Take a look behind the curtain with a real whistle blower, an
American patriot prepared to embrace the uncomfortable truth.
Because this program has no time for comforting lies.
Here is civil liberties enthusiast, Second Amendment
defender, and recovering FBI agent Kyle Seraphim.
Well, hello my friends. Welcome to the Kyle Serafin
show. Today's Friday.
It makes it a friendly Friday, which means we'll have the real
Steve friend on momentarily. I'm wearing my war shirt today.
I'm wearing an OD green suspendables merch shirt with my
buddy Garrett's logo on there. For some reason, when we went
live, Facebook didn't want to load.
I have no idea what that means. That might be a harbinger of
interesting things to come. I only say that because nobody
watches us on Facebook. Pretty sure that we're totally
banned there. But maybe, maybe our NSA friends
have decided to tune in and catch some actual truth in
picking behind the curtain. So we'll have a little bit of
fun today. Let's kind of let's see.
First of all, I want to thank all the people that joined us
for the live call in show, including the debacle of me not
giving permission to a microphone on a software that I
was unaware I needed to do. So.
We had a lot of fun last night. We got to talk to some of our
listeners. If you guys have not joined us
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We're going to have a lot of fun there and you can leave
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That's Kyle seraphin.com. Yeah.
Let's go ahead and read our stuff.
First, we learned on air with you.
If anybody had any doubt of whether or not this was a one
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Welcome to the program this morning, Mr. Steve Friend.
Pleasure to be here as always. What's the the almond content
and the supply there is, is it is it hefty?
Would it suffice for me for like, I don't know, a year and a
half 'cause I go off of 1 a day? Yeah, no, I think you could go
for a decade. It's lasts for up to 25 years.
So you're good in in, in almond power, it's really high.
Can we convert things from food like based on calories into
almond power just based on the the ratio of fats and carbs that
are in almonds? Well, we're working on the
Garrett O Boils Over meter on American Radicals podcast.
That'll have to be Project B. What is the boils over meter?
Is that how amped up he is? How quickly I can black pill
him? Normally it's 3 to 6 minutes,
but sometimes I'm really in a groove but I can get it done in
90 seconds. All right, so I mentioned the
local show and this is a good moment.
We had a caller on last night and thanks to Brittany for
calling in and being one of the brave people that picked up the
phone and chatted with us. And what she said is I'm not
really that familiar with Garrido Boyle, which made me
realize a couple of things. One, the suspendables brand is
broader than some people realize.
And two, not everybody knows about the American Radicals
podcast, which is your three times a week show.
Can you give people a pitch tailored to Brittany?
She's in Florida with you, so maybe you can tell Brittany
about our buddy. Brittany, you need to come on to
the AMRAD pod, the American Radicals Podcast,
rumble.com/amrad Pod. We come live to you Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. Tuesday and Thursday we lead
into your show. So 0830 Eastern Time and
Saturday's noon time start so that everyone can sleep in a
little bit. We normally like to go back and
forth. Garrett and I, we talk about
necessarily like breaking news of the day, but just a little
bit deeper analysis. And if you listen to Garrett
Boyle talk for more than 3 minutes, you will get a biblical
worldview. And I think that I've learned a
lot from him and in the audience really appreciates that.
So join us and then share it with a friend or 12th.
Yeah, a dozen there should be like an Amrat dozen.
We should figure out what that number looks like.
It's probably like 3. OK, so let's do some fun stuff.
Where do you want to start? Because I'm going to give you
some opportunities. We're going to go through the
following topics. We're going to talk about a
little bit about the Hunter Biden plea, which I thought was
interesting only because they offered one thing that I'd never
heard of before, and maybe you have.
We're also going to talk about Farrah and sort of the nature of
that DOJ indictment that came down for the Russians, which
they're not going to do, but Tim Poole and some of the others got
kind of like rolled into. So I've got a funny little.
I've got a great graphic for you by the way on that.
And then I've got geofence warrants, which was something
that was decided in two different circuits last month.
And so we could talk about those what, what order would you like?
I'm going to let. You oh, we got to go with the
princeling, Hunter Biden, because I think that there's a
whistleblower connection there, too.
OK, that's fair. So let's do this.
Boom, there's my I have to search through my tabs.
Judge accepts Hunter Biden plea change staving off trial.
Do you know that he actually entered a different plea than
guilty? He tried to go with the Alford
plea, which is like pleading no contest, like I will accept the
consequences of the actions but not admit guilt, which I think
every child is probably going to try now in in the household.
They're going to actually, yeah, this gets wide enough.
They'll say I'm going to. I'd like to enter it.
All for you can punish me, I'm just not going to say I'm sorry.
I mean like a high school vice principal sort of negotiation
that will go on with a problematic student.
Let's play the little clip here of them walking into the
courtroom and then we'll kind of discuss what actually ends up
happening. Of course, as expected, the
Justice Department does not does not agree with this.
They objected in court to this request from Hunter Biden's
attorneys. And now the judge has called for
a break for a couple of hours while he considers what steps to
take next. Now, this is unusual, as you
pointed out. As I pointed out, today
obviously was the first day of jury selection on this trial.
This is Hunter Biden's second time going on trial.
Earlier this year, he was found guilty on gun charges in
Delaware. And these charges have to do
with tax evasion. And he's facing 3 felony counts
for tax evasion, 6 misdemeanor accounts for failing to file and
pay his taxes on time. So there you go.
He tried it and then he had to change his mind because the
default position for DOJ is that we do not accept all for pleas.
That's pretty bad negotiating skills.
You just roll in there and say, look, I'm going to put this on
the table. And then they just shake their
head and they walk back with their tail between their legs
and say, OK, we'll just plead guilty to everything.
I mean, it was a final ditch effort.
And I think that's good on the DOJ.
It's a good policy to have. It's very much in line with we
don't negotiate with terrorists. The strength of our case.
We're not going to bring it forward unless we feel like
we're going to win a trial and sort of add on to the Bill
Shipley statement. You know, he, he, he said I
believe in a fair process, but I think he articulated it really
well where he says that as a line prosecutor, as an assistant
United States Attorney, when you go into court, whether or not
you win or lose isn't on you and your ability as a lawyer.
It's the facts. Or do the facts support the
conviction? If they don't support it, then
it's not a commentary on your ability to litigate a case.
It's just the facts don't. And you would think that the
federal government would only bring cases forward if the facts
supported A conviction, which they very clearly had here.
Yeah, that's why I feel so good about them deciding to bring
forward cases on Donald Trump about the the classified
document nonsense. I'm very confident that they'll
be fully funded though in a couple weeks by the Republicans.
This is the problem that we keep trying to bring up.
Everyone's acting like this is like some sort of unilateral
decision by a king. And it's not because the the the
GOP actually has a say in this and they continue to have a say
in this. Actually, I didn't have it on my
agenda, but Mike Lee yesterday tweeted out something.
Because there's a potential government standoff or a
shutdown that could happen over this bill essentially requiring
no illegal immigration or no illegals voting in our election,
which seems like a total no brainer.
And Chuck Schumer's not into it. And so he's like, if they shut
down the government, it's the Democrats fault.
This was Mike Lee's take. And I like Mike Lee a lot of the
times. But I said I don't think you're
giving conservatives enough credit because I think we would
actually be totally down with you saying we stopped the
government because they are doing dumb stuff with your
money. And then people would go, that's
based. That's actually based Mike Lee
shutting down the government and taking ownership of it on behalf
of conservatives who would be totally OK with not seeing a
federal government in operation. Like don't give them any money.
Government shutdowns, for whatever reason the UNI party
negotiates in Washington, DC, the fault is always on the
Republican Party. So they are terrified of that
premise and nobody ever articulates it in a way that I
think makes the case in favor of a shutdown.
So, you know, you and I would be wholly in favor of let's just
defund the FBI entirely. But we're more pragmatic in
Washington, DC, right? We, we have to, we have to get
along with these people. So how about a just a
significant cut in their ability to put grandmas who prey at
abortion centers? Why don't we?
Just shut down the civil rights division.
That seems to be the one that really sucks.
That's except, but let's so let's say the civil rights
division gets shut down and every time the Republicans cave
and fully fund it, that is them saying that it's better to have
the DOJ going after 89 year old women praying in an abortion
clinic rather than a temporary partial government shutdown.
That's the way it needs to be articulated.
And no one ever says it. They always just say, well, we
can't have a government shutdown.
We're going to we're going to lose the election.
Well, I don't know, you never tried it.
Why don't you give it to the world?
Seems like your your side really doesn't like the government and
that would be a bonus for you. Government workers are really
good about voting for pro government positions.
So they're not voting for conservatives.
They're certainly not voting for Republicans in general.
My thought is, is something along the lines of why don't we
have some Socratic discussion? It's like we can't shut down the
government. Why?
Interesting. Why?
How about it's like, OK, tell me more.
It's my favorite thing when someone says something that I
think is completely absurd. Tell me more.
Tell me more about what this government does and allow
yourself to make the argument because the argument default
position should not be that the government is good and it's
open. That's the opposite of what
Americans thought for all of America until recently.
So how about we just let it go and then you show me.
Because here's the thing, people have lived through government
shutdowns and outside of government employees, they
didn't know it. Their job still worked.
McDonald's is still slinging hamburgers, right?
Target is still open and doing tuck kits for kids or whatever
it is they sell. Walmart's open for business.
Costco is still getting major shipments.
You can get a pallet of rice or you can get a pallet of honey or
whatever the heck it is that you're into all over this
country because it has nothing to do with the federal
government. The trucks are running.
The trains are on time. The federal government is the
thing that stops us from doing that stuff.
Most of the. Time let them say what the
government actually did do what our ex-girlfriend actually did
do in the last week. So this is what we found out
that the FBI did in the last week.
They knew about the shooter in Atlanta and didn't address that.
And I mean, look, I'm I'll give them even a benefit of the doubt
in that they get 2500 tips a day they give to locals might have
been a local fail. We found out that they knew what
was in the tranofesto in Nashville and hit it and said it
was a blueprint for Armageddon, but it was really just an ode to
transgenderism and white privilege.
We found out that they are not adequately addressing child sex
abuse cases, and we found out after 55 days of investigating
the Trump assassination attempt. They failed to tell us that most
of the people on the protective detail only had two hours of web
training. But they did indict some
Russians in Russia committing cyber crimes against Ukraine and
Hamas. But we should definitely give
them $12 billion. This is the point, folks.
This is how we make it. Let's go ahead and dive into,
let's dive into the pool thing 'cause I think it's fun.
OK, so I, I don't know why I'm called the pool.
This is the funniest thing that I found yesterday.
They had to pull this picture if you're watching.
So this is a picture of Dave Rubin, who left Tennant Media
already, Benny Johnson, who I guess was doing an arm's length
deal but got paid $100,000 a month or something like that for
a video, one video at a time, and Tim Poole, except I don't
know who that is. That's definitely not Tim Poole.
It's definitely not Tim Poole. It's a guy with the wrong
colored beanie and the wrong colored beard that they just
threw up there and claimed. And then if you look, you ever
notice that whenever you list people on photos like organized
human beings that have real thought processes, they'll be
like from left to right. The following people are in this
picture like pictured above, left to right.
So pictured above, they have Tim Poole, which is actually Dave
Rubin. Dave Rubin, where the picture is
just like some Japanese guy with a beanie on and and Benny
Johnson. Benny Johnson is the only person
actually represented by his own picture.
Everything about this is coming from the Guardian.
Very silly, really funny to me. I don't know why that made me
happy so much, but it made me happy to just realize how goofy
these people are. And the claim was essentially,
and there's a lot of money involved, that the Russians came
and they talked to Lauren Chen and her husband.
And Lauren Chen is like this person who was raised in Hong
Kong and she's a Canadian citizen.
She is a a Turning Point contributor and she's a Blaze
contributor and some other stuff.
Her YouTube channels got naked, by the way, probably by her.
But it's gone. I went looking for it this
morning. Absolutely gone.
So you've got a lot of money floating out there and what we
found out yesterday was Seb, Gorka said.
They approached him in February of 2023, which I found very
interesting. Did you, did you see that by the
way? Yeah, I saw that he put that
statement out and he actually did some vetting of that and
wasn't comfortable with it and refused to go along and and sebs
a pretty savvy guy, so good on him.
Yeah, they said he's like, but where's the money coming from?
Kyle Seraphin? Kyle Seraphin.
And they were like, no, it's not Kyle Seraphin.
It's actually a guy in Hungary who's working for a Chex auto
parts manufacturer. And he's the made-up person that
you can't find and said like, that sounds very suspicious.
I'm not going to do it. Even though the money sounds
quite good, I will not do it. So he didn't do it.
So good on Seb Gorka. That's the way you do it.
And then there was this backlash online.
People like, why didn't you tell other people about it?
It's like, do you think that we all know each other at #1 Like,
I've been on Tim Poole's show three times.
I've been up there three times, twice to his old place and once
to the new one. I don't have Tim's number, nor
do I need it. I don't require it.
I know some of the numbers for the producers.
I could get back and forth. But if somebody sent me a shady
deal, how would you know that they approached Tim Poole with
it? How would you?
And are you going to go out there and be like, hey, I got a
shady deal? I don't know what it means.
I'm going to go blast it across the Internet.
That doesn't sound like something Steph Gorka would do
either. Caveat M tour folks, buyer
beware. You're getting paid.
You only get to sell your reputation one time.
That's kind of why you and I operate the way we do, I would
think. And, and I think a lot of the,
the content creators, they're focused on producing content out
there. They want to have a quality
program and a show. And maybe they just kind of
outsource that responsibility negotiating to some sort of
agent or an assistant to that yard.
And that person might not have the expertise because this is
sort of a influx industry at this point.
People are getting in and Milan will just catch on and catch
success right away and not necessarily really grifting.
They just are inexperienced in this this field.
I think Seb comes from a different position where his
background's in national security.
He's naturally more cynical and skeptical, whereas Benny Johnson
might not be, I don't know Benny Johnson.
I don't have Benny Johnson's phone number.
I've never contacted him or any of his people.
Again, there's not these connections in the world that
just because people have a a career in content creation
doesn't mean that they're all like sitting around the coffee
lounge later on in the day from the central hub.
That's true. The other thing is, though, I
will say that I think probably Tim has his hands on the lever
based on watching him interact and run a show, I think he
probably has his hands on the lever and that's fine.
But we did some estimation when I was sitting with Ryan Maddow,
who actually does have a pretty good background of understanding
what kind of money can be generated by channels,
particularly in the YouTube sphere.
But we were doing just some basic numbers and it was looking
like 20 to $50,000 might be generated out of any given show.
I mean, there's several $1000 in just people doing super chats
and rumble rants and things like that coming out of there.
So there's a lot of money involved and the idea that
somebody would they pay you $100,000 a week is a lot.
But I think they're making more than that.
Before they got there, they were making a ton of money.
They've been making a ton of money doing this.
So that kind of money sounds wild, except when you know how
much money is actually being thrown at them.
When you work in that industry, I mean, it's like people that
will criticize A billionaire like a Jeff Bezos and be like,
Can you believe how much his house costs of like, do you know
how little $100 million is to Jeff Bezos?
He, he can do that in a a few minutes on Black Friday of
Amazon sales. So like perspective on what
these facts and figures are. And I think that's also the fact
that we're revealing that these people are likely victims,
right? They're not suspects in this
case. I have a hard time calling them
victims. But yes, under under the the way
that the FBI, I would say that they were targeted, which is
what they would call it in the Bureau.
This is where I wanted to go with this because there's some
really interesting information out there.
I don't think you ever dealt with Farah, is that correct?
I didn't. I've learned more from you on
this and how it was basically unenforced until it became
politically expedient, which stands to reason that that's
what they're doing writ large across the Department of Justice
and FBI. For sure.
And so folks, this is what I wanted to kind of explore.
There's a couple things. I don't need to make excuses for
any of these people because I don't cover for them.
And I don't think very highly of Betty Johnson.
I actually think pretty lowly of him.
And I've had people, including folks that I don't get along
with anymore that warned me and said he's not a good person.
So I have actually told off his producer who had a conversation
with me one time and tried to tell me how things were.
And it's like, I don't work for you and you should watch
yourself because I'm way meaner than you can imagine.
But the idea that Farrah would be used is very strange to me.
So this is a thing that one of you sent me online coming in off
off the X lines and it was a 2016.
This is prior to my FBI time. This is why I have a problem
with it. This was a findings by the the
Department of Justice OIGA report on the enforcement of the
Foreign Agents Registration Act. I accidentally called it for an
alien registration Act I think the other day.
But Foreign Agents Registration Act or else known as Farrah.
There is an office in Washington DC that I have sat in and the
people who run that office are attorneys and they are the
prosecutors, the AUS as and so on that work for DOJ.
So I've sat with those people and I did so in 2018 after this
findings was released two years later.
And what I found out is that this is probably true.
This is the most interesting piece of this little thing.
It's a bullet point. It's very small.
So I'm going to read it for you, Steve.
It says investigative agents and NSD National Security Division
officials do not appear to agree about the intent of Farah or
what constitute A Farah case. Investigators we spoke to
generally believe that the investigations conducted
pursuant to a separate criminal provision, 18 USC 951.
We're Farrah cases, whereas the national security officials
believe that Section 951 and Farrah are intended to address
different criminal types of activities.
Specifically, national security described Section 951 as
targeting information gathering and other espionage like
activities on behalf of a foreign government.
And fair is more about by registration and disclosure by
foreign agents that are involved in legal activities such as
lobbying tourism and economic development.
And that actually is true because FAIR is really supposed
to be about lobbying, economic development, tourism
commercials. I'll give you an example.
If you, Steve friend, were to take money and go produce a
commercial on behalf of the government of Qatar that said
come to Qatar, it's an amazing place, you know, sponsored on
behalf of the American Tourism Bureau and you were the ones
from the American Tourism Bureau.
As the American Tourism Bureau, you would have to register under
Farrah to say that you are actually taking money from a
foreign government to advocate for that position.
So that's what Farrah is supposed to do.
It's hard to say that if somebody is doing content
creation and they are giving their opinions and those
opinions happen to be in line with some foreign government
that's giving money through a cut out that you're actually
guilty of Farrah. So I don't think they're in
danger of that. But I will tell you this, These
are state media organizations, right?
Russia, Russia Today, the RT folks are state media, which
means that they're going to be affiliated with the Russian
government, which means I can get A7O2 on you, I can get A7O2
on them and I can one or two hop my way to the people that
they're dealing with. So if Russia Today individuals
who were indicted had seven O 2 coverage on them and I'm
confident that that would be a very easy write up for me.
So I'm sure they probably have something similar.
They might even have like a full FISA, but it's easier to do a
7O2. If they did that, then they can
one hop to Lauren and they can one hop from there to anybody
that she was in contact with. And they couldn't even expand
that because they could say that the RT folks were attempting to
contact and recruit Americans and then they could become
subjects of counterintelligence investigations, which gives you
an extra hop at that point. And that's the way that they can
weaponize the entire process. And look, we don't know the
facts and circumstances of the validity of this case, but I
will say the timing of it and the fact that, you know, they, I
guess we, we, they were saying, saying that they're targets of
this investigation. These content creators, they're
putting these numbers out there to besmirse the reputations and,
and, and create some heartache for them, create a chilling
effect. This is a, a weaponized police
force, a secret police force, the FBI going after independent
media and using the levers of power that they have at their
disposals to do it. Because otherwise you can't
explain to me the timing of this that doesn't, doesn't coincide
with anything other than, oh, you know, it's 8 weeks to an
election. Maybe we can get them to shut up
as they go into October. I think it also has to do with
this, which I put up on Twitter yesterday.
This is a welcome distraction from the former aide to the New
York governor, two different governors charged as a agent of
the Chinese government. Obviously, we know about the
fight, the Dianne Feinstein things.
We know about Swalwell's connection, which are predating
his his time in national office. But there are some very
disturbing connections that continue to happen between the
Democrat Party and the Chinese, who we seem to be kind of being
gentle with. And of course, there's a reason
why people were making all these sort of slurs against Biden.
Of course, Tim Waltz also has some strange connections to
China. So it's a a nice distractor to
say Russia, which I think is the lesser threat of the major
counterintelligence threats in this country.
Based on my time working in counterintelligence, they're the
lesser of those threats. Meanwhile, Democrats are
involved very deeply with the Chinese Communist Party and it's
not through influencers or some guy who hangs out on a podcast
studio in West Virginia. It's literally the, the
politicians main offices. They are far better at doing the
infiltrations and there's way more of them because they've
just, they've absolutely infiltrated our, our university
system. And that's open source stuff,
folks. And, and I think that there is
the narrative of the Russia, Russia, Russia part, you know,
Part 3 now, because it's the third presidential election
cycle that they're going to be doing and pushing this out on.
And you combine this revelation here where they're going after
tenet and then the, the they're saying that Russia is, is, is is
big bad. So we need to indict people
while they're in Russia still who are doing cyber crimes.
And I go back to and I have to issue the qualifier, right?
You always issue qualifier Vladimir Putin, not a good guy.
I don't like Vladimir Putin. He probably put me in a gulag
and sever my head from the rest of my body if you saw me.
But I have to game, recognize game the patience and discipline
of that guy to sit there for three years as every nation on
earth essentially called for regime change and said that we
should drop nukes on Moscow. And he's awful.
And he just bided his time and waited for the Russia, Russia,
Russia narrative because the evil MAGA people are going to be
stooges for Vladimir Putin. And then he just says, yeah, I
kind of I'm kind of worth, I like Kamala.
It's it's the most epic troll that he could possibly.
But he's an intelligence officer, so you would expect
nothing less. Right, patience, capabilities.
Let's run somebody who's not intelligence officer and is not
even intelligent, but he is a member of Congress that you have
a good relationship with. Here's Dan Goldman talking about
this. So let me first ask you for your
reaction to what was charged yesterday by DOJ.
Well, look, it is the continuation of what we saw in
2016 and what Russia tried to do in 2020.
And now it's confirmation that Russia is trying to once again
meddle in our election, our presidential election.
And that it's clear it's trying to do so to support Donald
Trump, who is or should also be included in the category of at
minimum a useful idiot for Vladimir Putin.
But what is I think, a little bit more disquieting, to me at
least as someone who sits on this so-called weaponization of
the Federal government subcommittee in Congress under
Jim Jordans chairmanship, is that they have spent this entire
Congress attacking the government for trying to stop
malign influencers like Russia and using euphemisms like
censorship and efforts to interfere in the 1st Amendment.
Also that they could pave the way for Russia to do exactly
what it has now been charged with doing and sanctioned for
for doing. Steve, what is he talking about?
I don't know, I was really distracted by the collar being
over the lapel. Why do they keep doing that?
Tim Waltz did the collar thing too.
Folks. If you're not watching, if you
didn't see that video clip, of which there's nothing really to
see other than he has kind of like some weird things going on
with this slick back hair. The right, The right, What do
you call that? Part of his collar is sticking
over the top of his lapel on his jacket, and it's the same exact
side that Tim Walz did. Is there some kind of secret
society that they are part of? That is like the OK sign is is
used to be bad. They try to make that into like
a white powers thing. Maybe it's like.
This one, like this one where they're like, oh, you know what?
I was a diver. This is so I was a diver in the
military, right? And so in dive training, you try
to hammer it home. If you do this, a thumbs up, a
thumbs up means we're going to the surface, which could kill
you. So we do the OK symbol because
it means OK and you line it up like this and you take it from
the center of your chest. And it's very specific.
They teach you how to do that. So whenever you're doing
something OK, OK, so you, you send them the OK.
As a diver, I don't know if it's like a little dog whistle, but I
think we should make the argument that is a dog whistle
to like super rich sycophants for for the Chinese.
I mean, I was able to cut through that a little bit where
he was talking about foreign malign, but.
The First Amendment, what is that?
What was that? He was like, oh, they're
protecting the First Amendment, but this is the attack of the
1st Amendment. Thank you, Supreme Court Justice
Amy Barrett, for signing off on this, by the way.
She's the person who rendered the opinion that says that the
FBI can in fact go to social media companies still and talk
to them about censoring things that the FBI says because
they're the authority is potentially foreign malign
influence. And Dan Goldman has the gall to
get up there and say, well, they're the weaponization
committee is saying that that's censorship.
Yes, that's the definition of censorship.
Actually. It's the government telling a
media company what they can and can't share, regardless of where
it comes from. That is censorship.
And I don't trust the FBI, seeing as how they censored the
Tranfest tranfesto the last year and a half to negotiate what
actually constitutes what could be propaganda from Russia.
Particularly when all the propaganda we're being told is
saying, hey, we just, we don't want to send $170 billion over
to an engagement anymore to though that Zelensky can go buy
like another Bugatti for his wife.
Hold that thought, because we're going to totally go there.
I have a question for you. When did Russia go into Crimea?
During the Obama administration believe it was 2014.
OK. And then when did they go back
in again? That was during 2022 February,
when the tanks rolled into Ukraine.
And who was president then? It's debatable.
I think it was Tamil Hills. Don't catch me off guard with
stuff like that. You're giving me it straight.
You're telling me? Hold on, I want to do the.
Are you telling me? You're just asking questions.
I'm just asking questions here. Are you telling me that the
preferred candidate of Russia is Donald Trump, despite the fact
that whenever the Democrats are in, Russia decides to run
roughshod over their neighbors boundaries and borders?
Well, if you listen to Vladimir Putin, thank you, Dan Goldman
for that pronunciation I had. A call right now.
If I had a call right now, I'd flip it out on the right hand
side as a as a. Nice dog whistle for I'm an
elitist is to try to throw in the accent on the particular
name and then talk like a regular person the rest of the
time. It's It's something that's
unique amongst news anchors and politicians.
So, but it's pretty clear, just because we have a proof of
concept, that Vladimir Putin felt comfortable invading
Ukraine under the Barack Obama administration and the Joe Biden
administration and then didn't do anything when it was
sandwiched in between during the nice cream portion of the Oreo
cookie. It's, it's so true.
Also, for some reason, I guess the Biden administration has
gotten off the, the we're going to try to tell you it was about
inflation and we're going to now just argue that it should have
been called the Green New Deal deal for their for their nasty
spending package. You're telling me that Vladimir
Putin doesn't want this dude in charge?
I'm going to play you a clip, folks.
We're all going to be Dumber for having done it, but we'll do it
together. That through my investments, the
most significant climate change law ever.
And by the way, it is a $369 billion bill.
It's called the we. We should have named it what it
was. But, but any rate the depart of
agriculture, he's able from that legislation to announce $7.3
billion. What is his kryptonite again?
Oh, like sandbags and and gravity and and grass.
And speaking numbers for some reason.
Why did he raise his voice? He's like $7 billion in.
Your he gets very excited to say a number of particularly ones
that end in Ty he forever reason he likes to say 4T or 8T.
It's It's this weird emphasis on the wrong syllable.
And Joe Biden apparently is teaching us all that In the
final throes of senility and dementia, your ability to
maintain a lie is the last thing that leaves.
Because he gives away the in the game, the Inflation Reduction
Act was always the Green New Deal and anyone that paid
attention to it or even just has a modicum of understanding that
you can't spend a lot of money and expect that to bring down
inflation because inflation is the definition of having too
much money. It's basic economics, but.
The Gizer took like music from Juilliard.
Yeah, yeah. I mean, he was probably good at
something, just not running economic systems.
OK, A little bit further on this thing, there's a guy named David
Corn. He's the editor for Mother
Jones, conspiracy type dude on the political left, the the hard
left. And so he was really excited
about this thing. I just wanted to show because
you talked about the billions going into Ukraine and all this
kind of stuff. This is the sort of the the hard
left take on what's going on. They're super excited to be able
to attack a Tim Poole who is, I don't even know if he's like in
the B tier. He's probably AC tier.
Not because he's not competent or not because he's not
interesting. Like I think a lot of his
programs have interesting guests.
He gets really good guests and they fly them all in.
So their system is effective, but he's not like whatever the
top strata is of people to attack.
Like if the top strata is a Jesse Watters and a Greg Gutfeld
and a Tucker Carlson, then you get below there and you've got
sort of the Laura Ingraham and the Sean Hannity's.
I put Sean Hannity lower because he just talks a lot.
And some of the people that are sort of in that space and maybe
a Bongino and a Ben Shapiro and BT are like really competent,
you know, high level people listen to them.
And Tim Poole's below that somewhere just based on size and
reach and audience. And so they're really excited
about attacking him. So this is this kind of fun
little take from this guy David Corn.
And then I'm going to show you a tweet that he had today, a video
of Don Junior specifically talking about money, where he
said, I guess Russia got their money's worth from questions not
asked by Tim Poole of Don Junior, who does the majority of
the answers, who's also not accused of taking money from
Russia. So anyway, this is just a fun
little line up of the insanity if you live on that world.
Here's David Corn again, Mother Jones.
Well, you know, we got to look at this a little bit in
historical context. This isn't coming out of
nowhere. This is now the third election
in a row that the Russians have tried to intervene to help
Donald Trump. They did in 2016.
And Donald Trump said it wasn't happening.
He lied. He hated and vetted the attack
and the whole Republican Party and most of it, and the
conservative movement ended up agreeing with him because they
didn't want to be caught cross swords with him on this point.
So right there, he led them into this Russian denialism.
And then in 2020, we kind of forget about this because Trump
didn't win. But Ukrainian officials who were
tied to Russian intelligence, according to who, according to
Trump's own Treasury Department, were putting out disinformation
about Joe Biden, hunt to Biden. He didn't work, but it made the
election close and the right wing was amplifying the stuff
Rudy Giuliani and others, Fox News over and over again.
So the Russians have a pretty clear idea about how to play
this. It's nothing new for them.
They've had years of experience and here they are out there with
these right wing commentators also with these websites that
are out there and ginning up right wingers to push these
talking points as we get closer to the election.
It's it's just going on and the right has just refused to
acknowledge this. I got a break in here because I
was as much as I can handle, but was that an aging George
Michael? I thought, is he even alive?
It looked like it, but I was again distracted that time.
Guy with the white hair that's wearing the leather jacket
that's sitting there looking all surly.
Now I have to find out if George Michael is alive.
And then miss NBC as much as it is a a left wing rag as a
television organization. Like if you're going to go on
national TV, how about you don't set the laptop up in your
bathroom it it creates problems with the echo of the audio?
I hate that people have room. Yeah, room noise, Yeah.
He died in 2016 per the Internet, which means it must be
true. That's what Abraham Lincoln
said. But I really like this picture
of him. I went and found I had to go
look for this just for your look.
Look, it's George Michael. Honestly, I'm going to throw
that guy back on the screen for one second just because.
Just look to the hard left of the screen, folks.
Who is this dude? Well, you know, we got to look
at this a little. I don't know.
It's just there.
I don't mean to get distracted, but I'm easily distracted.
Defending the now completely proven to be a lie 51
intelligence officers claiming. That yeah, everything that's not
true. And so here's here's him to this
morning saying looks like Russia got their money worth.
And again, this is not Tim Poole, but this is Luke.
I can't remember his last name. Radowski, I think is his name.
So Luke is asking the question of Don Junior, who does the
majority of the clip, neither of whom are accused of taking money
from Russia. And actually, I don't disagree
with anything that Dodd Junior says here either.
Colorful language here, folks. Don Junior's off the he's off
the censorship realm. So here you go.
It's your opinion on the solution to the Ukraine war.
Cut off the money. It's the only way you get them
to the table, right? As as long as we, I mean, we're
literally creating the oligarch class of billionaire in Ukraine
with whatever is being siphoned off, whether it's Solinsky,
whether it's this while they send young men to die as cannon
fodder on the front lines because they couldn't care less.
It's fucking disgusting what's going on there that it's allowed
to happen, that we shut down anything it it's so obvious.
Nothing's ever going to change there.
If the money keeps flowing, my father would be like, hey, you
got like one more month of this and if you're not at the table,
it's done. Guess what?
Zelinsky wouldn't have a chance if we shut it down.
So he'd come to the table and they'd come up with something.
Absolutely. That's it.
That's like no lies detected. You've been on that program.
He was, Luke was reading that question off of a phone.
Was that a audience member question?
Would did it originate even with Luke or is he just relaying an
audience question to the guests that they had that day?
Could have gone either way. A lot of times people will take
notes on the phone, like Tim's always on his phone during the
show and and so are some of the other guests.
And I've been on myself because the, the, the camera cuts around
and usually it doesn't show you on there like reading it right
off there. It's, it's part of the etiquette
that they have some people, they try to do this set up where
there's no notes and you and I do that all the time.
But there's plenty of programs, especially that's like round
tables where people are just looking at phones.
They had notes of stuff they wanted to cover down so if he's
read it off, but it could have been an audience question too.
Regardless, it doesn't involve Tim Poole and all of them, that
it's on his show. And those are just big names
we're just going to throw out there and besmirched
reputations. Thank you again, Department of
Justice. You're totally not a secret
police force. Correct, exactly that.
All right, let me go to another quick story.
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of the stories that I've got from them today because I
thought this was cool and then we'll get into the tranfesto
stuff. Steve, I don't have you on the
thing. So just one second.
It is a Wall Street Journal analysis talking about the
unprecedented surge of migrants that have literally remade the
United States workforce. Recent Wall Street Journal
article analyzes how an unprecedented surge of these
people coming in have overwhelming the overwhelming
percentage of whom are working age and that's the big thing
have remade the composition of the United States labor force.
We're experiencing the the largest immigration wave in
generations is what they talk about.
The swelling of the population, the changing the makeup of the
labor force will likely reverberate through the economy
for decades. And so I think that actually
goes to the same thing as throwing a ton of money in.
They threw a ton of money in and a bunch of people that don't
belong here. And then they're like, yeah,
obviously it's going to work. Goes back to my .12.
The last 16 years have been run by Democrats.
Anything that's going on in the economy is basically on them.
And and it's generational changes that nobody's even
taking up. I just finished reading invaded
JJ Carroll's book and he threw out 11 stat.
It was of all the population growth that we've had in the
last few years, 77% of it is foreign born individuals and
their children. So that's a projection going
forward. When you talk about the real
numbers of people who have come across the border, it's
somewhere in the area of 20 to 30 million people's and all the
population growth is attributable to them.
That is going to have a fundamental change on the
culture of a country regardless, good, bad.
I'm not saying one way or the other, I'm just saying it is.
And now you have the fact that all the job gains just about for
the reporting from the Bureau of Labor Statistics are going to
foreign people, not to Native Americans.
And when I say Native Americans, I obviously don't mean
indigenous peoples, not not not feathers, just people that were
were born here. And then when you throw out the
818,000 jobs that they could forgot to carry the one on, I
guess how many of those were for Americans versus foreign born
individuals? It's a totally legitimate
question. The other thing is it changes
the culture of this country and the way that people who are here
will accept things because they're from somewhere else.
And it's not how we do it in America.
But if they are able to add a voting bloc and a culture that
doesn't go along. I got this crazy clip and I'm
going to play with you only because it's not like, look how
loony this is. This is like, what timeline are
we living on? This could be in a dystopian.
This could be in a dystopian movie easily.
The story is the back story on this that I'm as I understand
it, is that Britain is filling up prisons with dissidents and
rioters and people on social media saying mean things on
Facebook. And so they are considering this
as an option and it becomes an option in America as well.
If we have people that don't understand what America's about.
Check this out. Well, the solution is at the
moment reportedly on the table. That's according to a story in
the Telegraph this morning. Now, the justice secretary had
already warned the overcrowding of prisons here could lead to a
breakdown of the law. Now it's understood that.
Estonia could potentially be renting out its prison spaces
due to the fact that half of its prisons are empty and it's low
crime rate. But as I said earlier, these are
plans that are being reportedly being put on the table.
We don't know yet for certain that that's what will happen,
but we do know that the Summer of Rights.
That we had put extra pressure on the system.
Here, it's the closest the system ever came here to sort
of. Running out of capacity, The
pinch points were particularly felt in the North East and
northwest of England, and there are already plans in place.
The measures that were announced earlier this year that prisoners
could be released early after serving 40% of their.
We're going to rent out prison space from Estonia because they
have low crime rates and they don't have them full because we
need to put rioters from people who are doing public discourse.
I mean, whoa, that's so dark to me.
Also, why are they just not trying to copy Estonia's
policies? Apparently they're working,
whatever that looks like. That's the question about all
these problems that we have. We were talking about just this
on AMRAD podcast. It was like, why don't we just
do what we did a long time ago? We had better results then when
it came to, I don't know, teaching kids how to read.
We should just teach them the three Rs, but we got to do
something new and novel and fancy and make sure we had the
pockets of the teachers unions here.
It's no different when it comes to criminal justice.
They've evolved that and they're going to go after people who say
mean things or they are claiming our mean things on Facebook and
they're going to put them in jail.
Meanwhile, they're not going to take the rioters that are
defacing public property in these, these historic areas and,
and actually generating A legitimate risk to public
safety. They're going to say, oh, well,
that's, that's just their culture.
We, we have to not, not be oppressive to that.
I mean, I, I guess you can make the case that jail cells are
oppressive. So we have to be forgiving.
And, and as a result of that, you have a country now that's in
complete turmoil and talk about the cultural aspect to it.
I think it's 10 years running, if not more, that the number one
name of new babies in London is Muhammad.
Well, it was either that or Mclovin.
Perhaps, perhaps, but I don't. I don't know if they like the
American. Have you seen super bad?
Tell me you've seen super bad because I feel like you might
not have. I've seen it in pieces, not as
one continuous thing and I'm I'm failing.
I haven't seen Tropic Thunder yet.
Maybe you can send me your copy because it's probably black.
My copy is digital. Yeah, I have Amazon.
Listen, the whole point of the Super bad thing is he gets this
fake ID and the name on it is Mclovin.
It's one name and they're like, why did you choose Mclovin for
the name on your fake ID? And he's a, you know, a child
who looks like he's like 13 years old.
And he was like, it was either that or Mohammed.
And he was like, why was it either that or Mohammed?
He was like, it's the most common name on the planet.
Read a book. It's the most common name in
London. Listen, when I was, I stayed in
London for six, whatever it was 8 months semester abroad.
And this would have been like 20, I think 2022 or 2023.
And when I was there, I was in this kind of outskirts of it, in
the, in the outer zones, and we were in this area where there
were a ton of Turkish people and Kurdish people.
There was more, there was more halal shops within walking
distance to me than British pubs.
There was like one or two of those and like a half dozen
halal shops, which is where you would go get groceries if you
wanted to, unless you went to the Tesco.
So very, very weird to think that that's been going on for 22
years and that's come home to roost.
But it changes the culture, which is the argument that I
think forget about the workforce.
I was in Sioux City, IA for seven years.
So you go over the river, that's Nebraska, right?
It's a three state area, South Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa, we would
go and all the Indian reservations that I worked on
were in Nebraska crossover the river and that was called South
Sioux City. It the county was a majority
minority county and a significant portion of it was
Somali because they would come in actually via Minnesota.
All those NGOs would bring them into Minneapolis and they would
say, you know, we don't really have a lot of room for you.
And they would flood down to our area because there were the meat
packing industries and ice cream packing industries and that
manual labor. And they would buy out the real
estate, put 13 families in a house, a 1300 square foot house.
And that entire county had been remade.
And that's a rural county in northeast Nebraska.
How often is that happening in a country?
And in a country like Great Britain, it's an island.
It's not even that large geographically that's been
compounding on them. They're just further ahead on on
this trajectory than we are. Yeah, it's planned.
Rose accurately said it in the in the chat.
It's Cloud Pivot strategy, which we haven't talked about in a
long time on this program, but something we used to hit all the
time, which is to say overwhelm the resources and the only
answer is federal solutions. I've got a federal solution for
you that I want to talk about. This came out in August, this is
mid August. The from, I can't remember what
the website is, what they called epic.org, the Electronic Privacy
Information Center. A number of people have covered
it. I've sat in and talked some
attorneys about it. The Fifth Circuit ruled the
geofence warrants are inherently unconstitutional.
Interestingly enough, the 4th Circuit ruled that they are
totally fine. So we're going to have a
conflict and hopefully the the Supreme Court comes down on the
proper side of this. How much do you know about Geo
fence warrants? And maybe if you want to explain
it, if you got a good grasp on it for people.
It's a general warrant that you're able to basically drop a
pin on a geographical location at a time frame and see every
device that is in that area. And I think it's probably well
found in the 5th Circuit made the right decision because it's
not particular to a person. You just are looking for data
and people around there. You're, you are looking in
search of a, a criminal, not really looking at a person.
That's a violation of their, their, their rights to do that.
Because look, you have no reason to expect that you're walking
around in public that that's going to be involved in some
sort of criminal investigation. Perhaps the argument is, well,
you have no expectation of privacy.
Well, I do to a certain extent, from the government being able
to track all of my movements at all times.
So, so people can kind of grasp this, there is a crime that's
being investigated. This is not, I mean, they do it
in national security cases too. So that's another animal.
And I can't really talk about it too much, but you can grasp what
I'm talking about. There is a crime.
Let's use the best case scenario of this being used in a way that
we would feel the least worried about it.
There's a bank robbery and at that bank robbery, the bank
locks down and the doors are barred by the robber and they
take whatever money they're going to get.
So they get $7564 out of the registers and some bait bills
and they put those all together. And then they're in the the
bank, let's say for 9 minutes. And then they escape and
everybody stays in there and lays down and is scared or
whatever. And the guard has been disarmed.
And So what we would do is we would drop a geofence in there
for that period of time, the 5 minutes before and the 10
minutes after. And you're looking for the 1-2
or three signatures of cell phones that go running out the
door and leave, get in a vehicle and leave at high rate of speed
going somewhere else. And so then you would go and
find out what is that device identified to generally using
Google. And then you would say, OK,
well, what are that Google account?
Where does it normally live? And what's the pattern for that
phone? And now you've identified your
likely subject and then you go interview and, and, or arrest
them. So that's the best way to do it.
And the worst way to do it is a bunch of people are milling
around on the National Mall on January 6th, 2021.
And some of them have crossed over an invisible barrier
because the bicycle blockades were knocked down.
And as they walk around in the past tense, the DOJ is able to
say you violated this space as a trespasser because we know the
crime was committed. And so we've gone out and found
every single person that was there.
And now we're able to identify you conclusively.
And we're going to bang down your door with the SWAT team.
It's the selective use of this tool or actually overly broad
use of this tool. And by a politicized agency, I
mean, I'm thinking of actually The Dark Knight movie.
That's basically what a geofence was.
At the end of the the way that movie gets resolved, it's like,
I have to find the Joker. What am I going to do when they
develop the technology? Like all of Gotham City, we're
looking at every single person's cell phone and we're able to
find out where he is. And at the end of it, actually,
the guy Fox says like, I'm not going to work with you if you
use this tool and they destroy it.
And, and I think that that's probably the best thing to do is
you can't handle that ring of power.
I mean, Batman can because he's fictional and he's awesome.
But I don't trust the FBI to be able to handle that.
They're going after 89 year old women who survived in a
concentration camp because they are praying outside of an
abortion clinic. They've clearly chosen a path
here, and they're I'll equipped and unable and proven unworthy
to handle a tool like this. Last little thing I'm gonna
throw on there. I think that this is the same
sort of decision the Supreme Court needs to come down and
make, just like the Kylos versus US, which was a case that was
decided about thermal technology and the ability to do thermal
imaging. It's.
Just driving down the street and look in people's houses, yeah.
Right. And you're like, oh, like that
roof is extra hot. There's probably a grow lab in
there. And the odds are that there
probably is, but you need to get a warrant if you want to do
that. And So what happened, that's
what Kylos decided, is that you're going to use some
augmentation technology. People think that using a
geofence warrant sort of has the same, same sort of instinct of
being able to look at security Cam footage.
But because we're talking about a cell phone and all of the
private data and all of the things that reveals about you to
know what cell phone you have, I think it's closer to having like
ACT scan of every person there because you're able to look
inside their body. You're able to look inside and
see how they're functioning. You're, you're taking it's, it's
only just a little time. It's a very, very short
increment where we get to do that CT scan.
I can only see you for 30 minutes, but I know everything
that's going on in your body when I look through and I do
that type of scan. So the invasiveness, I think is
going to require a new Supreme Court.
I hope and I hope they come. Down and say it's not supposed
to be easy, it's supposed to be hard.
That's why we have constitutional guardrails that
are set up and that's why in a ideal world the FBI actually
sets up guardrails that make it more narrow.
That's what the AGG Dom and the diag are supposed to establish.
The attorney General guidelines on domestic investigations,
domestic investigations operations guides for those who
don't speak fluent government acronym, those are narrowing the
FB is ability to even operate within the constitutional
guardrails because they say it is that important to us, right.
Rigorous obedience to the Constitution is so important to
us that we're going to rank it behind diversity.
Yes, exactly. All right, so I throw it on the
screen now folks, you can see it.
Let me pull this up so I can interact with it a little bit.
This is oh, there we go. This is the the tranifesto.
That's what it looked like. It was a red notebook.
It's a Mead notebook signed with the name Aiden, which is the
name that Audrey Hall, the shooter at the combat school in
in Tennessee took on. And so we're just going to kind
of look at it. Steve, you, you have some
impressions of it. I'm going to kind of scroll
through it while you talk, but there's some really interesting
stuff right up in the front. Why does my brain not work right
is a big question. These are like scribbles.
And this is angry, like sort of teenage looking writing, very
angsty, not the writing of a, what was it, 28 year old woman.
Certainly not the writing of a 28 year old person, and
certainly not the writing of a 28 year old male.
Certainly not, no, because I was born wrong is what's written in
here. And so we're just kind of
looking at these. There's like love and there's
nature and there's everything hurts.
This is kind of sad. There's some some people that
seems, you know, there's some hearts, maybe some some people
that passed away or maybe when they're a.
Lot of animosity against God too.
Seems like one-of-a-kind of a hate crime if if you were to
actually assess what went on there where this person
specifically identified a Christian School to go out and
murder 6 people, three of them being children.
And a lot of odes to her to her identity of being a girl who
felt like she needed to have a beard.
And then on top of that, talking non-stop about white privilege
being a problem, which is unconnected, you would think to
shooting up kids in a school at some point.
But my take away was one, the FBI knew this and they told
Tennessee authorities to keep it under wraps under the narrative
that it was some sort of a blueprint to carry out a mass
shooting, which it is in fact not.
It's just a look behind the ideology that generated that
incident from happening. So the FBI lied because they
wanted to protect this ideology. They they like it, they want to
see it progress and and expand and then something that's not
been talked about you and I have talked about it was like the
Super Bowl, right? The the officers of Nashville PD
who responded and did a textbook example of how you address an
active shooter. You cannot criticize everything
they do that needs to be shared with every single law
enforcement agency around the country of do what they did.
It's. Why did Yeah, why were those
guys not given the Presidential Medal of Freedom for the
service? They did it.
Was not only not recognized, but because we had to memory hold
this entire thing that footage will will not be shared that
will in effect allow law enforcement to address future
and we live in a free country. This will in fact happen, as we
saw what happened in Atlanta. This.
This apparently, is the type of stuff that could be a blueprint
for a mass shooter. This is one of the writings on
the page here. This is coming from page 5.
I hurt bad enough to know enough that I need to die.
That's the entire page. There's just there's, there's no
substance to what this is. The Internet is dangerous.
This is also kind of goofy. People want to scam you for your
money. Money is filthy.
I hate life. This is we should keep
commenting on RT trying to scam. It's just look.
This is really sad. And the other sad and scary
thing is if you'd seen this and apparently there was a therapist
involved with this person, like you see this kind of thing,
there's nothing healthy about this person.
That person needs help. I've worked in in the mental
health field as a paramedic, which makes me a lot less
sympathetic than real counselors.
My wife is the sympathetic ones of us.
There's some people that need to be put in a room.
They need to be put in a room. They make terrible decisions.
We had a gal that actually was in in our psyche D that came in
because she was in her car, decided to kill herself and
jumped out of a moving car with her two kids in the back seat.
You need to be looked at. You've made terrible decisions
and you're a liability not only for the people around you, but
also for your own children, your own family.
If you're writing this kind of stuff and this is how it goes.
If this is just you scribbling it out, look, I've seen what
women write, grown women. My wife keeps journals and
Diaries, and I've looked over her shoulder and see what she's.
It's organized and it's neat and it's not chaotic.
This indicates A chaotic mind to me and someone who's having a
real problem and there's nothing in here that needs to be hidden.
That's the real part. The fact that they fought it
tooth and nail. It's so goofy to imagine that
that's what our FBI was lobbying on behalf of.
For me, I just don't. I don't understand who was the
one making that argument. Which is why it takes me back to
the the meme of the Austin Powers woman.
It's like, oh, we got caught lying about this, so we got to
go indict the Russians and Hamas.
Well, good for the Tennessee star for getting what you're
seeing are pictures actually that somebody with an evidence
glove, we can actually see this on the screen.
There's somebody who's got a blue nitrile glove taking this
picture. There's some very longhand sort
of organized thoughts. There's a lot of disorganized
thoughts. There's so much of this stuff
talking about hurting and pain, and people that are in chronic
pain make terrible decisions. People that are in psychic pain
make terrible decisions. There's a reason why some of
them need inpatient therapy. It's a real thing.
It doesn't mean it's always the solution.
They probably shouldn't be around firearms.
Where was this person's family? Like apparently, like what lived
with mom and dad? Is that my memory?
I believe so. I believe that was it.
But again, like that's sort of a testament to how this entire
story was memory hold. We were just moving on to the
next thing. I mean, and this is unrelated to
what we're talking about here, but I was looking into Lake and
Riley, remember, say her name when the Republicans were at the
State of the Union trying to invite her parents because her
skull got rearranged by an illegal alien.
You know that the defense is moving to suppress evidence and
his confession in that case, and there's a chance he might walk
because apparently, being an illegal alien, you get
constitutional rights in this country now.
And only because that name, for whatever reason, providentially
pop into my head did I even look it up.
And it's a story that's from this week.
Nobody's talking about that. The thing that I guess is so
crazy about all of it is that this is the argument, I think
that the Wall Street Journal's piece and the one that we just
saw covered from Catholic vote, it changes the movement.
It moves the narrative in the country.
When you change the demographics, you change the
values and what is accepted. And you and I and the and the
way we grew up would not accept this sort of thing as normal.
But if you don't know normal and you're like, I guess that's just
what Americans do. They're gender confused weirdos.
I just came here for a job. I'm going to work minimum wage
under the table or whatever, a better wage under the table
because they don't have to pay taxes on it.
And yeah, every once in a while they just like some goofy female
dresses up and shoots kids or some guy puts on a dress and
goes and shoots kids or some young kid decides to solve his
problems that way. Apparently there was a really
abusive situation that was happening down outside of
Atlanta, and that may be the case.
It's like, be transparent. Oh man, there's some pictures of
like this, this weird picture right here that I'm looking at
of looks like somebody's butt and like it just just childish
drawings. This looks the opposite of
everything male. All you have to do is say male
or female wrote this. I could show this to you.
You have investigative experience.
I show you this journal. We've been scrolling through it.
Male or female? Loopy loopy JS and GS in there.
It's definitely a female. Yeah, white nothingness.
This is not how men write or talk.
And so that would be, wouldn't it be nice, instead of
confirming insanity, someone who's like, look, I know that
you're a troubled female. We got to help you figure this
out because this is just what it is.
This is the the, the pressure to do the 180° different in our
culture now where somebody has a problem wrong between their ears
and we think we're just going to affirm that and instead we'll
change you physically as opposed to doing what we've done the
entire length of human history and said something's wrong up
there. Let's work on that, because
what's going on here is reality, and you need to conform to
reality, and shame is actually a good thing in that case.
I know we're going to have to let you go here.
The last thing I'm just going to make comment on is I've scrolled
through this whole thing and I'm doing it on purpose as we just
kind of lazily throw. What I don't see is an OPS plan.
You and I have both planned tactical operations.
We've both been on tactical operations.
I see no blueprint for the for the apocalypse of transgender or
otherwise people shooting up schools.
I just don't see it. I don't see any layout and it's
certainly not in the text. You know nothing there.
And this was all a pretext to hide the fact that this was a
deranged person, deranged woman who was under the misconception
that she could change to a man and had flooded herself with a
bunch of hormones because she has the buying power of a 28
year old woman as opposed to a 14 year old kid and did it to
herself. And we're just going to affirm
that as opposed to saying this is a problem with our society
and the drugs are having a problem.
But really it's just a societal problem where we're letting
crazy people live out their true selves, which are not in fact
true. And she took matters into her
own hand because she was completely given over to a
demonic belief that white privilege and transgenderism
needed to be somehow fought for and little kids needed to die on
the end that battle. And I it's just all the fault
needs to lay at the feet of our law enforcement, particularly
the federal level, because they hid this from the American
people just so they could keep the narrative going that that is
an affirmative good. And it's definitely not.
Buddy, thanks for joining me today.
I know you got a call to jump on, so I will plug AMRAD when
you're gone, but thanks for being here.
And you're going to miss out on the palate cleanse which I
shared with you earlier and it's equally.
Dumb. It's solid, Sarah fans.
Make sure you stick with the show and we'll see you guys.
Next, not even. It's so bad.
All right, I was going to ask you, OK, before you leave, who
is the top action star of the 80s?
And second question is, who would be the best action star
singer of the 80s? Go.
Bruce Willis on both accounts. Because Die Hard is the perfect
movie, but you know, Arnold Schwarzenegger has to get it by
default. OK, good enough.
All right, Steve, good seeing you, buddy.
Have a great have a great weekend.
Yeah. OK folks, so Steve weighed in.
I have the at least one of the top contenders for the greatest
action star of the 80s singing a song that you would not expect
again. I I do think all this stuff is
really hard to read. It's hard that they they hate it
when it's clearly not what it was intended to be.
So it's another example of why I'm a little bit also on the
fence with anything DOJ puts out when it comes to indictments and
whenever they're going to have these non actionable ones.
I still think that the primary purpose of what was done in the
fair case and and so on was basically to smear the name of
people that are conservative commentators, not all of whom I
like, but I'll always cut fair on it.
And I think that the the key was is that they name these people
in a way such that they could be unmatched quite easily.
And that is not common. That is not the goal.
When you were writing these things, the copy and paste
specifically so that Company 1 was outed.
I think there's probably more to come.
I think that they have a lot in there.
And I would highly advise should any of them happen to hear this,
they should not, whether it be a Benny Johnson or any member of
the staff, whether it be Tim Poole's people or any of the
folks that were caught up in this, Taylor Hanson and so on.
Do not engage and speak with the FBI.
Because even as a so-called victim, the FBI can open up all
of the information on you. They can do the FISA information
and they know when you're lying because they've been reading
your stuff. And you can still get hit with a
Michael Flynn style 18 USC 1001 charge, lying to the FBI.
It's really the false statement statute.
False statements are still false statements, whether you were
being investigated as the victim of this thing or whether or not
you're actually considered to be the subject of the
investigation. Because there is no
differentiation on the federal side, particularly one that is
motivated by politics. It's the thing that we talk
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OK, good. I'll give you guys a five star
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would have saved this for Steve, but it just says Friday's
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Thanks for the five star reviews.
You can leave your own on apple and your palate cleanse going
into the weekend. Possibly the greatest action
movie star ever doing a song you never expected.
You guys remember Bone Thugs? When judgement comes for you
when judgement comes for you, why don't you kind of the
weather hide when judgement comes for you because it's going
to. I should have put the party
please. This is something Charlie and
the booth is. Nice buddy and they're going to
miss everybody and the. Out the out the I.
Looking them up the prior, I can't apply this opportunity for
me to say I please stay. It just keeps going.
I keep listening for it to go, like, is this going to be there?
I probably played that 20 seconds too much, but you had to
know that it just keeps going with the bubble blade blade.
It's so bad. Yeah.
Arnold has really fallen off in his Latin in his older years.
He says, screw your freedom. I used to love doing Arnold
impressions, for whatever that's worth.
Arnold was my favorite. And Steve and I were talking
about the the college phenomenon that we experienced where you
you'd be able to do the sound boards and you call up and you'd
be like, I just want to ask you a bunch of questions.
Who's your daddy and what does he do?
But singing Bone Thugs and Crossroad probably, probably not
where Arnold needs to land in retirement.
So it's possible maybe he needs some mental health therapy as
well. I hope you guys get some mental
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Go hang out with your kids, go paddle, go get some water time,
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