Take a look behind the curtain with the real whistleblower in
American Patriot. Prepare to embrace the
uncomfortable truth, because this programme has no time for
comforting lies. Here is civil liberties
enthusiasm, Second Amendment defender and recovering FBI
agent Kyle Serif. Hello, my friends.
Welcome to the Kyle Serafin Show.
It's Friendly Friday. I don't know if you guys love
seeing Steve Friend or if you just love the fact that it's
Friday and Steve Friend's arrival signals a Friday.
But either way, these are always our most popular shows, so we're
really excited. We're going to be bringing on
the Real Steve Friend at Real Steve Friend on Twitter.
And just to keep it interesting, Real underscore Steve Friend on
True Social. We'll have him on in just one
moment. We're going to be talking about
the Day of Rage, also known as the day of jihad, which I don't
know if you guys got, but I got good morning messages from my
friends who are federal agents saying happy jihad day act
accordingly. And so in that spirit, here it
is. We have a red background for the
Day of Rage. This is what I'm feeling about
right now. You'll also notice that there's
at least a several. Well, there's a couple pistols
there in the corner. Those are all revolvers and we
don't we don't mess around here. I'm going to tell you guys a
funny story when Steve gets on because I think Steve will
appreciate it as well. We have very different types of
spouses. My spouse is prepared to do
violence at all times, apparently.
I'll show you how. Before we get Steve on, let's go
ahead and say thanks to our friends, our sponsors, the, the
wonderful people over at Catholic Vote.
I always encourage you guys to go check out the loop.
Kaboom. There is the Loop for today,
Friday, October the 13th, Friday the 13th.
Always an exciting day. We're going to talk about what
date might actually mean, but what do they talk about on the
Loop? The Loop says that Scalise is no
longer running for speaker. Uh, oh, OK Catholics are leading
the charge against the abortion mandate.
Americans are starting to evacuate from Israel.
That's a little late to the party there.
Thanks, John. Kirby seems like he's doing a
great job here in airports were born because they got or bomb
driver because they got involved and they are messing around and
Hamas is bragging. I think this is the story that's
worth reading. Most of all, Hamas is bragging
that they planned this attack two years ago, and in the same
breath they're crying that Israel is giving them now 24
hours to get out of Gaza before they level it.
Look, it's all ugly. As we said, this all has an
opportunity cost. Every single thing that you are
seeing on the news, all the emotions that you are you are
engaging in and all of the cerebral activity, focusing on
this has a significant cost about the things that matter
more to you, the things that are going on at home.
But that being said, if you're starting off the day and you
were not prepared for the day of Rage, hold on.
Where's my day of rage, the day of jihad, If you were not
prepared, I encourage you to make sure that as you end the
day, as you come back to your homes, you have a full tank of
gas. You never know when you may need
some mobility. You got a little bit of water
stashed. Fill up some jugs, Fill up your
Patriot cooler. Whatever you got, make sure that
you have some potable water. Make sure you've got a couple
days with the food. You should always have that.
I was telling people last night on our Badlands show where Alpha
Warrior and I do a little breakdown of what's going on
with police. I said treat this like a drill.
And the nice thing about a drill is if it turns out to be a real
operational threat, you're ready to go.
And if it turns out that it's not, it's still good because it
was a worthwhile drill. That's my encouragement.
Without further ado, let's go ahead and bring out my buddy,
the real Steve Friend. Steve Friend now upgraded studio
status. He no longer has a washed out
alien face. He no longer has some weird
things. He's been rebuilding his whole
house in order to become a better guess The Caesarian show
and maybe the host of a Steve show that's coming down the
pipe. What do you think?
Give me it could be and on a Day of Rage.
Nobody's coming to take it. I'm ready to go, my man, he
said. He's ready.
What are you, what are you flashing there?
Flashing my Glock 48K Glock 48 so that is what 10 + 1?
Yes, 10 + 1, nine millimetre. We were sporting this last
night. I gave this to my wife.
She asked me. I said Hun, do you want do you
want a suppressed pistol? Of course.
And she said yes. So this is a a SIG P322.
It's a 22 calibre, 22 suppressed.
This is an extra mag for it right here.
My wife has 20 rounds, plus the extra mag, plus a suppressor and
a light. That's how we roll in the
Serafin household. My wife and I actually sleeping
in different beds right now cause I wake up and do the show
and she's up all night, you know, off and on with the baby
and she's nursing and all that. And no doubt she's sleeping down
there with an infant baby in a little crib and sometimes on the
bed with her and a suppressed 22 pistol on the night stand with a
light ready to rock'n'roll. I don't know, I had a I had a
rifle next to me and night vision.
I may or may not have sat in Ranger panties with like my
plate carrier on and my helmet until like 2:00 AM.
Did anyone else do that? Is that just me?
I mean, maybe it's just you, but you never know.
You don't want to give the element of surprise away.
I could have had a sniper's nest set up with with my IR.
Interesting note my my kids are getting already.
You know Halloween is not even here, but they already started
to make their Christmas lists and what is on?
Yeah, what's on the friend boys list?
That was very simply I asked. Look, Grandma's interested in
find out what you want and my my 6 year old said I want a Walther
suppressed. Why Walther?
I don't know. I I think he saw it on a game
somewhere and and now assumes that anything that suppressed is
a Walther. So the biggest thing to me, I
think you should be proud of him for is he wants a suppressed
pistol because I think it's rude to lose your hearing.
It's totally rude. I don't want to shoot with
anybody that's not shooting suppressed anymore.
I just think that you're in a hole.
But Speaking of that, can I just keep going If we had somebody in
the chat, say I love the gun shop talk, I want to share with
you, We're going to cover a couple things.
So folks, here, what you can look forward to.
We're going to be talking about the Day of Rage, going to be
talking about the significance of Friday the 13th.
We're kind of a little deep into this already, but we're gonna be
talking about something that you're not gonna hear anywhere
else. You might hear it on John
Solomon's after us, but we are breaking the story today.
We've obtained copies of the FBI's Office of Personal
Responsibility professional responsibility rather PR, their
disciplinary actions and records for this quarter.
And we'll talk about what that means.
But this is the the malfeasance and the and the misdeeds being
done by FBI employees that you're paying for.
One of the things that would have made the list, apparently
because it got me kicked out of the FBI, was what I did to this
baby. Ryan, can you got the look at
this? This is how I'm rolling.
This is my Bureau issue. This is my Bureau issue rifle,
OK, that I spray painted and this spray paint, which you
anybody who's ever been in the military knows this spray paint
is actually an infraction because they think that's
considered a refinish. And that was one of the things
listed on why I can no longer be an FBI employee.
So I kind of carry that proudly. It's also an outstandingly
accurate weapon system. So that's pretty cool.
Alright, the best part is how you marked your magazine with
the initials SN which needs an explanation for the audience.
Well SN is my operator initials that I had when I was in the Air
Force. So people use the 1st letter of
the last name and the last letter of your last name in
order to sign off on the orders that you give as an air traffic
controller, which I was a tower control operator when I was in
the Air Force. I got my FAA tower licence so I
can theoretically be an air traffic controller.
But all that being said and and and when you do it I'd say like
hey, climbing maintained like 10,000 you know continue current
heading and then they would go you know Roger that N12555 and I
go SN. That would be I acknowledge what
I've said you said it and I verbally stamp it.
SN, my initials SN, SN. And so I used that for a long
time and I've always used it all my gear.
If you look at my underwear they're marked with it.
When I was in the military that's how I marked my clothing.
It was in the back of my jackets you know was all my stuff, all
my gears marked that way doesn't matter if my belt magazines,
rifles, whatever all SN. And then I got into a
surveillance unit where one of my buddies looked at a hat that
I had, which was embroidered with SN behind it.
Right. And he comes up, No prompting
out of nowhere. Has known me for two years at
this point. Looks at the hat and goes, Hey,
what's that stand for? Snake nuts just fucking out of
the blue. He's like, is that snake nuts?
And I was like, yeah, and that is, by the way, how you get a
call sign, right? That's what Mark Crider said.
It's either something catastrophic or just your name,
right? It's either your name or
somebody says something foolish, or you say.
Something or do something. Somebody got into traffic
accident and it's called rebar for the rest of their career.
And rebar from the Navy Rubar, you're right.
Right. For Kangaroos.
That's right. If you haven't seen our episode
with Sheriff Mark Ryder, go back.
Former FBI agent now sheriff in Walla Walla, WA.
By all means. All right, Steve, I want to, I
want to first start with the significance.
The day of Hold on the Day of Rage, there it is.
I don't know why I like that, but I really do like it.
Alright, so we're going to talk about Friday the 13th.
Do you remember the attacks going back in 2015 in France?
Do you remember those at all? Yes, you're like I'm cautiously.
Think Yeah. So you're talking about the the,
the attack on the journalists because they were the making the
Mohammed reference, right. This is also the concert that
was attacked. Ryan, go ahead and bring up
topic number one. This is from.
Reuters The rock band? That's right.
So if this is actually an old
story, folks, you may have seen this.
There are 100 people killed at a Bataclan concert hall, which was
a concert that was going on in Paris.
About 40 others died in a coordinated attack all around
Paris. It happened on November 13th, a
Friday the 13th in 2015. Yes.
You probably know we don't get Friday the 13th all the time.
So the idea that is a Friday and a 13 has significance and
particularly in sort of the radical Islamic world and what
we saw over this week and we reported on yesterday a little
bit, but mostly we talked about how the guy is a billionaire
calling for violence. Not that he's going to get
involved in it, but Hamas is interested in having you be be
scared of a Day of Rage, which is taking on things from the
political left, taking on things from the Weather Underground.
This goes back to the supposed to Vietnam War or the Vietnam
War era protests. So all this stuff is all linked
into the American progressive left.
They're using their terms. But a day of jihad on you, a
jihad on you and a jihad on me and a jihad on Paris, it turned
out, was like that. That's kind of interesting.
Isn't it fun how the political left tends to, like, line up
with people that are into terrorism?
Like, what do you think that's all about, Steve?
I think they confuse their priorities.
That's why you see people who claim to be queer or bisexual
and they're marching for Palestine.
Are they unaware that should that side triumph, they're going
to be tossed off the rooftops? It's it's just a relationship, I
guess, of convenience, because they're all for disrupting and
they've embraced. The enemy of my enemy is my
friend, at least for now. So yeah, I was interested in
that. You and I had this little
conversation about the enemy of my enemy, right?
And and the enemy of my enemy is not exactly my friend, it's just
my enemy's enemy. But I will say that the friend
of my enemy is probably my enemy.
Yeah, I think that's probably a an appropriate way to look at it
if it indeed is like a legitimate existential threat.
Unfortunately, I think we tend to assign that to, like,
political ideology, which is why you'll hear people say, like,
well, they oppose me on this issue and they stand with this
person. So that that person therefore
could be no good for me. There's a difference between
like, your political preferences and your convictions and then an
existential threat here. So I think if if you're standing
with Hamas now, as they've demonstrated A willingness to.
Perpetuate A gigantic terrorist attack and inflict war on on a
neighbour state. I I got a question whether or
not you would be my friend down the road because you might have
share my beliefs on tax policy. If you're standing with Hamas,
you usually stand with your fist up like this.
I think you have to stand like this.
I'm going to show you guys a couple of people who are quote
unquote standing with Hamas. When I was active duty in the
military we would have referred to these people as a as having
weak genetics. I think I actually have a letter
I got injured one time and and they my my NCO IC said that I
had weak genetics. Weak genetics is like just to
catch all for you're not worthy of being here.
Look at the people that are the friends of our enemies.
Tell me your fear level of this. Let's do video #1.
Ryan. I think we got that one working.
This is some reporting that's coming out of Seattle, and this
is who is standing with Hamas in the United States.
Pay particular attention to the possible male with weird looking
breasts underneath the black shirt.
You're not going to be able to miss it anyway, but let's go
ahead and pull that one up. Ohf incoming, incoming, delete
possible mail. Fancy in good collapsing knees.
Do you go to? I'd love to come up for that.
Not afraid to go. There's not just cosplaying
along with the rest of your gear.
Or today, just hate the Jews Day.
If Palestinians are so peaceful, why doesn't Egypt let them in?
Fashion. Gotcha.
There is so much Antifa here. It's out of control Antifa.
All the pink hair green haired kids have infiltrated the rally
and. Place is gonna be compromised.
Look at the Soy boys coming after me.
It's so funny. Calls it right up to their face.
Incredible. Actually, it's really
interesting to see the far left activist element tied in with
pro Palestine activists. Once again, the far left trying
to hitch itself to a lot of different causes.
You have stopped the sweets people here.
You got that over there. It's incredible here in Seattle,
just the mix of activists. I killed me.
So that's Jonathan Choi. I think his name is CHOE and his
at Chewy show. So that's the guy who's out
there doing that reporting. He's following me on Twitter.
I I posted this last night on my Twitter account and he's now
following me. So now we can be friends, Steve,
we'll get him on and talk about it.
I love the kahunas on the guy that goes up to people, just
like, look at these boys. He's outnumbered 50 to one, but
he has No Fear of them. What do you think?
Because he knows nobody's going to step to him and he and he's
just solely focused on his message and he's not distracted.
Somebody flips in the bird and you you most people would just
be like. Offended by that Or they would
at least have some sort of hiccup in their speech and he
just moves through it because he knows those guys aren't a
threat. Which is you been talking about
this all week and I've. I've been loaded for bear to
bring this up on on a friendly Friday.
It drives me up the wall how people will.
I almost compare it to like the clicking, like as making a
statement. It's like the hashtag protect
our girls thing that Michelle Obama did for Boko Haram.
A few years you have hashtag. That's how you show that you're
really against these terrorists that are brutally stealing and
raping girls. It's a way for people to in
their head think I am part of this and to virtue signal get
get all the acclaim for standing up without actually having to
inconvenience themselves. And when I was a police officer,
we used to get this in in another format.
We would get a call 911, just let you know there's a stranded
motorists. On I-95?
Great job. Did you stop to help them change
that tyre or see if they're away?
No, I just called 911 and drove away.
So I've done my civic duty. And and that's sort of what
happens here. Like people can't wait to to
join a a March in solidarity with what's going on half a
world away, but they can't be bothered to go to a school board
meeting and read pornographic material that is being sent into
their kids heads. Yeah, that hack, hack, what are
they called #activism or something to that effect?
It's really weak. I used to ride on the ambulance
and you get the worst calls you'd ever get were called man
down calls. And it was just like, usually a
homeless guy sleeping somewhere. They'd be like, there's a man
down on the side of the road. You go over there, it's like,
dude, he's just drunk and you're like, now I have to make sure
you're on your feet before I leave.
I gotta wake you up. You are perfectly happy sleeping
under this crappy palm tree here in Tucson.
But now I gotta go like rouse you and do that and some do
gooder who didn't want to stop by and say like, now he's
breathing. He's just, this is where he
sleeps. He has no home.
No reporting party and now you've got a babysitter for the
next 8 hours. Probably.
Take him to the hospital, make sure he gets warm meals.
You want to be transported. Oh, OK, that's what we do.
Yeah, we transport you at taxpayers cost.
It's frustrating but also it the kind of people that are involved
in it, they're all kind of the same.
They're the they've been called Karens recently and the COVID
stuff, but they've been like this for a very long time.
They are effeminate non actors and they are, you know males
that have female tendencies like that.
I don't know. Was that like, was that a man or
a woman that was stalking forward with the luchador mask,
the black? Luchador.
What is his name? What is his Mexican wrestling
name? I don't follow WWE or what?
Come on, let's make it up. Let's make one up for him right
now. Moobs.
I wanna call him moobs. Alright, that's fine, Moves
McGee or something like that. Like he got him some sort of
nationality, right? Like, so he can run the flag.
No, he's he's, you know, he's representing Gaza.
He's, he's fighting out of the Gaza corner.
He's fighting out of the Gaza Strip.
He inward caving and knees as he walked or he or it walked
forward, right. Just distracted me because it's
somebody who's never actually put their quads through any sort
of regimen of exercise to actually bear their own weight.
Actually Ryan if you can run that in the background again.
I want to do one comment on this.
I want to show no no audio for me if you would.
But watch as this guy comes stalking in right.
He comes cruising in. First of all, hands are like
tucked near the groyne level with that little like that
little fat belly. And now watch as somebody calls
his name and he almost falls over doing it.
Oh, I lost my balance because I turned my head.
I've never walked forward and moved my head at the same time.
Now I'm striding weirdly with my toes pointed outward.
Oh my God, it's so funny. I like that there's an old man
standing there with a with a Yamaka on his head and he's just
calling these people out and they're all just standing there
like seething and rage, wearing masks and looking weak with
their stupid hair. Everybody, like everyone there
is just so kind of pathetic to look at.
It just lets you know the level of threat, the real threat is
actually not going to ever be out here at these marches,
folks. It's worth knowing I've gone out
there and done the game where you're looking for for bad guys
and they're trying to hide. They are not trying to make
themselves known. At a March, if there is going to
be a violent cell that operates, it's going to be the exact
opposite of this. Just worth knowing.
What you can see is never going to be the problem.
It's what you can't see. It's not going to be the guy in
the bright orange vest that looks like he can bench press
maybe a broomstick on his best day with a couple of toilet
paper rolls on either side. Like that's his best lift.
These people are not the threat, but they are kind of indicative
of a sentiment that makes people think that they would tolerate
such a threat in this country. Also, this is the idea that
you're taking pictures at this rally gets you labelled as a
proud boy. I don't know if you've ever seen
Jonathan, but Jonathan is like an Asian guy.
He looks a lot like. I mean, he doesn't look a lot
like, but he's got the same kind of build as like Andy.
No, he's not a big guy. He's just like a Asian dude
rolling around with a camera. It would be great to look at
these peoples I Amazon cards to see how quickly they bought
these flags. They have them delivered within
the last 20, what else they've been buying like Black mask for?
Protest Prime day. Get my get my luchador at my my
Gaza luchador mask. And you've been talking about
this all week. It's just, you know, your your
prefrontal cortex gets overwhelmed by emotion and you
or can't think in a rational reason and and you get
distracted as a result of that. I think the easier way to sort
of make the the analogy is it turns everybody into a teenager.
That's right, teenagers whose prefrontal cortex is
underdeveloped and their emotional state is.
That's why they make irrational decisions and they're very
overly emotional. I think a lot of these people
are teenagers for a lot of their adult life.
Like they've never had real responsibilities.
They probably live with their parents still.
They're on their dad and mom's healthcare.
So you got 25. They're all failure to launch.
I used to. I used to say Peter Pan was like
not a really good thing to make fun of before I was married
because like, you know, he wears the short like kind of Capri
pants, which I'm not. I had some Capri pants in my
life. I.
I grew up in the 90s and early 2000s.
Someone bought me some. Maybe they were short pants.
They. Were it's an alpha male move to
own that look on you. If you have cabs as thick as I
do which I have like really thick legs and calves, then it
is what it is. But yeah you make fun of Peter
Pan but like he had Tinkerbell. He had Wendy.
He had like multiple women that were going for him.
He carried a knife everywhere he went.
He fought a dude who had an entire pirate army with like,
nothing but a fixed blade that was like the length of his his
hand, right? The guy with the hook arm,
that's what I'm saying, He thought.
He fought a dude who had a full Sabre and hook combo by and he
flew around. Like, I don't think Peter Pan is
a really good insult when you like he was pretty alpha if you
get right down to it. Like he led like a whole like
motley crew of like unruly boys that didn't like have any other
leader but they wanted to follow him because he was such an
aggressive dude. He'd go flying into battle like
front. He was leading from the front.
So I don't know Peter Pan is is not the failure to launch, but
they are certainly lost characters.
You heard it here first folks. Peter Pan is not an insult to
Kyle Serafin. I can't help it.
It's so sad. These people are so goofy when
you want to talk about let's pull up topic too real quick.
I just like I said, I want to one more time hit home this
Friday, the 13th thing. This came up the other day too.
They were just playing this again.
But people are talking about the significance of this day.
This is why these days are problems.
Because when you are this kind of weak, pathetic, you know,
soy, soy, imbibed critter, male or female, nobody knows.
The concern is, is that they are going to try to stand on the
back of some, like, real violence and some really ugly
things, and they're going to be able to hide behind sort of the
symbology of that day. And so anyway, this is another
piece here. BBC covered it pretty well.
There's a whole lot of if you type in, what is it, November
13th, 2015, and Paris, if you put that into any search engine,
you guys are going to find out. An awful lot of reporting went
on that everybody was concerned, everybody was worried.
And then, you know, now we're all back to people that are
supporting Palestine and that. Speaking of soy related, can you
bring up a Topic 3, Ryan? Because I want to have Steve.
I'm just going to tie this up and then I'm gonna let, like,
Steve just take a swing. Do you want to just talk about
what this guy's about this If you're not watching our Rumble
channel, what you're seeing is a doughy man in a suit with a red
tie and glasses and like sort of hair that's parted on one side
and a bald spot on the other, he says.
If you don't have a relationship with the FBI as a CIO or as
someone who is responsible for your organisation, network
security, you should have one. It will only improve your
abilities and resources. This is David Ring, the FBI's
acting deputy assistant director, I assume for cyber.
And he's a he's a CIS. What does a CIO do you even
know? Know I don't.
Even I don't even know what that means.
I just know he's not a special agent and he's not acting.
He's an he's, he's an intelligence analyst who joined
in 2004. So he's been there for almost 2
full decades. And a side note, this is my
response to George Hill. This is the consummate
intelligence analyst at the FBI puts forward in every single
office person who hasn't seen their toes in a number of years,
rarely gets out of a desk, and is a prime candidate for chair
time yoga. But David is very interested in
liaising with private cyber or tech organisations firms and he
wants to partner with them because he's really, really
worried about their cyber security needs.
Totally not trying to get back doors into people's personal
private information without their consent to subvert their
4th Amendment rights and 100% on the up and up.
Not interested in securing A lucrative retirement gig for
himself when he punches out next year when he hits his twenty
year mark. Certainly not trying to do that.
So we had Kings week in the chat say CIO is the Chief Information
Security Officer. So trying to lure in the people
that are responsible for your infrastructure.
In your company lost all of our stuff to the Chinese during the
the OPM hack. Are going to tell companies how
to protect their HR information. That's right, the FBI who lost
my information, my Social Security number, and the
entirety of my SF 86 background check, including every place
I've ever lived. All the people I knew there, all
the phone numbers I've had, any social media accounts I ever
had, bank accounts going back as far as I can remember.
They wanted that. That all went to the Chinese
directly. They basically might have.
I'll just email them because they kept it in an easily hacked
system and those people want you to liaise and make sure that
your cyber security is safe. Or they are trying to make sure
that they can subvert your 4th Amendment rights to avoid a
search and seizure because they're building that that
George Hill moment where they're able to just ask you nicely and
Bank of America sends over all their data, right.
I mean this is really the real you want to kind of elaborate on
on what the threat there looks like?
Oh, well, I I think that this, this relationship that they are
always trying to cultivate and it's this consummate banging of
the drum that they have to liaise with all partners with,
be they local law enforcement or colleges, universities, local
government and then into the private industry.
They just want to have these Tripwire experiences where look
in some of its legitimate, like you've talked about before, like
you want to have a trip wire with a gun store because those
guys are good professionals and they see something shady going
on. You want to have a good
relationship because they say like, hey, I think this guy
might be doing some straw purchases because a good gun
store. Better knows that's not only bad
for his business, but it's bad for safety around and and
they're not interested in that as well, bad for community.
They cloak themselves in that we're here for an objectively
good reason. But the real reason is that they
want to get their hooks into these these tech firms so that
they can personally benefit and they can land their jobs
afterwards. But then also secure their their
confidential human sources on the inside.
And they could play this accountability hot potato game
where they could say, look, we're just issuing guidance, you
don't have to follow it, we're not going to bother with the
private operations of the private organisation.
And then the private organisation says like well look
we're just following the the guidance that the government has
put out there. So so we're not accountable
either. So they just go back and back
and forth round around with it. And then with LOFT here is they
what happened with what George identified like you have the
Bank of America that just that does really just trying to do
their good civic duty and provide this information without
any sort of search warrant or subpoena to the government
because they're they're just good Americans or they're trying
to stay out of the crosshairs because if you make the the
government angry they will regulate you they will.
Investigate you. They'll find something because,
as they've shown to do, they'll find the person and then they'll
look for the crime and that they can pin on the 100%.
Can we go on on the record right now and say that George Hill is
not a representative of the intelligence cadre in the FBI
and that he's not fat? Will you will you admit to that
today? Yes, I will go on the record and
say that that he is a exception that proves the rule, but I will
also I will be interested to know what George's desk looked
like because I didn't know him in the Bureau.
And I'm sure that you could probably attest to this this
similar although all the vets who are in the FBI, the guys
that were like door. Workers, like maybe at most
they'd have a lanyard that said, like Marine Corps.
Nothing else would advertise what they'd done in their
career. But if they worked, if they were
in Intel person, you'd have thought they stormed the beaches
of Normandy, man, all the awards.
I don't know if George is going. I don't know if George is an
awards guy. My buddy actually saw someone
come in. You talk about that.
That's really funny. My, my buddy Jake said he sat
down in an office and he had a new guy come in and he had like
his name plaque that said special agent, you know, and he
had some other stuff. He had a picture or something
like that. And he saw this guy come in and
this dude set up like an entire I love me wall on the like is
all government property. But it's like every award, oh,
directors award, intelligence award.
Like, you know, like director of all this crap.
And he had all these like plaques and stuff like this and
he's looking at it. And my buddy was so disgusting.
My buddy was a Marine and a smoke jumper and a door kicker
and a grenade rower. And just like he's an outdoor
animal that is like, we went to REI one time and this lady's
like, these are really nice sleeping bags.
And he was like, yeah, I slept on the ground 180 nights a year
for the last eight years because he he was an outdoor
firefighter. I mean he worked for the for the
Forest Service and up and so this lady, you know, he looks
over and sees this guy like the total beta move of the entire I
Love me wall up at the office so everyone knows how great you
are. And he just took everything that
was personal of his and he opened up a drawer.
He just swept it all in and there was nothing on his desk
after that except papers and like stuff that was late.
He's like every good agent should always have like a bunch
of things that are out of policy and late because he's too busy
doing his job. So that was kind of the thing.
I agree with you on that one. That's really funny, but.
All that before I ever put up was a certificate from the
governor of Nebraska making me a certified deputy because I know
that those are the real police and I wanted to have that on
display for the real police. Alright, if you're just joining
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important right now. We've got some some stuff that
you're going to hear anywhere else, at least not yet, and
we're going to break it to you live.
But before we do that, I want to go ahead and send some traffic
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I like when I have like two things on either side of my
head. Steve, do you want to set up
what we're about to reveal here And then we're about to like do
some serious feelings hurting on the FBI folks.
Share this with your friends who are federal agents.
It's about to get real for them. Yeah there's there's a little
bit of background here. I think it's add some colour.
So the the FBI, the Office of Professional Responsibility, you
can think of them as the internal affairs for the FBI.
They're the inspection division. So if you commit some sort of
policy violation or even a criminal act, they will
investigate you and they'll put out the the punishment for that.
And it it could be anything from you were late on your paperwork
to you committed domestic violence offence, to you
sprained your gun. Correct, correct.
And but the FBI also has the security division which is
supposed to run an independent parallel investigation of your
security clearance. They're supposed to be
independent of each other, but they tend to work hand in hand,
which is why when I went talk to SEC D the next day, O PR
contacted me because they're clearly colluding with each
other. But back to the PR and you've
talked about this with Steve Grey, they are famous for every
quarter they issue the OPR quarterly, which is like every
three month reminder of we're watching you if you do something
wrong, we're going to. Highlight it and anonymously
embarrass you. And this is the four days a year
where no work gets done in the FBI because the email goes out
and everybody is immediately reading it.
It's supposed to be it is unclassified.
It's circulated on the classified system and everybody
reads it and laughs at it. And some of the stuff is
absolutely abhorrent and you cannot believe that these people
made it through the FBI vetting process.
Now I was able to get about five years worth of those O PR
quarterlies when before I was suspended and I got them
actually for constructive reasons.
I wanted to bring them to my attorney because I figured it
would have a good precedent. Parameters for like what I would
be looking at for punishment. So we could say, hey, look, you
shouldn't suspend Steve for 60 days because somebody who all
looked at the employee handbook and properly, they got a letter
of censure. That's inconsistent.
I got those and then the FBI constructively terminated me and
we're just going to play FAFO. So I started to publish them on
my social media accounts every day, one by one, and eventually
culminated with me handing over five years worth of them to John
Solomon. That just renews who who put out
a a nice piece and and and itemise them for all to read.
So for about a year and you and I ended up on Jesse Watters
talking about this stuff too. You were talking about how the
FBI is basically acting like a trust fund kid that's taking
somebody else's yacht out and jacking it up, which is a
famous, famous analogy for me, at least in my life.
That's one of the funnier moments on Fox News in a long
time. Yeah, yeah, I mean they're just
coasting on the fumes. The the billionaire family that
the the patriarch earned all the money and now the the grandkids
are just out in the Caribbean just doing blow off of Hoover's
ass. We're going to talk about
hookers. Me too because that's part of
it. Let's pull up.
Let's pull up Topic 5. Ryan.
This is the first of the OCR files that that Steve has got.
Again, man. It's it's strange when you have
sources that can actually read stuff for you and you should be
following Steve on Twitter. Again, it's at real Steve
friend. Steve friend, FBI whistleblower
friend of our show, a regular Friday guest and I would say a a
constant thorn and pain in the ass to the FBI security
division. So this one, you want to tell
people what this one says? If they're if they're just
listening in, I'll just let you read it because there's three
fun. Actually, isn't there one before
that? Yeah, you're on #2.
Where's number one? Let's see if I got it here,
Ryan. Is that topic #5?
Do they not upload all the way so?
No, topic number four was the first one.
OK, show me the. First two there, there was a
caveat from what I've been told at the beginning of the OPR
quarterly which was new, which said that Security division will
investigate you separately from OPR which was a point of
contention when I was talking to them.
So clearly they're colluding and and they're also so butt hurt
that I was able to expose how people were committing these
terrible acts and getting almost no punishment that they really
tried to elevate and and talk about.
People who were punished severely for their actions this
time because the FBI takes these offences very seriously.
So unfortunately in order to do that they had to expose what the
what the personnel and the FBI do on a fairly consistent basis,
which I think the American people should know.
So the first one is actually throw that back up there.
That was so good, she's going to read it.
Assault. We'll begin with assault #1.
Probationary employees to somebody who's within the first
two years, assaulted a private citizen at the Citizens Place of
Business in front of witnesses and on camera at the time of the
assault. The employee was wearing an FBI
badge and carrying a weapon, so it's an agent.
The employee was subsequently arrested and charged with
several criminal offences in aggravation.
The employee was arrested at the FBI office by evaluated Law
Enforcement Partner liaison. Negatively affecting the FBI's
reputation? Really.
To the TFO, like leave the task force after that we'll see.
Yep. And the employees criminal
conduct. Especially as a probationary
employee, because I guess if you're just a regular employee
would have been better to assault somebody, you probably
would have gotten suspended, correct?
Renders them unfit. And they were summarily
dismissed. That's so good.
Alright, so there's an assault code there.
So we used to do this game. If you guys go back to the early
versions of the show when we were just getting launched, when
I was still hiding in a trailer in the middle of an undisclosed
location in the Arizona mountains, What you would have
found was Steve would read them. And then me and our producer
emeritus Phil would try to guess what the punishment was.
Was it, you know, a letter of censure or was it 30 days on the
bricks, which is means you just go without pay for a couple days
unpaid vacation? Or was it, you know, something
up to and including termination? This one is a pretty clear
termination. What happens if you shoot a dog?
Someone just asked that in the chat.
If you're the if you're the SCC of the Philadelphia field office
and you smoke a dog on a street, is there any punishment for
that? Yeah, you get promoted to
Executive Assistant Director of training and you hand out guns,
new agents. Perfect.
OK, good. Alright, so let's do the next
topic. Ryan, I'll just have you do an
order. I don't know you have numbered,
but let's do the next one. There's a couple on this page
and this one is going to be. Let's just read them real quick.
You want throw it all the way across the screen?
People might as well read. This is going to hurt some
feelings. I want people to be able to read
it on their phones along with us.
So let's go full screen with this one.
Number two, another assault. And it was intoxicated.
A supervisory employee assaulted a spouse.
So domestic violence. The spouse had minor injuries,
called 911. The employee was subsequently
arrested for second degree assault, not domestic assault,
which is interesting. They must have made a deal with
the locals and they were also dismissed fired for assault and
battery. OK so we're beating people FBI
employees on your on your tax dollars have gone through.
They've gone through the background check.
They are not. They're not Kyle, Serafin and
Steve friends. They did not just, they did not
just on against policy paint their rifle with some cool
desert patterns and put their initials on their magazines.
No, they are beating people and that's how you get thrown out.
So you know there's a lot of people could be thrown out of
the FBI. They're going to keep going with
this. Any thoughts?
About to dig so deep in order to find how many people they fired.
I bet you this was all the people they fired in the
quarter. Yeah, that's probably true too.
Well, and they've run off a couple of them for security
violations. They don't want to talk about
that. Or like, you know, just having a
MAGA hat at your house that they saw in the security camera they
hacked or whatever it is, or it was in the back of your car.
All right, let's do #3. Unwelcome sexual conduct.
It always comes back to this. There's always unwelcome sexual
stuff. Do you?
It's booze. Broads and bug cars?
Yeah, those are the three bees. The unwelcome sexual conduct
employee sent repeated unwelcome text messages to a coworker
attempting to pursue a romantic relationship with her and
grabbed the coworker in FBI space in an attempt to kiss her
against her will and violation of the FBI's harassment policy
directive. So he did a Joe Biden on terror
Reid. I'm assuming it's a he, but you
never know. You never do know.
You're right. Now so 0 Tolerance for unwelcome
sexual conduct. Unless it's Jennifer Moore
petting your hair. And this employee was dismissed.
Also zero. There's zero tolerance for this.
Unless you're a senior executive, in which case it's
fine. You can bang your support
employees and it'll just take as much time as it takes until
finally the office of Inspector General decides to embarrass
you. But not by name, just by
position. I think the funniest thing is,
folks, if you haven't been listening to the show since the
beginning, we literally had someone come forward and say
check out this Office of Inspector General report.
It came from December of 21. There is an FBI supervisor, a
special agent in charge of the field offices that is having sex
with a support employee in a government vehicle, right?
Yes. And also having a sexting ring
on government phones with other employees.
And we couldn't narrow down which one of the three special
agents and shards of field offices it actually was.
There was a rowdy debate in our Bureau contacts pool in
indicating it could have been any number of three people, all
of whom were able to retire without their names being
exposed, all of whom have taken on fun, fun jobs.
So ain't that something? Let's let's do the next one.
Because as you said, it's either Broads it's going to be.
Booze. Here we go.
Or buy cars. We're going to get all of them
today. Lloyd admitted to drinking
alcohol before the work day started or during lunch.
The employee also admitted to picking up alcohol on the way to
work and drinking. An FBI parking garage employee
was under the influence of alcohol while on duty.
Therefore, they were dismissed for alcohol, substance abuse,
which is actually kind of surprising to me because you
can, you can claim that you are, you know, an alcoholic and you
have to get treatment and the FBI is supposed to stand by you.
And so the funny story I had was a guy who has a who told me he
has a half bottle full of Jack Daniels in the bottom of his
desk and he keeps it there. He doesn't drink Jack Daniels.
But he says if I ever get in trouble, I'm just going to say
that I'm an alcoholic and I have problems.
This is my problem that they can't be.
I need help, he fired. That's it.
I actually had guys on my surveillance team who I hope
have retired. Since then.
But they would literally show up to the job.
And our job was living in a car and watching bad guys in public.
And as you mentioned, the rubber gun squad the last time we
talked, the people that basically have made themselves
impossible to use in any other way, they just park them out on
the surveillance team. So here's The funny thing about
that. And This is why I always thought
the Bureau has like, no logical sense.
Imagine if you are a supervisor and you've got a deadbeat
employee. Do you want that employee
sitting at a desk doing nothing of value and not hurting
anybody? Or do you want to go dig up the
entire operation of a surveillance team that is out
there going after high value targets and potentially giving
you useful information? Why ruin one guys desk job that
he could actually be assigned no cases.
He could be, you know the the king of the broom closet when
you could actually put him on a team that has to operate and
communicate and work and be in public.
When the guy has a drinking problem, why not put him on a
place where he's driving everywhere so he could show up
drunk to surveillance, which happened to me more than one
time and I literally sent them home as a GS12 as a guy.
Was not even full tenured FBI agent on the front line.
I was sending home 1310s who were like a year from retirement
and we're drinking. It's unbelievable.
There's a there's a big problem in law enforcement with drinking
it. There's a lot of depression and
stuff that goes on. This guy didn't have any of
those excuses. He was just fat and lazy and
like to talk his war stories. But anyway, I just think it's
kind of funny that why why not ruin a whole team if you can?
Well, I mean you got to keep that do nothing, just job open
for like a Kyle Serafin to put on even though he has no
security clearance to sit and work national security cases.
For six weeks until they take your badge and your gun, we're
playing inside. Baseball here.
Let's go and pull the next one up.
Ryan. Let's keep going through these.
A couple more and we'll lots of weapon.
These are always the best too. Where's your?
Weapon employee went shopping and accidentally left a tactical
bag containing a Bureau issued weapon and personally owned
weapon in a shopping cart. I like how this guy rolls when
he got shot. What was her name?
Is the real question. Can we be honest about that?
Is that a is that a dude leaving that bag, a tactical bag?
Or is that a chick who thought she was making it happen with?
The tactical Fanny pack and. Yeah, it was a tactical. 1st and
Bureau issued weapon to me might actually be pepper spray.
That's true. No, because it's it's.
Does it say firearm or no? No.
No say yeah. The firearms were discovered by
a store employee and turned over to the local police.
Plural. Do you see that?
Plural, yeah. Yep, 2 firearms, 2 firearms,
which is. That makes me think it might be
a male, because I don't know too many females who carried
multiple weapons. Unless they were trying out for
what? They were trying to get their
lift in by carrying out their cool guy thing.
Yeah, probably. Probably.
Probably a dude. You're probably correct.
Five days suspension. That's all it takes If you go
and lose, you know the biggest thing dropping your your your
firearm. The one thing that you're
actually supposed to be responsible for.
Have you ever left a weapon behind anywhere?
No, I mean, I've lost him in my house before because I have so
many of them. I hid them from myself.
That happens. And I'm like.
Where you just open a drawer and you're like, hey look, I found
a. Gun.
Hey, there's my hellcat. It's small.
I knew it, you know? Oh, I stuffed it over here by
night vision goggles. That happens.
I've done that. I can.
I can be OK with that. But yeah, the idea that you
would just drop out, like lose your gun somewhere.
Like I feel naked if I don't have my gun on me.
You would think you would notice that I mean.
Like I came in here with the tactical.
Nurse before, but that's much smaller and less cumbersome.
And you? Don't.
Only when you have two cell phones, do you?
Do you? Like imagine patting yourself.
Do you not do the pat down like every ever Leo and military guy
you pat down. You're like it's the same as
there's a movie called Long Kiss Goodnight.
And in The Long Kiss Goodnight it is Samuel Jackson and he does
this thing. I've done it a few Times Now
it's going to be on everyone's head.
He he goes like wherever I put my stuff, I was singing it to
myself. So I don't forget.
He's like, I put my keys in my left pocket.
Got my wallet into my right. Right.
And he does this little song and then he Pats himself down.
So he knows whenever he goes somewhere, he didn't lose his
stuff. If you've never done that,
folks, I don't know what you're. Doing I step out of my car every
single time and I'm like count count to three, breathe because
I'm not going to lock my keys in my car that way.
Just take a minute, check all your pockets, and you're good.
It's a grown up thing, yeah. But when you roll in somewhere
to like let's say you went in to go, I don't know, what, were you
going to Marshalls to find some board shorts and you had your
tactical bag with you with your AR and your other pistols.
You just leave it in the dressing room, I guess.
I don't know. It's unbelievable.
I don't know. Where's my tactical bag?
Well, look, he was. Rolling out of Costco and had
like 150 puddings and just lost track of his clock.
It wasn't an IRA, so we can't hold them accountable for that.
Folks, we got like over 1200 of you sitting here watching.
If you haven't hit the thumbs up on there, we're talking to Steve
friend who is the real Steve friend on Twitter and real
underscore Steve friend on truth.
He's an author's whistleblower. He's a friend.
He's our regular Friday sort of Co host guest.
I don't even know what status you have, like just
indispensable contributors like your normal title.
Isn't that? Right, yeah.
Indispensable contributor to the absolute truth with Emma
Robinson. And why not?
Throw Kyle surf and show on there as.
Well, let's do it. Alright, let's let's roll on.
We've got a couple other ones on here.
Let's keep pushing. Database number six The database
misuse. This is always this.
Hold on. I didn't.
I haven't even read this without reading it.
I know that somebody was checking in on a girlfriend,
right? Like they were checking.
Out. The stalker, the only other one
that could possibly be, is a male who is completely whipped
and his wife was like you better run a background.
Check on the babysitter, right? OK, fair enough.
But probably not that. No employee misuse and FBI
database by searching Sentinel to determine why the employee
spouse was discontinued from the hiring process.
Oh, it's even Dumber, yeah. Yeah, according to the FBI.
Corrective blah blah blah The employee was aware that the
employees are prohibited from accessing an FBI database
without authorization, but still chose to conduct the
unauthorised query. In mitigation, this appeared to
be a one time incident, five day suspension for finding out why
your wife did not get to proceed to phase two.
Right, because we need to have more FBI spouses.
We need more men and women agent pairs.
We need more GS20 sixes. GS20 sixes, yeah.
So gross. Alright.
Are there any more on this thing?
No #7 next one Bukar Bucar misuse while on sick leave the
employee drew Bucar vehicle to run a personal errand with the
employees child in the blue car. So two no Nos.
You can't have anybody who's not an FBI employee and you can't be
driving on your personal time. There was no official FBI
purpose for the employees view car use.
It had not been previously approved by a supervisor and the
employee used did not qualify under any exception of the
official policy and in aggravation there was a critical
liability issue surrounding an unauthorised person being
allowed to ride in the passenger.
They got a 35 day suspension for driving their kid to school.
Where is the person who left two guns behind at Costco?
Only got 5. I just want people to understand
a sober driver driving. On their day off with a kid that
they were responsible for, and they're likely going to be a
pretty good custodian of. Got a 35 day suspension and five
days for leaving your assault, your assault machines that have
been issued by the federal government in a tactical bag in
a public place. This is the this is the
illogical OR or lose your job completely because you're Kyle
Seraphin and you spray painted your rifle.
And also we're shooting it in a place you're legally authorised
to do so. Amazing stuff.
Keep going. Alright, next one is a double.
It's a booze and a view car. Good.
Or at least a vehicle after admittedly consuming
approximately 5 alcoholic beverages over a four hour
period, which seems pretty responsible to me.
Watch the football game Employee backed a personally owned
vehicle out of a parking lot and hit a parked car and was
subsequently charged with and pled guilty to DUI.
Really. In mitigation, the division
noted the employee had a favourable reputation in the
workplace, was reliable, well regarded by coworkers and
supervisors, and did not cause any trouble.
They got a 30 day suspension for the DUI.
Also, the employees expressed sincere remorse and said that
they have a drinking problem. Yeah.
Did they say they had stress? Because they always say they had
stress in their lives. That's the other one.
They're not putting those anymore.
But Steve and I have seen so many of these things, but
they'll be like in mitigation the the employee is facing some
really difficult casework at at work and things are really hard.
Really. Have you ever been to the point
where like you thought you might lose your job because you
weren't doing your casework fast enough?
Is that a thing? That ever happened in the FBI?
One paper every three months. Man, it's not that.
Hard. All you gotta do one paper per
case. Paper the file and your file
review is always going to be a success.
You're gonna be satisfactory. That's why they say it's not
really hard to to survive in government work.
There's another DUI in there somewhere, isn't there?
One is I think #9 is is pertinent in light of the
Christopher Ray tweet that went out last night about how he's
working around the clock. Around the clock.
And that is, on multiple occasions over the course of
more than one year, the employee violated the FBI's Mobile
Devices and Mobile Applications Policy Guide by bringing a
personal cell phone, Apple Watch and Airpods into a skiff.
A Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility employee
also made video and speakerphone calls on a personal cell phone
inside the Bureau of Space, further violation of the policy.
They self reported most of the security violations and only got
a three day suspension. How many people do you think are
recording things inside of a skiff that pertain to?
Russian collusion. Pretty much all of the 7th floor
is carrying items into a skiff. We know that for a fact because
we had a FBI whistleblower go to Congress that we helped
coordinate, showing that when he was doing the security sweeps on
the skiff on the 7th floor of the Hoover Building, he found
dozens of Bluetooth signals coming out of phones.
Because all the phones. Openly sitting on desks in total
violation of every single security operation procedure for
keeping classified data safe. They're probably all
compromised. And some of them are sleeping
with hookers, it turns out. Because we're gonna talk about
that a little bit too. And that was the the national
alert system last week that they did like at 2:00 in the.
Afternoon. Oh my God, how many people had
to hide their? People got posted inside of a
skiff. So many people meet.
Yeah, it's like, oh, I didn't know.
I was always carrying my phone in here.
Ryan, I sent you over in the show prep.
I sent you the Steve's tweet about.
Chris Ray, we can see his his digital watch.
If you're able to pull that up in real time, it's kind of cool.
But we know that Chris Ray is constantly in and out of secured
briefings. He's constantly being told
things that he, I guess, needs to have a security clearance
for. That's why he needs to fly
around in our $60 million jet the taxpayers pay for.
And obviously, yes. Why does he have a watch and a
Fitbit? Scroll down, just hit show, show
Chris Ray. That's Chris Ray working around
the clock. Do you believe that?
That's the director's desk? Is there any chance that that's
how Chris Ray works? Steve Friend.
Without a computer on a desk, sure.
He's got, he's a guy that just has a phone, like in an empty
desk somewhere in the Hoover Building.
Tell you what happened is the Hoover Building is 75%
unoccupied. So they just ran to one of the
open offices and we're like, here, Chris, sit down real
quick. I'll take your picture for
Twitter. Look at that.
He's got his, he's got his wrist watch on his left.
He's got a Fitbit or some kind of a digital watch on his right.
He's got his jacket hiding his moobs, as Jenny Chang just said.
We appreciate that. There he is, working so hard.
He's taking notes. What does he Scroll down?
What is that? Notepad is is like something you
get out of a holiday. I was about to say the exact
same thing. Yeah, Scroll down and show that
he he got out of the Holiday Inn with his notepad.
It says something on there. Oh, there it is.
That is incredible. He's got the world's cheapest
pen. They just found that somewhere.
There's another pen randomly on the desk.
It was already there. Everything about this.
Is a remarkably clean desk for somebody who's working around
the. Clock around the clock.
He's keeping you safe and he could not be doing this thing
with anything else. He couldn't be doing this job.
Nobody else could do it the way he does it.
I think the thing Chris Ray cares about most is the way that
Chris Ray looks. Suit is a little bit rumpled.
That's why I think that the hair product is just just off screen.
100%, yeah. He's got the hair and makeup
people getting him set up so we could do it.
All right. Is there one more on here I
feel? Like there's more failure to
report employee failed to report foreign travel in a timely
matter on several occasions. And they you have to fill it in
within 45 calendar days. So they got a letter of censure
as a that's a no, no. Yeah.
So LLC slap on the wrist. Let's talk about what happens
when you decide to do foreign travel and you have foreign
contacts and it's slightly more aggressive than that.
You bring up a topic #11 Ryan, which I labelled as hookers.
There it is. The hookers piece.
Unbelievable. I'm going to go to the day of
jihad red. Here we go.
There it is. DOJ watchdog group which is
going to be the the Office of the Inspector General.
Senior FBI officials solicited prostitutes several times.
The FBI employee has found to have solicited prostitutes
multiple times, retired prior to an interview with the Inspector
General. How many times have we heard
this story? State and federal prosecutions.
They were declined. No reason to do any of that.
This story was breaking yesterday.
I was getting it in text format from a number of people that
worked there. A senior level FBI employee
within the FBI. Sorry, a senior level employee
within the FBI violated agency policy by soliciting prostitutes
go figure and failed to disclose contacts with foreign national.
It actually gets way worse. The employee who retired prior
to being contacted by the the offices of the Inspector General
that the DOJ's OG. Omitted prostitutes on multiple
times at massage parlours located in quote the same
geographic area, it said in a summary of the IG investigation.
We might just pull up that and read straight from it.
They always have a little good one.
The investigation concluded that the employee also didn't report
a close relationship with a foreign national, which resulted
in the senior level employee having close and continuous
contact with a foreign national in violation of FBI policy.
I'm sure that wasn't going to be used against them.
The fact that they were like hanging out with hookers and
people that are foreign nationals that can be able, that
can exploit the knowledge base. They have senior executives, so.
This comes from the Investigative summary 24-001.
As you guys may know, the federal government is now in
fiscal year 24/20/24. And this one is listed the
entitle of this particular one is the first finding from Dojo's
OIG findings of misconduct by then FBI senior level employee
for solicitation of prostitutes and failure to self report or
close continuing contact with foreign national that's how
sterilise these things get. Steve, what do you think?
What's up with the senior level FBI employees and sexual
misconduct? Any any thoughts?
That seems to be a complete circle.
Is that that Venn diagram? Apparently the FBI really loves
compromised people because they're very malleable.
Uncontrollable. They'll do whatever they want
them to do. I have a couple of things that
just poked me in the back of my head.
Just as you're reading that. What do you think of the odds
are that that was an underage prostitute?
Possible but unclear. Failed to self report continuous
contact and may have paid for and or received sexual favours
at the foreign nationals, massage parlour or other massage
parlours in the same geographic region and then retired without
being interviewed. And and was was this a former
employee? Was there security clearance
revoked? After that, No, they're actually
going to. Be to me.
They're going to be the signatory to the next letter
that lets you know that. This has all the hallmarks of
Russian disinformation. This is like a John Brennan type
thing where they all keep it. Do you want to pull up the the
next one? I think I called it hookers #2
because this is not a new phenomenon.
To keep track of him, man, yeah. Right.
This is not a new phenomena, not, not by any means.
Let's go back to Day of Jihad. Read.
Here. It is.
FBI agents, multiple agents, by the way, investigated for
soliciting prostitutes while on overseas duty.
This was actually in either the Philippines, I want to say, or
in Thailand. This is coming from 2021, folks.
This is like two years ago. Less than two years ago, this
report came out. And it says the investigation
found that one FBI agent allegedly solicited commercial
sex. I like commercial sex.
It's a good name for it on assignment.
While four others likely solicited, procured and accepted
commercial sex while overseas. Do you want to know the best
part of this story, Steve? The best part for me?
Send it. The best part of this entire
story is that they were actually all on TDY temporary duty
overseas for a sex trafficking conference in East Asia.
All these were totally underage. Perfect.
That's why they were all there.
They were all involved. In this sex romp we funded it as
taxpayers for them to go over there and get their jollies off
with some 12 year old girl and say that they were doing the the
good work of, you know, like these Operation Underground
Rescue. Sex trafficking?
Yeah, that's the, we talked about opportunity costs
yesterday and I and I just think it's so important that people
understand what that looks like opportunity cost is that that.
The mental and cerebral capability that you are
foregoing because you are focusing on something else.
These people are focusing on having hookers and getting away
with having hookers overseas instead of doing the job that
they're being paid for. That's the opportunity cost.
So they are not able to do the work that they were paid to do.
And in the meantime, we've got stuff like our videos.
We got a couple more videos I'm going to show you folks as we
kind of wrap up here. We're coming up on the end of
it, but it's Jihad day, so maybe we'll go a little bit further.
Let's do a video #2. I want you guys to see.
I have 3 videos entitled Jihad Day in America, Happy French
Jihad Day and more French Jihad Day.
So we'll do three of these. This is what they are not
investigating. They're going after mega
Grandma's, they're hiding their own crimes and they're not
playing with these people who seem like a problem.
This is more from Jonathan Chow. No.
This reminds me of, like, Steve Martin the jerk.
Like they're angry at the cans. They're really mad at this, this
Jewish flag, this this Israeli. Flag I can I just point it out
like you guys are stomping on a piece of cloth.
So, like, if you really are down for the fight and you think that
that's occupied territory and this is a outdoor prison camp
and the Palestinians are being persecuted, like, oh, that fixed
it. Right, right.
That that did it. Great.
Good job. Like you said, this is that
hashcat #activism. This is people that are out
there, you know, yelling at cops and stomping on a flag in a in a
US city. It's just it's totally bizarre.
I think this was in New York, but it could have been in
Seattle too. It doesn't matter.
They're hysterical, they're goofy, they're non serious
people and yet they're they're literally mad.
They're that's real anger that you see there.
Like they also probably bought that flag.
Let's just be real. Like Amazon and Chinese
benefited from this. And and going back to the
opportunity cost and and even the the guys who were busted for
getting hookers at the sex trafficking conference.
The opportunity cost of promoting in the FBI where you
would get people who are unqualified and have no
expertise over what they're doing.
So that the opportunity cost of that where you actually could
have somebody who had a certain level of competency and interest
in stopping sex trafficking from going on.
But instead we elevated the this other person because they were
able to I don't know do enough quid pro quo or write up a 954
well enough to with all their accomplishments that had nothing
to do with sex trafficking. So as a result of that has
catastrophic consequence because that.
That that was a lost opportunity to put somebody in a position of
leadership that could actually address a real threat and and
bring real corrective action to it.
That's 100% the case, apparently.
The Twitter space that I went in and got accosted, it's a pro
Palestine space. It's been going on for 144
hours. I just saw somebody call that
out in the chat. 144 again. It's five days of like.
Space. What's going on?
Twitter space on Twitter space. And not only that, but we're in
an echo chamber Twitter space. That's so pro Palestine that
we're going to attack anybody. I came in and said I don't
really care. Like, I just care about what
happens in America, which I do. Anybody who watches our show was
that knows that that's what we're trying to have here.
That's the nuanced take that we have.
In the meantime, these people are stomping on flags in the
streets and doing this. Let's do the next video, Ryan.
Just pull up the next one in order.
And I think this one is actually in France.
These are the same people who had heads chopped off and were
shot by over 100 people, what, eight years ago.
And and here we are, this is now they are all rallying in order
for it because I guess Mccrone said this was now illegal to go
and support Hamas in public. So this is the Frenchy's
reaction to it. Here's some more #activism.
It's so brave. It's so brave.
There it is. Look at them bravely.
Spray painting things in English.
I guess that's the resistance, right?
Spray painting things in English. 100% with a brand new
banner that they just had printed.
I'm not like, I'm never sure if these videos are legit of like
where they actually are. I'm sure this is from the right
time frame. But that like that could be
England too. Like there's stuff written in
English over there, who knows? Let's do the next video, which
is just one more, one more group of people in France that are
celebrating and they are so proud, so brave, they're going
to stand with Palestine, Free Palestine, everybody.
The open air prison that the Egyptians won't let their side
of the border close down either. They're keeping them locked in
there from the Egyptian. The stick opinion in France too
when we get done with this one, cause I got a comment on that,
by all means let's run the, let's run this next video here.
It's the last one we got. There's a lot of people
I tried to make out what that chant was.
Did you, did you make it out like I'm trying to make it out?
I think he said. Boots are boots.
La Fidelidad, maybe. Does that sound?
Right. Yeah.
It sounds like something my wife says in Russian, actually.
But I don't speak Russian, OK, actually.
But yeah, the way that she talks to her mom, it sounds like one
of these like, yeah, OK type of throwaway lines.
I think boots are boots is exactly what I want to think
that they're saying. Whether boots, boots, boots are
boots, Boots are boots all right.
You said you had a pin for France.
And then we'll call this thing today was it Charlie Hebdo or
we're all Charlie Hebdo, I am Charlie Hebdo which was like the
free speech absolutism. In contrast that with now you
have the the French government saying that it's illegal to
protest for Palestine. So you've you've done a 180 on
that, that belief where we're going to be absolute and free
speech to we're going to restrict that now.
I mean wherever your sympathies lie in this, I think that.
That that's a stark reminder of how quickly you, your values as
a country can change. And I would say, I would contend
that that's because they didn't preserve their ideology as
Frenchmen. They allowed the border, their
borders, they didn't protect them.
And then they, they've been heavily infiltrated and by
people who are not assimilated to the culture.
And I have now overwhelmed it. And they're going to have to
retaliate with things that are. Contradicting what they what
they say are their values. So we're we're free speech and
now we're going to have to come down with a hammer.
It's forcing you to go against your your convictions and I
think that that we're going to possibly confront that in this
country with the way that our our borders been so porous over
the last few years. Millions of people coming across
and unaddressed. And in a government that if
you've watched the police state film trailer here in the last
few weeks, they the government's not going to hesitate to go
after people for their First Amendment protected activity.
Does not care about that unless you're on the protected side of
things in which case you are likely to experience no recourse
from the government. You notice that they're all on
the political right and there is something that's another
opportunity cost. If you don't defend your
culture, someone's going to come in and fill that void and they
will attack it. I am 100% behind the free
speech. Let the the, the pro Palestine
people say whatever the hell they want peacefully in a way
that's appropriate. But if they are doing so without
a permit and you were going to arrest the MAGA people for not
having a permit, I better see them getting locked up for it.
You know, free speech is free speech except when you're like
impeding the right away and stopping people from going to
the grocery store or going to their jobs.
So it would be nice if we had a fair system that was universally
enforced across the board, but it can't be because we got the
FBI out there worrying about guys like you and me and not
purging their ranks of people that are beating their wives or
leaving their guns out at the at Costco.
So there's that. So scary.
I I mean it's it's completely on its head.
Like you always say it like this is the country that you know the
country I grew up in would invade the country that I live
in. And and it's funny way of
thinking about it but yeah, there would be like a Black Ops
team that will go in and orchestrate A coup for a
takeover. But then I think somebody's
doing a coup in this country. We have a we have a colour
revolution that's taking place. It's just not.
It's just not 1985, America. Unfortunately.
And we're being overrun by beta males that are, you know, soy
boys that are coming out and they can't turn their head and
walk in. Same time.
Like, at least. Like, let's be, let's be, let's
be courteous. Rome.
Like are we not worthy? We're not even worthy of real
Barbarians. Can we have no like
Nebuchadnezzar come and do something like we have to have
soy boys or gender fluid? We're going to have a new we're
going to have a new name for them.
It's something to the effect of a cross between barbarian and
beta. It's like beta Barbarians or
something. Vegetarians are the ones that
are taking us over right now. It's the weakest, like no beard
capabilities. Do you know that?
Actually the the the the idea of barbarism and the word Barber,
they're all related to the the Latin word for beard and the
Barbarians were bearded people. The Romans actually thought it
was uncouth, did not have a clean face, so you would have
been a good woman. I would have been a barbarian.
At least during the the time when the empire was was pushing
this out there were various fads.
Beards have always come and gone, but closer to the priest
class for a long time would have Shay faces because it was it was
seen as closer to godliness. And so the idea that Barbarians
were sacking your city was like bearded, you know, wild animals,
a bunch of Garrido Boyle types coming down from the, you know,
from the hinterland and just crushing your civilised society
down there by the Mediterranean. We're we're we have the opposite
of it coming in. We have these like, you know,
beta Varians. The soy boy invasion is
happening right now in America. Megatrend beta Varians.
Or come up with something better.
We're on the fly here. Yeah, we'll work on it, guys.
Tag me on social media with what you want to call them.
Whatever the beta barbarian horde is that's coming in and
screwing up the country. Let's say thanks to Steve.
Steve, tell people about your book.
I've got it in the show notes so they can find it there.
But give him, give him a pitch for it.
Yeah, true blue. My journey from beat cop to
suspended FBI whistleblower. It's on sale on Amazon.
It's pinned to the top of my Twitter and my truth profiles.
It's it's been doing well in the Amazon still has like 1500
copies of it. So you can you pick up a copy
there and find out what the FBI wanted me to redact, which was
basically all of it. And you will find out because I
didn't redact any. And then also I know I will be
joining Garrett O'boyle and Sonia Lovasco, both suspendable.
Tomorrow in Orlando at a convention, we're gonna be doing
a suspendable roundtable hosted by Congressman Cory Mills, and I
hope to give him a suspendable pin and maybe a Matt Gaetz and
Mike Flynn. They're also going to be at this
convention. Outstanding.
Yeah, let's get some more of those.
We gave one to Owen Shroyer the other day.
We've got one for Seb Gorka. We got one for Dan Bongino.
We got one for Dinesh. We'll hand them out.
You guys are going to start seeing these suspendable pins
like I'm wearing up here on my on my lapel.
Or I guess this is just like my breastplate.
Here is where you have your operational badge in the
military is where your jump wings would go or die bubble or
whatever else I was carrying. Yep, we're going to start and
those things are going to grow. Beard, we want to know.
People need to know, is there gonna be a?
Different beer. I'm cursed with the inability to
grow a beard and the few catfish hairs that I do have grow really
fast, so I have to shave them twice a day.
So, no, I'm going to remain a good Roman because I think of
the Roman Empire like everyday. Like that's exactly right.
Steve, background looks great. My wife even sent me a text
message. She was like his background.
Thanks for joining me this morning.
Thanks for upgrading all your capabilities.
We're moving forward and I look forward to announcing pretty
soon what we got coming up with you, me and Garrett doing
something I know folks want to see at the Sustentables
Roundtable is probably still percolating, but getting closer
to delivery date. Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, man, it's I'm excited.
We already got our content. We're ready to go and I think
the folks will be really happy with it because the Kyle Serafin
Show is is all alone on its channel that needs to have some
company. Outstanding stuff.
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I know. Steve said he was interested in
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I'll come. I'll come up with more
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We had the rich man north of Richmond.
This was the poor man South of Portland is the answer to that.
Maybe Mike is one of those poor men on the Oregon coast trying
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