
how people get paid. AGS Five through AGS 8 is an
entry level secretarial job and although the word technician is
used, the right term is secretary.
They used to be called routers I think or something to that
effect. They were people that literally
would be, and I mean literally would be handed a cassette tape
that the agents would record their three O twos and their
notes. They would take that tape out
and give it to one of these routers who would sit there and
type up and transcribe what was done.
Then that router would give it to the to the FBI agent.
The agent would look at it, would make corrections on it
with a red pen or a pencil, hand it back to the secretary.
The secretary would then correct it and then put it back in front
of the agent. The agent would agree would go
in. Administrative Assistant was the
80s version of trying to make a secretary sound like something
more. Executive Assistant was another
version of this operational Support technicians attempt.
Is an attempt to church up a bullshit low level entry level
job and you'll see a GS5 makes $33,878 at entry level with no
other experience. You can make more.
Here's the other thing, they all get a top secret SCI clearance
so you can make all kinds of claims about what's going on.
But being a having a top secret clearance in the FBI, every
single person who works for the FBI gets a top secret clearance.
Even the janitors do unless they are being escorted by some sort
of like escort company. The actual paid janitors that
are FBI employees have to have a top secret clearance because
they walk and they empty the trash because the FBI agents
don't empty their own trash, which I always found very
offensive. It was really weird.
Like as a guy who's kind of a blue collar instinct or a no
collar instinct like I am, you would see these people walking
around with a trash bin and they would walk and they would pick
up your trash and they would throw it away where they would
vacuum every single day underneath your desk.
And it's like, dude, I could do that.
What are we doing? Like how hard would it be for me
to clean my own desk space? But the cleaning crew comes in
and usually during the day, so they don't pay night.
This is what's going on. On the other side of this, what
you see is from cia.gov this is CIA careers.
This is the job requirements for the contracts officer, which is
the one that's not listed on his LinkedIn.
The contracts offers or must be at least 18 years old.
Do you know what we know about people who must be at least 18
years old? They generally have very little
life experience, OK? They must be willing to move to
Washington, DC, able to complete security and medical
evaluations. They must be registered for
Selective service. These are the basis, the lowest
things, and they can be AUS citizen, also a dual citizen.
As a contracts offers with the CIA, you'll be part of a highly
motivated team that provides critical support to US National
Security, working alongside agency and other intelligence
community colleagues. Wow, does that sound very
exciting to you? You're hired at various
experience levels, from entry level to full performance
positions. You'll work for progressively
more on the job experience and relating trainings and
developmental programs. They're going to take care of
you if you get into the government family.
Like every government job, you are the only person who's
legally authorized to provide to financially obligate the US
government to acquire products and services.
You'll notice that products and services don't talk about
running operations. These are the people that sign
the contracts for buying software, that make real estate
contracts that buy all the chairs and decide whether or not
we are able to go out there and get, let's say, a holster that
we want contracts, officers work these out.
They sketch out the things, they have the requirements which are
given by somebody else and then they negotiate so that the thing
that is being bought is the thing that is expected to be
bought by the people who actually use the thing.
They have no further, you know, involvement in this.
There are many people who have higher level visibility because
they have the government card, they have the, the power of the
purse and they actually may have a little bit of visibility.
It takes a long time to get to those position.
But being an officer doesn't mean that you are offering like
a police officer where you're actually executing the
authorities of the federal government.
The officer status is that they are able to execute the credit
card, the government P card purchase card.
OK, let's go back to the video. We'll watch a little more of it
and I'm going to keep, I'm just going to hit this.
Here we go. He's going to he's going to make
some claims. None of them are going to have
specifics Tune into this. This is a very low level working
person. I work on this without.
I'm not supposed to tell people any job.
I say intelligence. What do you think?
CIA. Yep.
You work for the CIAI do. That's incredible.
Contracting officer. That's amazing.
So I deal a lot with, like different agencies.
Uh, we're contracting with like, uh, Director of National
Intelligence to do stuff we do. Navy, Army, any of them, really.
I just FBI. I used to work for the FBI.
So through the FBI Ave. They're like, here.
You used to work there? Oh, I'm permanent.
Yeah. Good.
Why do they call a contract? Because I do the contract.
I do all the legal contracts. I fly out to vendors and
evaluate them. I love the agency for you.
I like the Bureau, too. The Bureau was a lot of fun.
I got to do a lot of cool stuff with the Bureau.
I was the guy in the back of the truck, in the van.
Oblennis spoke to an undercover sound Investigations reporter
about his work experience involving Near and You're In
Track. All right, He was the guy in the
back of the van. No, no, he was not.
An operations technician is not the guy in the back of the van.
A operational support technician is a person that sits at the
desk that I bring 9 inches worth of national security letters or
subpoena results that came from somebody's bank account.
And I say, hey, on the top of that nine inches of paper is a a
post it note and it's got a file number on there.
Can you please scan these all to the Elshire?
Can you scan these all to the financial records?
Can you scan these all to the NSL subfile?
Thank you. If you have any problems let me
know. Go put our evidence into the
into the file. The OST is a phone answering.
Please go down and get us enough pens and put them in the
conference room because we're about to have a meeting in
there, OK? That's what this person does.
How did he write it? He wrote this up on his resume,
what you guys are seeing on there.
And he worked there for one year and two months.
You know, he was a really experienced FBI person for one
year and two months. But you'll also notice on all of
these things that he worked basically for like 14 to 16
months at all these different jobs.
Look, I'm a guy who's jumped around to a lot of jobs.
I don't have any beef with somebody who does that.
I don't think that makes them less of a human being.
Maybe you didn't find your fit. Maybe it wasn't for you.
But this is a guy who's bragging about this on a date, telling
people that his job was to collect, compile, and distribute
operational information to team members that aligned interagency
efforts during investigations and special operations.
What these things are, that's not even a real job description
anywhere. At the FBI, oversee the roll out
of emergency response plans designed to quickly assess the
severity of potential crises and de escalate harmful situations.
Mitigate threats that jeopardize the safety of FBI personal.
Oh my God, man, come on. There are two major positions
and career tracks that happened within the FBI.
I'll give a third honorable mention.
The first one is the Special Agent Track.
Some of you are familiar with that job.
That's the operational wing of the FBI.
The 2nd is the analytical track and that's going to be the
intelligence analyst. That's what our friend George
did. He was a supervisor in that
field. And I will give an honorable
mention to what's called the squad operations specialist or
the staff operations specialist, The SOS position, which is what
is an invented sort of tactical thing.
They directly feed information into the agents to do their job.
What this guy is doing, what this guy is talking about,
Operations technician, you know what else we call electronics
technicians? Those are the people that make
sure that our wired radios are working in our car.
OK, ETS. We also have another one that
are called automotive technicians.
You'll be shocked to know that they work on our vehicles but
not on anything serious. OK.
Anytime you hear the word technician or analyst in any
government agency, you should pretty much be skeptical of it
because the word analyst is abused massively.
What you're also seeing is his previous experience.
I want you guys to do the career track.
I told you he's 42 years old, give or take.
At 42 years old, he's my age in 2017, in August of 2017, I've
been an FBI agent for a little over a year.
At that point in time in his career, he was a advanced
medical support assistant for the VA and it says right here,
his first job with the VA, their first line responsibilities
where he was actually being honest about what he did, assist
veterans with scheduling appointments, #2 manually
checking in patients schedule, follow up appointments.
Do you know the level of skill it takes at that time?
He's 3536 years old, same as me. Like I said, I'm getting into a
full blown career track. I've got a year on it.
I'm already permanent party with the FBI and off probation.
This guy is checking in veterans at a VA hospital.
He's a receptionist. You're correct.
I saw that in the chat. That's correct.
OK. The receptionist to I'm a secret
agent track is a little longer then 2017 to 2023 and as I said
in 2022 this guy was a procurement specialist with the
FBI For a couple of months he worked full time in San Diego.
Do you know how little access people in San Diego would have
had to what Alex Jones was, got had going on And the agents that
were that were suing Alex Jones in Connecticut, they would have
none. I'll just tell you up front, do
you know why? Because I was an agent and I was
a lot closer during this time and I had none.
Because none of us had any information.
Because we didn't do this. Now the problem is this.
If you really want to believe something, if you were looking
at something and going God, this confirms all of my worst
suspicions. Of course he's talking about
undercovers. I worked for the Washington
field office. I work in the
counterintelligence and I work in the surveillance program.
I don't know what happened on January 6th.
I can effing T you. This guy doesn't know anything
about it. 100% guarantee he doesn't know.
No way, because he wasn't in a position to know.
When we evaluate sources, it's very important for us to look.
There are two things we care about in sourcing, placement and
access. Is the person placed in a way
that they might find something out?
Are they part of an organization?
Do they live next door to somebody?
And then do they actually have access to it?
Do they have access to the information?
We believe if we do not talk about these two things when we
evaluate sourcing, you are going to get honey potted like this
clown or honey dict, which I think is funnier.
All right, here's the dude talking a little further.
I think we can go and just play a little bit more of it.
But I want you guys to understand none of this
information is bona fide. It's not vetted.
And here's the saddest thing. I told the guys at Real Clear at
Sound Investigations not to run this.
I told them not to do it before they ran it, and I told them
that I would come out against it because it's garbage.
I know they had a lot of money represented.
I know they probably were raising money on it.
They got millions of views. It's dog shit reporting.
Employers is involvement with political commentator Alex
Jones's legal battles. As long as the Bureau is able to
progress far enough to be able to put pro lifers in jail
whenever they want, yeah, you think that's on the agenda?
We can. We can.
You can kind of put anyone in jail if you know what to do, How
you create the situation to where they have no choice but to
act on their impulse, That once they act on that impulse, then
we call that entrapment. It's a fine line, this Bureau
practice entrapment a lot. We get really close.
Not officially, no. We get as close as we can.
We get as close as we can to it without doing it.
So they can entrap some of these pro lifers into doing things
that they don't. We call it a nudge.
There's no such thing as a nudge.
We don't call it a nudge. I've never heard anyone use the
term nudge. I worked in the FBI for six
years. I had sources.
I worked around people who work sources.
I worked around people who were double agents, right?
They were running double agent OPS against threat countries.
There's nothing about what this man is saying that is not
publicly available information. This is the skepticism you must
have when someone dangles the thing that you want to believe.
And this so-called journalist who's on this this gay date is
just doing the dumbest job. If you are feeding people
information and giving them this sort of red meat questions and
you don't have any skepticism, wouldn't you just ask a simple
question like hey man, how are you in a position to know this?
See, The funny thing is this. My dad and I talked about this
the other day, about Sheila Jackson Lee.
Sheila Jackson Lee says. Are you familiar with FBI agents
Kyle Sarapin? You'll see how this all comes
in. And Chris Ray says I'm familiar
with the name. How come she doesn't say why?
Why doesn't she do the follow up?
Why do you know his name? That's what a serious question
looks like. OK, Why?
You're the FBI director. Why do you know the name of this
one guy? Oh, I've been given press
clippings about what he's saying in public.
OK, move on. Oh, because my briefing team is
really concerned about the things that he's talking about
and we're taking it to heart. OK, fine, maybe there's more
follow-ups there. You have to ask intuitive
questions that follow along. Most people doing quote, UN
quote journalism are really bad at this because they've never
tried to elicit real information.
They're going after targeted information.
He, this journalist guy is trying to get specific
information, very specific information, and wants to get
famous with it by getting this gay guy who's chunky and never
did any of the work that he's alleging.
I'm not going to tell you who I work for, but when I say
intelligence, what do you think? CIA.
That's it. I work for the CIA.
Congratulations. Look how excited you are.
I'm Jason Bourne. It's gross, man.
It's really bad. This is bad, bad, bad.
And everybody's running deep with it.
Alex Jones actually wrote a comment back because I said,
what is a contracting officer? What do they have to do with
anything? The thing that we, we, we failed
to have are people in the journalistic sphere that
understand anything about how our federal government works and
what those positions are. If you don't know that a
contracts officer has no ability to see OPS, at least not in a
big way, then you're going to mistake it.
Here's the guy that they should have been going after and this
is the kind of person that you would employ.
The person that you would employ is what the CIA calls a
targeting officer, a targeting officer.
I'm going to actually play you the recruitment video of what a
targeting officer is. The targeting officer's job is
setting up who your targets are. Unfortunately, sound
investigations and Project Veritas is very good at doing
the same thing. Before they got disbanded, they
also failed at having a targeting officer.
They targeted targets of opportunity.
Often times those were junk. They didn't have access or
placement, but they didn't know how to evaluate that.
That's what this job does. The CIA actually employs people
full time to do this. Targeting officers give you a
target package. Why and where to get the
information. And they have to actually figure
out, is this person in a place, do they actually have the
information that I might need? And then you would do a go, no
go based on whether they have it later.
The second thing is, is the FBI actually does this too.
They bring on SOS and intelligence analysts and they
do what are called type five assessments where they literally
take a pool of names and say, are any of these people going to
be in a place where they can get the information and do they have
access to the stuff we want to know?
Are they worth our effort to recruit?
Let's evaluate them. Let's put them on a graph.
Let's put them on a board, which you'll see this guy doing.
There's some fake graphics here because it's it's Hollywood up.
But The funny thing is, there is a process for finding out
whether your target is a value, and it's called targeting, not
targeted individuals. You goofballs that watch this
and get all upset about it. Targeting is finding out whether
this person has the thing that you want.
OK, here's the CIA telling you like in plain words.
I'm just back from a meeting with our nation's national
security staff regarding a new intelligence collection
requirement. While my team was confident that
we could acquire information from existing sources, we also
knew we'd need new sources to complete the picture.
That's where I come in. I'm a targeting officer.
My job is to figure out where we can get information our nation
needs. The more potential sources I can
identify, the better the chances are that operations officers can
successfully complete our mission.
Being a targeting officer is a tremendous challenge.
You have to be part detective, part analyst, and part data
scientist. You need to be a creative,
critical thinker who loves to dig for information.
I guess as much as anything, I'm a problem solver and not easily
frustrated. After all, my country is looking
to me to find ways to get access to information it needs, but
can't get any other way. The information is almost always
out there, I just have to find it.
My job as a targeting officer gives me a seat at the table and
a voice in operations. I work mostly from CIA
headquarters in Washington, DC, but I have opportunities to
travel abroad. That's the perfect mix for me.
If research is your passion, apply your skills to clandestine
operations and discover the truth for our nation.
Become a targeting officer. At the end of that video, what
you saw was the logo for the Directorate of Operations.
The CIA has many different directorates.
I want you guys to actually look at what you're seeing on the
screen. Right now what you're seeing on
the screen is something quite simple.
It's something we should be evaluating.
It's his previous job which said that he worked for the
Department of Homeland Security as an immigrations analyst of
some kind. That's AGS 9 to GS12 position.
That's the same that you find for an SOS, a tactical embedded
operation type analyst at the FBI.
It starts off low. You can get into it right away
and get paid better if you have a master's degree.
So this guy has an MBA, maybe he gets into AGS 9GS10GS11 job.
None of this stuff is operational and being a Homeland
Security analyst and immigrations analyst, you're
going to conduct studies, plan and various management programs
that directly impact the service center operations.
In this case, none of this stuff is you doing field work or
setting up people or going after Alex Jones or seeing who's going
to be in the crowd on January 6th.
This is all bullshit. There's no other way to say it.
It's complete garbage. I wanted to show you these
different directorates. This is from the CIA's public
website. This is not secret information.
Directorate of Analysis, That's the analytical end.
Directorate of Operations. That's the kinetic end of the
CIA. The director of Scientists and
technology. The Bureau has similar versions
of these, by the way. Science and technology is where
they're doing research and working on, you know, deciding
what it is that they're going to spend their money on.
Digital innovation. Fine.
Directorate of Support is where this man worked, most likely the
Directorate of Support. They have vast different careers
that enable the CIA's mission. I'm not going to discount the
fact that you need support people, but if you are doing
contracts work as an entry level contracts officer, there is
nothing that suggests that you would know anything about what
the CIA's targeting packages look like in a completely
different directorate. They would come to you and say,
hey, we need you to buy this software and it needs to have
the following parameters and it needs to have the following
safety protocols and we need to make sure that it fits this.
This is our request for quote. This is what we want to send out
to bid and then they'll go do that.
That's the job that he had. None of that is human
intelligence or a signals intelligence or interception or
planning or operations or anything along those lines.
This is the accounts payable department and maybe the
accounts receivable department. Mostly the government just pay
stuff, right? Unless they're coming after one
of the suspendables and they're putting something on our credit
record. This is very sad because we're
so excited about seeing something that confirms our our
suspicions that we go into that confirmation bias insanity, and
we stop thinking a lot of people turned off their brains.
Alex Jones is one of them. I actually privately shared with
guys like Owen Troyer. I'm like, look, man, we've got
to be in the business of sussing out truth and the things that
seem the most helpful to us, that we are most excited about.
Knowing we're like this confirms everything.
That's the thing. You should be the most skeptical
on not diving on top of it. This is the Bongino rule in
effect. There's a reason why Dan is good
with this stuff. He also worked in the government
and he knows that somebody who claims to be a contracting
officer doesn't mean they're taking out hits on people in
Western Europe. That's not what a contracts
officer does. This is a fat, sad, lonely man
who probably found a friend on Grinder who got targeted by some
weekly not scrupulous, not critical thinking journalist.
I'll put that in air quotes too. Journalist.
The sad thing is the sound Investigations did a really good
work going after the Pornhub folks that was targeted.
They went after people who had placement and access, CE OS and
C level employees, senior programmers, people that have
been with the company since the beginning.
That's how you do that. You find out the right target.
Their targeting was correct in this case.
They struck out this was grinder journalism, which I was told by
somebody from from formerly at Project Veritas that that's a
real term that they used to use. Grinder journalism sucks.
It's weak and it's poorly, poorly targeted.
I want to give you another little example of somebody.
This is Mia Parker. She has a video on the FBI.
I looked out because the word analyst is abused all the time.
The word analyst at the FBI is abused.
They use this whole thing that's called MAPA management and
program analyst. And often times they have no
analytical experience and they don't do anything analytical.
They're not analysts. They use this word very freely.
So if you don't do government speak, there's a reason why.
I've made myself and I know Steve and Garrett and George
have made ourselves free resources for journalists.
People can reach out to us and I'm going to encourage them.
Come to us and ask us what you have.
I will not reveal your source and I will not steal your story.
I don't care. I care about the truth and not
getting waylaid by this garbage because this is going to be an
entire new cycle of stupidity that we're going to have to work
our way through. Look at this lady, by the way.
This girl, she got hired on as an honors intern and then she
didn't get hired on as an actual analyst or a or a an agent.
The two major career paths She went into a Mapa because she
probably didn't actually have the the credentials to be hired
in the 1st place. She's been with the Bureau for
over 13 years. For whatever it's worth.
This is Mia Parker talking about being a Mapa.
My name is Mia Parker and I'm a management and program analyst
in the cyber division. I actually joined the FBI during
an internship the summer between my junior and senior years, and
it changed my life. I never thought before doing my
internship that I'd want to work for the FBI, but I fell in love
with people that summer. I love everything about being a
map of I'm a very. Creative driven person and I
really like that. Our position offers us the
flexibility to find programmatic or procedural deficiencies and
implement solutions. When I go out and talk to
people, I like to describe our position as water.
Whatever mold you pour us into, we adapt quickly and we fill the
gap we have. She's Bruce Lee, she's water.
I didn't want to keep going with that.
Just so you know, I actually have a whole.
The whole video is only like 2 minutes at one point, she says.
We have to realize that our mission has shifted since 19 O 8
and criminals are not the same. She doesn't do anything related
to criminal prosecutions or criminal investigation.
She's a MAPPA. She does government buzzword
nonsense. She got hired when she was a
junior in high school. She got a top secret clearance,
which made her move directly to the top of the pile.
And then she was hired in a full time gig and never did.
The thing that the FBI does, the full time thing the FBI does is
intelligence and criminal investigations.
You have to be one of those two if you want to be in the serious
thing. She can't go on and be a senior
executive at this point. They've even opened it up to
Intel people, which I have a problem with, but so be it.
None of these things mean that she knows what's going on and
she's basically been in a culture for 14 years full of
buzzwords that say that she doesn't do anything of value,
but she's going to explain it to you in highfalutin terms that
come out of a Business School. Sorry, should never been hired.
And if you didn't come into one of these to do that job, why are
we hiring you as an honors intern if you're not actually
going to do the mission of the FBI?
So I just want you to know that's a MAPA.
That person has the term analyst and doesn't do anything
analytical. She works for the cyber crimes
group and she's never seen a criminal and she doesn't do
anything related to their investigations.
She works at headquarters. There's a million of them.
They just are useless. So you could get rid of all of
them. By the way, they do get rid of
all of them whenever there's a government shutdown.
These people are considered non essential personnel.
They don't come to work, they still get paid, but they don't
come to work and nothing changes in the mission.
You could go without them. Honestly if you had agents going
out. Like every time I needed to do
anything, I did it all myself. Like, oh, do you need business
cards? Yeah, go on the website, go and
order them up, Go and pay them with your own credit card.
Then submit them to some idiot, some finance technician who's
going to screw it up and pay your friend instead.
Then your friend will write you a check for the amount that you
need, and then you'll have the money that is reimbursed you for
your business cards the government paid for in the first
place. OK, fine.
I used to say that every single thing that happened at the FBI,
which happens all the time, every single thing that happens.
Like you're a new employee in this office.
We've never had a new employee before.
Oh, you're being on boarded and we're doing an orientation.
We've never done this before. They make it up every single
time. The FBI is full of inadequate
people that have memories, like goldfish.
They'll do something the day before.
They'll go to sleep. They'll brain dump everything
they've ever done. They'll wake up in the morning,
and you have to teach them the task again.
And those people get advanced. So that's why our government is
so jacked up. I tell you it's so stupid
because the dumbest people there just absolute mid wits.
I think I said 40% of the government is is mid wits and
then somebody was like well 80% of the SES are actually also
really dumb and have no experience, 40% are mid wits,
40% are dim wits, 20% of all the support employees in the
government are probably getting it done anyway.
Technician, analyst, be very skeptical of those terms when
you're seeing this stuff. I don't want to live on it too
much longer, but it's really dumb because right now there are
people that are dying in Gaza and we have to know that it's
okay as long as there are people dying in Gaza that you can
invade the Congress and and shut things down.
Before we get to that, let's let's just plug our our folks
that we're working with here. Matt had jerky.
I see you guys are starting to order it.
I'm telling you somebody was like, I don't like jerky.
It's like it's like leather. As a guy who's chewed on actual
leather, let me just tell you, mat hat, jerky.com/kyle, go get
the USDA prime cut. They have a six pack of it that
you'll see should pop on the screen here in a second.
That is incredibly tender stuff. It actually doesn't taste like
leather. It's not chewy in a way that's
uncomfortable. It's just really good.
It's a great snack. I've got some in the in the mail
coming my way and I'm looking forward to it.
I'll show you guys when I get it, but check out that the
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around. Just to compare this in contrast
to what happened on January 6th and the people I will not expect
to see the FBI showing up outside the door of these people
and their songs are they're kind of catchy.
Stop the genocide and war. Stop the genocide and war.
Can you stop the genocide and war?
I think there's something there. I think they've got it.
They're going to need like an arrangement beyond on the back
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But I think we could get this to be the song of our generation,
the stop the genocide and war. We're all against genocide and
war, I think. Why are these guys allowed to
walk through the Capitol like that?
I also had this very bad misfortune of sitting through a
Jake Lang podcast. If you guys actually want to
hear one of the wildest con artist takes that I've ever been
part of, I listened to about 80 minutes from The George Show.
He's also on Rumble. You guys can check him out.
TGS, The George Show and he did a call in program with Jake
Lang. A lot of people have done it.
He's been on band and he's been on a bunch of stuff.
Jake Lang is a fraud. You can just listen to him,
listen to how many patriotic heartstrings he's going to pull
on. He pulls on all of them.
He's really good at mixing in things that have nothing to do.
The guy aligned himself. He's an asshole who had a
baseball bat that was hitting cops on January 6th that was
voluntarily going into a place where the cops had their back to
the wall in a tunnel, were holding a line, and they were
pushing their way into it like complete morons.
And rather than lead people with a strong voice that he was
talking about and how he was this like leader like George
Washington, good God, he did say that.
Rather than lead people away from the place where they were
getting hit with all of the tear gas and whether they were
getting hit with, you know, with the rubber bulls and all the
other less than lethal musicians, I can tell you that
Capitol Police is incompetent. That's easy.
But if you're out there swinging a baseball bat at the heads of
people that are not physically engaging, that you are pushing
up so that you can get a swing at them because you're looking
for violence on that day, you should be in jail.
He's going to do at least 10 years.
There's no question in my mind. I just wanted to play you what
this guy thought about when he got out of the January 6th thing
and he described it. Well, I was really high on
adrenaline. Really.
You're really high on adrenaline.
You just admitted to felonies. And that felony is the felony
assault on a federal agent or officer with a deadly weapon.
It holds up into a 20 year penalty.
This dude is going to do some real time.
That's why he's hanging out in jail in pretrial release,
because it doesn't matter. He's got three years of his
sentence knocked out. He's going to probably do at
least 10, and he might do more depending on all these
interviews he's doing. I just want to play you What
this guy sounded like on the night of this is the night of
January 6th is after they got out of there.
He still got tear gas in his eyes.
Whatever. We'll just play for you if you
want to get a taste of what it's about.
By the way, I don't necessarily think this guy's a Fed per SE.
I think he's dealing with basic level corruptions that happen.
This is what happens when you when you're hanging out in jail,
like there's all kinds of money and transactions and favors.
It's really sad. Our system is bad.
So I can agree to all these things.
I can hold contrasting ideas in my head at once, but this guy
belongs in jail. This is where he belongs.
Listen to this idiot. You need water?
Yeah, we need drinks. We need we need Matlocks.
What do you need? Can you just give me a brief of
what happened, man? Oh, I had to steal baseball bat
swinging for the stars, bro. Can you give me?
He's a fucking. You did the right thing.
It's. Real Jay Klang Say it again.
Jay Klang JAKELANG, where are you at?
Online. On Instagram.
Facebook. I got 32,000 on Instagram.
Can I I own Liberty centric.com. It's it's like parlor but it's
like an Instagram version. We we give you freedom of speech
and we write the fuck for your rights.
Absolutely. Can you give me approach?
What happened to you? Reactivate it.
I just got out. I ran out of neutralizing.
We climbed up the scaffolding and we got on that main area and
then we pushed them back and we charged a there's a double door
like hallway. And so we broke the glass, so
pulled the double doors, reached right in, hold it open.
And then it was like the the line of five guys, motherfucking
police officers. Five of us.
He even hoeing. People were almost dying in
between all the heat, you know, everyone has two forces just
pushing on each other. That lasted about an hour or
two. Then they started fucking
hitting us with batons in the face, rubber bullet in the foot,
the real strong pepper spray. In 30 minutes, I can't open my
eyes. And we started bringing out the
fucking metal rods and everything on these
motherfuckers. Amen.
By Patriot Rio Jake Lane There you go.
That's Jake Lang admitting 2 felonies.
We brought out the steel rods and we went after him.
That's the dumbest thing you could do.
And now the reason that he's doing all of the interviews he's
doing is because he can't get any Dumber than what he said on
the day of. There was tons of video out
there showing he's reaching over the top of the police line and
swinging a baseball bat at the heads of people that he could
have retreated from and didn't need to be there.
He just said that they charged the line on purpose, that they
broke into the building. All the dumb stuff that he just
admitted to. There are multiple felonies in
there and felony assaults on officers.
I'm pretty confident they can charge Every single individual
officers assault. That guy is either.
Somebody said he's high on amphetamines.
I saw a couple of USA drugs that could also be adrenaline because
he was just out of a big fight and he was probably dehydrated
and clearly was amped up about it.
All of that doesn't matter. The fact is, he admitted to the
felonies in his own voice. He's got several other videos
that are out there doing this kind of information.
You should not be giving money to this guy.
He claimed last night that he had $1.2 million in fundraising,
and then he showed text messages showing that they'd given it to
people. That's not how accounting works
either. We need to be skeptical of
people, even the people that we want to believe.
You guys should be skeptical of me.
You should be skeptical of Dan. You should be skeptical of
Tucker. You should be skeptical of all
the voices that are saying the things you want to hear.
Same with Alex Jones or anybody else.
There's a reason why we play stuff from the leftist media and
we always show you that they're full of shit because because
it's. This is propaganda.
This is how propaganda works. We tell you something that you
want to believe, that you're inclined to believe in a way
that you're going to believe it. Does that make sense?
Here's NPR. This is the last thing.
This guy, I don't know if they call it like they called him
like a whistleblower, but it's not.
This is from the Free Press, which you can find at the
fp.com. I've been.
I've been at NPR for 25 years. Here's how we lost America's
trust. So this is actually looks like
an op two to me. This is a guy saying, hey, we're
trying to rebuild our audience, 'cause our audience is all lefty
loonies. He goes on talking about here's
the stereotypical NPR listener. It's an EV driving an electronic
electronic vehicle or electric vehicle, a wordle playing tote
bag carrying coastal elite. And this writer, Yuri Berliner
says I was raised by a lesbian peace activist mom.
I drive a supervisor. And Spotify says my listening
habits are most similar to those people in Berkeley.
I'm an NPR listener. Listen, NPR is big on trying to
make you believe that every single person is a tranny or
waiting to be a tranny or they're gay.
Like that's NP Rs crazy worldview.
It didn't used to be like that. My dad and I used to listen to
NPR. They had cool little musical
segments. They were doing real decent
radio. It was kind of fun to listen to
it. You'd go like, oh, OK, that's a
different perspective. Like, yeah, they would cover
stories that nobody else did. Right.
This was the this was the value of NPR in the 80s and the 90s,
probably going back in the 70s. The problem is it's government
sponsored and it leans towards a place where they basically lost
their ever loving minds after Donald Trump came into office in
this article. Unfortunately, like many things,
the rise of advocacy took place after Donald Trump in many
newsrooms. His election in 2016 was greeted
at NPR with a mix of disbelief, anger and despair.
Just to note, I eagerly voted against Trump twice but felt
obligated to cover him fairly. What began as a tough,
straightforward coverage of a belligerent, truth impaired
president veered off towards the damage or to try to topple Tom's
presidency, Trump's presidency. There was a resistance attitude
towards everybody that didn't agree with him.
They all lost their ever loving minds.
And then they did it basically by bringing on and platforming
this guy, Adam Schiff, who is Trump's most visible antagonist.
What a weak, pathetic antagonist.
But he was saying all the things the political left wanted to
hear, and he was always citing the same thing as the gay guy
did in that video. Secret sources, I can't tell
you, but just trust me, bro. I know this is not acceptable.
If I can't tell you, I will tell you why I can't tell you.
Because I'm either saving somebody or we're holding on to
it for later. That's my that's my pledge.
Because I don't trust anybody and neither should you.
Anyway. They had upwards of 25
interviews of Adam Schiff about Donald Trump and Russia.
And those conversations, he alluded to purported evidence of
collusion, which isn't a crime, by the way.
And then he began running those talking points.
They became the drum beat of the NPR news reports.
Then Mueller came out with no evidence of collusion that he
could, he could actually substantiate.
And suddenly they were silent. Russiagate faded away because it
was all bullshit. Bullshit fades away.
The problem with this reporting of this dude, this gay guy who
claims to be a CIAFBI person that knows things, that he
doesn't have the position, he doesn't have the the, the he
doesn't have the placement of the access to know.
The problem with that is that all the people on the political
left that are looking for an heir, a wink, there's a cheek in
the armor. The fact that you're willing to
jump on top of things that are false, they are going to use it
to hammer you in the same way that we hammer them with the
Russia gate thing. You guys get that this plays
both ways. You've got to be a fair operator
on this stuff. It's totally doable.
It's not that hard. You just have to be honest and
say I'm going to start from the position of I don't.
Whatever I want to believe, I'm going to try to disprove it.
If you can't, so be it, then it's more likely true than not.
You don't have to go out there and try to get evidence the same
way that somebody would in a courtroom.
But you should evaluate things critically, and you should look
for the exculpatory information that disproves the thing that
you think is probably true, and then evaluate the sourcing on
that. Is that good sourcing?
I'm I'm trying to teach people how to think in a way that is
analytical, that is apparently lacking.
And watching what happened on social media tells us how bad it
is. God, one of you just brought up
Cara Castronova. She's lazy.
She's stupid and she doesn't do good journalism.
She's an advocate on behalf of the things that she feels
because she's a female who doesn't have a lot of analytical
skills. I don't take her phone calls
anymore. She used to try and call me
every time we would do an interview with her.
I don't know why I brought this up, but look, this is a great
example. Gateway Pundit is full of trash
reporting because they go out there and they affirm their own
feelings. They have a lot of, like, pretty
ladies that do the honeypot journalism.
They get a bunch of dudes with some blood leaving their brain
going somewhere else, and then they just say things that they
can't substantiate. It's garbage, OK?
This is not the way that we do this stuff.
This is not how you get truth with a capital T out there.
I don't have it, but I'm trying to approximate it every single
day. I'm trying to get closer to that
information. All right, do you guys want to
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It's spelled EDI FYEDIFY. It's very simple edify.
It's a lot like Prager U. Some of you guys saw this.
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It gives you stories, you can pick through them and you'll
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Christianity, but they at least tell you that up front.
Same way that NPR tells you that they're full of trannies.
I mean, I don't go to NPR and think that I'm getting
something. I'm not.
In any case, folks, we really appreciate you guys listening to
all of this stuff. I told you that I had a joke for
you. Let me do a five star review.
Then we'll we'll walk out with a joke.
How about this? Five star review.
Very short shining light. 21 May have played this one before, but
sure enough, Truth Bombardier, 5 stars.
Truth bombs dropping on every show.
Go, Kyle and thank you. The truth bombs.
I'm actually not dropping them. I'm actually arming you with
them. You can go out there with these
techniques and you can actually find the truth yourself.
You have to be skeptical. That's how we do it.
Let's play a fun joke. This is how we know the liberal
left is full of nuts and you just want to turn around and
play it right back at him. This is a super fun little take.
You remember Lizo, Lizo, whatever her name was, the
heavyset gal that was out there performing for all the rich
people that raise money for Biden.
This guy has a great take on it. And also our friend Dylan
Mulvaney. Don't we love Dylan?
I know he's over on YouTube, so we can't say mean things about
other Youtubers, but we can say that if you're a woman, you're
beautiful like Dylan Mulvaney. Is that weird?
One of my favorite jokes from a comic right now is Jeff.
Really. Yeah.
If Lizzo is so pretty why do women get mad when I say you
look like that's a checkmate. I tell skinny chicks now like
these these like wokey kind of like skinny white chicks.
I go Oh my gosh, you look very pretty and like, thank you.
I was like you look like Dylan Mulvaney And they're like I was
like, well, what we're all playing along that she's a
gorgeous woman and and Lizzo's a big beautiful.
They just go to you. I you know what we mean.
Turns out you're all full of shit.
Yeah. Yeah.
There it is. The message of the day.
That's what Grinder journalism is.
That's the Golden Hour podcast if you guys want to check out.
Sometimes we got to just break it down and get some comedy.
I do that too. I listen to Adam Corolla Show if
I want to just turn my brain off for a little bit and have
somebody who's clever, intelligent, generally has my
values and has a sense of humor about it because God, God knows
we need it. I need it after this one today,
folks. We'll see you again tomorrow.
I hope you have a wonderful day on this weird Wednesday.
It is a weird Wednesday. Go out there and combat the
nonsense with some truth. It's available.
All you got to do is be a skeptic and we'll see you again
real soon. God bless you.
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