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enthusiast, Second Amendment defender, and recovering FBI
agent Kyle Saraf. Hello my friends, and welcome to
the Kyle Serafin Show. Today is Thursday, September the
28th. October is around the corner.
I went for a jog last night and all my neighbours are already
putting up their Halloween decorations.
Are you putting up your Halloween decorations already?
Don't you supposed to wait until at least October 1st?
It just seems early. What are you, Home Depot or
retail store? What's going on with that?
Folks, if you're putting up your Halloween decorations, put it
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joining us today for our interview with Representative
Victoria Sparks, we're going to be doing that in just a few
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Who's winning that? I think it was Donald Trump.
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I didn't even know they were having a debate.
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is that there is a Marxist organisation that has taken over
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run by the number one Marxist lesbian.
And so that is kind of an interesting story too.
So there are people that are now there's a backlash.
This is the reason why. And I think you'll see this at
the end of the show today. We've got a little video clip
that you're going to want to stick around for.
There's more hope than you think.
I know we do a lot of sort of downer news here, but there is
more hope than you think. So let's get started with the
downer stuff. Like I said, we're going to work
our way out of sort of the despair and the sadness topic.
Number one, this is just yet another reason why people need
to be aware that the Democrats and the people that are living
in Democrat cities, they don't love you.
They don't love you at all. This is a really, really sad
story. A 26 year old tech CEO, a woman
with a bright future in front of her.
She had investments something like 7 + 1,000,000 dollars
invested in and and was bludgeoned to death in her own
apartment. And you think where could this
happen? Would this happen somewhere in
America? I guess the the answer is sort
of like maybe it was in West Baltimore.
Awfully sad female tech CEO. This is being reported on by the
New York Post. Alissa Guzman says this 26 year
old, Her name was Pavelle Pierre.
She was found in a luxury apt. I don't know how luxury it is, A
one bedroom at 1500 bucks a month in Baltimore.
That's a lot of money for a lot of us.
That's kind of like what one bedroom apartments are going for
if you live near an urban area. Pretty awful, pretty expensive
stuff. And it tells us where our
economy is at. But this woman was literally
beat to death in her own apartment by a guy.
This is where it gets really ugly by a guy who had been just
let out of gaol for a knife point sexual assault arrest.
Does that make your stomach turn?
We heard yesterday about a story and and I know a lot of people
have covered it, a 17 year old teenager being beaten to death.
I don't know what sort of savagery is going on there.
We are in one of the safest times in history and yet we have
this news of just unbelievable savagery.
I don't remember ever hearing about people getting bludgeoned
to death, beaten to death in her apt 26 year old girl.
You've got a picture of her on the screen right here.
She's sitting on the porch. She was reported missing.
They found her in her apartment and the saddest thing is, is
that she was out there contributing like she's one of
these people. She was a leftist.
Her linguist page actually talks about her company, which was
called Eco Maps, and it says that their company is 50% female
and 50% POC persons of colour. She bought into all this stuff
and then she's got this 6 foot four, almost 300 pound black guy
who came out of whatever came out of gaol to beat her to
death, even though he had just been incarcerated not too long
earlier. It's incredibly sad.
It's an incredibly sad statement on where we're in this country
and it's all the people that are voting for these awful policies,
these cashless bails, they just went into effect in Illinois.
I got a little tip from one of our our Twitter listeners saying
that the the state police arrested a guy with $14 million
worth of drugs in his car, the state police in Illinois in the
the 5th precinct and and they just let him go and they can't
assume that that is a trafficking thing.
Now that would be a felony that would get this guy locked up
probably for a long time in that state and yet they just turn
around, let him go. He's a trafficker.
He's gonna run. That's what happens when you do
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to what this woman has to say. This is a woman who saw a little
bit of what this all all looks like.
I also want to talk about topic #3.
If you pull that up, this like I said, it's it's not all bad news
but man, there's an awful lot of bad things out there.
This is coming from ABC News. Fifty teenagers, mixed bag of
teenagers and young adults. I think they the the numbers,
now 52 arrested, they're masked up and they're looting in the
Philadelphia stores. This is a continuation of what
we talked about yesterday. It's ongoing.
They had this woman whose name was, I think her name was
Meatball, something really silly.
She was like this big heavyset gal and she was crying about
being arrested, but she was live streaming this because we're
living in this strange, strange time when people think they
should not be accountable for their actions.
And what would give them that impression, you wonder?
Maybe it's DNA that let people out without having to pay bail.
Maybe it's DA's that are just knocking down charges to the
point where nobody is actually facing consequences.
I had this really odd interaction the other day with
somebody when we were talking about how there's there's
something wrong. You know, we we have a huge
amount of physical violence that goes on, but there's also not
enough for some people to just learn where the physical line
is. If you get punched in the face
when you're in high school, most of you probably had that
experience. If you're over the age of 35,
you you you upset somebody and somebody lets you know that
you're on the wrong side of the line and and it changes your
perspective. It's like, OK, there's physical
consequences to screwing up. And if you don't get that, or
you get so much of it that it no longer has any meaning and you
end up in a society that devalues sort of the the, the,
the red lines, the consequences, the civil, you know, the
civility that should exist. And they don't play by the same
rules. We're seeing that in
Philadelphia. Sadly.
Larry Krasner is the Soros back DA there and he's the guy that I
I think in some ways is going to be.
He's this has to be laid at his feet.
He charged a police officer for something that was pretty
obviously a self defence shooting.
Somebody drives, we talked about it.
They grabbed a knife out of the car.
You can't grab a knife when the police come to talk to you.
That is the wrong move. It's the wrong move all the
time. Every time it's the wrong move.
That's how you get put in the ground.
And this guy got put in the ground.
He decided to draw a knife on a cop while he was at the window
of his vehicle and he got shot for it.
And then they pressed murder charges, which is absurd and
they were dropped by the judge who said there's no evidence and
that has caused an excuse for rioting.
I don't think it's the reason for rioting, but it is the
excuse or writing. And when that's going on, it's
ugly. It's ugly on all sides.
I feel bad for those of you who live in Philadelphia.
If you are living in blue cities, if you were living in
blue states, places that don't really care about your vote,
move to where they will care about your vote.
Maybe somewhere like in Indiana that has a good representative
in front of them, like a Victoria Sparks.
We're going to play that interview in just one second for
you. But I just wanted to give you a
quick update because we found this out just before the show
started. She had a amendment.
This was amendment number 76. It was to one of the farm bills,
and it was roundly rejected by not just Democrats but also
Republicans. You can see this right here.
This is this is Rep start sparks Twitter feed.
It just says we can measure the depth of the swamp almost 400
people deep. These are people that are
entrenched in a sort of a non constitutional idea that the
government should get further involved.
Her and Thomas Massey. We didn't talk about it in the
interview but we did have a Twitter space about this.
They were talking about how the government is trying to chip
animals they're trying to put vaccines into plants and and
these two were standing against it and it's it's just a solitary
position it's one man one woman on the wall trying to keep an
eye out for American liberties. Kind of sad, not the way that it
ought to be, but as as a Excalibur just said in the chat,
yeah, Uniparty is in control. The Uniparty runs a lot of this
stuff. I think you guys can agree with
that, but they can't win because the American people
overwhelmingly don't back that. And whenever we decide that
we're done with it, it is going to start happening whether it
happens at the ballot box or it happens at the ammo box or it
happens simply by people opting out of the system and having
states have sort of a 10th Amendment revolution.
All these things are possibilities.
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Alright folks, without too much further ado, let's launch this
sucker off Ryan. Let's let's give him a little
taste of what we talked about yesterday, shall we?
Alright ladies and gentlemen, I think you are going to really
appreciate this. We're taking someone directly
from one of the clips we played last week and we were going to
be bringing her to you in an interview format.
We have the congresswoman from Indiana's fifth district.
Her name is Victoria Spartz. I'm very much looking forward to
this conversation. I think you will enjoy it as
well. So Congressman, thank you so
much for joining. Thank you for having me.
I read on your bio that you moved to the United States in
2000. Can you tell me a little bit
about before that you lived in Ukraine.
You were born in Ukraine. That's right.
Asheville was born in the field, Soviet country, USSR, and now
it's Ukraine. And I grew up, you know, in
under communism, socialism. And I was not a baby.
You know, when Soviet Union fell apart.
And really it's a matter of time and socialism falls apart and
then it hits people hard because when it does run out of money,
it becomes lawlessness and the mob rule.
And that's what's been happening in the 90s.
So I'll live through that too. And we had a lot of debate.
The ideas for Soviet times. And when I went to college, half
of our academia was still Marxist and half of academia was
Friedman Hayek. And we had a lot of deliberation
as a young person, you know, I was very engaged in that and I
believe in this great Republic with a lot of freedom.
So maybe because I was naive in some ways and yarn and sometimes
maybe it's good to be young and idealistic.
When I came to the United States after college, you know, I read
about from founding fathers. Alexis did talk.
So I believe this is kind of opportunities of equal rights
and and and all of the freedoms that are a lot of Americans died
for. And I was very disappointed when
I started to see resemblance, you know, resemblance of a
tyranny, resemblance of a police state, resemblance of, you know,
corruption and politics that I grew up with.
And I knew what it leads to. And it's like you put a frog in
the boiling water and you're like OMG.
I was very surprised and that made me crazy enough to become a
politician. But I truly understand what is.
Take and how important for us to win.
What about your parents growing up?
What what kind of political conversations were being had
when you were a young child and and maybe as you were a
teenager? Listen, I, you know, when you
grow up and under communist, you didn't have too many political
conversations. But I actually did a lot with my
grandpa. My grandpa, when he was young
and you know, a lot of people maybe remember history, what
happened to Ukraine when Soviets took over Ukraine.
So his grandpa was a farmer, had some land and was, you know, and
and they were trying to take land away from people putting
collective farm and send a lot of Ukrainians to die South in
the steeps. And my grandpa almost died.
One of his siblings did so. He remembered that and it was
very vivid in his memory. And millions of Ukrainians would
die for that because they didn't want to be part of socialism,
communism. And he never, he hated that.
He never wanted to join the party.
You know, he walked a little bit, you know, collective farm
and they didn't like him send him to Siberia.
So there was a lot of fights for freedom that this was kind of
like talk about that. I had my some of my predecessor
was causes that fought against Zars and when they say that.
You know, you know, let freedom doesn't go through the
bloodstream. I think if it's important, you
know, if you have your parents and grandparents explaining you
and communicated how important it is, it does stay in your
blood. So look at the Cuban Americans
here. You know, they go talk to them.
They know what communism, socialism is.
And I think that is gives a lot of, you know, a lot of stamina
to you to understand and what is it at stake, you know.
And then when Soviet Union fell apart, my father, I mean he died
young, unfortunately, because of Chernobyl.
Situation he help with building roads for evacuations got a lot
of radiation that was another failed thing that happened in
socialist country you know but when he went fell apart he was a
engineers for roads and he was telling me Victoria all this
government that's terrible we have to you know he was one of
these young leaders that wanted to have freedoms and
unfortunately most Soviet republics you know except
Baltics which were different fell back into dictatorship in
Ukraine is actually the only one is still trying to survive and a
lot of people going through bloodshed so it's.
Very difficult. When you use freedoms, you have
to go to bloodshed to go them back.
And a lot of Americans died. For us to have what we have and
we have to remember that and educate our children how
important it is. It's really interesting that you
mentioned people in America need to remember because I think a
lot of Americans don't have a good perspective on their own
history. And so I keep meeting immigrants
that have come to this country. They have a better sense of
American foundations and and history, You know, compared to
the people that were born here like I was, I at least had good
education. Maybe you could kind of tell us
you came to the United States in 2000.
I read that you met your husband on a train.
Will you tell us is there a good love story here?
Well, listen, this is what you're know.
My husband's mom was actually from Germany.
His father was stationed in Germany in the military is how
they met. And my husband used to go travel
around Europe and happened to be on the same trend.
And I travel around Europe, always had an interest, you
know, in in the West. And I study international
economics in college and it was very, you know, it got
adventurous. It's actually good to travel and
see around the world to really see the difference.
It's really broadens your horizon, I think.
More American children should go around it, you know, they
believe in marks. They should go visit China.
You know, I think it would be good experience for them to
understand that you can actually go on social media.
It can be in gaol for making the post, you know, And I think a
lot of people don't realise and don't have appreciations.
You know what we have. I mean, listen, we have
problems. No one is perfect, you know, But
look at everyone else and I think it's important to realise
that we still have the most freedoms and individual.
That's what makes it the greatest countries in the world,
you know, and I think you know, common here.
Just, you know, with the one suitcase with broken English and
you know Elena in Chicago, not know anyone.
You have to be a little bit crazy in adventures, you know.
But I truly was inspired, you know, by the ideas of, you know,
our Republic. And maybe, maybe, as I said,
being idealistic and reading it from the books of founding
fathers, then maybe I was idealistic.
But sometimes you have to remember the ideals and I think
this is important. I am not as idealistic now but.
I picked my health to die, but there are some hills that we
have to check and I think we have to save this Republic and
some things of the tyrannies that happening right now.
It's unacceptable in our country.
Then we'll not be any different from everyone else.
And this Republic will fail if we don't preserve this
principles. And we have a history.
You know, if you remember what's happened with the Greece, what
happened with the Roman Republic, they failed because
you know, we they did not protect the freedoms of people
and they turn into dictatorship. You know, and our founding
fathers try to learn from their mistakes and try to create this
beautiful constitution with a cheque and balances where the
power spread between different branches, where power spread
between different entities. They understood that they didn't
want to have kings. And I think we are not paying
attention what's happening right now.
And when we centralised power that is was really pure
socialism. Dictatorship is going to happen.
And if you read Hayek, centralised control and
centralised planning. And this is case accumulation
power in Washington DC That's what really communist is about.
Because they want to have what is socialism and you have
political elites and obvious oligarchs and everyone else is
equally poor and they now making Americans more and more poor,
destroy the middle class. Not allowing people with low
income to move into create wealth into middle class.
And then they will have a lot of very wealthy people on top that
get a lot of federal money and try to make us all parties and
we should not accept it as Americans.
So one of the characteristics I heard you say, police state.
That's kind of a buzzword right now that people are running
around with Do we have a police state and do we have an
oligarchy in America from your position?
Happen. And you know, I mean, listen,
let's just look at the facts almost every industry knows,
controlled by oligopolies, You know, oligopolies, oligarchs,
however you want to call it, right?
But it is not natural. Most of these are not natural
monopolies. It's government created,
government incentivized, subsidise monopolies,
oligopolies. Now every sector, there is no
competition. When you don't have competition,
you don't deliver value. They don't have to compete.
They just can ask for more money and they keep asking for more
money from Congress too. We're going bankrupt.
They they want more money and don't you dear challenge case
strict here OMG they're dragging you through few amendments here
that they've been dragging this Ramadan.
I know they're going to have a national smear campaign that
means I'm doing something good and I'm going to fight that
fight. I know that I'm doing something
right for the people because there is no lobby for the people
here. So that is a big problem.
Look at Department of Justice. Is Department of Justice really
tried to protect America's look at human trafficking, drug
trafficking. We have a lot of problems with
open border potential terrorists crossing the border.
This is very dangerous things that they have to be dealing
with and they harass them. Parents that vocal about not
their schools not serving their children.
I mean they have look at our achievements in education and we
have 30% of our kids even eligible only to go to the
military. People don't know how to read
simple mathematics. What in the hell was spending
money on people you know I'm glad that list some of the
things good about you know kids staying home during COVID that
parents seeing how worthless education have become and more
parents are now concerned because it is national security
crisis not educate our children. You know what what's happening
now where there is a, you know attack on on religion and our
country was built on religious freedoms you know and now you
know they any traditional Catholics or traditional people
that believe in traditional value now attack like enemy of
the state look at the dictatorship of opinion If
you're not agreeing with us they're going to tell you are
racist. You hate women.
You are hate everyone. If you have a different sound
opinion well if you know listen I don't agree with my husband's
most of the time but the reason I keep government television
opinion is right or wrong that is called dictatorship.
It's a tyranny. This is a pure definition of
tyranny and when Department of Justice instead of dealing real
issues started harassing Americans are just upset with
the government intimidate them. You know that people not afraid
that FBI is going to be shown up to their houses and it's not a
very, you know, it's very not reconciling for a lot of people
to have someone wrote up to raid your house.
You know, just because you came to Washington, DC and to say I'm
sick and tired of this government.
Well, the peaceful protest that is fundamentals of any
democratic society, you know Republic cannot survive without
us being able to voice that opinion.
So if you look at all of that, you know that is a tyranny.
I mean it's a pure definition of tyranny.
I don't. I don't.
I see like we become a tyrannical government and that
is very dangerous. So you're playing off the same
sheet of music that I have. I obviously saw some of these
things. I brought some of them forward
from the FBI side. And I'm curious, what was the
reaction as you and your colleagues started receiving
this information? Finding out about the FBI,
investigating Catholics, finding out about the school board
meetings and things that were happening and the fact that
people like my buddy Steve Friend was out there surveilling
parents and write down their their licence plate numbers.
How do you guys respond when this information comes public to
you? Well, I think it's, it's
unbelievable for me to see as an American what's happening.
But it's also, I think people like you, I need to be also
protected because it's interesting how the other side,
they're like, Oh yeah, we need to protect whistleblowers, but
only if they like what whistleblowers have to say.
If they don't. This is unacceptable.
And I think we need to have some protections because the people,
brave people like you are are willing to stand up, you know,
for we the people against the machine that can destroy your
life. And we have to be able to
protect people like that and stand up for people that willing
to. I mean this is like raise their
livelihoods a live careers. And a lot of these people are
not very wealthy people and they cannot be fundraising was a lot
of money to defend themselves because the police state is
going to come after you and they're going to be trying to
harass you, which is unfortunately happening right
now in America. So I think it's important for
Congress that to look in that and and force Democrats to put
their money where mouth is and how it truly whistleblower
protection to anyone in the government that willing to stand
up. So I think you know a lot of
Americans are shocked to hear that but I appreciate your
bravery. I know how tough it is to say
inconvenient truth. You know, no one is used.
Everyone. There's a lot of showmanship
here in circuses and bullshit. Go fight China on TV screens.
But no one is willing to, you know, to actually fight real
fights and win them. So I appreciate for people like
you are that the American people can hear the truth.
American people think here that American people, stupid American
people are not stupid. American people are just tired.
American people being brainwashed, told so many lies.
But people are pretty smart and they understand that something
is wrong, but they need to hear more than from politicians, but
actually people that know what's going on.
Because I think people are getting tired and do not
underestimate the power of the people.
If American people get fed up with that, this government will
start serving them. Because we still have the
greatest Republic, we still have mechanism that no matter how
powerful case right here, no matter how corrupt politicians
are here and how weak they are, if American people decide enough
is enough, this politicians will start moving.
I saw a pretty impassioned plea that you did in front of Merrick
Garland. We played that on my show.
And so my audience has seen you go out there and kind of make a
comparison to the KGB. In all fairness to the KGB, I
think they were probably better and more efficient at what they
did, even though they were scarier than the FBI.
I'm curious, do you think that there is a parallel to the way
that things felt in the USSR and the way that things are going
right now as as it started to fall?
Was there the same sentiment among people that you see in
Americans right now is they sort of quote unquote wake up and
they're looking around and seeing something they don't
like. Well, and and and it is
unfortunate And some things, I'll be honest, there's even
more disturbing to me. You know what's happening here
that even worse that what happened in the USSR we'll
discuss in Farm Bill even, you know, even in the US saw the
government didn't get into your business.
What food you eat is much. You know, even in the US saw you
actually, you know, had to you know, they put you in gaol for
not working, but you had to work to eat.
You know, we can create real perosn salads for people not to
warm because we want to have more people depending on
government to become more pockets and create very perverse
incentive instead of empower people to move out of poverty.
But every system it has opposite incentives.
So I think there are a lot of things are even more disturbing
for me to see what's happening in our country.
And if you see, you know, what's what's happening to countries
like USSR, you know, there is a matter of time until, you know,
the socialism, you know, fails. And listen, I actually, I'll be
honest with you. I actually appreciate, you know,
people like Bernie Sanders, at least he's honest.
He says I'm socialist. I hate the most is hypocrisy and
it's really bothers me the most with some of these people.
They talk about we're fighting for freedom and competition.
They're full of it. They're not fighting for the
people, you know, they all just have nice presentation.
So I said at least be honest. If you're saying you're not
serving the people, then maybe you know, just be honest so
people know where we stand. So you're one of about maybe 600
people in Washington, DC who's really got a chance to do
something. I know you're 1 of 435 in in the
house. Who's driving this?
Who's driving this agenda down the American people's throats
and and that you seem upset about, and I feel upset about
it. I think the average American is
upset about who's controlling it.
Unfortunately, everything in politics and government is about
money, big money. You know, there are a lot of,
you know, people on K St that making big money, using poor
people as pawns and using American people to enrich
themselves. And I hate to tell you, but it's
all about money. And if Congress is not doing
this job, over 70% of standard is not authorised by Congress.
We do a lot of presentations, but we can't even pass
appropriation bills. We put a lot of, you know, devil
into our mandatory spending, pure fraud and abuse of the
system, billions of dollars that no one has a backbone to deal
with because there are a lot of special interest groups that
have to, you know, give some money back to the people.
And unfortunately this programmes are bankrupt.
But knowing you have the backbone because you know we
have very expensive political campaigns, you know in the packs
and the sad want to have lots of contribution and look at
healthcare number one, you know two and three.
That's big pharma, big hospitals and big insurance number not top
$3. And they've gone write big
cheques and they funnelled billions of dollars building Taj
Mahals billions on Wall Street executives make billions.
And listen, I am not against people making money.
I think, you know, people have to strive to compete.
But I am against bankrupting our great children to make some of
these people into billionaires and make us fall into puppets.
And no one has a backbone, included Republicans to stand
up. And it's unfortunate that we
are, we are, we are. Sometimes I feel like one woman
standing, but you know what I'll do?
One woman standing and hopefully I'll have more people there.
Because ultimately, we cannot lose this war.
Well, I'll take an angry immigrant woman who's decided to
step into politics, which sounds like an awful game altogether.
People tell me the same thing from the outside, and and I'm
not in politics, I just comment on it.
It looks like the Democrats are the team that is playing to win
and Republicans are playing to lose more slowly.
Is that a fair assessment? And if so how do we, how do we
change that? Well, listen, unfortunately, you
know Democrats definitely planning to win and I have to I
might disagree very much with what they do with their
brilliant at what they do and they always have a plan.
Unfortunately Republicans turn into showmanship and are not
trying to win. They don't want to lose, but
they they're afraid to govern because government is tough and
unfortunately you know if we don't set up there is no one
else can. So I have to make my Republican
stronger. I was joking with some
democracies said, listen, you're so lucky I haven't played it so
much. It was my Republicans.
I don't even have time for you. But I think it's important for
us, you know, to start delivering something for the
people and for Republicans put money with the mouses and it's
very difficult to do. So that's why I had to push my
speaker, which fell as few times, to do better.
And I'll continue doing it because ultimately I'm
responsible for the hour leadership and I'm I can blame
other Congresses and wait for the perfect alignment,
understand the future. But ultimately I'm responsible
for this Congress. And when you are in charge and
Republicans are in charge, you know all the House right now,
you take full responsibility for what you're doing or not doing
and you have, you cannot connect to anyone else.
You cannot blame anyone else. This is your full
responsibility. You are the deliverer or fail
and our future generation is going to look at us and say
another worthless Congress. And I wouldn't blame them for
saying that. So we've got people in the in
the audience. The average person is out there
kind of screaming do something, but they're waiting for someone
to save them. What actions can people do that
make a difference to you and the chair you're sitting in right
now? And they make phone calls.
Your constituents or other people's constituents, You know
what moves the needle for you as a congresswoman, I think it's
important for the people and don't underestimate the power of
the people. A lot of my colleagues will get
very nervous if they actually get calls and emails from real
people. Not from love, is not from
organisation organised, but from real constituents which will
demand for them to win some battles.
And listen, we cannot die in every hill, but there are some
very important we have to win. And I think it's important for
them to hear directly from their constituency and don't like by
presentations on all of this. You know, people, as I said,
like if people spend so much energy about writing books and
fighting all these fights on presentations on TV would
probably deliver something, you know, but it's all circus and I
don't need messaging girls to die in, you know, in the Senate.
This is waste of time. The only two times we're going
to matter in this Congress, you know, when we do debt ceiling
increase that's going to become a law whatever we put there and
we fail this summer. So I hope we'll do better next
fall and we'll have a better plan to challenge some of this
you know for a swampy creatures over here.
And then we also have this appropriation prices that's
where the money is on this is where the the stuff is.
So force force your representatives to become a
lobby for the people. There is no lobby for the people
here. Voice your opinion just said
don't give presentations you're fine with for me figure out how
to win because we can win if we really want to win.
And I truly believe American people even on bipartisan bases
are fed up with that and tired. There is so much that's why
uncertainty and frustration from all of the sites.
You know and I think it's very bad call country.
But I think people are frustrated that we not serving
them. So I would encourage them call
your representatives, ask them what they do in town halls.
Come to their town halls and if they do not do and ask them why,
why they're not going and talk to the people.
Are they afraid to tell the truth.
Are they afraid to tell what they do they're not doing?
Question them. And if they're not willing to go
in the trenches and have but with you, no matter what
presentation the lobbyists are going to do and what like
they're consulting is going to tell you all this bullshit
they're fighting for. You don't believe them?
Take them out, get rid of them. Even if you think they have a
good presenters. They all get money whole.
What is people like to hear? Take bullshit and behind the
scenes making deals here and do not want to stand up for you.
And we need to start getting rid of also including in some
Republicans that are worthless. We have too many fraudulent
talking heads here that not really fight in the real fight
too. How many people move the needle?
How many people got to make a phone call to you before you
start really caring and that phones ringing?
Listen, a lot of people don't get very many calls from real
people. So, like you get 20-30 calls
from your constituents. My colleagues are getting
nervous. You know, I get a lot of phone
calls and not all of them friendly but involved in too
many battles. But a lot of my colleagues don't
get too many. And if they actually get phone
calls from real people, if they actually, you know, have
messages that you know, that come from their constituency,
they do care and they get but getting nervous and they start
paying attention because a lot of them want to be real acted, a
lot of them want to do some good things.
We just need to strengthen them up with some.
Then why do I have this job? Because they will be unemployed.
Otherwise, you know, you wouldn't hire them for $10.00 an
hour. A lot of them didn't have a job
seriously before they came and kind of look up a little bit
there. Buyer.
If they mingle all their life from politics and never had real
jobs, no matter what they have to say, probably not the people
you want to vote for. I hate to tell you, but most of
them all they care about of the employed here in Washington, DC,
and that they're not going to be serving the people.
And we have too many people like that, including in my side of
the aisle. That seems very true from
looking at some of the BIOS I've seen.
Less impressive. Yours at least has some private
industry, which is great. You said you can only pick a
couple of hills to die on. What are your hills that you die
on? Well listen right now I'm
looking on our spending and our debt.
I think you know what's happening without debt is
national security crisis is going to destroy the future
generation but even destroy our current generations.
Inflations that we're going to have you know is going to
destroy metal class. Look at that.
Most people you know the owning the home it's one of the biggest
asset they can actually buy to purchase to be able to move up
in this society creates some wells.
You know housing is not going to be just affordable.
It will become unachievable for many people.
Right now inflation you know on all of the bad energy policy and
inflation is going to make a lot of people very, very poor.
You know and I it's it's it's it's accumulates in and it
reaches the point where you're going to be barely have enough
money to just provide yourself for some food and it also
affects prices of food. I mean I'm doing some farm and
I'm actually the one who drives combine, at least I used to do
and enjoyed it. You know, look at that
fertiliser cost, energy prices, seeds, all input costs, I mean
they quadruple sometimes even more.
So that's going to all effects on prices for consumers.
So I think we have so many monopolies dictating the prices,
lack of competition, inflation, but energy policies, so they're
very important. So we have to that dealing with
our fiscal state of our nation. We have to move the needle.
Our credit rating was downgraded because we don't even want to
have a talk about having a plan and that is very destructive.
And then you have Chinese on top of it try to undermine us as a
reserve currency and make a digital currency to take over.
I think that is very dangerous move.
It's going to hurt significantly a lot of Americans and inflation
already hurting a lot of Americans and people on fixed
income. So we have to start dealing with
that. I think that is a very important
hill. And then I think in that the
issues of border security is unacceptable.
What's happening in our border. This is a national security
crisis and huge material risks, you know, and danger our people.
So this is 2 hills that are very very important.
I tend to agree with you. My my question is is we brought
up finances quite a bit and can the American people really
afford to have another continuing resolution where we
kick the can down the down the line and and just wait to solve
this later. Listen I think we should not be
governance continuing resolutions and through crisis.
You know this is how this clay has been like that let's create
crisis we'll put a bunch of stuff into omnibuses no one
knows what it in there and then we'll figure out later and then
let's you know let's vote for it and we'll find out later what is
in this goes right. So this is how it typical
business as usual and and and a lot of stuff is very bad at
these bills because they're very complicated and convoluted.
So we have to go to real appropriation process.
I personally thank unfortunately we increase the amount of
unauthorised tenant. We didn't pass appropriations.
We didn't do a good job. Is that still increase which I
complained to speaker started last November are forced some
rules to have a better processes and regular order including
twelve appropriation bills. I had to fight a lock with him
on that issue and I told we're going to be here in September
and we are where we are, where I told him we're going to be.
And I think it is a lack of leadership but I belong to a
group of people. I said, listen, you know, I am
so fed up with this. I had very unfriendly exchanges
with him, you know, in the last few weeks I had it, you know,
probably in the in the last six months I had not as vocal, but I
just got sick and tired. In the last months I became way
more vocal because it seems like it's the only way you can start
push them to do anything in my leadership.
So I told him if we're willing, you know, I'm willing to give us
more time even though we should renew that we we didn't have
time. We had time to do that before.
But I'm OK. I'll give you a little bit of
time. If we can have that Commission
to at least do better job next year and some border security,
serious legislation, enforcement mechanisms to secure the border
and exchange for a short time framed CR which will help us to
finish appropriation bills. But we need to have true intent
and be very serious with the Senate that we're not going to
accept all of these CR to continue this way.
We need to be very serious. We're going to start going
through appropriations. That's how it should be, you
know, So I am some of my colleagues are really dig deep
now and they don't trust him at all.
You know, I'm probably sometimes I want to give give people
another chance problem or generous than some of my
colleagues. I want Republicans to succeed.
I know it's tough. It's, you know, it's a muscle
memory. It's very difficult because it's
done, you know, for too long of a time.
I told him conservatives are not going to fall.
There's a very strong people. You're not going to threaten
them. You better be serious.
I don't think he believe it. Now he does, so we'll see if
he's willing to fight. I want to give him another
chance because ultimately I want us to succeed, you know, and
then we'll see after that if succeeds or not.
But I think there are some legitimate concerns that some
people in my conference do not trust him anymore, and it's
going to be very tough for him now to figure out how he can
convince them to go to one more battle with him.
You're correct. I think a lot of people just the
the average person is getting that same impression right now.
Sort of a maybe a last question, are you familiar with the
Cloward Piven strategy? Because when you say rule by
crisis, which is what you described this this
appropriation failure as. It seems to me like that plays
right into the hands of 1960s, you know, an onward strategy
that is a very leftist strategy and it's obviously very
effective because it seems like we just keep playing into it.
I'll tell you one thing that you know, Deborah was always they
don't get any crisis go to waste and that much better, you know.
So unfortunately we're not very good looking at this crisis and
winning and have a look in an opportunities because I hate to
say unfortunately government became that unless it's a crisis
and get people's attention, no one is doing anything about
anything. We are not as good in the
offence. You know, Republicans need to be
much better on the offence to deliver things, you know, not
just deliver talking points, deliver real results and
incremental results. So I think that is something
takes some leadership, takes some courage, takes some vision.
And we don't have a very good leadership in Washington DC
because I'll be honest with you, a lot of good people, normal
people, common sense, hard working Americans want nothing
to do with politics anymore. Brutalities became how you get
attacked, you get drugs smart, you don't have media on your
side, you don't, you know, have, you know, have a lot of money on
your side. So they're attacking you.
So it's very difficult. Then you'll be in.
You and your family will be drugs from God and a lot of good
people, good Americans. I said, gosh, I don't want to go
through this hell, you know. But I'll tell you one thing, you
know, I don't know. I think Churchill said if you
guys are hell, keep going. I'll tell you one thing, that if
we are not willing to do that, we're going to lose this
Republic. And I truly believe that
Americans have enormous amounts of power to actually deliver.
And I would encourage people not to give up.
We have too many people that died for our freedoms.
We cannot forget about that. I truly believe that we still
have the greatest Republic that ever existed in the world.
Because, you know, I was never elected by leadership of my
party. They fought me.
I fought so much with my own party.
I was elected by the people of my party.
And if someone like me can be calm in the part of the United
States Congress, still the greatest institution if we get
our act together, was an enormous amount of power and
capabilities, then I truly believe our Republic still is
pretty strong and people are still pretty strong.
And people were able to overpower big money and big
special interest group and corrupt politicians in my party
to support me to win. I was elected by we the people
within my party probably afraid me more than the Democrats
because I want them to be bad. I don't want them to fail.
So I think we still have abilities of the people to
govern. But we keep losing and losing
the small disabilities. That's why we need to stand up
and set up a bipartisan basis and we're going to win.
Because I think this is not a partisan issue.
I think most Americans don't want to be governed by tyranny
and dictators. Most Americans do not want to
have socialism, communism. Most Americans just tired of
what is happening here. But we can get on board.
And I think it's important to educate other people and become
more engaged and pay attention, because if people pay attention
as politicians will get that attention too.
All right. Well, I want to be respectful of
your time, just it sounds like, and you may have already
answered this, I guess, but if you could do it all over again,
would you still move to the United States if you were moving
into 2023? United States and would you
still run for office knowing what you know right now?
Listen in a lot of ways I'm sometimes look, you have to be
crazy you know, to, you know to move to other country.
But some things, you know just, you know, God has a plan for
you. And I truly believe I said we
don't have media on the side, but we have God on our side.
And I truly believe, you know, I came here and this is the only
country where America is like you know I think Margaret
Thatcher said you Europe was created by history.
America was created by philosophy, by philosophy of
freedom. I'm very, you know, happy that
God maybe what is very tough for me, you know that God you know
had situation in my life where me as a young person inspired by
this country of ideas and ideas and come in here and he put me
in the challenging situations, you know.
But he always knows the reason why that I've been in this
situation. So I truly love this Republic.
I truly believe that if there is no one else there, if we are
like, if we are not strong as a Republic, if we are not succeed,
if there is no one else to fight the righteous fight.
Dictators will take over the world with the only obstacle to
them. But we have to keep our country
strong. We have to.
We. We are the shining light on the
health of freedoms around the world too.
You know, we're the people don't even realise how people look up
at us and how people dream and to be an American.
So I'm very honoured to be here. You know, I am very honoured
that I have great people of my state of Indiana just sending me
here to fight some battles and trust me that I'm going to fight
for them, you know, and I'm going through all of the
hardship makes you stronger. We should never be afraid.
But I truly believe that this Republic was created by God and
this Republic has to be saved. And I have no doubt that we're
going to win this war because God is on our side and we don't
need anyone else if he's on our side.
Who can be against right? That's right.
Thank you so much for joining me.
I really appreciate it. We're honoured to have you on
here if you ever want to come back and share another message,
especially the big. I know you're working on some
big amendments right now and I hope they're successful.
Thank you for for bearing your soul just a little bit with us
here and and I hope you have a great rest of your week.
Thank you very much and thank you for what you do.
I appreciate it very. Much thank you, Congressman.
All right, ladies and gentlemen, kind of moving there at the end,
kind of, kind of got to a little bit of the meat of the bone.
And. Yeah.
If you didn't see that, go back about two minutes, roll, roll
back about two minutes, You can see that she actually believes
this, which is not something that everybody can do.
There are very few people who will have a spark of, you know,
kind of a little bit of water in their eye when they think about
the way that America should be. And it can be.
We're going to actually end today's show with something
that's pretty uplifting. What I wanted to do is actually
I don't always have time to do this, but we've got some time
today I want to hit some of the things that I thought were
really salient. And you can go back and listen
to it again with these in your ear, if you might.
She says communism slash socialism.
Every single time she says communism, she also adds
socialism. There's something very profound
about that. As someone who has lived under
that type of thing. We hear people that are
socialists talk about, well, we're talking about socialism,
not communism. And you look at somebody who
lived in the USSR. Who grew up underneath communism
slash socialism. And she considers them one
thing. I think that is very telling.
I just want you to consider that there is no daylight between
those two things. They are, they are different but
maybe different brand names and she does it multiple times
throughout the interview. And so that's something to
consider. She also said if you like
Marxism, go live in China for a little bit.
I think that's incredible good good wisdom for all those young
people that think it's so wonderful, the implementation of
their great strategies. Go check it out.
The people that are on the political left, that are the
antifa types, that think that they want to fight fascism and
they have this. Idea of what?
It's gonna you know, they're all wearing masks.
They all don't want to be identified.
Go check out what Marxism looks like in implementation.
If you go to China, there are more cameras in Beijing than
there are in most countries, just in that city alone.
And the reason is because they have to watch their population,
because the population is what is the danger for people that
live under Marxism, that live under communism slash socialism.
I think that's very telling. She also said you should travel
when you're young. If you have young kids that are
teenagers, late teens, early 20s, that is a great time to go
see a little bit of the world because it gives you
perspective. I was able to live in London for
about six months, maybe 5-6 months when I was when I was
younger. I think I visited 12 countries
or so in Europe during that time.
I've been to some other countries since then.
But at the end of the day, I don't want to live anywhere
except America. I don't want to take my family
anywhere. That I can't be armed.
That I can't look out for them and that I don't have to.
That I don't want to have to ask anyone's permission to defend my
family and maybe you find. Differently.
Maybe you think that Italy is the place to live, but I don't
want to live in a place where I don't have the ability to do the
things that the American experiment has offered us.
So I do think it's really important that you're young.
You have no children, you have no other responsibilities.
You go out there and see it. You can take some risks that
don't exist. When you start having little
kids, when you start being responsible for other human
beings, you start making some different decisions.
It's worth seeing that. And the best thing is, once
you've been other places and you see what's out there, there is
almost everything you can imagine in America inside of our
boundaries. We have deserts, we have
glaciers, we have mountains, right?
We have. Seasides.
We have forests, we have planes, all the things you can imagine.
We have Tundras. You can go all over this country
and never leave and still be sort of at least nominally
protected by our US Constitution, which doesn't
exist in other places. You don't have the rights under
the government, you don't have the rights in the freedoms that
we expect. They don't exist worldwide and
you can find that out very, very quickly when you realise that
and you go and travel. So I think it's important to do
those sort of things. She consistently referred to the
United States as a Republic, and you'll find that to be very
different than what happens when you listen to Democrats speak.
They always talk about our democracy.
We've talked about how the terms are so important and the words
that we use are so important. The term Republic is a barrier
to the tyranny of the majority, and that's what a democracy is.
It's the tyranny of the majority.
It's 50% + 1. It's I don't have to listen to
the minority and I can quash them simply because we have the
numerical majority. The Republic requires that you
have a a massive massive majority 60% plus and there's
all kinds of barriers to entry on purpose.
Our government is meant to move slowly and her recollection and
her, her continually saying the correct term, which is Republic.
It tells you that a lot of times immigrants have a better grasp
of civics than Americans do. How many of you would have
walked out of there, you know coming out of high school and if
somebody said my democracy, you would have bristled, but you
should because we do not have that thing.
I think it's really important to talk about that and and Michelle
in the chat was very. Shoot to pull that out.
I took that little note down. Some of you are not familiar
with K St. You're all familiar with Wall
Street. Wall Street is the sort of
ubiquitous term that we use to encapsulate big finance and the
straight the trading that happens on the stock markets
because there is a stock market on Wall Street.
K St is where the lobbyists are based.
It is an east West route in Washington, DC It is just north
of the US capital, Capitol Hill and the entire district there.
And then it's also north of the White House.
It spans the entirety east to West, and it is in the central
part of Washington, DC Northwest.
It's where you find all of our lobbyists and that's where the
big money flows in. That's where a lot of the think
tanks. End up going and that's where
all the political pushes for power.
So when she says that the that Congress is being manipulated by
K St those are some of the big demons that we talk about.
But K St is just people that have the money that come from
people like you. You can have a representative on
K St The idea that it is is something that we cannot take
back is also a fantasy. And so I'm I'm happy that she
says make some phone calls. She talks about when you're a
lobbyist, you're already working from behind the 8 ball with
someone like Vic. Right.
If you, if you take a phone call from a lobbyist, you already
know they're trying to sell you something.
Imagine when the phone rings and somebody calls and you know
they're a salesperson. But if somebody calls up and
they're your neighbour or there's someone you've never met
but they happen to know, let's say your kid who lives in
another state, you're going to listen.
And so she said 10/20/30 calls. That is not very many people.
We have 900 plus people sitting in the live chat right now.
So that's enough to move most of the the Republicans in Congress
that are not getting off their butts. 20 people making a phone
call will move the needle for her is what she said because
they don't receive these phone calls.
We always want to send an email because it's impersonal and it's
just as easy to ignore. You always think about this,
Somebody comes up and knocks on your door in person.
You got to deal with that person.
Somebody rings the phone and you don't know who it is, but you
answer you're probably going to talk to them politely.
Somebody sends you an email, delete.
Very easy. So raise the bar of entry when
it comes to them dismissing you. And when 20 people pick up the
phone and ring a phone about a bill or an amendment or anything
along those lines? She's mentioning that that makes
a difference. I think it's really important.
It's worth hearing it from somebody who's sitting in that
seat. She also said governing is
tough. All right.
And so, Ryan, if you'll slap up the our what is it topic number?
Topic #5. It's just a little, it's a
little joke here. If it ain't fixed, break it.
This is the legacy of Cloward Piven.
We touched on it very, very briefly, but it's worth noting.
Cloward Piven is a strategy that was developed in 1965 or
thereabouts. It is a Democrat strategy at
this point. And what they they recommend is
break it, break things. It's what's happening in
Philadelphia right now. If you are able to break things,
then you are able to recommend the fix when you can see that it
is in fact broken and they are breaking Philadelphia, they are
breaking many of our urban areas.
It's the same story that we're hearing about in Baltimore.
Which is a disaster. Baltimore looks like a zombie
apocalypse happened and we lost. The zombies invaded and we
didn't win. We being human beings, it's a
terrible place. And for all of you who live in
Baltimore, if you think it's the opposite, put it in the comments
and I will debate you any day. It is the worst place I've ever
visited in the United States and I've gone to a lot of bad areas.
I used to hang out in Southeast DC, which is not nice.
Baltimore is its own animal of sadness and I've heard some
stories from cops that work the beats there that absolutely I
will not even repeat on the show because they're so debilitating.
They are black Pilling type things, so.
They break things and then the the solution is the federal
government comes in and fixes it.
And so that's what they're talking about.
She talked about the one of the things, and I don't think we
spelled it out, but there is a difference between the left and
the right. The political left doesn't
operate on principles. They operate on progress.
And that's why she said she's kind of jealous of her, Her
opponents, they all are able to work forward because it doesn't
matter what the goal is. The goal is move the needle,
always constantly get progress. Republicans are trying to stand
on principles. And I will open that more
broadly to people like me, to include lower case C
conservatives. Conservatives are interested in
principles, founding principles, democratic principles from, you
know, the beginning of our Republic.
And some of these things are are, you know, debatable.
But they we have a principle set that says does this make sense?
Are we pro life? Are we interested in individual
freedoms? Do we want to make sure that
people have autonomy? Do you, should they be able to
self determine in their life? When you talk about progress,
progress can be all the things that are against that and so
they can March in all directions and they are always on the same
team. Very interesting.
And she also mentioned that they governed by crisis.
The last thing I heard is that when you're looking at your
representatives and you owe it to yourself and you owe it to
your children to know who you are.
Collecting. She said some of these people
couldn't even hold a $10.00 an hour job.
You didn't hear it. We didn't ask because it's on
her bio page. It's very easy for you to look
up. She's a CPA, so Representative
Sparks worked in finance. She worked as a bank teller,
that she got herself advanced degrees and she went on and
became a CPA. There's some additional
requirements and and experience that are required to become a
CPA. She's an accountant.
She looks at money and it makes sense to her because that's what
her trade is. Her colleagues oftentimes have
no trade. They have no real job.
I think AOC is the perfect millennial to represent that.
She's a personality with no substance.
She has a degree. But she has no knowledge, you
know, she's what Dan Bongino might call the well, she.
It's the opposite of what Dan Bongino would call.
He worries about the the stupid, smart people, Those are educated
people that don't know anything. I would be worried that she's
actually a smart, stupid person. She knows nothing, but she's
very good at manipulating people.
And so a smart, stupid person is a lot of what fills up Congress.
And I think we just heard about that.
People who couldn't hold a $10.00 an hour job but are able
to get elected to 175 hundred $85,000 a year job.
Interesting and scary. I wanna leave you with a couple
of thoughts. Number one is a little touch we
if you heard earlier the the movement towards tyranny is is
pretty overwhelming. If you pull up topic #2, this is
what the police state looks like in real life.
This is the things that we are scared of right now.
This is reporting coming from Breitbart.
I'm actually going to start by telling you from New York Times
the judge denies Trump's request.
I always try to give you both sides of what it sounds like.
And this is what the New York Times has to say.
Judge Tanya Chutney. She rejected arguments from
former President Trump's legal team that she could not fairly
conduct his trial of federal charges for plotting to overturn
the 2020 election. This is New York Times that I'm
reading from. OK, it says.
And just listen to the verbiage that is being used.
And then we'll go to Breitbart and hear the other side of it.
The judge overseeing former President Trump's trial on
charges of seeking to overturn the 2020 election denied on
Wednesday his attempt to disqualify her from the case
supposedly. Being biassed against him.
Supposedly biassed in a strongly worded order, the judge says the
following rejected claims says that she's shown bias, blah blah
blah and and do they quote her? It says the statements certainly
do not manifest a deep seated prejudice that would make a fair
judgement impossible. Does she quote any or does the
New York Times quote any of the things she said?
No, does not. So let's move over to what
Breitbart said. Breitbart is the headline that
you're looking on there right now, a piece written by Jordan
Dixon Hamilton. And it says same sort of setup
where President Trump was seeking to have her recuse
herself. But Breitbart actually goes out
there and gives you the words that are the problem in the eyes
of the attorneys that are defending.
All right. And so let's just quote her.
This is from one of her twenty page decisions.
Um. Sorry this our twenty page
decision was what she said that that, you know Trump had no
grounding. But this is where we see sort of
a real problem with the the actual words coming from some of
her opinions. Let me see if we can pull them
up real quick. Hmm.
Uhhh, maybe Breitbart didn't have them on there.
I read a different article earlier that was showing that
she's he basically said that she believes that there's some
unindicted Co conspirators that need to be held accountable.
She said that in multiple different trials.
Julie Kelly is the one who's been reporting this.
Apparently Breitbart actually didn't do the work I thought
they did. I grabbed the wrong article for
you all, she says. She says a reasonable person
aware of the statutory requirements that the court
addresses the defendants arguments and the state and
state its reasons for its sentencing could understand in
making the sentence contested here that the court is not
making vague declarations about third parties potential guilt in
a hypothetical future case. She defended herself, she wrote.
She basically wrote an opinion offending her own statements,
which have been inflammatory from the bench and she said that
she's not. I would argue to you that when a
judge who has a preconceived notion and then also has a like
a she, she's acting as though she has some reason that she has
to stay in there. Imagine if you were an impartial
and fair judge and somebody says, look, I think you're being
unfair. I don't think that you should be
the person that is adjudicating my case.
You should recuse yourself. Why would you fight to be on
that case other than you think it actually indicates that you'd
be that you would be admitting some guilt and being impartial
or being partial rather to one side or the other.
Who cares if you're partial or human beings.
We're allowed to do that. When you have this sort of false
sense that the the judiciary is going to be impartial when it is
not, and we've seen it in January 6 cases, it makes me
very, very suspect they are actually, they are
delegitimizing what is going on in our court system and they're
doing so on their own volition. No one's asking them to.
It's the same with the judge we showed you yesterday.
One of the things you saw in that interview was the pin that
were that I'm wearing right now. I'm wearing it on my chest.
This is our sustentables pin. Alright, I'm bringing it on the
screen. This is going to be in the merch
store pretty soon too. So you can go to
thedashsustentables.com. Garrido Boyle designed these and
it's weren't upside down. Now look, I'll show it to you
right side up too. It looks correct.
The S will always look correct, right.
But in the same way that you can turn the American flag upside
down, you can play it upside down and see that we are it.
It shows you that we are under duress.
If you see an American flag that is raised upside down, it is an
indication that either what's going on in that building or
what's going on in this country is, is is a distressed scenario.
And anybody who's been in the military understands the flag
code, knows that in the same way we are running the badge upside
down, that is the Sustentables logo.
You see it all over the place. I don't know if I've ever spoken
about it. I believe that we are an agency,
the agencies that we are looking at.
Our judicial system is under dress right now.
It is in a state of distress and it is not operating fairly and
many people know that. And so if you want to support
that you can go and pick these things up.
I don't know how many Garrett made, but we'll make another run
of them at some point in the future.
I'm more than happy to help front him some money to get
these into the store. You can wear them when you're
dressed. You could wear them on a hat.
All they say is is that you believe that we have undermined
the legitimacy of our judiciary because of things like what this
judge is doing. Because of things like the way
that we are seeing enforcement that is 1 sided.
We're going to play our clip from the new Slash Dsouza movie
about police state. I didn't ask Representative
Sparks to bring up the words police state.
She volunteered those because she knows and she's lived under
what a police state looks like. And it looks a little something
like the video that we're going to roll.
If you guys haven't got your tickets October 23rd and 25th,
or when you can buy them, I'm sorry, you can buy them on the
website itspolicestatefilm.net. Police State film.net.
And then you could buy them for the two showing dates.
These are private showings. They're not going to be
advertised. You won't see any movie pictures
because literally the world we live in right now will cancel
this film. If they were to release it in
any sort of normal distribution channels, they actually had to
buy out the theatres in advance, turn around and sell you those
tickets. So Ryan, if we can roll the
trailer, video #2, let's do that.
And then we're going to end with a little bit of hope, I promise
you that. And I will.
Here we go. Will be.
All that. Chief Division Council and DOJ
have. Approved a no knock breach.
We want the subject to be on. Display doing the Walk of shame
Full visual. Impact.
Any questions? Are we becoming a police state?
Government told American citizens they couldn't go to
church on Sunday. For the first time in my life, I
say to myself, am I gonna get a knock at the door?
FBI war come to the door now. The Patriot Act and FISA were
used against Donald Trump. These individuals have
commissioned the biggest propaganda play in U.S. history.
They don't go after the people that rigged the election.
They go after the people that want to find out what the hell
happened. We don't need to have a crime.
What we need is a person to look at and then we go find out what
crime you did. Our focus is shifting.
Our main priority as a Bureau is going to be domestic.
Terrorism really paints anybody who's right of centre.
If you're a pro life, pro family Catholic would they define you
as radically? These are anti government
violent extremists and they must be dealt.
With. We can do anything we want.
So some of you in the chat, I think Bill just said I play this
just to make sure that you guys stay pissed off all week.
That's not the goal. I just want you to know that
this is a sad time when you have to make a movie like that.
That movie shouldn't have to be made.
But when someone who has grown up under communism, socialism,
as Rep Spartz just said in our interview, when she's letting
you know that there is a police state, I think that we should be
aware and we should at least know what we're walking into.
But it's not all bad and I'm going to play you a clip from
probably my favourite television show that I've ever watched.
It's the best 8 hours of TV as far as I can tell, that was ever
made. It is such a fantastically told
story and it starts off with some of the darkness.
Let me set this up real quick. This is a clip from True
Detective. It's the end of season one.
It's not giving away anything that's going to happen.
In fact, I encourage you to watch it.
If you've never seen it, you have wasted some of your TV life
because you could be watching this.
And True Detective is something I watched a few times when I was
at the FBI Academy. It kind of holds a special place
in my heart. It it reminds me what it's meant
to be. If you really care about finding
truth, if you really care about determining what the facts say,
and you're not going to be swayed by political movements,
if you're not going to be swayed by anybody trying to just, you
know, get you off the scent of truly evil things.
Now, the character that you're going to see, Matthew
Mcconaughey's character is a nihilist.
He goes in long form about it. It's very dark for a long time.
And this is sort of the redemption moment.
And many of us are feeling that, that darkness.
You're feeling that nihilist. Nothing we do matters.
None of it makes a difference. Nothing that goes on in this
world, you know, in the political sphere is going to
move the needle. You just heard that 20 to 30
phone calls can change the mind of a representative on an issue
that matters. You just heard somebody who says
that she does believe that this is the best country and that we
are, we do have God on our side. And so I want you to watch this
video. This is a video, number one that
I've got queued up here. Ryan, if we can, we can just
think about this. This is a conversation between
two sort of frenemies, these guys who had like a lot of back
and forth, but in real life, they're really good buddies.
This is Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey talking at
the end of True Detective season one.
Tell me if this doesn't make you feel just a little bit better.
I think the last line is what we're all waiting for.
So let's get the set up. Go ahead and roll out that clip
for me. Can you tell me one time dinner?
Once, maybe about a year step. He used to make up stories about
the stars. Yeah, it was.
It was. You know, in Alaska.
And the nice guys, yeah, I used to lay there and look up.
Yeah, with the stars. Yeah, you remember I handed.
Never watched the TV until I was 17, so there wasn't much to
fucking do it there. Just walk around explored.
And I'll go with the stars and make up stories.
I would. I'll tell you more.
I've been up in that room looking out those windows every
night here. Just thinking.
It's just one story. The oldest?
OK. Light versus dark.
Well. I know we ain't in Alaska, but.
Here's to me the dark and the lot more territory.
Yeah. You're right about that.
Yeah. Hey, listen, Hey, you know what?
She pointed me in the direction of that car man.
Yeah, my fucking life in hospital.
Jesus, go. You know what that protest?
But it occurs to me that you're unkillable.
You wanna go back, get clothes or anything?
Anything of that back there I don't need?
Are you looking at her on it? Nothing.
There. I wanna say Arizona Dark.
Yeah. Any lights went out.
Did you hear that? Woody Harrelson says.
That looks like the darks got an awful lot more territory.
It's the dominating amount in the sky and the oldest story is
light versus dark, which I think is true.
And then you hear Matthew McConaughey reframe it and he
says you're looking at it all wrong because in the beginning
there was only dark. It looks like the lights winning
and that's the way that we have to appear.
We have to, we have to approach this in that way.
We have to know that there is a point of light everywhere and
representative sports. We we talked after the interview
and she is a point of light. So if you're if you're feeling
like there's nothing out there, that's the reason that you
should be fighting, be a point of light.
You can go out there and make a difference.
We are in a spiritual war. This is a battle, and it is a
battle for whether or not we get to raise our kids in a place
that is not a police state, in a place that is free and enjoy the
liberties that some of us all. There has always been flaws in
this country, no doubt about it, Some of them darker than others.
No question we've shed blood over it.
In this country in the 1860s, from 61 to 65, there was an
awful lot of bloodshed for some real darkness that happened.
And yet we keep coming out of it.
I think the light is still winning.
It's just it might get ugly, you know, it might get ugly for a
while. So just be aware of that.
I don't want to leave anybody on a low note, especially not on a
Thursday. They're coming into the weekend.
We got the Friday coming up. We'll have friendly Friday done
tomorrow. So we do want to thank all of
you on there. I'll let you guys know since
you're asking about it. Here it is.
This is how you find the sustentables Merch right there.
I'll throw on the screen if you want to make that full screen.
thesustentables.com It's the dash sustentables.com the dash
sustentables with an S on the end of it.com spelled out just
like it sounds. We're going to get the we'll get
those badges set up on there. I got a little handful of them
that I can hand out to people that are suspend tables and
we'll probably be awarding some maybe putting them in the mail
to some folks. I'd like to see someone like
Matt Gaetz have one on his on his lapel when he goes out there
and speaks in front of Congress. So we'll work on that.
But the dash disposables.com is a merge store.
The shirts are great. They have the same upside down
badge. They show dress.
You can see them on the Zelinsky special.
All the ones on the front either have the with the Betsy Ross
around it, which is our our 13 founding stars or you're going
to find it with the upside down badge.
So the PT shirt has the badge and things like that.
We appreciate you guys checking that out.
That just supports Garrett Boyle.
This is Enterprise. It's something he's really
passionate about making. He really wanted to do this
anyway. So there you go.
And as you can see, it looks pretty sharp, is a very sharp
looking white enamel edge. The dash expendables.com.
We're going to close it there folks.
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Not going to go out of there buddy.
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