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Kyle serif Hello, my friends and welcome to the Kyle Serafin
show. Today is Wednesday, May the 17th
and we're going to be talking about the leftist zombie
apocalypse, The Apocalypse of white supremacy and what happens
when that narrative falls apart? Inevitably that narrative has to
fall apart because it's based on political talking points, it's
based on false and self-serving government statistics.
And we're going to dig all into that and tear it apart for you.
So that when you're out there in the world talking to your
friends, and who seem to believe that there is a white
supremacist around every corner. You are not talking to them in
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All right, let's get Rowdy today, we're talking about the
zombie apocalypse and I have experienced it in full form.
A zombie is one of these mindless cretins that just sits
and the jaw goes. There's no thought process.
Process, there's dead meat but there's walking, many of you
have seen these, these videos, we all kind of think that it's
going to look like the opening scene from.
I Am Legend. We think that it's going to look
like being chased down by these - hordes.
It probably isn't happening that way, it's happening online.
And I'm going to bring up a website here, which will show
you Twitter. Twitter is full of zombies and
here is one of them looking a lot.
Like, a klansman, I guess this is our president wearing these
Robes, getting an honorary degree at Howard University.
I want to share with you this video, I'm going to read you
what I responded to and then I'm going to tell you, how many
people had something nasty to say about it?
Let's start off with Joe Biden. Telling us how dangerous white
supremacy is if you are not watching on a rumble Channel,
this is from RN c-- research. This is the Republican National
committee's sort of propaganda, Twitter handle, puts out some
good stuff. Here's Biden talking, right?
Now stand up against the poison white supremacist is I did my
inaugural address to a single out as the most dangerous
terrorist threat to our homeland is white supremacy.
And I'm not saying this because I'm a little black, HBCU I say
wherever I go. So stand up.
Alright, so he's not just saying it because he's at a black H,
what does it HBCU that just tells you that he doesn't even
know what that means. You won't talk about a zombie
HBCU is historically black college and university which
Howard University is he says I'm not just saying it because I'm
on, I'm at a black. Historically, black college and
university. That's actually the words.
If you were to take the acronym, Talk about zombie stuff.
So my response this was pretty straightforward.
I something I shared over the weekend, some of you heard about
this. I didn't get to cover it because
we had an interview with John Mattingly earlier and I want to
get into it because it's just is not going away, zero believable
evidence from this lying fool. I'm somewhat a little bit harsh
on buying these days. I've worked the so-called white
supremacy threat and more than a half dozen states.
They were complete Fabrications that generated stats without
actual danger. Think about how many white
supremacists I met personally this garnered 2.2 million views,
it's still counting. It's easily the largest viewed
tweet that I have to date since I've joined social media and
it's a weird experience to have that.
It was also a complete ratio as they say which is to say only
twenty-nine hundred people liked it of the 2.2 million that is an
awful lot of angry vitriol and bile.
It's gotten almost 1,000 retweets, it got thousands of
comments. Many of which were angry
leftist. Many of which were people who
are in fact zombies. The biggest one was a account
named Kevin crus. I have no idea who Kevin Cruces,
400, 500 thousand people do apparently, and they follow him
and he was able to share this thing in a big way.
And his first point was the FBI's own statistics, so let's
talk about Point. Number one, if you're going to
be a zombie, if you were going to tell me government,
Statistics published by the FBI that benefit the FBI.
You are a zombie. It's a simple fact, there is
nuts. If you can't believe that, that
the government would lie to you at this point, it's probably do
helping you. You're probably Beyond repair,
but this is the Strategic report that was put up.
So, if you're watching on the rumble Channel, you, this is a
fbi.gov document. This is what was excited to me,
and if you're not, you can check this thing out.
Out fbi.gov, they have a file repository and the the document
is referred to as the Strategic intelligence assessment and data
on domestic terrorism. I'm going to tell you why this
is completely bunk but this is 40 pages written by the FB i--
and co-authored by the Department of Homeland Security.
So let's deal with a set. This is what they presented to
the permanent select subcommittee on intelligence.
The committee on homeland security and on the Judiciary,
this is basically the FBI and DHS justifying their positions
when it comes to white supremacy.
And so on, essentially what they do is they define domestic
terrorism under 18 USC. They want to make sure that
people are able to understand what it is and that is going to
be violent acts that are dangerous to human life.
That are a violation of criminal laws in the United States are
would be a violation of criminal laws if they were committed in
the United States that are intended to coerce a population,
influence government policy or affect government conduct by
mass destruction, assassination and kidnapping and so on, that's
actually pretty specific and it involves violence and what's fun
about white supremacy. If there is anything that's
funny about it, it's that white supremacy is an idea that is
constitutionally protected, although it is full of obviously
a-holes, who believe. So it is an ignorant position
and it's not something that we need to be hiding.
Let those people talk in my opinion, The sunlight to them
and destroy it because it's easily burned down.
The ideas are ridiculous, on their face.
All that being said, this is still the way that they produce
it. So they've produced a 40 page
document that is going to give you supposedly information.
What's funny is no one ever quoted?
A single bit out of this report? What they know was is the
top-line presentation that the report says that there are in
fact, violent extremists, who are out there to destroy the us
but they didn't quote anything of substance and Some of the
stuff you're looking at is its definitional.
So they're going to tell you who the the threats are to the
Homeland and this case the same threats that they tried to say
are inside the Catholic church when we were revealed the
radical traditionalist Catholic document back in February.
It says, ethylic or vile racially or ethnically
motivated, violent extremists, that's DV.
He's they show animal rights groups and environmental
extremists so this should bother people on the left
abortion-related violent extremist I guess this could be
pro-life. Or pro-choice as they State
here, you've got your anti-government anti-authority
types, this goes to the Timothy mcveigh's, the people that are
willing to fight the government, that are willing to bomb things
to get their ideas across, and then you have other domestic
terrorism threats, which could be related to religion, gender,
or sexual orientation. Apparently, they go on to say
that white supremacy is the biggest one.
Here it is, I'm going to read you the line since 2017.
I don't know why 2017. But oh, oh yes, I do know
because that's when Donald Trump came.
I'm into office. So, since 2017 DV, he's remain a
persistent source of violence with racially or ethnically
motivated. Violent extremists, advocating
for the superiority of the white race.
And anti-government are anti-authority violent
extremists. Notice how they put them
together. They put those together because
they want you to conflate the idea that white supremacists are
people who don't like the United States government, whether the
government is right or wrong, that is a big problem.
It is a significant overlap and this is the same sort of fallacy
that they've done with McVeigh. Timothy McVeigh famously blew up
the the Alfred P Murrah building in Oklahoma City.
He did, so, because he was angry about the government.
And this tiny little thing that they've tied to him and said
that he's a white supremacist. Although there's nothing other
than this that I could see, and I've done enough reading on its
look, he apparently also liked an online novel or an online
written series called the Turner Diaries, which are famously
known for some white supremacist ideology.
I haven't read them. I don't actually have an
interest in it. I have buddies to of bread, then
they think they're interesting, but what they do more than most
things is they get really deep into sort of gun culture and
Cussing different types of weaponry.
And that's apparently what Timothy McVeigh said he was
interested in his own words. He didn't say he was a white
supremacist. The thing about white
supremacist is they actually will tell you, they will put it
out there in the front and say, this is my ideology, this is
what I believe. And if they don't say that
thing, I think it's probably strange to paint them with that
brush. But not if you're the FBI and
you're trying to drum up counterterrorism dollars, so
they say that these anti-government anti-extremist
Anarchist violent That seems like the antifa types.
Many of them are anarchists militia, violent extremists.
This is again, right wing and Sovereign citizen violent
extremists again. Generally speaking right-wing
libertarian types that don't want to be infringed upon are
presenting the greatest threats of violence this.
Our MV e. This is the racially motivated
are the primary sources. And when you hear our MV e or
racially motivated, violent extremists.
You should be thinking white supremacy, because that's what
the FBI that's what the federal government is thinking, DHS.
And so on, they say that they are the primary sources of
lethal. And significant violence with
loan, offenders conducting lethal attacks, against targets
of opportunity using non-complex attacks, and accessible weapons.
So that's fancy language non-complex, attacks to say
targets of opportunity, people who just popped up and shot up a
grocery store. For example, like we found out
in Buffalo. Does that mean that this was
some sort of mass movement of people trying to go and kill
people at grocery stores? I don't think so, but it is good
for funding. It says that they assessed at
the broad drivers of domestic violent.
Miss including perceptions of or responses to government
activity, social political and economic conditions continue to
feed this consistent level of domestic violent extremism.
Well, the problem with a lot of this stuff to is that it's all
constitutionally protected speech until you actually start
advocating for actual violence with a plan of violence and that
is not very often. The case they go on to talk
about the number of actual attacks.
I'm going to try to find it in here, but it essentially says
that there are 77 deaths associated with white
supremacist. Violence from this is the was
dated in 2021. So from this 2010 to 2020 one,
an 11-year period, we had 77 total homicides associated with
white supremacy violence. And if that seems like a lot to
you, you should know that approximately 90 people every
year, have sort of a Darwin's award death, Due to dealing with
lawn mowers. As another way to think about
it, you have probably a higher likelihood of dying in a car
accident with a deer in the United States because deer are
constantly on the roadways, particularly in the Northeast,
they are even on the roadways here, in Texas people swerve,
avoid, or actually hit animals and specifically, dear more
often than they are killed by white supremacy and that can be
a decade versus year comparison, which is to say, there are more
deaths from impacts with deer on an annual.
Then there are in a decade from white supremacy.
I just want you to get the statistical Fear Factor in
there. That when you're talking about
77 death, over a period of a decade, if you are scared of
that, you're also probably more likely to get hit by lightning.
So it is not common, but it is a talking point and that's how you
get into the zombies fear. I want to debunk this right
away, let's debunk it with this article.
Now for starters, this is from a website called just T dot org.
If you listen to me on the bungee, no show, I was on
yesterday on his radio show. I've been on a couple of the
programs and I mentioned this, we're going to get into it a
little bit more deeply, but this is just security before we get
started with what they're about. Let's talk about who they are.
Just security is an online forum, for rigorous analysis, of
security democracy, foreign policy and rights.
I talked to Emerald Robinson's producer the other day.
And she said, anytime you put security and democracy in the
same sentence, she thinks they're commies.
She's probably right. But who are these people, they
say right away that they are based in the New York University
School of Law. If you're not looking at the
rumble page, watching our live show or the replay, then I can
refer you to just secure T dot org, you can go to their about
us page and find out exactly what I'm saying.
They say that they're grateful from the Craig Newmark
philanthropies. Many of you may not remember
Craig Newmark, but once I tell you who he is, you will Craig
Newmark. Founded Craigslist in San
Francisco, California as a way for people to be able to move.
You know free services and goods and eventually started making
money on post. He sold his stake for a number
of million dollars and started this philanthropies program.
He is an avowed left-leaning person.
I think he I'm not mad at Craig Newmark but just what he is the
second support that they they're they're happy about is there's
Craig Newmark right there. The second one is the open
societies Foundation. You may know that the open
Society Foundation under who we are says they're founded by
George Soros. Everyone who knows who George
Soros is might find that to be a little bit curious.
And then, lastly, they've got some other pieces here at New
York University. It's obviously a university
system, which makes it left-leaning.
It's in New York, which makes it extra left-leaning.
The last one that they have is listed as Al antic, Herpes.
And I pulled up there Wikipedia page here right now for you.
They list them self as a, a philanthropic organization,
giving information or giving cash on Health social and
politically, left-leaning, public causes in the United
States Vietnam, South Africa, Ireland, Bermuda and Australia,
fairly vague. I don't know why that makes them
the Atlantic group, but that's what they are.
So that's the about us for just accurate e dot Org.
The background is when they left a source tells you something
That is counter to left this narrative.
I don't think they do it on purpose.
They just can't avoid the facts. They actually have a different
agenda than what we do. But we're going to just talk
about what's true. They wrote a fantastic article
here. This is dated May 8th 2023, this
is a week ago coming up on ten days and the article is entitled
us domestic terrorism prosecutions the reality behind
the government's inflated numbers.
So if we think that the, the left, the political left in this
country, is the one that's pushing the white supremacy
narrative. What, in the world of these?
Well interested in domestic. Terrorism also has a Dragnet
that grabs black and brown people, for various different
reasons and that offends these people sensibilities.
It turns out it's not really a political agenda.
In my opinion, it's just the fact that our federal government
is more than willing to quash, the rights of human beings that
are living their lives and exercising, free speech.
And they do. So for a significant amount of
money. We're going to talk about how
much money this article talks about the 9/11 attacks.
This is essentially what we've referred to.
There's really three buckets of terrorism that the United States
government goes after. Number one is international
terrorism. That's people that are foreign
and they come domestically here to cause damage and try to
figure out you know scare us into Political policies and so
on. So that's going to be your 911s.
That's going to be some of the other sort of Trade Center
bombings that happened before that.
This is there. Not that common, their kind of a
Black Swan events and they're really dangerous in so much as
they can do significant damage and they obviously have no ties
to this country. They have ties against this
country. The second is known as HV, he's
or homegrown violent extremists. It's worth noting each VES
sympathize with the ideologies from people overseas but they
are domestic. That would be someone let's say
in Minneapolis who is a first or second generation Somali You
know, living in United Somali American, but Associates with
al-shabaab and thinks that those ideologies are a proper way to
convince Americans of anything. I don't know.
Sharia law in that area and so they may conduct some kind of
attack to move forward. That's hces.
Again, not that common, but that's going to be the ones that
just security dot-org is most concerned about its things that
people like Trevor Aaronson wrote a book about.
So this is actually I was actually pointed to this website
by Trevor Aaronson who's Leslie. And reporter working for the
intercept and a very good reporter at that.
So if you're not reading The Intercept you're missing out on
the other side of the news, in many ways, and then the last one
is known as DV. He's that's what we're just
reading about. That's the domestic violent
extremists. Those are people who are from
the United States with a domestic concern, a domestic
ideology, and they are willing to use Terror to accomplish
those goals. They want to push and further it
so how much money over the last decade that's going to be?
This thing was written in 23. So since 2013, Over the last
decade, five hundred million dollars of government.
Money was used to prosecute Federal cases against anybody in
the domestic terrorism space. That's D, OJ's money.
That's not the investigation. That's the prosecution.
It's worth noting that because they've claimed that they've won
over 2,000 domestic terrorism related convictions and they've
done almost looks like 4,000 cases and indictments from the
doj. The money from the FBI side is
Way bigger hundreds of billions of dollars a year, hundreds of
millions. So they try to hit these numbers
because they're incentivized to do.
So I'm going to just pull out some of the most relevant pieces
here because this is the stuff you should walk around with,
they analyzed 4,000 cases from 2006 January of 2006 to
September of 2020 right in the middle of covid. 4,000 cases,
it's a nice round number and the number of cases that they were
able to get access to because a lot of these things have hidden
documents and they are not available to the public because
the government doesn't believe in transparency.
But when they did, if you're looking here, I'm going to
highlight this the, the department went over 1140 not
quite 12:00. So let's just do rough estimates
and Route it down. We're talking about 25% of the
cases that they were able to. Look at 25 percent of the cases.
A thousand out of 4,000 is a pretty good substitute for
statistical analysis and of those Only 71 of those cases
which is roughly 6%. Was able to make a clear
connection to domestic terrorism and how did they do that?
Let's look at the rubric. They looked in the charging
documents which is to say the actual crimes that they were
accused of the sentencing memoranda which is what the
judge looked at. And issued when these people are
actually sentence, which is to say that they actually pled
guilty, or they were convicted the request for sentence
enhancements which is going to come from doj, that's going to
be doj saying why this person should have an enhanced.
Ins. And some of those would be
related to terrorist charges and press releases, which is the doj
Zone words, about what they're proud of, what they've done, the
charging, the indictment and so on, The Plea deals.
And then the, the subsequent sentence in putting people 71 of
1140 We're actually connected to domestic.
Terrorism of all flavors, by the way, not just white supremacy.
All flavors to include all the other stuff.
We talked about whether it be animal rights, or environmental
or anti abortion, or Pro. What do they call it?
Or pro-abortion protesters all these kind of things.
So that seems pretty pretty troubling what they did.
Is then they asked the sorry, the the judge which was a guy
named judge Moss to review all of these cases that they had
left over the Thousand that were untouched and they said, would
you please take a look at these and see if our numbers pan out
is it really only six percent of the so-called domestic terrorism
cases actually tying to domestic terrorism.
So, the judge did what's called an in camera review of the
documents and just a sample of 20.
It's just a scooped bucket of 20 additional cases and of those
20, 19 of them. I'm going to quote the report
directly. He found that 19 of 20 cases, he
reviewed. Did not Again did not involve
terrorism but they were mostly personal disputes and his
conclusion was that the government's representation of
counter-terrorist efforts is vastly overstated.
All right so what we're talking about is a large, look at a an
enormous sample 4,000 cases involves you know, tens of
thousands of man-hours on behalf of the FBI and DHS doing
investigations. And they were only able to
justify roughly five to six percent of those cases.
Has that they called domestic terrorism.
That's really dangerous. What that means is that your
government is straight lying to you, and 2.2 million people.
In my Twitter mentions 2.2 million.
People were able to see this tweet and most of them most of
them, the vast majority of them took offense at the fact that I
said, white supremacy is overblown, I'm going to tell you
what it looks like from my end. When you're actually looking at
a white supremacy case, the the information that we were given
was almost Always the same. This is a white supremacist.
That's it. Well, what are they done?
Shrugs confusion. He's on Reddit.
He said some things he had some racist tweets.
He's friends with people who are associated with white supremacy,
to be fair, many of you are to whether, you know it or not,
because they've tagged white supremacist everywhere when you
are a hammer, you're looking for a nail, the government is the
hammer, the nail is white supremacy.
They find it behind every corner.
I've mentioned on this podcast, a number of times that I got
briefings in 2017. That's exactly when they started
pushing this narrative. Those briefings were incredibly
ill-informed. They were talking about the
proud boys. They talked about The Oath
Keepers. They talked about the three
percenters. They talked about all these
different groups and they Associated anti-government
feelings with white supremacy. I don't know why I, oh, actually
no the motivation other than it's an enemy of the political
left. But here's the thing, I don't
know anybody in the political right that sympathizes with
white supremacist, in fact, you know, Plenty of people in the
public sphere that will tell you, there is nothing more nasty
than the way, the left treats black brown.
Otherwise you know different skin colors that are also
conservative. Anybody can look at, you know,
the way that the the LA Times referred to Larry Elder when he
was running for governor or when he was running.
I don't know if he's put his hat in for president and some sort
of way but he's, you know, he's put his name in as a potential
political candidate and they called him the white or they
called the black face of white supremacy.
And they're happy to talk about the Brown face of Supremacy
anybody that apologizes for conservative positions is
essentially a white supremacist, which was my response to most
people on Twitter. It's like everybody who
disagrees with me as a white supremacist.
That's what it looks like to be a zombie.
Folks, it looks like everybody who disagrees with me is a white
supremacist and that's the way that they respond and then if
you tell them that they immediately just block you.
If you tell that to somebody in person, they won't have anything
to answer. They don't have statistics like
we just read Um, a leftist organization supported by George
Soros, to tell you that in fact, maybe five or six percent of the
overall Charge cases are in fact domestic terrorism of any
flavor, let alone, white supremacy in my experience, it's
way more. It's far more than 90% of the
cases are complete garbage. So most cases look like this.
Twenty something year old white male, Goes to Starbucks wears
sneakers and, you know, khakis and a polo shirt and is on the
phone Tweeting, or on Reddit, in some sort of racial Forum
saying, things that are probably awful, but constitutionally
protected in this country and that will get the FBI looking
into you. They don't have any plans for
violence and you wonder well, Kyle, how do you know that?
Well, I know that because we introduced under covers.
So generally speaking, when you Involved in one of these groups.
They're fairly infiltrated by confidential.
Human informants. Confidential human sources
either by the FBI, by the local police departments by state
entities by DHS, so on and so forth.
They move these people into a space so that we can keep track
of this so-called threat. This goes back to the FBI's, you
know, Clan fighting days when they were doing this in the
1960s and 70s. Interestingly enough, the FBI
sort of espouse some white supremacy beliefs or maybe they
just didn't like Martin Luther King.
Junior and the in the civil rights movement and the same
time. They're also supposed to go
after the clan. I don't know if it's because
they sympathize with the Klan or what, but you have these two
very strange idea is sort of fighting each other in the FBI's
history today. Very good at infiltrating, these
groups because they have a historical precedent for causing
violence, and I don't think that's terrible per se.
Although, I think that the First Amendment Liberties are 100%
infringed upon, all right? So we do this, this
infiltration, we put a confidential human Source, the
Horses job is to introduce an undercover, if you want to know
what it looks like to be part of an undercover op, it looks like
you made a new friend, they get along with you.
They're really enthusiastic about all your terrible ideas
and then they want to teach you or introduce you to a new friend
and that new friend is able to help you carry those ideas out.
That friend is an undercover that's a fed and what they do is
offer you guns and money and explosives, and planning, and
tactics and capabilities so that you can sign on to a terrible
plot and then go to jail for your white supremacy.
And or The government anti-authority or militia
violent, extremist ideologies, which are constitutionally
protected. So when they do put these under
covers in the Undercovers job is to push forward for a case,
their job is to get people to say yes that they're interested,
they are trying to suss out in an investigative way whether or
not. This is a legitimate threat and
overwhelmingly and I've covered the meetings and then we get the
debriefs after the Undercovers go in.
We've sat out there and parking lots of restaurants and coffee
table, you know, coffee. Cops gun range trips parks and
so on, and all of these things come down to the same.
They're not actually interested in doing a violent act.
They're just talking online, they're just mouthing off and
that sort of thing is supposed to be protected from government
overreach. It's not but it's supposed to be
what the FBI does traditionally is they put a little caveat on
every one of these reports and it just says First Amendment
caveat, the FBI doesn't look into people specifically Ali for
you, no free speech for freedom of religion their assembly and
so on. That's false, they do 100%.
They just put a caveat on there and that's what Chris Rea always
reads. In fact, he's used that as his
defense for the way the FBI handles business.
It's kind of gross to listen to it.
It is just the nature of the way they do operations.
I will give you one concrete example, that is not to say
that. There are no white supremacy
types that are out there, looking to do violence, there
was one example and it goes back to probably 20, probably 2020.
If I have to dig through my memory banks Of all the cases
that we're and out and we ran down, I don't know a dozen a
year or more. This one actually was supposedly
going to actually get violent and this was a Canadian of all
people who had been out of the United States military.
Sorry, who'd been in the Canadian military, not the
Unites States, he snuck into the United States by avoiding ports
of Entry avoiding border checkpoints and he crept all the
way down to Canada. I can't remember his name, you
can look it up if you want somebody can throw it out there
in the chat if they want. The, the guy was associated with
A group called The Base, which I believe was a play on Al Qaeda
and the base was a Neo-Nazi group, allegedly, whatever that
means. And then he snuck down to
Atlanta hung out with his buddies there.
The FBI was onto him right away. They were actually national news
story saying that nobody knew where he was and he was on the
loose that was false the entire time.
The FBI was tracking his movements and knew where he was
the entire time. He was in the u.s. they followed
him from Atlanta, to the edge of the state of Virginia.
My team picked him up from the surveillance team that followed
him there and we followed him all the Way to Maryland, we put
him down in a business, or in a like an outbuilding of this this
business, or this sort of rural, sort of property, whatever it
was. And then a couple days later our
SWAT team came in and took him into custody, along with two
bodies. One of the Buddies looked like
this sort of like acne need and sort of ugly version of edge,
Sheehan kind of goofy-looking redhead.
And then the, the Canadian was taken into custody, as well.
None of these guys were able to commit any violence.
But supposedly, they were talking about doing something,
maybe in Baltimore, because it's a very black City.
I have no idea why you'd want to go do anything in Baltimore,
Baltimore tears itself, apart as it is, you don't need any help
to make Baltimore worse but supposedly they had bomb-making
equipment and things like that when they did the search.
So that's the only one and and none of that says they were
actually gonna go use it for all.
I know they're going to blow stuff up on this Farm.
Or, you know, not be able to blow stuff up because they
didn't know how to build bombs. But the Canadian that came in
that was part of the Canadian military.
Was alleged to be a An expert in explosives.
I think they said he was an explosives expert and I don't
know what that meant because they never substantiated what
training he had. Like, I don't know if he was an
engineer, a combat engineer, which maybe he was, then an
expert. But end of the day, they could
say the same thing about someone like me who's gone through a
basic explosive course. You know, I know how to use C4.
I know how to use Dynamite, I know how to use electric and
non-electric initiations. So you know, I built shape
charges, I built improvised explosive devices, using
commercial and otherwise end of the day is he Suppose of expert.
I don't know using household materials maybe maybe he was
just capable of using the stuff they had in the military.
It really helps when you actually have the, the
professional tools that you would have as part of the member
of the military and it's not like you can run off with those
things. Generally speaking, taking demo
off the demo range, not very easy.
Usually ends up in a bad way. All right.
So that's what white supremacy. Looks like when people are out
there defending it, it tells me that they don't actually
understand what's going on and that their Is not even United,
but they are Mindless and they are willing to go after sort of
the Joe Biden piece of it. We did about a half hour on
that, I think that's enough for you to understand that this is
not a real threat. It's not real, in the way that
anybody should be concerned about it.
It's something you should just be aware that the talking
points, keep getting marched out.
And then we can kind of pivot, and we'll talk about the Durham
report. What you want to talk about
talking points. We've seen the same sort of
zombieman narrative, and when you start deconstructing these
things, they literally just Melt down, they fall apart.
The Durham report I think was kind of like the book and to the
molar report. The molar report was a deep
State attempt to show that there was Russian collusion between
the Trump Administration or the Trump campaign, rather and the
Russian government. They came up with nothing.
They came up with no ability but they sort of still said, we
don't like Trump, we don't like the way he did things, but he
didn't break any laws. So no indictments and that was
very disappointing for the political left.
I think that the Durham report actually says.
As it has the same effect, but it's actually the opposite.
It says there was an incredibly damning weaponization of the FBI
that Trump was, right. That he is 100% Vindicated in
saying the FBI was coming to get him.
And we know who the players were that were driving it.
So the report itself which we will pull up in a second.
First, I want to get sort of a non balanced perspective on it.
So I'm going to switch you over here.
I'm going to give you my former boss.
This was the deputy director when I came in and he was the
acting director of the FBI while.
I That Washington field saying his piece on Anderson Cooper on
CN n. So you know, we're going to get
only the most trusted news. This is a former former FBI
agent. Former deputy director, Andy
McCabe beginning, exactly what John Durham was going to
conclude and that's what we saw today.
We knew from the very beginning, this was never a legitimate
investigation. This was a political errand to
exact some sort of Retribution on Donald Trump's perceived
enemies in the FBI. That's what.
Mr. Rooms done and you stand by the original Rush investigation.
Absolutely absolutely. Listen the Miss so for those of
you who cannot see what he just did, he shook his head and said
absolutely. There's some really funny quirky
mannerisms. That people have these micro
Expressions that they do when they are disavowing their actual
actions. And he literally said, I'm gonna
actually play it one more time. So, if you haven't seen this,
you can come to the 35 minute Mark here on the show and take a
look at this. 36 minutes, maybe, and check this out.
Here he goes again. Anderson Cooper asked him do you
stand by your original assessment?
Opening this dot this investigation which was
Crossfire hurricane dermis and you stand by the original Russia
investigation. Absolutely, absolutely.
Listen, the mistakes with the Carter page fisa or regrettable
should never have happened and had I known about those mistakes
in the packages. I never would have signed those
applications. I don't believe you.
That's Andy McCabe giving his take on it.
Like I said, absolutely. They would have still done. this
thing they still would have opened it up and he's
politically motivated. The guy, his wife took money
from Terry. McAuliffe's cutouts, she was
running for office as a Democrat that he immediately ordered
outside of policy. Peter struck to go and do this
Crossfire hurricane, they opened it up on an allegation.
I'm going to actually show you. I'm going to read you something.
Probably off my phone, it's the from the dialogue.
The dialogue is the FBI's domestic investigations
operation guide. What it says is that an actually
just just security dot-org. Posted the dialogue that Got in
a, in a foia. And what it shows is that you
cannot open a full investigation with simply an unsubstantiated
allegation. You have to open a preliminary
investigation, which is the right thing.
And then funnily enough, I actually got blocked by Peter
struck on Twitter yesterday because I tweeted at him that he
did it wrong and it's funny that he was out there.
You know, claiming that the clintons were actually being
treated unfairly, which is absurd because they actually got
away with all the things they were.
A shutdown, which I'm going to give you some some quotes from
that as well, but the the dialogue actually tells you how
to do it and they did the wrong thing rather than take my word
on it. Why don't we take on our friend,
FBI Barbie here? This is Nicole.
Parker as you know, this, this person drives Steve friend, a
frequent guest of our show and a buddy of mine, fellows to
spendable. Absolutely up the wall.
But this is a woman that Fox News thinks is relevant.
I want you to listen to this for as long as we can handle it and
you tell me if there's any information being passed along.
In this particular Fox segment, this is so strange that they
spend their time on it to put this in perspective, one, line
of this that sort of sums up but where this entire Durham report
went for the better part of four years based on the review of
Crossfire hurricane looking into this whole matter, by the way
and related intelligence activities.
We conclude that the justice department and FBI fail to
uphold their important mission to strict Fidelity to the law in
connection with certain events that activities described in
this report, he's quoting the report Is an understatement to
cope winsett. This that this is the, this was
your, this was your home. This was your base.
This was your very DNA and something like this happened.
What do you think? You know, now I have appeared on
your program on other programs recently and it's sad to say,
but this is exactly why I left the FBI.
This confirms my decision to leave the FBI after serving With
Honor when I was working. You know, cases such as violent
crime crimes against children white-collar crime.
Something of this nature takes down the entire organization and
I, you know, they say, oh, it's 2016 2017, the FBI's made
reforms. I understand, I was an FBI
agent. I had to be held accountable for
other people's choices that had nothing to do with me.
Several Thousands of agents that had nothing to do with this.
We all had to take the hit for the board.
We also not involved, thousands were not involved but you know
what, the unfortunate part is, the entire organization is now
taking the hit and it is unacceptable to take an oath.
You swear to uphold the Constitution of the United
States of America with the highest level.
She reminds me of that girl, that was, that was in one of the
beauty pageants that said that, she believes that may be because
of maps and because the Iraq That's kind of the way that she
presents herself. I don't think she knows
anything. She's never worked
counterintelligence from what we can tell.
So she doesn't have any experience in what you can or
cannot do to open an intelligent investigation.
They're very different. But what she does have
experience in apparently is handling hundreds of murders.
I actually had a local, sheriff, who is a retired FBI agent with
multiple years. If you guys have seen our
episode with Mark Crider, he and I still talk, he called me
yesterday, and he goes, what's the story with this Nicole,
Parker, you know, where did she come from?
And how is it that? She's done all these things and
I go, well, let me just tell you.
She was the coordinator for crimes on the high seas out of
the Miami Field office and the funny thing about being an FBI
agent with the title coordinator, if you are the, the
the applicant coordinator, you are not investigating cases, if
you are the high seas crime, coordinator, you're not
investigating cases. You're simply taking paper from
somebody else and you're putting it into a file that the bureau
maintains or you're actually going out and setting up some
kind of events. You're only the public affairs
coordinator, the diversity coordinator, you're not doing.
Work. You're not running FBI
investigations into federal crimes so I don't know how much
work she actually did, but her reputation in Miami is
suboptimal with people that I respect highly.
They said that she managed to show up on crime scenes where
she had no business. Being, she always had on her a
jacket. Her hair was always done nicely
with perfect makeup makeup and then she always staged herself
in front of a camera somewhere. So I don't know if this was all
about her trying to show and preen but she's not particularly
Chocolate. She doesn't necessarily have a
perspective and she doesn't say anything about the Durham
report. I don't even know if she read
it, you know? All she did was mentioned, the
Constitutional oath that's been essentially stealing the the
talking points that the suspended balls have been
putting out for a while. And that's one of the things
that really upsets my buddy Steve friend.
Let's talk about the actual the actual report and there's plenty
of stuff in here. I'm going to switch over and
show you a picture of this. This can be found if you want to
read 306 pages of this nonsense. It's at Justice dot-org, I've
moved my screen above me now. So if you're looking on the
rumble Channel wondering why I keep looking up.
Instead of left, I try to move it in central.
This is the name of the report. It is the report on matters
related to intelligence activities, and investigations
arriving out of the 2016 presidential campaigns, kind of
a broad topic. And the special counsel actually
narrows it down. I'm going to roll down here and
kind of give you what they believe the scope of their
questioning was supposed to answer.
It's worth noting that because they tell you about all the
backstory here. Our there's a full executive
summary but the the assessment of what went on here.
It is my apology. So as we scroll through this
thing, here's the conclusion, this is the executive summary
conclusion. There is there are hundreds of
pages worth of documents that kind of back the stuff up, but
this is what they said based on the review of Crossfire
hurricane again. The investigation into Trump
which was an Intel investigation, it wasn't looking
for a crime per se and related intelligence activities.
We conclude that the department and the FBI failed to uphold
their important mission of strict Fidelity to the law in
connection with certain events and activities described in this
report. As noted former FBI, Attorney
Kevin Kline Smith, you'll remember him.
He committed perjury, and then he, he fabricated documents, he
committed a criminal offense by fabricating language, in an
email, that was material to the FBI, obtaining a fisa
surveillance order in other instances.
FBI Personnel, working on the same fisa application, displayed
at best a Cavalier attitude towards a cure.
And completeness, that might be the best line of the entire
thing, a Cavalier, attitude towards accuracy, and
completeness. That also sets very well with
our sort of zombie apocalypse scenario.
That white supremacy is coming for all of us, it's a little bit
Cavalier with the facts that there are less than 10% and
probably less than five percent of the overall cases tagged with
white supremacy, even involve any domestic terrorism let alone
white supremacy specifically so worth noting.
The real pieces here that That are of serious concern for me,
are the discussions of how they open these things up in and how
they violated FBI policy in order to do.
So, it makes the reference here. If you're looking in this
particular document online, you're going to see the AGG Dom
that the Attorney General guidelines for domestic
intelligence and domestic operations.
This is the, the sort of the Bible of FBI policy, and Peter
struck, and Andy, McCabe, both of whom appeared to be very
Cavalier with their attitudes, as As Durham stated they just
did their own thing. What they did is they also cut
out here, the the requirements in order to do any type of
investigation, there are three levels of FBI investigation, the
lowest is an assessment. There's no such thing as a
probe, by the way, you hear in the media, all the time, there
is no probe assessment preliminary investigation, full
investigation, and criteria, that can be used there.
In the FBI, can open an assessment, if it has an
authorized purpose and a clearly defined objective, that means
that there is a very low bar to open it.
They have an Erised purpose and they are defining what they need
to find out. We want to find out whether or
not there was election interference.
We want to find out whether or not there was a Russian cut out
to the Trump campaign, that's an assessment.
The pollutant area investigation is based on information or
allegation that a federal crime has taken place or that a threat
to National Security. May be occurring.
This can come from an unvetted Source, including a brand-new
CHS, a confidential human source that has made a credible
allegation. You can open up an Meant to
determine whether or not it's true and that would have been
the appropriate at the highest level that they could have
opened but instead they jump directly to a full investigation
and that is the standard for opening.
A full investigation is the articulable factual basis for
the investigation that reasonably indicates activity
constituting. A federal crime or a threat to
National Security is or may be occurring and the investigation
May obtain information related to that activity.
So I'm going to say it again because it's It's worth quoting
that when you open a full of FBI investigation, you get all the
tools. Particularly when you're doing
National Security and there are ways that you can do.
So you have to have the are textual, the articulable factual
basis for the investigation that reasonably indicates that they
were going to be able to find the information about a federal
crime. You have to know that not only
did this thing possibly occur and it seems like there's a
better than average chance that did.
But also that you're going to be able to get information about it
through your investigative activities.
That is not the Case of some random Australian until Source
saying, you know, we heard a story about this, that's it.
A plenary investigation at best, all right?
And then there's all kinds of guidelines about how to do
analytical Integrity. There's a piece on here.
There's a piece of the Durham report that says that they
actually failed in their at their academic rigor.
Their their analytic rigor, to vet this material.
And you say, well, the FBI is put out a statement.
They said that, they fix this in 2016 and 2017.
What they did is they had us Us the us being the agents working.
This type of stuff, everybody who might touch a fisa had to
take new training on how to handle a fisa.
The problem with that is, is that it had nothing to do with
the agents, doing feyza. I watched, guys doing, fisa,
they do a great job of it, you know, there are whole squads of
men and women, that are doing phi's as, and they were doing a
good job on it, they are keeping track of foreign intelligence
because that's their job and they do it with rigor.
It's what happened at headquarters between two of the
highest-ranked people in the FBI at the time.
The deputy director Andy McKay was number two in the I and then
you had an assistant Deputy or sorry, a deputy assistant
director, d&ad of counterintelligence that was
Peter struck and they played fast and loose with the rules.
Interesting enough that sort of crappy ability to adhere to
policy. Has gone all the way down to the
field office level, which is what we saw in the Richmond
field office with the radical traditionalist Catholic
document. It lacked analytic rigor.
They used bad sources. This is a pervasive problem in
Elegance. Because once you are looking to
confirm your own biases, you are willing to do anything to get
you there. This is the big concern.
It's an ongoing concern and is a cultural problem.
It is not a technical problem, it is not a rules-based or
policy or procedures problem in the FBI it's cultural.
It is cultural to Intel agencies that are looking to affirm their
own thoughts. Allow me to scroll down here a
little bit. I'm going to do a couple of
quick quotes that I think are worth noting about how badly.
They did this investigation. I think we've actually gone too
far, bear with me. I'm going to end up switching
over here, I'm going to pull up the Twitter feed because the
Twitter feed that I put out actually had all the best quotes
that I was interested in, so I will share them with you.
If you don't follow me on Twitter you could do so at Kyle
Serafin. And that's where I put out.
A lot of the stuff. When I started reading this, I
essentially just rage tweeted, the the most important quotes
I've shared these in a number of different programs when it comes
to being on National media, Ah, here we go.
We'll read upwards. Here are the quotes that I found
to be very telling. They're all tagged with the
hashtag Durham report. There's a lot of other people
that did so as well. And I see see the FBI on my my
tweets because I think they should hear how bad it was
quote, the speed and manner in which the FBI opened and
investigated Crossfire hurricane reflected, a noticeable
departure from how it approached matters.
Prior involving possible attempted for an election
interference plans aimed at the Clinton campaign.
So they have set up. Up in the Durham report, the
difference between the way, the clintons were treated and the
way that trumps campaign was tree treated treated, bad news.
Another one, and a third investigation, there were
multiple investigations, by the way, into the Clinton
Foundation, which was part of the Clinton campaign
investigations, okay? In a third investigation, the
Clinton Foundation matter, both senior FBI and Department
officials, that's doj placed restrictions on how those
matters were to be handled. Such that essentially no
investigative activities occurred months leading up to
the election. In layman's terms, they shut
down the investigations. They put the brakes on and they
put so many restrictions on the agents investigating the
clintons that they were unable to actually accomplish a real
investigation. So they were essentially, let go
scot-free. They didn't have any reason to
necessarily interact with those that may be appropriate.
It's called a sensitive investigative matter for a
reason. Those things are a sensitive and
they can actually we move the the way the, you know, political
campaign goes. So they shut those things down,
that was not the case for Trump, okay?
So I also tweeted that something to the effect of hey everybody
always wants to know what happened to the Clinton
Foundation. Why didn't they continue doing
those investigations? The reason is because she ran
for president, that doesn't turn out to be a safe haven for
people like Donald Trump. And then lastly, Crossfire
hurricane. Again, the name of the
investigation that counterintelligence
investigation into the Donald Trump campaign and members
around him was quote, markedly different from the FBI's actions
with respect to other highly significant intelligence
pointing to a Clinton campaign plan to vilify Trump by tying
him to Vladimir Putin. So as to divert attention from
her, use of a private private email server the last and most
damning at the direction of deputy director, Andy McCabe
d&ad for counterintelligence Peter struck.
They open Crossfire hurricane immediately as a full
investigation. Struck had pronounced hostile
feelings towards Trump and the matter was opened as a full
investigation without verifying The Source.
The Source was an Australian Intel source that was unvetted
and previously. And as far as I know, it was
never actually interviewed by the FBI in order to obtain
veracity and what we would call validation, they didn't validate
the source. They simply went after Trump
because it fit their political narrative and we've known that
for a long time. But now it's in the public
sphere and even people like Jake Tapper have to eat a little bit
of crow. But they still are going to kavi
out this thing. They're going to still say well
it's sort of validates. What?
Trump said no. Hard.
Stop know, it completely validates what he said guys,
like cash Patel guys, like Devin Nunes who are out there saying
this from the beginning going back as far as 2017. 2018, this
was always the case. This investigation was bogus,
they should never have opened it.
People defending their positions is Andy McCabe clip that I
showed you shows you that they will double down on it but even
he doesn't believe it because he says it like this.
Yeah, you know. Oh I totally would have opened
that Russian that case up. It's funny how our body.
Trey's us. When we say things that we know
that we can't even believe, there's no way that would have
happened. And then you had struck, who was
ideologically, motivated because he had pillow talk with his, his
his sidepiece. We worked with Lisa Page, and
then we see that they're literally doing Pillow Talk on
government phones because there's such capable operators
that they are using a recorded government phone.
They're putting all the stuff out there in the sphere.
That is going to be captured thinking that they're going to
get away with it because they always have because there are no
consequences has to the FBI. If you think about it, Peter
struck got a ton of money coming through a Gibson go or I what do
they call him? Go fund me.
If you're on the left, you get a good GoFundMe far, more money
than any of this Expendables were supported with when they
came forward with information. That was correct.
And you also see that you've got a, you know, Peter struck got
but half million dollars or a million dollars in his.
Then he also got his pension back and he was fired, for
lying, pretty incredible, pretty disgusting, but it is it's what
you should expect from. FBI that doesn't have any
guardrails stopping it from running over the running over
the First Amendment protected. Liberties I want to touch on one
more thing. I didn't know if I was going to
get to it but I did want to get to it.
It's worth noting will just throw the outrage bomb on you.
This is a something that came from Lee Fang.
This is a story that he broke this weekend.
It was on the 12th. We're five days later.
I'm still seeing people to show this on Twitter and they're
saying breaking news. It's not breaking at this point,
but it is shocking this Is a report by Lee Fang, who was part
of the Twitter files? Many of, you'll know, he's a
good independent journalist. He works alongside Matt Taibbi,
it says the FBI surveillance contractor, Flashpoint probed,
anti-vaccine mandate activists. This is yet another First
Amendment violation Falls in there if you don't fall into the
covid narrative. You are part of the zombie
apocalypse. So here it is Flashpoint.
It was a surveillance contractor.
I wanted to show his sub stack. The the full story is actually
covered better because I don't have access to a sub stack on
Christian Health, the sorry, the Children's Health Fence Network.
This is Robert Robert F, Kennedy's juniors website about
anti-vaccine stuff, big Pharma and they do a pretty decent
little big Tech Roundup on their news.
The defender is like their newsletter and their
publication. What they said was is that this
Flashpoint contractor which was famous during war on terror
stuff, they actually made a bunch of money working for the
FBI doing surveillance. When we say surveillance, we're
talking about AI based and online, you know, scrolling and
scanning. And what they do is they've been
infiltrating G groups specifically close channels like
u.s. Freedom, flyers.
And that was a group of no mask, no vaccine Airline and you know,
flight attendants and pilots and crew members that didn't want to
be infringed upon this contractor.
Went out there and was able to infiltrate their telegram group
and then bragged about it in a presentation to their
stockholders into people as they were trying to sell their
products and they get paid by. The FBI says, in this case,
we're searching for a closed Channel.
Of u.s. Freedom Flyers.
It's basically a group opposed to vaccination and masks.
So they showed all the sort of work that they were trying to do
to get into these private chats, the way that they create bot,
accounts that can enter in and they sell the sort of quote,
unquote threat intelligence to people.
Like the FBI, they get into Discord chats, they get into
WhatsApp groups. They get into Reddit forums and
dark web message boards gathering information for
clients including the FBI and other corporations could have
also been paid for by the airline industry.
Itself. I was actually a member of a
couple of these things. There's one that's called move
freely you move freely America and they were the same thing.
All they wanted to do was medical freedom and a Bill of
Rights. That said that, if you didn't
have the vaccine and you were allowed to not have the vaccine
in your state, which was everywhere.
Then if you went to somewhere, like, California or New York or
Maine, and you got into an accident.
If you broke an arm, if you were injured or got very sick that
the hospital would be required to treat you.
That's all that they were trying to push but instead, you've got
the United States government spying on them.
The stuff is really really dangerous.
It's Happens when you have a captive media and you have a
captive political narrative coming out of the left side.
That says, anybody who doesn't agree with the government's
position is dangerous. If you'll remember the people
that didn't agree with the government's position, founded
this country, that's what the founding fathers, did that is
the way that they operated and they overthrew it for far, less
than this, the British government was infringing far.
Less than what we see the United States government.
I am confident that our founding fathers are not just rolling but
also spinning Like helicopter blades in their graves,
unfortunately, because we have given away.
All of this capability, we have allowed a government to overstep
all of its bounds and it's pretty terrifying.
Stuff. I'm going to wrap it up.
We're going to go on tomorrow. I expect to do a live stream.
They are going to have all of the suspend apples that I care
to see. They're going to have Gerd
O'Boyle. They're gonna have a guy who I
don't know, but I liked his story.
His name is Marcus Allen, he's a Marine Corps veteran and wasn't
in an Intel guy. He was actually working as an
SOS in in the FBI's field. Office.
I can remember what field office.
He was in somewhere down south, maybe Atlanta, Marcus Allen is
going to be testifying in front of Congress as is Stephen
friend, our buddy. I've already heard their opening
statements, they are powerful and strong.
I will be covering them in real time.
Will do a live stream with kind of a Mystery Science Theater
reaction to what goes on and we will Lampoon the Democrat
comments that are going to obviously going to be attacking
the messenger. My boys are very well prepared.
They've been what they called Murder boarded which is to say
they were asked all the questions that they could be,
they have I'm prepped as Witnesses so they will be able
to answer themselves end of the day.
They have the armor of God in the armor of Truth on.
I have no fear that the spendables will be embarrassed.
I am scared that they may get angry because my buddy Garrity
is a big dude. He at 61 62, he weighs about 275
pounds, he's got shoulder-length long, black hair.
You guys are going to finally get to see him and he will be on
the show soon. I'm sure of it.
He's giving a Jesse Kelly X. Sorry.
Now Jesse Kelly a Jesse Watters exclusive tomorrow.
So look for Fox. To have Jim Jordan, Steve friend
and suspended. Bulgaria Boyle, who actually I'm
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This is his T-shirt, last nine strength.
I've been wearing it all day and support.
You can't see it because the chats covering me up right now,
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And I look forward to hearing what he has to say and being
able to get his voice out there. He's been waiting for this for
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