Take a look behind the curtain with a real whistle blower, an
American patriot. Prepare 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 Seraphin. Well, hello my friends, welcome
to today's Kyle Seraphin show. It is Tuesday, it is January the
13th and I appreciate you guys being along and I also want to
say a special thank you to the folks that do the moderation in
our chat kryptonite Rick, who I have actually met in person,
which is pretty cool. He lives down the way for me.
He handles our thing over on YouTube.
So if you're in the YouTube chat, be nice to Rick.
He's a really nice guy and he keeps things polite and civil
and also interesting allows things to to develop and our
chat has its own life. Some of you guys know this
already. Also want to say thanks to Rose
Lopez and to Eric Jason, who handle our business over on
Rumble, the interesting and potentially failing platform
that we're on. It's kind of a rickety scenario
over there. That boat is a little bit leaky.
I'm going to show you some stuff about that.
Makes me wonder if that's why Dan Bongino actually left the
FBI. So we'll throw that out there as
a possibility. We're going to talk about a
bunch of stuff today. Brief kind of just touch on
Iranian protests. In so much as they are
happening, they are not my Forte.
I generally don't weigh in on a ton of foreign policies stuff,
but since it's going to be a parallel discussion that happens
in some of the leftist media about whether or not things
happening in Iran have anything to do with the way that we're
treating our own citizens in Minneapolis, we're going to hit
that real briefly. We're going to talk about women
in the military. You guys know how I feel about
that, probably, but we'll kind of discuss on it 'cause I think
it's kind of funny. And then I've got a great
example of a maybe woman someone called Sky not clear, but I
assume woman or a very feminized man who claims to be a Marine.
We wonder what fitness standards he or she was involved in.
We're going to hit that. We're going to do a thread about
who's left. There's a big question.
Donald Trump tweeted it out. He's mad about Arctic frost and
the the Arctic failure that is the FBI and that and that is to
say that there is a, a culture that continues to exist in
federal law enforcement on that side in DOJ.
And these these things have not been solved.
And it seems like Donald Trump is catching on to it.
He made a post on true social yesterday, which we're going to
go through. Then we're going to go on
something I missed. I actually missed it.
But one of the guys that we've been calling out on this program
actually removed as well. So that's kind of funny in so
much as we continue to make an outsized impact.
I, I don't think anybody knew his name before he was mentioned
by me on on Alex Jones's program.
So we're going to get into that. Let's see a couple other things
here. Yeah, that's the majority of it.
We're going to, we're going to touch on something related to
the Jack Smith testimony that is coming up.
Maybe a little funny thing about how we know the J6 Select
Committee is not serious. It's we've got, we got a lot to
cover today. And I think it's all going to be
things that are going to be unique to this program and the
insight that I'm able to share with you and, and I'm
appreciative that you guys are a part of it.
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on the underwear and maybe more on the serious part of the news.
I should do less cracking myself up because I don't think that it
translates nearly as well. All right, so I told you we're
going to talk about there's there's an escalation, there's
an ongoing push to get people radicalized on the hard left.
I think that people on the right are are factionalized.
There's some of us that want to sit in the middle and and say,
yes, we're conservative, but also we're not crazy.
And then you got people that just want to be lied to.
So you got a lot of that. So that's the cat turd, the the
Bongino army crowd, the folks that are so interested in just
getting whatever the MAGA slop dish to them.
I saw a meme this morning. It was a meme video.
And I actually thought it was was like being really mean.
It was Dan Bongino talking about something.
And then it had some other people in there.
There's a bunch of members of the cabinet looking real awkward
and doing strange dances. And so they kind of like shopped
him into all this stuff. And I was like, man, that's,
that's not very nice. It's a, it's a pretty mean way
to look at the Trump administration.
Some of these people are OK. And then I realized that they
were making fun of Alex Jones and they were making fun of Dave
Smith and Nick Fuentes and, and Owen Schroyer.
And I went, oh, this is what they think actually pokes fun.
They were, they were making fun of the black pillars, which is a
Dan Bongino term. They were celebrating people
that are Internet personalities based on a, a, a turd dropping
cat or a, a cat's actual turd. And I just went, oh man, we just
have some really unserious people that just want to gobble
up whatever the slop is. You guys remember, I think it
was Billy Madison where you've got you've got Billy Madison
goes back to school and he starts back at kindergarten and
had the lunch lady and the lunch lady was like real creepy and
sketchy looking and she was always making sloppy joes.
I feel like that's what the the sort of mega at all cost without
any microsecond to consider whether or not it makes any
sense. The the the people that get
called cultish, they don't critically evaluate anything.
And so they just want the sloppy Joe.
They want the MAGA slop and they want it extra sloppy.
I saw that this morning and it made me kind of go like, all
right, That doesn't mean the other side is not saying
ridiculously crazy things that are completely out of touch with
reality. First of all, we're going to
play a little Morning Joe clip. So I'm giving you a a barf bag
warning if you require that. I don't think Mika actually
jumps in too much, but Joe Scarborough makes a point that
if we were having a moment like they're having an Iran, if Iran
had a moment like the United States had where a 37 year old
lesbian mom got shot in the face at point blank range, she's not
real clear on what point blank is.
But point blank means that there's no possibility of
missing. And it's right on top of you.
That was actually not the range at which Renee Goode was shot.
But he also can't figure out whether she's 27 or 37.
It's not relevant. This is broadcast media.
This is performative entertainment, outrage theater.
So he goes into this whole thing talking about if that happened
in Iran, then the entire world would be up in arms.
And there's just like sort of one problem with that.
And it's that it is actually happening in Iran right now.
There's apparently a 650 people or so that have been killed.
It's not like it's a it's a it's a non violent situation that's
happening. And I'm confident that some of
them are women and children and moms.
And and that's just sort of what happens when when people start
trying to crack down on anti government protests.
And, you know, good luck to the people of Iran.
I think the regime there sucks. I think that a lot of people
would would probably agree with that.
I listened to a bunch of Twitter space last night and interesting
enough, the voice of George Santos was fairly reasonable on
this. But to act like this is not
going on, you know, other parts of the world, other parts of the
country, you know, other countries in this world is
crazy. And so this sort of fake moral
High Road outrage that you get from a Joe Scarborough, it does
kind of show you that people just pick a side and then they
just execute whatever the mission is.
This is Joe Scarborough doing his mission.
I guarantee you this. If there was a 27 year old
Iranian mother that was trying to drive out of an area of
protest and a member of Iran's security forces stuck a gun to
the side of of her car and shot at her head in point blank
range, Oh my God, the world would be up in arms.
And Donald Trump, as you will see when we play the clip, would
use that as justification for invading Iran.
OK, well, he might be doing that anyway.
I guess that's always a possibility.
But at least me could keep her mouth shut on that one.
That was a kind of good look like.
So let's contrast that. Let's contrast what's happening
in Minneapolis and why. Is it happening in a vacuum?
No. Is it happening under the
legitimate requirement that people who work in the federal
service that have an 1811 job, a criminal investigator job, who
are meant to go after people who are in this country illegally
are doing what they are meant to do?
Kind of a difference. We've had long standing laws
about deportation of criminal aliens.
Every president that I'm aware of has been doing it.
It's been an issue all the way going back at least into my to
my teenage awareness when Bill Clinton was doing so Barack
Obama has gotten got rid of far more people than the Trump
administration. And I was talking to someone the
other day who's been working on some of these ICE raids.
And the statement was essentially there are hundreds
north of 1000 in every single little office jurisdiction, an
area where you can operate, there are 1000 plus maybe
thousands of really, really bad guys that they've identified.
And the way that these operations work are kind of
specific. They, they target somebody, they
don't get all of them. And if they did it every single
day, every single working day, and we're grabbing them onesie
twosie in every single area that you have ICE operating, they
would never get enough. They would never even come
close. So what are they trying to do?
They're actually trying to target the really bad guys.
Now, it doesn't mean that they don't get other people as well
who are not quote UN quote really bad guys.
It just turns out if you hang out in construction sites and
you grab one illegal alien who's, let's say, I don't know,
like a child rapist or interested in child pornography
and molesting somebody's kid and they're here illegally.
Well, then you might snag that guy.
And then all of his buddies who also didn't do anything wrong
except steal somebody's identity and is working off, you know, a
stolen Social Security number. And so they have a name for
them. They call them collaterals.
I would call them targets of opportunity.
That's kind of the way the, the, the military would look at it.
It's like we weren't looking for you, but you were a bad guy in
the area, so we got you anyway. Add it to the enemy fighters
tally pretty easy. And even if they got all of
them, it'll take years and years to knock all the stuff out
because this has been a concerted effort for, you know,
north of probably 2 decades of just letting people flood in
over this border. So it's, it's kind of wild to
watch them be so outraged. And so they're, they're drumming
up this, this fake outrage when in fact, what should be
happening, unlike what's going on in Iran, you could actually
use the legitimate function of city government to protect the
people. The city government and the
state governments could do their job, which is, you know, crowd
control and do what police officers and peace officers in
any given state can do, hold perimeters.
I've never seen a series of investigations done or a series
of of warrants served by the federal government that didn't
have cooperation with locals. And it's only exclusive to ICE.
And it's only apparently when Donald Trump is doing it.
That's that's kind of wild. I was listening to a woman talk
about how in Louisiana they executed a bunch of ICE raids
and there was like 1 assault over a period of, you know, a
couple dozen weeks. Because generally speaking, the
cops get out there, they set up the protective barrier.
The reason that the people are wearing body armor and carrying
weapons is because potentially these illegals are dangerous.
So you go after them with all, you know, due caution that is
required for for someone who has potential, you know, violent
instincts. You don't if they're armed or
not. And neither do these protesters,
by the way. But instead, what's happening in
places like Minneapolis, it was happening in Los Angeles before
that. It happens in Portland and
Seattle and some of these other places is you get this like sort
of crazy instinct for people to have the police stand down.
They demand it. And then you get the worst
possibility, which is the people insert themselves in maybe to
their own detriment. And it's really possible that
having ICE detain you can actually save your life.
What the hell you do? You don't know who they're going
after. You know what that persons back
story is? And we are this far away from
somebody getting shot by a criminal alien because they
decided, well, the population locally is backing us up and
they think we should be able to resist ICE.
So we're going to do it. And I got nothing to lose
anyway. I'm get kicked out of this
country. And even if they did get
arrested for shooting a cop or or for shooting, you know, some
civilian, the odds are is they probably just get deported
because we're not even trying these people.
I want to show you the contrast of, you know, what is was not.
And this is also going to lead us to a little story from ABC
talking about women in the military.
I think this is a woman, like a masculine wannabe woman.
I don't know. So maybe you guys tell me in in
the chat and maybe you guys put a comment here.
This is someone called Sky, a claimed U.S.
Marine Corps veteran. Everything about what's wrong in
the previous administration's military.
Here we go. This is how bad things are.
If you obstruct federal investigations, you may get
pulled out of your car. They said have you not learned
This is why we killed that lesbian bitch.
Can you tell us what what happened to you?
So First off, I'm a United States Marine veteran.
They we were following them from a safe distance.
Following ICE agents. Yep, following ICE agents, they
tried. They stopped in the middle of
the road and reversed on 62. They tried to ram our car.
They broke my window. They yanked me out by my neck.
They threw me to the ground. They stomped on me.
They pushed my face into the ground, they put the cuffs on as
tight as possible to the point where it took six agents to try
to get them off. OK, so they they break the
window, they haul you out, they're stomping on you, they're
beating you as they're doing this.
Are they saying anything? Yeah, they were calling me a
bunch of derogatory names, calling me it.
They tried to break my ankle. When he turned my ankle all the
way around, I screamed and he said, yeah, I bet you like that,
don't you? I'm pretty upset that this
confused person called Sky misgendered, potentially
misgendered that ICE agent. I also will take things that
didn't happen for 200 hours. This is a low dollar, like right
on the edge of things that did not go down.
What you find when you start dealing with these uses of force
is that they all know that they're being recorded.
They all know that the stuff is happening all around them and
they're not doing the stuff, but they're also not allowed to
speak about it. It's one of the interesting
things about being a federal employee is that you'd have the
ability to run to the news and cry about what just happened and
how some idiot. I saw a thing in Target the
other day where you have to actually see the 20 seconds
prior to what happens to understand the context.
There's always like a slightly larger thing we were following
at a safe distance right up until we rammed the car, right?
You know, something to that effect where you're like kind of
left out a critical part. There was a big story that ran
across social media yesterday about a 17 year old who's just
working at Target, minding his own business, United States
citizen with a, with a Hispanic name.
And he was getting the shit beat out of him by ICE guys.
And they're so evil. And, and then you just rewind
the tape just from where the crop was and you realize that
the first thing that happened is the ICE officers go in looking
for somebody else. I don't know who they were
looking for. It doesn't really matter, dude.
For all I know, they were going to a bathroom.
They go rolling into the front door of the Target, this guy
wearing like a, a vest. I think he was probably like a
like a cart returner or something jumps in front of the
ICE agent who's in full kit. I think it was a Border Patrol
guy actually. And he punches him in the face
and then they beat the shit out of him.
So, you know, like when you're 17 year old and you're full of
piss and vinegar and you've been told over and over again that
these are the bad guys and you're the good guys and you
decide to take a swing at a federal agent's face.
The consequences are going to be predictable.
You're probably going to end up at the bottom of a dogpile and
they're going to drag you off into your car.
And, and they let him out later. They decided not to keep him
because he was a pain in the ass.
So some of these things are really simple.
I don't know what the story of that person called Sky was
about. I don't know whether or not it
was a that person is a real Marine or not, but that's not my
experience with most Marines. And I don't think that that
person was doing the male fitness standards, even if
that's a male. So anyway, not a ton of Marines
that get on camera and cry about picking a fight themselves and
then losing the fight that they picked.
But it does forward this narrative, which makes people
feel very protective. They're even going after our
veterans. How dare you.
I'll just do a quick little blurb to the story here, because
why the heck not? And the Pentagon, interestingly
enough, is now reviewing the effectiveness of women in combat
roles after more than a decade of integration into combat.
The reason why is because that person Sky likely makes a
mediocre Marine. I always remember that whenever
I was doing training, I had to carry the biggest and heaviest
guy because I'm not the biggest and strongest person there.
When I was going through pair rescue in dock, when we were
going through combat control training, I would have to find a
guy like my buddy Matt Williams was like 6 foot 3 and 250 lbs.
He had a really big deep voice. I remember him sneaking up on me
one time in the shower when I was all by myself on like a
Friday night. Everybody else was younger so
they all healed faster. I just stood there in the shower
with like defeated by the weak. Just the crap beating out of me.
All my body hurt. I had a like a couple stress
fractures in my lower legs and then I just see this huge dark,
you know, shadow come in through the steam in the, in the men's
room and he's standing there. He's like, I've been waiting all
week for this. It's like, what the Hell's wrong
with you, Matt? I had to carry that big lunk.
Why? Because you just might have to
carry someone big and heavy in kit no less.
You have to go and put the freaking rock on and the guy and
carry, you know, £300 on your back and stumble at the end of a
football field because maybe you got to save someone's life.
I don't know that that person's sky could even carry me.
Just saying. And I'm $1.80 and I'm not that
hard to live, but I've seen my wife try to carry me.
It's really funny. Like every once in a while, if I
want to play the game of like, you know, you just lop over the
top of your, your wife's shoulders like it like a
bearskin. And, and, and they just, she
just collapses. She's just not strong enough.
It's not her fault. She's not built for it anyway.
Pentagon is going to be reviewing women's combat
effectiveness in combat roles. I'm sure there's places where
women can contribute to the military effort, but I'm not
sure that we need them in this world.
We have a we have a volunteer military.
Can we just acknowledge that? And they go on and they talk
about Elizabeth Dempsey Beggs. She chose one of the Army's most
demanding paths where officers command tanks.
I already hate this. I already hate everything about
it. I got, I had some some spouse
feedback yesterday about when I said that some lady in New York
who's a nutritionist, I already don't care what she thinks.
I don't care what you think if you're an Army tank commander
who's a lady. I just don't.
All of the worst bosses I ever had were women.
That doesn't mean that that all of the women bosses I had were
the worst. I just mean that the worst of
the worst were all women. And it's because they were
mismatched for the field we were in.
They didn't have the temperament, they didn't have
the experience. They couldn't command the
respect in these places. And I sure as hell don't really
want to have a female tank commander.
Maybe they're awesome, but that would bother me.
I had really, really, really bad female NC OS when I was in the
Air Force and I didn't think there was very much of like any
female officers that I cared to see what they had to say.
It's just a mistake if you're going to take people who want to
go out there and run into danger and are full of piss and
vinegar, like the people that we actually need to recruit to go
into our military, who have to hurt feelings and break things
and and then do dangerous stuff and they do it voluntarily.
Maybe it shouldn't be ladies out there telling them what to do.
I don't know. They need some dude that's like
meaner than their dad who's going to kick him in the ass.
That's what that's what reacts with young men.
Just for whatever it's worth, commissioned through the Army
Rozzy program. Perfect.
She graduated in 2018 and entered a field that had only
been recently entered into women because previously women weren't
supposed to be there. Because it used to be that this
country had some sensibilities and we knew that women didn't
belong in combat command, tank, tank divisions or whatever the
heck she was doing. She was among the first, always
a bad sign. Tanks are really cool.
She said now she's running for Congress as a Democrat in
Virginia. This is the this is the
information that was passed to ABC News.
Everything about that makes me grossed out.
I don't want it. She said her dad was a was an
armor officer in the Marine Corps, so she knew she wanted to
be boots on the ground. Dad, you blew it.
You didn't explain to your daughter the difference between
men and women. Big problem.
I regularly have this conversation with my daughters.
It's really important to me that my 7 year old and my 8 year old
understand that, yeah, maybe today you can push over a boy
and it'll be the same thing as a, as a girl pushing you over
and vice versa. And in about 3 years, it could
become fatal to you to get physically involved in
confrontations with little boys. You can't do it.
There's a huge differential and puberty is it.
So anyway, just interesting that that's the piece.
And Speaking of feminized, although definitely more
masculine than that Marine we saw, we're seeing this kind of
push to act. It's impotent rage.
And you're seeing the left push it along.
And the Renee Goode situation in in Minneapolis is allowing it to
sort of blossom under this cause of righteousness.
It's the same thing you just heard Joe Scarborough talk
about. This is the mayor of Somalia.
What do we call it, Little Mogadishu out there in
Minneapolis. This is Jacob Frye.
I'm not going to play you his Somalia speaking, even though I
think it's fun. And he's making this sort of the
appeal that they should be arresting the federal
government, which would be a really, really wild move.
And he's kind of indicating that we would love to do the thing
that you guys all want to do. We all want to go out there and
arrest ICE, but logistically there's too many of them.
And so the reason that there's too many of them is because that
the, the city police, the, the, the county and then also more
broadly speaking, the other city.
So there's the Twin Cities, right?
It's Minneapolis and Saint Paul. Both of those mayors are not
turning loose their police departments to actually do
regular things like provide security for ICE.
So they don't have to have so much of a big footprint.
Now they have to provide their own security and it's only going
to get worse. And whether you guys know this
or not, but I think we saw this. We saw this at January 6th.
We saw this during the the rioting that happened inside
like the Summer of Love in DC proper.
Federal agents don't really have a lot of escalation of use of
force. They don't have a lot of baton
time. They don't have a bunch of time
using pepper or tear gas or any of that kind of stuff.
It's pretty much deadly force for most 1811 criminal
investigators who were the ones who were out grabbing these ICE
guys. And there's a reason why.
It's just because they're not, they're not cops.
They're federal agents, So what you're actually doing is you're
putting your citizen at risk of being shot because they don't
have a whole lot of recourse to go out there and they don't have
a ton of time on what's called less than lethal.
This is all bad for the citizenry, but here he is saying
it anyway. We have approximately 600
officers in the city of Minneapolis.
Mayor Hur has approximately 600 officers in the city of Saint
Paul. The number of ICE agents and
border control are now in the thousands.
They are in the thousands. If the goal was immigration
enforcement, if the goal were simply to look for people that
are undocumented, Minneapolis and Saint Paul would not be the
place where you would go. There are countless more people
that are undocumented in Florida and Texas and Utah.
Why are they in these much smaller cities in the middle of
the Midwest? The answer is very clear.
It is politics. Florida and Texas and Utah are
Republican states. The reason that Minnesota and
Minneapolis are being targeted is because you've got a
Democratic governor, a Democratic attorney general, and
you got Democratic mayors. We are.
I'm going to suggest that there's actually a bigger
reason, which is that you actually get some local buy in
at most of the red states. You get the state police that
are willing to help out. So you have a force multiplier
there. You've got the local police in
most reasonable jurisdictions, whether it comes to city or
county. So you get a force multiplier
there and you don't need to come in and provide your own security
and so on and so forth. That makes a lot more sense to
me than what he just said. I mean, it is political, but
it's political that they're grandstanding on and then
they're playing victim, which is a very classic sort of leftist
move. It's, it's gross to see it
because there's plenty of people that are willing to buy it.
I've got another clip of Fry here.
This will probably be the last one we do.
This is him on the bulk word. He's talking to Tim Miller.
Interestingly enough, Tim Miller follows me.
So we've had some back and forth on X and I know that they have a
position and they're out there espousing it.
It's just it's not good for the citizenry that these people are
supposed to be representing. You're basically asking, can our
cops arrest them? From a legal perspective, yes.
From a practical perspective, to state the reality, yeah.
It does get kind of hard when they drastically outnumber us
and they have bigger guns than we do It.
It does. And, and here's the thing, we
don't want to create warfare in the street.
We want to keep our communities safe.
We're trying our very best to do that.
So nobody, our police officers, ICE agents, civilians, nobody
can act illegally. Nobody can.
And so we're trying. To there's no argument that that
they're even going to be able to make about what is illegal,
about what ICE is doing. And that's the real problem.
They want to actually pass state laws that don't apply.
These guys are on federal duty. They are doing the job that is
required by Congress, our elected representatives, the
system that we have, for better, for worse, federal government
has supremacy on the things that it actually is allowed to do.
And one of the things it's allowed to do is go grab people
who skip the border. So no, legally speaking, you
cannot. And it is interesting, he said
we don't want warfare in the streets.
I would argue that that's kind of exactly what they want.
And they're actually getting more and more people saying it,
Some people saying it actually in the streets.
I got a video for you of that. And some of them staying in on
the interwebs and getting each out themselves kind of riled up
so that should they find themselves in a chance
encounter, they think that there's a huge background of
people that are going to go out there and support them.
If you're a mom on the left and you're getting here, let's do
that first. Let's start with that.
If you're a mom on the left and you're getting videos of this
crap where you think this sounds tough and you're like, oh, I
also am tough because I'm confused and I am now growing up
in an era where I think women are supposed to be tank
commanders. Perhaps you make a terrible
decision. This lady's not making a
terrible decision. She's just posting stupid Tik
Toks and getting a lot of, you know, clicks off it.
I assume it's monetized. She also apparently thinks that
a shitty shooting group at 5 yards indoors from her
mishandling a handgun is somehow threatening to people that know
how to put rounds down range at a very high rate very accurately
because we train all the time. Apparently she's going to do
arts and crafts anyway. This kind of cringey stuff is
actually going to result in real life stupidity when or if these
women have a chance encounter with, let's say, ICE.
And for the leftist ladies, maybe we start getting crafty.
And by crafty, do you see this craft piece of paper?
Do you know how all of these holes were created by me?
I put all the holes in this and you might be saying, but I
thought you were a leftist. I thought you were a leftist.
If you go far enough left, you start kicking ass and taking
names on the right. And I'm not saying this has
anything to do with anything, but fuck ICE.
Yeah. Yeah.
That's what it means. OK, well, I'm not saying that
that's threatening to regular people, but it might be actually
dangerous to the people that listen to you that think, hey,
there's a big ground swell of support behind this stupidity.
And we're seeing more and more of that.
And I played you kind of like a what looked like a demonically
possessed sort of lesbian yesterday.
I think all this stuff is misplaced femininity.
I got a little video on that where I think it actually goes.
I think it's because actually it's it's the fault of of
fathers and and mothers who are not properly teaching their
children. Got an idea on how to cheat
teach children. It turns out we actually did
have kind of a road map for success when we talk about
things like bacon cheeseburger nationalism here, which is our
cute little way of saying that there is an order to this United
States and there are values that are the the the dominant
culture, the dominant culture, whether or not you are a, you
know, church going Christian or not, they come out of a
Christian worldview and there is an order to how those things get
done. And if you don't fall within
that order, then you're going to find yourself with a daughter
who grows up that thinks punching a couple of holes in a
target is somehow threatening to grown men who actually know to
handle that weapon. I would have loved to see the
limp wristed, you know, weak gripped, tearful shooting that
she did to be able to put the holes in that target.
Barely. That was 1 magazine.
It's like Hon, putting $6 worth of ammo down range doesn't make
you a killer. It just makes you a tick tocker
trying to get these clicks. And it's very cringe worthy to
call it a a craft. So we'll get there in just one
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You guys want an example of what that looks like?
I think I have the lady queued up.
I may have to actually go pull her out.
Let's start with this, this sort of like dangerous, empathetic
version of this. This is the mom thing.
And then we'll get into the actual doxing because that's
what these women are doing. What they're saying is we're
righteous. We have this misplaced feminine
energy and we're going to apply that that feeling that we have
that should be for children. We're going to apply it to
strangers who are touching little girls that we've never
met, that broke into our country because we're so we're so
desperate to protect something. It's like this misplaced Mama
bear instinct. We got a little video on that
here. Don't come on my page and say
that people should be in this country legally.
Don't do it, no. No shame, shame he shot her
because she was queer. Are we getting great yet?
Are we a great country? Is this one is getting great?
A lot of people are wondering right now how in the world a
persons brain ends up like this, because this is not how healthy,
happy people act. Let me explain.
Liberal women are what happens when the natural female instinct
to nurture and defend and care for gets misdirected away from
families and children and misapplied to whatever the
liberal cause of the week is. See, women have an innate
instinct to support and emotionally connect to
vulnerable people. We are designed to be Mama bears
and in the absence of a stable and healthy home and family, a
woman will find a place to put all of that.
The natural instinct to sacrifice yourself for your
children gets misapplied in all the wrong directions.
You want to know why so many liberal women are out there
playing hero for criminal aliens and gender confused perverts and
cultures that hate them? It's because they believe they
have identified groups of people who need them when no one else
does. We destroyed the family and we
handed a generation of women a bunch of feminist lies and
progressive slop in its place, and this is the natural result.
No notes. So good.
That's why I played it for you. It's really concise, isn't it?
It's a misapplied instinct and it's really important to look at
it because it doesn't make them bad people.
In fact, that actually means that they have the right
instincts. They're just, they're poorly
applied. So I have a lot of pity for, I
have a lot of pity for, for women that find themselves in
that scenario. But I also don't want to say
that it's all about women. I think men have a significant
role in that. And one of the things that I
didn't even consider this, by the way, my wife and I did this
test. I'm going to play you a video
and he's from the, I think it's Lake Point Church.
He's a he's a pastor. He's saying something that is
obviously true to me. And and if I wouldn't have even
had a a difficult time on it at all.
And we did this test because my wife goes, hey, you know, three
things, wife, daughter, mother. What's the order that you have
to prioritize them. It's really easy.
And then you listen to the the way that young men respond and
they're like, they're off. They've also been sort of miss
they they've they've miss applied where their instincts
are supposed to be. And he'll give you the biblical
reason for it. I think it makes perfect sense.
We'll just listen to this real who comes first, your mom, your
daughter or your wife? Give me mom, mom, daughter,
wife, daughter, wife, wife's Replaceable.
OK. Oh, wow, replaceable.
OK. What's really so this is like
hypothetical and I'm like later in life in my 30s when I have
all three of those. OK, so I would say at that point
I'd probably pick like daughter, then wife and mom.
But I love my mom a lot. I love my mom.
Respect, respect. What about you?
How you feeling? My daughter if I'm on good terms
with my wife and wife and then mom.
But if not, then mom in the middle.
OK, God bless these guys. But oh for three, the biblical
answer is wife, daughter, mom. For two controversial but very
clear reasons. Number one, your wife comes
before your daughter because the Bible never says that you are
one flesh with your daughter even though your daughter
literally came from your flesh. But it does say that a man
becomes 1 flesh with his wife. Ironically, putting your
daughter before your wife actually hurts your daughter
because the best way to be a good parent is to be a good
spouse with a great marriage to raise them under.
And #2 your wife comes before your mom because the Bible says
when a man gets married, he shall leave his father and
mother and cleave to his wife. So like when my kids get
married, they are leaving my family, starting a new family,
and then I become extended family.
If you don't leave, you can't really cleave.
Moms are priceless. Daughters are treasures.
The godly man go wife, daughter, mom.
It's not even up for debate. You have to model the behavior
that you want your daughter to go out there in the world and
deal with. So set the example, show the
protection, let them know that that's what they're going to go
seek. By the way, it's not like a huge
step down putting them in that order.
But my mom already has somebody in her life to be able to
protect her and look after her. She married that person before I
was born, it turns out. So anyway, there's just some of
the stuff. I think again, it's disordered
because our society has mis prioritized what's going on.
And I don't mean that to be preachy.
It just it seems really obvious when you look on the outside.
How did people get it before? What's amazing to me is, is that
if you look back at some of the the behaviors of men, let's go
take it back to the turn of the 20th century, so 1900s, when we
were making some really terrible decisions and getting involved
with the Fed, which is something that's, you know, kicking around
right now. When you start getting in and
realizing, like, yeah, a bunch of men abused that they didn't
live up to the requirements and society didn't necessarily hold
men accountable the way that they should have.
I think that actually is something that we've gained in
the last 125 years. So there's a value there, but
with all of the information that we have and all of the thought
processes and going on and all of the amount of socialization
that's going on, men and the pressures that go on, it would
be really useful if men did the job they were meant to be doing.
Women were empowered to do the thing they were doing, and then
they wouldn't be like running into ice officers and like
causing crazy things. Here's a man, young man, who
reminds me more of the crying Marine.
And he's the danger, which is that he has a very strong
protective instinct, but where's his family?
Where's his model of behavior that says I'm going to go out
and look after my wife and then my children and protect that?
It doesn't seem like he has that.
I'm just guessing based on the earrings and the way that he's
presenting himself and the fact that he's walking around on
TikTok in a bachelor pad. This guy doesn't have that
thing. He's got all the protective
instincts. Forget the Mama bear thing.
You want to be scared of someone, be scared of a daddy
bear because we won't tell you. We'll just take your throat out.
You know, moms will make a bunch of noise and let you know that
there's danger comment and all this kind of stuff and get their
their Cubs out of the way. You know, when you watch men
react to things that are dangerous and violent, we don't
talk a lot. We just solve the problem.
This guy, he has all the great instincts to be protective.
He just doesn't have anyone to apply it to.
Same problem as the ladies. Tim Waltz is combating the Ice
Gestapo up in Minneapolis by putting up the Minneapolis
National Guard to physically intervene with these guys.
And if the other governors don't start doing it, bro, everybody's
cooked. And you know what?
I don't think anybody minds. So there's a civil war anymore
because the Republicans, ever since they were asked to put on
a mask and get vaccinated, they wanted to go to war.
So you know what, guys? You have some petty fucking
beef. And I don't know who it's with,
but we're happy to stomp you all out because you guys can't wear
a fucking mask or get vaccinated.
So yeah, you all sound like the pussies on this episode of Who's
Going to Get Beat the Fuck Up? Terrified, mortified, petrified,
stupefied by that guy. Is your argument that because I
didn't want to comply with a federal government telling me
what to put on my face and what to stick inside of my body, that
you want to fight me because you don't want the federal
government to remove people from this country?
That probably didn't have to deal with any of those problems
and then also would like, you know, violently do things to you
and your little sister. I assume he has a little sister
since he doesn't have any children of his own.
What a weird, what a weird concept.
You had a problem with government overreach.
And so now that we think the government is overreaching, we
have a problem with you. And that's how we know that
we're stronger than you. Well, what consequences is that
guy facing for what he just did and what he said?
Nothing. The difference is, is that
people who wanted to not wear a mask, they were socially
ostracized. They were not allowed into
grocery stores. Sometimes they had to find
alternative ways of feeding their family.
A lot of them lost jobs. Like we took on some real
consequences. Just saying for myself
personally, I know what that looked like.
I knew that I may have to fight for my family survival.
I may have to start like robbing grocery stores because they
weren't going to let me in because I didn't want to walk
one down. I didn't want to walk north in
one aisle and South in the other aisle in some illogical,
nonsensical way. Anyway, that's one way of doing
it. And then there's the guys in the
streets that are saying similar things.
And again, I want you to see these in so much as we are
seeing people amplified. And the politicians are clearly
the ones making the hay out of this.
The Trump administration's move should be, by the way, not to
call these people domestic terrorists or whatever else.
They should just quietly do the job.
It's unfortunate, but they're going to have to act like the
adults in this because you're going to get dudes saying like
this and I would rather these people have the least amount of
oxygen for their stupid fire. It's one thing to do it on
TikTok. It's quite another to do it in
the street. And then because from the street
you're already out there in public and your encounters with
Iser much likely to be higher. So the odds are this can
actually get kinetic way, way more quickly.
Also, this guy doesn't seem like he doesn't seem like a scholar
to me. You tell me.
Kill the ass fuck you talking about.
They out here harassing us, grabbing us.
There's some motherfuckers out here doing dumb shit.
Fight back. Grab your fucking gun and kill
these *** Bro. It's so fucking right.
As a fucking American. They say Renee died in
self-defense in Minnesota. There is no self-defense law.
Fight back.
Cool message. I'm a big fan of that.
These are the kind of guys, we used to call them the barracks
attorneys or the barracks lawyers, they would hang out,
they'd be like a 19 year old that would tell you what your
rights are and they don't know anything.
There's no, there's no right to self-defense.
That's being dealt with here. It wasn't a self-defense
question. The question is whether or not
he was operating under the deadly force policy for law
enforcement. So anyway, so that's fun, but
that again, he's in the street, he's agitating people.
He's got a strong perspective, as stupid as it is.
And there are people that are listening.
And the worst part is, is that the people take those videos and
they go, yeah, there's other people that think as stupidly as
I do. So I'm going to go do stupid
things. Like a lady who decided to ram
into an ICE vehicle, then fled, then ran into a pole.
Now you've caused a danger to everybody around you, and rather
than this guy pull and say the thing that he was supposed to
say, he screams F you, ICE. What he should have said is,
lady, you can't park there, OK? That's after she rammed ice.
There's a nice vehicle getting involved and this dude has the
exact OK, she can't park there, right?
The vehicle's all smashed up. Call the cops.
No, you can't call the cops. The feds are already there 911.
You can call it, but it doesn't make a difference.
They're so mad and they think they're righteous.
Now this guy has stopped in traffic.
He also can't park there. So I don't, I don't know what
makes people act like that. But again, I, my, my suspicion
is, is that we're talking about people that continue to consume
slop online propaganda, a lot of like really aggressive
statements. And then they go, OK, well, I'm
not alone. It's not just me.
There's other people out there that think just as I am and
they're going to come and back me up when I decide to stop my
car and scream at ICE office. If you're just doing what
they're supposed to be doing, that is what their job is.
Their job is to protect themselves, protect the public.
When someone tries to ram you, you got to go do something about
it. Feel like if you guys have
listened to our Collins show, you know the perspective on this
one though, I think this is where we're going to try to see
I think is right. Video What?
You can't park your car here man.
I don't think you can park there.
I can't park. There can't park.
Here. Fuck you motherfucker, you can't
park there. Excuse me mate.
You can't. Park there, Sir.
I know I can't park there. Damn, You can't park your car
here. Are you serious?
You can't park there, mate. Fuck off.
Excuse me. See, this is the right answer.
If you want to go do some comedy bit and you want to go viral on
social media, do that. If you want to go do some sort
of like performative theater where you honk the honk your
horn and scream and F you at the at the ice guys.
I mean, what are you accomplishing?
You're putting yourself in a really bad spot.
It's it's the same performative thing.
This is that was a less less polished version than members of
our elected, you know, bodies are doing Jacob Fray, same
thing. How about Ruben Gallego?
There's a lot of illegals that are in Arizona.
They should all get rounded up. They have mostly cooperation
from the local law enforcement so they don't have to deal with
it. But that doesn't mean he's going
to not draw a comparison to his time when he was serving in
Iraq. I like this guy to get in shape
too. Didn't he leave his wife or
something? That was kind of like a shady
Maybe you guys know the whole story.
I don't. I don't keep track of Arizona
politics, but I remember him being a very savory guy.
Anyway, here he is appealing to the virtue of his military
service, which we sing a lot of that too.
Lawrence, this is personal to me.
I had to deal with very serious situations when I was in Iraq
involving vehicles, involving very sticky situations where I
did not know if I had to shoot or not shoot.
If I had to shoot to keep myself alive and keep my Marines alive
and I and if I shot, was I going to kill an innocent person?
That is a lot of pressure. That is a lot of responsibility.
What type of man decides to walk around with a phone camera and
at the same time trying to make life and death decisions and
then decide to make life decisions and then pump one
bullet in? That may have been for facing,
but clearly the other two were on the side.
Who? Like who is this person?
This person? Who is this elected official?
Arizona, What have you done? Who is this inarticulate
goofball? Has he ever shot guns?
Is he serious? Pump one round in, maybe forward
facing. Like I don't even know what
those things mean. Did he think about what he was
going to say before he got out there?
He doesn't have the gift that Steve friend and and I talk
about where you go out and you start a sentence.
You don't know where it's going to end.
But like Magneto, you pull in the metal in front of you and
there's a bridge between what you wanted to say and the words
that it takes to get there. Forward facing, pumped around in
weird. All that's just weird.
But and again, it has nothing to do with what's going on.
You're talking about being in a war zone with militaristic rules
of engagement versus law enforcement officers who
generally speaking, are doing snatch and grab operations.
They're a lot like the United States Marshall Service.
Do you hear about the US Marshall Service every day
grabbing felons and fleeing, you know, fleeing convicts?
No, Occasionally they get into a shooting.
It happens. They get into more shootings
than anybody else. Also.
Don't hear about that. No, it's just, it's just you're,
you're making a political football out of something that
has nothing to do with any of it.
It's not about being in Iraq other than the fact that we have
a bunch of foreigners that are non American with non American
values who are not bacon cheeseburger nationalists living
in Minnesota. That seems problematic.
And some of them are there illegally, it turns out.
So there's federal law that says you must go and get them and you
must remove them from this country.
That's literally why they got hired.
You're mad at people for doing the actual job that they did.
And so there's this performative thing about, oh, can we, can we,
can we shut it down? Can we shut down ice and then
what? Like that's the end.
We just why don't we just open the borders and have, oh, we
would just have to pay for everybody in the whole world
that wants to come here. I'd be 100% behind opening up
the borders. By the way, for whatever it's
worth, I, I don't care about border enforcement as long as we
don't have a social safety net that people can apply to.
Do you guys want to do that trade off?
Can we make that trade off with the with the libs here?
I'll throw it on the screen. Some of you may take this deal
too. Would you take the deal?
There's no more immigration rules.
Anybody that wants to come to the United States can set up
shop and be here. Citizenship kind of like, you
know, it's a formality, but it doesn't mean you can't doesn't
mean that you can't come here and work and start a business
and bring your family. But there's literally nothing
that the federal government is going to do for people outside
of the very basics. It's going to maintain a
military and weights and measures.
Would you be would you be down with that?
Like I don't even want to. I, I was, I was seeing that some
of these people, even Congress people I like are on, you know,
like the Transportation Commission and I'm like, or
whatever it's called the, you know, the committee.
I'm not even sure that we want AUS Department of Transportation
at this point. I just don't require it anyway.
That would be the trade off. That's the fair trade off, the
Ellis Island idea. This is a country of immigrants.
Fine, come in here, no safety net, knock yourself off.
If you come to the United States, you have no access as
they used to stamp on the passports when I went to Britain
when I was there as a student. That said, you have no recourse
to public funds or employment. Come on in, knock yourself the
hell out. That'd be interesting.
That'd be an interesting thing. All right, let's pivot.
Let's talk about real quickly. If you guys are not listening on
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the end of every show. I don't know why that happened.
It's just how it's emerged. So let's talk about Donald Trump
and the mean tweets. That's kind of like what this
last election at least was partially about.
And here are the details of a Truth Social post from Donald
Trump Junior. I'm sorry, Donald J Trump, not
Donald Trump Junior. And it says these FBI agents are
total scum. You got to love it when he just
filters himself so much, right? He said in in their own way, no
better than the insurrectionists in Portland, Minnesota.
For a second when I read it, I thought he was talking about
Portland, Minnesota, which is not a place I'm familiar with.
But he means the city of Portland, the state of
Minnesota, the city of Los Angeles.
Donald Trump does not care about parallel structures.
He doesn't care that normally what you would do is you would
say Portland, Minneapolis, Los Angeles.
If you're a regular person, you don't have any rules.
You just type stuff out there while you sit on the toilet.
Rage tweets it out. Cash.
Better get them out now. Radical left lunatics put in by
the auto pen and Obama President DJT.
So there is the message from your president, huh?
It's not the most articulate of things that I've ever read.
And of course he quotes just the news, which is the official
outlet of this Justice Department.
From what I can tell, they all the official leaks go through
John Solomon want to make a casual prediction to you all.
Not only do I think that before Dan Bongino's podcast comes and
hits the air, we are going to see a some sort of minor FBI
success that is exclusively announced on Just the News by
John Solomon. I also think they're holding on
to the hit piece they've been writing about me so that Dan can
cover it on his first show. And let me say this, in case the
people from Just the News are listening, please do the hit
piece. Come on, you can do it.
You guys already did all the research.
You got the statements from Jason Foster and Empower
Oversight. He wants to say mean things.
Yes, I did actually say that. I thought lawyers like Jason
should be hung from the 14th St. Bridge until the ropes rotted
and they fell into the Potomac as a harbinger of what's to come
for the other attorneys. I remember that conversation.
I can get Steve Friend to go ahead and comment on it as well.
If you need a comment from Steve Friend about that conversation I
had with Jason Foster and Empower Oversight 100, please
drop the story that you guys want to drop quoting a drunk
woman who used to work under Chris Wray that you celebrated
when she was fired. Will you please do that?
That's only relevant because we're going to talk about some
of the people that were in the same orbit.
But I do think that they're holding on to this thing.
At least there's a real decent chance that the mean piece that
John Solomon has been trying to get written on me.
I think that it may drop so that Dan Bongino can cover it on his
first show. And if so, I will be psyched.
They don't know why I'll be psyched, but I will be psyched.
All right, so here's how Cash Patel responded to the president
putting out a mean tweet and saying handle this business,
fire them now, get them out now. He responded like all serious
people do on social media because apparently we send our
messages to our sub cabinet member officials via Internet
post, sometimes on purpose, sometimes on accident.
You guys remember there was like a text message to Pam Bondi that
went out on on truth. But anyway, here we go, Under
President Trump's leadership. When?
When in doubt, start with nob Slobbery.
Under President Trump's leadership, this FBI found the
corrupt actors behind Arctic Frost and terminated their
employment last year. And the headline is citing just
the news Patel fired corrupt FBI agents in anti Trump Arctic
Frost inquiry who weaponized law enforcement.
Well, that may be true. They may have been weaponized,
but unfortunately, they're probably all going to get their
jobs back because you fired them.
And that's not how good business was done in the federal
government. And the reason I know that it's
not how business gets done is because we have this lovely man
named Tom Fitton who runs Judicial Watch, which is happy
to sue the Trump DOJ or the Biden DOJ or the Anyone DOJ
because all the DOJ are the same DOJ and so are the sub agencies
below them. They're the same.
This is from yesterday. I think we touched on it
briefly. Breaking FBI leadership fired no
more than 138 employees, known as other separations, since
January 20th of 2025, according to the official OPM data.
That's the Office of Personnel Management handles federal
employees. Of the 3063 FBI employees who
left FBI employment since Donald Trump came back into office,
most retired. That's 872 or quit 980.
The FBI has about 35,300 total employees.
Now the problem is, is that seems to run in the face of this
guy that we were really excited about getting in, who I thought
was going to get the work done. And I just want to show you,
lest you can't see that on the screen, let me blow it up real
quickly. Department of Justice, other
separations, 138, that's all DOJ.
That doesn't seem like it's just FBI, by the way.
So wasn't there like a plan? Didn't we have this sort of like
promise from this dude who was going to come back and he was
going to solve problems and he was going to get after it?
By the way, I was behind that guy, even though I think that
guy has been a Dick to me. It is time for total personnel
warfare. Do you understand that?
Everybody has to go. Anyone in the justice system, a
United States Attorney, an AUSA, an assistant United States
Attorney, that's what we call them in the system, the intake
AUSA, who decides? Anyone who sniffed this case,
touched this case, tweeted positively about this case.
It is the president's full and final discretion to keep you
hired in the DOJ. Pam Bondi, soon to be president
Trump, soon to be attorney general, Everybody's got to go.
It is time for say it with me, folks.
Throw it in the chat right now. No total personnel warfare.
OK, throw it in the chat. Total personnel warfare.
Did it happen? Yes or no?
138 terminations across all of DOJ.
That ain't it. 980 on top of it of people who self eliminated
and quit, that ain't it either. We're talking about terminations
were like less than half a percentage point of the people
that were there. Oops.
Now, lest any of you say that I've just been a naysayer and a
jerk, I actually have. What do they call those things?
The Bongino Army loves receipts. We just call this evidence in
real life. I have evidence that I was
telling you I wanted the guy to succeed, even though I don't
think he's been very nice to me. Isn't that the Donald Trump
thing? He was very nice to me.
And so because he was very nice to me, like he's awesome.
No, I said this on March 26th. This was nine days after Dan
Bongino was sworn in as the deputy director of the FBI.
And the reason why the deputy director is so important is
because that's essentially the operations officer, the chief
operating officer of that agency.
And the buck stops there. That's where the buck stops.
The director doesn't make personnel decisions.
Generally speaking, even if that guy is the one who strokes out
the autograph on Steve Friend's, you know, termination letter,
that's not how it works. The deputy is supposed to know
who is who in the workforce because the person who's the
deputy is supposed to be someone from the workforce.
Turns out that could be problematic as well.
Evidence. March 26th, 9 days on the job.
Kyle Serafin, she was asked, this is Sarah Gonzalez,
unfiltered. I was on the Blaze and they
asked me something real simple. They were like, hey, would you
go take that job? And I'm like, no, I don't want
that job. I don't want the job.
By the way, I have no interest in ever working for the FBI
again. My my desire to have a
government job is none at all, period.
Only because I've done it. I've seen it.
I got enough. Thanks.
I saw what that resulted in. This is me 9 days after I have
that. I have that little like sad,
naive patriotic streak that runs right down the middle of my
heart as well. So yeah, of course, if somebody
asked me specifically, but I do not wish that job on anybody.
It's a really rough gig. And he's going to be surrounded
by ugly, you know, evil liars that go right to his face and
tell him one thing and then try to cut his throat and when he's
not looking. So, you know, Dan and I had kind
of a public falling out. I still wish him well.
I pray for his success. And I mean that very sincerely.
And there's just like there's no ill will because that is a, he's
doing penance, doing that job. No way.
Like there's like whatever sins he's got in his life, he is
dealing with them at the Hoover building every morning.
Whether he whether people do it to his face or not, that's a
that's a ugly place to be. And I've been in that building
enough. It feels terrible.
It's depressing. It's the the, the demonic energy
that probably exists in that building.
I for decades it's just been stuck into the walls like
government contractors with bad attitude.
Yeah, all of it is bad. It's just a negative energy
vortex. OK.
He was doing penance. When I say we had a falling out,
it was just one sided. Just one guy decided not to pick
up the phone and tell me that he was trying to run an information
op saying that Donald Trump was going to be assassinated by the
FBI, which he went in and ran. By the way, did they get rid of
everybody that was on that Mar a Lago search?
Absolutely not. How do I know?
I know dudes who are on it. They still work there.
No big deal. But this is what it sounded
like. This is what the quote UN quote
falling out sounded like. I'm just going to share you for
those of you who are new here. Kyle, why are you so mean?
Gave you such a platform? No, he didn't.
He asked me to come on his show. I didn't want to do that.
I didn't want to go public with my story.
I was totally happy with none of you knowing my name.
It turns out I have to make a living a different way now
because I'm a public person. I probably can't work for
anybody else. Here's what that sounded like.
National radio show, Millions of people listening, Grifters,
losers, zeros, you know, people who do strange things with Hot
Pockets in their basement when mom's not around.
There's a lot of what are you laughing at you?
There's a lot of these. And you know, I try to help
people out a lot. I do, I do.
I try to, I try to do my best to try to, you know, give people a
platform because when I first started out in the business, I
had people who did it for me, you know, Mark Levin, Sean
Hannity, Glenn Beck and others, when I was running for office,
they gave me a shot. I mean, folks, when I say I was
a big unknown, I'm not being, I'm, I'm not being dramatic
about being candid and honest. I mean, no one had any idea who
I was. And people help me out a lot.
But sometimes it goes wrong, you know, and I think if you've seen
what's happened with this, with this former FBI guy, you see
what I'm talking about. I mean, it's really a shame to
see these guys just go from, you know, whistleblowers too.
And then I guess they fall in love with themselves and just
get crazy and it's just nuts. It's so sad.
Julie Kelly is just a wonderful person.
I don't know if you've seen the story, but Julie.
And there's some donations, but the husband has a job.
Hey, listen, I'm not, I'm not going to, I'm not going to say
anything about that. That's why I was a protector of
Barack Obama and the Clintons. And no big deal, OK?
Just did my job, never had to do anything brave.
And then, yeah, I just want to go take shots at people who lost
their anonymity, which I didn't go looking for.
I wasn't running around at conventions handing out my
business card to people at Fox trying to get a show.
That was not my life. I had no interest in it.
I had someone on a national platform say America needs the
voice of what's going on in the FBI to tell us a little bit
about it. Would you come forward and give
us that story? It's like, fine.
Talk about falling in love with yourself, that guy.
OK, you're seeing it on the screen.
You're just listening. You're missing Department of
Justice, other separations, terminations, employees 138 Dan,
answer a simple question. How many people did you fire
while you were at the FBI? How many did you fire?
You don't even know you were the deputy direction.
You don't even know This is problematic.
Here he is on the it's not really, it's not really an
interview. When you show up on a podcast
that you own on a set that you own with a woman that you employ
and she asked questions of you, that's called a press release
normally. Here's the press release and he
couldn't even answer the question.
Notice his first move is deflection attack.
New York Times set up bullshit story.
And then what's the answer? No answer.
This is how many people Dan Bongino says he fired while he
was at the FBI. People, did you fire?
Oh, well, the New York Times, it depends who you listen to.
I mean, the New York Times tell you we fired, you know, 55,000
people despite only having 38,000 employees.
They were saying, you know, but we had to move.
There were a lot of personnel changes.
I'll leave it at that a lot significant personnel and I the
leadership is I'm reasonably confident is completely
different at this point that it was.
I'm not sure there's that many folks left from before SO.
Well, that's good to hear. Yeah, that's very.
Good to hear. You know, it was interesting
because you'd see both sides of, you know, New York Times would
had us saying, I can't believe that they're making all these
personnel changes. And other people would say,
well, I'll make it personal. That's how you know, you're, you
know, you had to, there has to be some, you know, longitudinal
institutional stability because of the counter espionage and
counter terrorist stuff. So there were hard decisions
that have to be made, but that's what it's about.
I loved hard decisions, but I had a blast, man.
I'm, I'm a, you know, I'm a happy warrior.
So wait a minute. How many, how many terminations
were there? There were a lot of personal
changes, but those aren't terminations.
Did you assign anybody to work the RA in Guam and just send
them out there so they could go do nothing and get out of the
way? Weird what you're seeing on the
screen if you're just listening, you're not seeing on the screen.
Is the year to date rumble performance of the stock, the
publicly traded stock of which Dan Bongino owns 5.8%, I want to
say of the market cap, millions of of shares.
It's down 41.03% in the last calendar year, sorry, full year.
So 12 months of performance. That doesn't, I mean, I'm not a
stocks guy per SE, y'all, but I think when you lose 41% of the
value, that's probably not ideal.
It's probably not where you want your entirety of your net worth
to be locked up into. So that's not great.
Now, maybe he dumped a bunch of it and I don't know about it and
maybe he's been giving up those shares and turning it into cash,
but maybe he hasn't. Maybe he's watching his
investment basically tumble down by almost a factor of 50%.
That seems like a problem and maybe that's why Dan had to
leave because while he was at the FBI Rumble, yes, we're on
Rumble, by the way, here we are. You can see the Rumble chat.
It's going to be on the the right hand side of the screen
right now. And we love you guys.
Rumble gave us an opportunity to be on something when YouTube
wouldn't. So I appreciate that.
I've also watched Rumble step on our neck.
Never once have we had a featured video, not one time.
And what they do is they promote people that they pay a ton of
money to. No reason why they need to pay
them. And then they don't pay out
anything when it comes to the ad revenue.
I make the same amount on YouTube with like 1/5 of the
views. That shows you how bad it is.
Anyway, that happy warrior out there probably seeing his his
investment portfolio tumble down.
So for whatever it's worth, the founder of Rumble yesterday said
Dan Bongita will be #1 OK, cool. Like you're #1 on the platform
that you own and promotes you. That's not the accomplishment
that you think it is. That's like saying you're #1 on
the network that you own. That's like a Glenn Beck claim
when he was at Blaze, which by the way, there's some weird
shake UPS happening over there as well.
Not really relevant to what we're talking about today.
So he said he's fairly confident that they got rid of all the
leadership that were that were in there right, that were
problematic. I was fairly confident they've
shaken that. Where have we heard that term
that sort of like distancing language?
I feel pretty comfortable with what happened.
The pipe bomber case, the J Sic pipe bomber case, one of the
three major failures of the Bongino time.
Remember, he set up the criteria, not me.
I didn't say what would the success would look like.
That's one of the big things you do when you want to go in and be
successful. You define success, we're going
to find out who put the cocaine in the White House.
Who was it? That was a major national
security issue. They got a potentially lethal
hazardous material into the White House.
Who was it? Nobody knows.
Nobody knows, right? Like that Saturday Night Live
skit. George Washington #2 somebody
lead to Dobbs decision. No clue why that's a federal
crime, but apparently they did. The Marshall Service should be
investigating it. Deputy Dan was going to get it
done. Goose egg didn't do that.
Forget the Epstein stuff for a minute.
That's just a millstone that just sinks everybody.
And then lastly, the pipe bomb case is pretty comfortable that
you're going to be pretty comfortable with who they got
when they found an autistic Bronie that had nothing to do
with the inside job that he was talking about for years, had
nothing to do with the federal government, and certainly didn't
have anything to do with the woman who works at the CIA right
now. That would not be the case.
OK, That's where we're at. So he said it, not me said it.
I didn't define success. I'm sorry.
That's just how it works out now.
All of these people, all the old bad management, they were all
removed, correct? All of them.
OK, well, let's go to the tail of the tape.
And I do have this, this fun little clip or this fun little
thread that I put together yesterday.
And I don't do threads, generally speaking.
I'm not like I'm not intentionally doing acts of
journalism, but it's actually pretty easy to follow down some
of the things that I know. One of the fun, funny things is
is when I do these threads, people tend to get fired, which
is amazing. When the Trump administration
realizes the people that Cash Patel and Dan Bongino put in
place, those people tend not to stay very long.
We got rid of a guy named David Geist.
Let me actually just show you this because I didn't realize
that we accidentally had something to do with that.
But when I was bringing it up to, I was bringing it up to Alex
Jones, I went looking for David Geist because he's one of the
guys that was on Arctic Frost and that was one of the stories
that was like a big deal. You know, they're investigating
Republican lawmakers. And I didn't realize this.
This is November 10th. This is after I went on Infowars
and announced the name of David Guise.
He was still there. David Guise came in and
succeeded. He was the next guy in as the
ASAC after Timothy T-ball. Timothy Tebow was famously anti
Trump. He was at my old office in the
Washington field office. Got it.
They got rid of him early on. He actually got thrown out while
Biden was there and Chris Wray was there because he was so
overtly political. Well, the person who continued
and allowed Arctic Frost to move on was a guy named David Geist.
Now, he coincidentally and conveniently got out of the area
and was not in the blast radius when they took apart all the
stuff. But he was the ASAC.
And then eventually he was the acting special agent in charge
of the criminal division that did the investigations under
what's called CR. What was it?
CR 15, Criminal 15? I think they actually mentioned
it in here, maybe in this article somewhere.
Doesn't really matter. End of the day here he is.
He was one of the two agents that I didn't realize he was one
of the two of the four agents. Sorry.
He was one of the four agents. That's better way of saying
that. That got fired and then rehired
by Jeanine Pirro and then got re fired by Cash Patel within like
a 24 hour period while he was like running away and he was in
Chinese. Do you remember Cash flew out to
Chinese and was like hanging out there on the private jet And and
then that was right before they took the transponder out of the
jet. So we can't track it anymore.
And then they fired this guy, Stephen Palmer, who had been
with the FBI for 27 years. And it's like, oops, that was
that. That's what we would call a
collateral, right? Like just like those the
construction workers that didn't have a big criminal record, but
they just happen to be in the blast radius of what was going
on because it was a pedophile in the car with him that worked on
the job site like that kind of thing.
Stephen Palmer, he was one of those no, no animosity, but
accidental scalp claim. So there you go.
This is all like Arctic frost stuff.
So we're going to go, we're going to run down the tale of
tape, total personnel warfare. I gave you guys the clip.
I told you that he says that they got rid of all the
leadership. And I told you that I was
backing him from the beginning. I wanted them to actually be
successful, mostly because I'm not real crazy about FBI
leadership and I didn't want them to spell at that.
It's really dangerous. Here you go.
Dan Bongino told you the management and leadership was
completely different under Ray and Comedy and their FBI.
But obviously that's a lie. So who took over the job as Co
deputy director of the FBI right now?
Let's go to the tape part number one.
How many of you all recall that there was a terror attack in New
Orleans on January 1st of last year?
There was a terror attack and the person's name was Sam sued
Din Jabar. I can't say that fast.
Samsung Din Jabar. And Mr. Din Jabar is not a bacon
bacon cheeseburger nationalist. He was a convert to Islam,
apparently. And he had some sort of foreign
ideology. So he's usually what we would
call a home grown violent extremist.
And he went and placed some IEDs on Bourbon Street in Saint
Peter. And you guys can see the
timeline. And if you guys want to go to my
social media seed, you can find it.
And he ran his vehicle into people.
Oh, wait, you can actually hurt people who run their vehicles in
the folks as a a truck can be an attacking device.
And then you could if you shot them through the windshield, you
might save some lives. That's hard to think.
Oh, OK, got it. So anyway, this Muslim terrorist
guy decided to go and RIP up something in New Orleans and the
FBI responded with this woman who was ADEI hire named Aletha
Duncan. Now, this is all under Biden
prior to Donald Trump being sworn in.
OK, so president-elect Trump not in charge of the FBI, Chris Ray
left in December. Paula Bate was the person who
was in charge. That was the deputy director at
the time. Paula Bate is a big BLM
supporter and he is 100% the problem in the old FBI, the new
FBI, the same FBI, because he promoted all the people that
were in the FBI during that time.
And here she is. So there's Elisa Duncan and she
did the the fatal thing. She went out on her first moment
on television probably ever, had no business doing it, and gave a
press conference where she stated that this Muslim
terrorist guy was in fact not a Muslim terrorist and that this
incident had nothing to do with terrorism.
Oops. That's a fatal mistake in the
Bureau. Not because you said the wrong
thing, but because you embarrassed the FBI by looking
like you didn't know what you were talking about.
And when in doubt, you should always say nothing in an elegant
way and pretend that you actually didn't know what was
going on. So she claimed that and then you
see what happened to her FBI assistant special agent in
charge of New Orleans said attack is not a terrorist event.
And she was then reassigned audios.
They sent in a fixer, the fixer to come in and save the
reputation of the FBI on the national stage.
While this was all really chaotic is the same time that we
had the cyber truck bombing in in Las Vegas and they brought
this guy in and his name is Chris RYA or Chris RYA.
I don't know how to actually say his name, but it's Raia.
So there's Mr. RYA, and at the time he was the deputy assistant
director of the Counterterrorism Division.
So he was the big guns. He answered to people that were
in charge of the CTD or counterterrorism division.
And so he came down and he gave a speech and he was slightly
better than the DEI hire, I think, and he had some stuff to
say about what's happening there.
And he didn't know the difference between year or
minute or something to that effect.
So we'll play his little press conference.
This is what put him on the radar for people in the Bureau.
He saved the Rep of the Bureau because some lady with a nose
ring said dumb things. And if you say that it made them
look like they were incompetent, God forbid.
Let me grab this clip real quick.
I wasn't even going to play this, but I think I am going to
Chris Ray. There he is.
OK, so here we go. Ready.
First and foremost, let me be very clear about this point.
This was an act of terrorism. It was premeditated and an evil
act. This was obviously a critical
incident. And with that, lots of
information and tips come pouring in from law enforcement,
first responders and the public. We have been aggressively
running down these tips and information.
As you all know, that takes time and we will continue to do so
until every lead has been followed through on.
This investigation is only a little more than 24 hours years
old, so 24 hours old. So I ask you to keep in mind
that as I go through some of the specifics later.
OK, so this investigation was only 24 hours years old and
Chris Reya got paid off like everybody does.
That does a great job with Truly massive jump from DAD.
He skipped over the special agent in charge time that's
normally required. That means you're in charge of a
regular size field office and he went direct to the highest job
in the biggest field office. The most prestigious field job
in the FBI is the assistant director in charge of the New
York field office. I don't think anybody could
argue otherwise. There's a small argument you
could say Washington field because it's next to
headquarters, but all the people that actually work inside the
FBI would probably tell you New York field office.
The a Dick there. Yes, it's it's spelled ADIC.
The ADIC is the top job in the field for the entire of the FBI.
And he did from January until April, he was moved to that
spot. OK, Director Cash Patel, this is
back when they're still putting out press releases, by the way.
We screwed that up because we were reading the press releases.
We are finding out the BIOS of these people and then we are
making all the connections needed to be made.
And so then it would actually just destroy these people's
ability to operate. And then Trump would probably
say to have them fired. So here's another one.
Sorry, Chris. Here we go.
Named Chris Reya as the assistant director in charge of
the New York Field office. He most recently served as the
deputy assistant director in the counterterrorism division at FBI
headquarters. So we're going to do his career
path because they always give you who and where they came
from. This is the stuff that an FBI
deputy director, what Dan Bongino used to do, should know,
should know. All the people involved should
know that when you read that he was a special agent in charge in
2003 and went to the Texas City Resident Agency, that he should
know who the SAC was in Houston at that time.
He should probably know who his supervisor was at that time
because that supervisor is probably still around the Bureau
as well and maybe in senior management.
You would definitely probably know who the ASAC was because
that's what the deputy does. They bring in 20 plus years of
institutional knowledge and they know who's who.
He spent 10 years investigating violent crimes and gangs and
drugs and white collar at a resident agency.
And he served as the coordinator for the Safe Streets Task Force.
Safe Streets is like the real like bread and bread and butter
of the FBI. That's where they go out there
and they interface with local police and they add value.
So they go and they do a bunch of transactional arrests, you
know, drugs, gangs, etcetera. It's not bad work.
I don't, I no, no beef with that.
In 2012 you reported the FBI headquarters.
So he was in the FBI for nine years and he made at the
headquarters as a supervisory special agent.
The grunt work of the headquarters building are
supervisors. They're called supervisory
special agents. So this is the lowest man on the
totem pole at headquarters. So he showed up there as a
program manager and he went from doing drugs, gangs, white collar
violent crime and immediately became a program manager to
handle international terrorism operations at CTD or
counterterrorism division. The problem with this is is like
everybody in the FBI, they assume that all people are
equal. They can all be plugged in
anywhere. And so just because you never
worked, you know, counterterrorism, doesn't mean
you can't go run the freaking counterterrorism divisions that
are out there in the field. This is classic FBI moves.
This is a classic thing in government.
It's like, oh, you have the job code.
You can go do this thing even though you don't know anything
about it. Then they claim that he oversaw
international terrorism investigations in Atlanta, in
Dallas, TX, in Jackson, Ms. and Mobile, AL, which means that
there were probably some major investigations that happened
while he was a program manager. He did basically nothing, and
then nobody does. There's nobody at the program
manager level does anything. The case agents are doing it,
and then occasionally they get the senior management and they
make bad decisions for them. So there you go.
After two years, he was promoted to the senior supervisory
resident agent in the College Station outside of Houston.
So he got to go back home. He oversaw the national security
programs there. Now he set up his supervisory
experience to be national security.
All of his case agent time, apparently running drugs and
guns and gangs. Now he's in the national
security world in after six years of being a supervisor or 5
1/2 years, he's named the ASAC of the Houston Violent Crime
Branch and then of national security in 2021.
Then he makes a big jump. He gets to serve as the chief of
staff. And this is where it gets really
fun. In 2023, after I left, he was
chief of staff for the executive assistant director of the
National Security Branch. Now, who was in charge of the
National security branch at that time?
Who did he work for? Now, this is the stuff you know
when you're an FBI deputy, if you know what's going on, it was
Larissa Knapp. She was the EAD of the National
Security Branch. She was named there in May of
2022. Larissa Knapp was one of the
worst people in the Bureau under the Ray administration, under
the Biden administration. She came in and said she left
the FB is Washington field office where I was at just
before January 6th, moved into senior management in
counterterrorism and then rode the way all the way up to being
essentially like the number four person.
I guess maybe the number. What was it?
There's the the director, the deputy director, the associate
deputy director, and then you have the EAD.
So she was at the number four position, EAD in the entire
Bureau and she handled all of national security.
So that's your counterterrorism and your counterintelligence
stuff. Lariss as she would sign her
emails, which is my favorite. Yes.
I don't know how somebody in the chat remembers that Lariss.
Lariss is the one that excused the Neil team Sixers.
Did so personally called up Chris Ray after the people knelt
for BLM in June of 2020 outside of Washington field, they made a
political statement in FBI placards wearing FBI body armor
and show that they would cave to this.
That's who we're talking about. That woman was the absolute sort
of the worst of the worst kind of thing.
We talked about females being in charge of command of of military
units. She was the kind of person you
didn't want to work for. I remember her like scream
yelling and her her criticism when when they answered it, I
think Underoath, she said something to the effect of she
wasn't yelling or some staffer said she wasn't yelling.
OK, she wasn't yelling. She was just outraged that
anybody would have a problem with someone taking a knee for a
freaking political movement called BLM.
Ain't that some things. So she ends up at National
Security Branch. She does her time there.
She's a leftist. They went all in while she was
at CTD and while she was the executive director of the
National Security Branch, the prosecution of January Sixers.
Remember Steve Jensen, if you guys follow along with what was
going on, those people would have rolled up to someone like a
Chris Rea at one point in time, he was made the assistant
director of counterterrorism. But you've got these two sort of
scenarios where back and forth, these people are now
intertwined. This is called the rabbi system
in the FBI. If you guys have never heard
that on this program, that's what it's called.
That's the person that you follow up the chain.
You hold on to their coattails and you ride them up to the top.
Now, he went to deputy assistant director and then managed to
skip up to an A Dick role. And then he's now the number 2.
He's the deputy director of the FBI, OK.
He's the number two in the whole Bureau.
He's the most senior agent in the FBI.
There he is and he's covering up for Dan Bongino's loss.
Because what they did is they were like, well, Dan needed a Co
deputy in Andrew Bailey. We better give an FBI agent a
chance to go sit in that spot. So they went from having two
outsiders to having 1 insider, 1 outsider.
And now the most senior person in the FBI that knows anything
about the FBI is this dude. And he used to work for what I
would say is one of the worst people in the FBI period, which
is this woman, Larissa Knapp. Let me pull her up on the screen
here. There they are.
That's Jen Moore, her buddy, and then that's also Lariss, and
they are doing the Women and Intelligence Symposium,
inspiring the next generation of ladies to go and do this stuff.
Do you know where Lariss ended up?
Which is kind of fun. Lariss now works at the Motion
Picture Association of America. Because when you think of
someone that worked in national security, counterintelligence,
counterterrorism, you're like, I bet that person knows how to
regulate movies. If you don't think we're being
propagandized at a very high level, I think this is what the
Twitter Files explain to a lot of people.
Matt Taibbi's work and the stuff that they were exposing when
Elon Musk took over Twitter, they were showing you that
there's this massive embed of what I be keep calling the
information industrial complex. People in the Intel sphere deal
in information, and so propaganda is a part of it.
You guys can look it up. Type in Larissa Knapp, it's
KNAPPFBI. Type that in and you'll find out
that she works at the MPAA. She's part of the ratings group
that that regulates American movies.
I have no idea why on earth she's there, and neither do you.
In any case, this is one of those little fun things that you
start finding out. So when the guy went out there
and told you we're going to do total personnel warfare, we're
going to get rid of all the bad guys, we've done that.
We've gotten rid of everybody that needed to get rid of.
We got rid of all 138 problematic employees.
You got a guy that got promoted under Ray and under Comedy that
stepped into management and skipped some steps because he
did like a solid. Paula Bate hooked him up.
That's the person that was in the job before Dan Bongino.
The old FBI still runs the FBI, and it always has because the
status quo is undefeated. Because you put people in that
didn't know how to get the job done.
And it's been really obvious to me from the beginning.
Remember, he succeeded this guy in this office.
This is the office where James Danahy used to work.
He was in charge of the New York field office and he had that
little spat about the Epstein files.
These things all end up being part of the same deal.
Do you remember that? This is how they celebrated.
This FBI is the real FBI, the ones that will do bagpipes and
an honor guard to walk out a guy that was basically resisting the
Trump agenda right at the beginning.
In an extraordinary scene outside of the New York FBI
office in the last hour, Assistant Director in Charge
James Dennehy, who was forced to resign under pressure this week,
left the building to cheers from hundreds of his colleagues in
the sound of bagpipes. He was forced out after clashing
with Donald Trump's Justice Department after the removal of
senior FBI leaders and requests for the names of agents who
worked on the January 6 cases. He told those gathered that he
will be their, quote, best cheerleader on the outside.
We'll be watching for that. Another break for us.
We'll be right back. It was MSNBC reporting it.
You guys remember, every time that somebody gets fired and
then you put the bagpipes, hundreds of people that work
there cheer. What does that tell you?
They all support that guy. They support what he was about.
The FBI has not changed culturally.
And amusingly, that actually has something to do with the story
of Jack Smith and the tweet that Donald Trump put out.
And yes, that was a long roundabout way of getting there.
But allow me to try to link it together for you.
Patel says he fired the corrupt FBI agents in the anti Trump
Arctic Frost investigation. Donald Trump said that he wanted
to see something bad happened to Jack Smith.
I'm going to tell you, I don't think Jack Smith feels all that
worried about it. And more importantly, he also
had a lot of things to say because he's been out publicly
speaking about it since he was removed from the special counsel
spot. What he says is this was not
political. Maybe one of the most overtly
political things you could do. It wasn't political.
And that's the real danger because the people that are in
there don't think they're the bad guy folks.
The people that work for these agencies that are in there,
they're doing the work of DOJ on a on a ground level that are
doing the work of FBI at the ground level, that are doing the
investigations and getting promoted through management.
None of those people go like, oh, we're the baddies.
They think they're doing the work that is meant to be done.
There's nothing political about it.
We just saw that there was a federal crime that we were told
to happen and completely against any sort of predicate that has
ever happened before, against anything that any sort of
normality or or norms of not going after former presidents.
They decided to go execute a search warrant at Mar a Lago.
And Jack Smith doesn't seem concerned about this at all.
And the reason is because I think what he did was legal.
You guys don't have to like it, but I don't think it was.
I don't think it was illegal. I think that if you look at the
case in the way that Arctic Frost was predicated, it was one
of the most judiciously and aggressively predicated cases
I've ever seen. It was 15 or 18 pages of
compliance to make sure that they checked every box, which
means that there is no safeguard against what they did.
That's really. And the employees who work there
didn't think it was political. Here's Jack Smith saying it, and
he's saying it to Andrew Weissman.
The people on my special counsel team were like that.
The idea that politics played a. Role.
And who worked on that case or who got chosen is ludicrous.
And and Andrew, you know, this is another thing that I think if
you're not inside the US Department of Justice, the idea
that politics would play a role in big cases like this, it's
absolutely ludicrous. And it's totally contrary to my
experience as a prosecutor, totally ludicrous.
Nothing, nothing political about it at all.
And then you find out it's like, well, yeah.
And he's also not going to face anything that's going to be
dangerous to him. He's willing to testify.
He said he was willing to testify.
He said he would be happy to go do it publicly.
Do you know where I know criminal investigations go to
die? At the House Judiciary
Committee. Do you know who was held
responsible for the things that I brought forward to the
Judiciary Committee or the weaponization committee?
The Jim Jordan types. Do you know who?
No one. In fact, the guy that was the
special agent in charge of the field office in Richmond, VA, a
guy named Stanley Medor. That guy not only got to stand
behind Cash Patel and say this is what happens when you let
good cops be cops. Even though he approved the the
you know, he he approved the targeting of quote UN quote,
radical traditionalist Catholics at like Latin Mass within his
own field office in a radical departure, a first of its kind.
Even if you read the language of the actual Intel product, that
guy is now the public safety commissioner for Virginia.
He was named by their new governor.
So Spanberger brought in a former FBI guy that was part of
the old regime. You guys see this is just a big
circle jerk and for all the outrage that you saw of Jim
Jordan and the rolled up sleeves, what happened?
Nothing. They talk about it.
They ask you for money just like Lindsey Graham kick in 10 bucks.
If a million of you do it, then we have a $10 million.
Thanks so much. We need your money to be able to
run for re election. That's all that matters and
nothing happens. The House Judiciary Committee is
going to see this guy, Jack Smith, on the 22nd of January.
Does anyone think anything's going to go badly?
Here's his closed door session. Does this man look even remotely
worried to you even a little bit?
We've heard a word a lot from this administration, from the
majority Republicans, and that word is transparency.
And yet, Mr. Smith, we're at a closed door deposition today,
meaning that members of the public and even congressional
members and staff who are not part of the Judiciary Committee
are not permitted to attend this proceeding.
Did you offer to testify publicly before this committee?
Yes. How did you offer, I guess, how
did you make the offer to testify publicly to this
committee? I think it was through my
council. Did you send a letter to the
committee? Your council sent a letter to
the committee offering to publicly testify.
I think that's right. We'll, we'll, we'll enter that
letter into the record just for you.
Background. And this would be Exhibit 7.
It'll be an October 23rd, 2025 letter signed by Mr. Lanny Drew
or Mr. Peter Koski. It's addressed to Chairman
Jordan and Chairman Grassley regarding Mr. Smith's public
offer to testify publicly. First and foremost, let me get.
A word a lot from this administration from.
Wrong button. I was going to give you the
total personnel warfare again, because guess what?
What happened to Total Personnel Warfare?
Where did that go? Just disappeared?
Just gone. There's none of it.
Why? Why?
Why did we not see more than 138 terminations?
That was DOJ and FBI combined, right?
I thought we were supposed to see something happen and it
didn't. Here we go.
Where's this guy? It is time for total personnel
warfare. Do you understand that?
Everybody has to go. Anyone in the justice system, a
United States Attorney, an AUSA, an assistant United States
Attorney, that's what we call them in the system.
The INT Yeah, that's what they call them in the system.
But you didn't do anything about it.
And we found out because you said something and it didn't
happen. So that's why people are mad,
and that's why people are going to be really frustrated.
And that's why people may TuneIn to hear what that guy has to
say. And then they realize that he's
not going to take responsibility for the failure.
Oops. Run all the hit pieces in in
just the news you want. And here's where I knew the
clown show got really, really deep yesterday because I cannot
actually believe this actually happened.
This is 23 hours ago. Here's an announcement for those
of you that are just listening. The Select Committee on January
6th, a select subcommittee run by Chairman Barry Loudermilk.
They have an official X page. This is where a lot of the
information from Congress gets put out there.
They have almost no followers. I'm one of them 4300 people.
You guys should probably follow this because you're going to
find out really interesting, stupid stuff.
They don't follow me for some reason.
Their most recent tweet was announcing another hearing, not
of Jack Smith, but if something far more ridiculous and silly.
You guys ready for this hearing advisory?
I think we're going to have to do a live stream of this on
Wednesday. Hearing advisory, quote,
examining the investigation into the DNC and the RNC pipe bombs.
The hearing will investigate how Chris Ray's Federal Bureau of
Investigation did not apprehend the suspected pipe bomber
despite possessing evidence since 2021.
Watch live here. They have.
There are three witnesses, people, there are three
witnesses who are going to illuminate the story of the
January 6th pipe bomb. Who would you think that those
witnesses might be? It's not who you think.
They have someone named Chris Pihota.
He's a retired FBI senior executive.
He's the previous, the executive assistant director.
He was the number four guy of the science and technology
division, and he retired before the pipe bomb happened.
He retired in 2020. You also have John Nance, my
former boss, retired FBI special agent, supervisory special
agent, basically useless and maybe one of the laziest people
I ever saw in the FBI, someone who hadn't touched a case, I
think going back at least to comedy, but I don't think he was
a case agent even maybe further back than comedy.
He was on Eric Holder's detail and he was a basic yes man that
did nothing. Unfortunately for John Nance, no
matter what he wants to claim. He may have his pension, but
John Nance didn't work cases. John Nance doesn't know shit
about the pipe bomb case. He was a supervisor sitting in
an office because they got rid of him and they put him in the
back. He could say anything he likes.
He was in charge of an aviation squadron as a non pilot who
didn't know how to work on planes.
His entire squad was run by the people who worked in it and by a
contractor who was from the Navy who was awesome.
Who, by the way, is a whistleblower who got freaking
fired for calling out safety violations that the FBI's
aviation unit was doing, signing off on things that was putting
the FBI directors plane in danger.
No big deal. All right.
And then lastly, a non FBI person, Thomas Special, who's
basically like an Internet thirst trap, who's been running
around on Twitter trying to build a social media following.
He's a former senior collection strategy, whatever the heck that
is for domestic terrorism, didn't work for the FBI, knows
nothing about the pipe bombs and apparently did an independent
non law enforcement based investigation into January 6th
on his own, which means he's like an Internet researcher.
This is the dip shittery that we are dealing with here.
You guys want to know, Here's number one that's going to be
out there. He's on the Andy Stump podcast.
This is the cleared hot podcast. Here's Chris Pihota trying to
sell his book the FBI that I knew.
Where is it? Alas, if only I could be someone
who talks about the FBI. Even though I was in a position
to do something and I didn't. I had not earned the authority
or position to negate those changes.
I mean, dude, you were top six. Well, there are three above me,
so those three above me were the ones that were drifting in a
certain direction. How?
Fast was the drift. Are we talking slow?
Are we talking about jumping into class 5 Rapids?
Well, the. Drift started after 911 and it
was hard and fast. The drift started after 911.
Yeah, we know. And when you were the number
four person in the FBI, he didn't do anything about it.
Cool, bro. Tell me you're a coward without
telling me you're a coward. But buy his book, please.
If you want to understand how to fix it.
Chris has been running around on X trying to get a following as
well. Pretty sad and then there's this
guy, my old boss. I'll show you this.
I'm not even going to waste my time.
But Tom especially I was trying to specially I don't know what
his name actually is pronounced. He's trying to run for office in
Virginia. So everybody's got an agenda.
John Nance just wants to get on television if he can.
And so Dan Bongino just reposted how Nance is proud to be called
as a witness on some things he knows nothing about.
Going to be very embarrassing. The live stream will be fun.
I make it Steve Baker to join me if he's got the energy.
Here's here's the former deputy director of the FBI on that one
guy that's going to be the witness for the J6 Select
Committee. Now, I wouldn't have given it
much of the time of day if I hadn't seen FBI mouthpiece and
Wolf inside the tent. The guy by the name of John
Nance. Anytime you read a Nance story,
you got to read it through the lens of who's telling Nance to
say this? Notice how right in the title he
wants to take a shot at Kong because he's jealous of Kong.
John Nance, again, I believe, speaking for as the FBI
mouthpiece himself says now he goes after Kyle by name.
Wolves in the tent, very cautious to these people.
They're a group of dipwads who, I'm telling you, abuse our brand
to go and destroy people because these people don't go through
proper channels. Kyle used to work for this guy,
and I believe this guy's upset because his face isn't on TV
talking about FBI scandals he wants to be the face of because
he's probably looking for more TV hits.
So the fact that Kyle actually had the courage to give up his
job because he wasn't going to get the COVID backs and fight
for people really bothers this guy because Kyle's getting
attention you don't like. So he's the wolf in the tent.
Be very careful, these people. Weird.
I wonder how he knew all that. Oh, it's because I used to talk
to Dan Bogino and he asked the story about why this guy was
coming at me. Turns out that's who the J6
committee is going to interview. Not people who actually worked
on the case. Not the case agents that have
gone away. Not people who are active FBI
agents that are working on it. Not people who have done
research on it. Not even Julie Kelly of all
people who probably knows infinitely more than John Nance
could know because she at least pays attention to read stuff and
wants to have an opinion even if she's wrong.
How interesting. So this will continue.
Just letting you know, it would have been nice if we got the
total personnel warfare. I really would have liked it.
And you shouldn't have to have our president.
He shouldn't have to be going out on true social and telling
people what to do in his own executive agencies if he
actually is the guy that has people that are running them
properly. And this is the final evidence
that continues to be proven over and over again.
The FBI runs itself, the DOJ is running itself.
These things have never been captured.
This post by Donald Trump actually kind of tells you that
in a very big way. It's shameful because a lot of
us wanted them to succeed and de weaponize, not like go after
Jerome Powell and act like this is how it goes.
So there you go. All right, folks, that's it for
today's program. That's what I have to share with
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Let's try this. How about a dad turning
conversations with his two year old into songs?
I don't have this talent. I definitely have a 2 year old.
My conversations definitely go like this.
Kids that are two, 3-4, they often start with the word
because and they're almost always midstream.
Here's the dad just singing out the weird stuff that he deals
with with his kiddos. I really like that guy's style
it's really catchy. All of his songs sound like
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He's on Instagram dropping stuff like that and he just turns all
of his kids like weird conversations into cute songs
like that. So that makes me smile.
I hope that makes you smile. Be careful if you're in any of
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and tell them they cannot park there.
You know, that's how we do it. All right, God bless all of you.
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