Take a look behind the curtain with a real whistleblower, 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 Serif. Well, hello my friends, and
welcome to the Kyle Serafin Show.
It is Friday, it is May the 17th and that means it is a friendly
Friday and we're going to have the real Steve friend on
momentarily. These are some of my favorite
shows 'cause we get to cut it up.
I also get a chance to shock and or surprise and or bring on
unexpected video clips to try to get raw reactions out of my
buddy Steve. Steve is a pretty serious guy.
He's a pretty straight laced guy.
Some of you guys know this. Steve is a former FBI agent like
myself. He spent a lot of time doing
serious stuff on Indian reservations, going after the
real criminals, the work that people think the FBI does.
That's what Steve used to do. He was going after homicides and
going after major assaults and a corruption and things like this
that people sort of have this expectation that FBI agents are
actually looking into crime and not just spying on Americans,
which is what they do a lot of the times.
And go figure, you know, that's that's not the way it works.
Steve's made a minor career out of trolling the FBI at this
point and their social media feed.
We're going to talk about that today.
Today I want to talk about consequences.
Consequences are the things that happen directly after bad
behavior or good behavior. Sometimes you get them.
When I had a a neighbor in Virginia, she was a really,
really sweet lady husband was in the military, he was kind of a a
gentleman. And I remember her saying she
wanted to discipline her kids and she didn't want to call it
discipline. So she said that there were two
options You can you can get blessings or you can get
consequences, consequences, words like the inevitable
negative. And I kind of we're going to
take the negative take on consequences today.
There's an awful lot of negative consequences.
Elections have consequences. Poor decisions have
consequences. People that we put into Congress
bring us some consequences and we are going to have a good time
playing with them. Today is going to be not nearly
as serious as the rest this week has been.
I I can't go into the weekend on a on a bad foot.
So I've got some inspirational stuff for you.
I've got some comedy that I upset my wife with last night
and I kept her awake. So I'm going to start with that
pretty shortly. We're going to bring on my buddy
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OK, let's bring on my man. Where's he at here?
Are you unmuted, real estate, friend?
I am. He got me coming in loud and
clear on Friday. Good morning.
You sound like like you took your energy level down a notch.
Can I Can I knock your energy level up a notch?
I I need a injection of levity from this long week.
I was in the chat earlier just defending my state.
I think I'm pulling over a lot of the Seraphans to believe in
Florida and the warm weather. I think Seraphans I.
Promised. I promised a dad joke and I
discovered that you give me a hard time, but always being
cold. The solution to that is any room
you're in, you just got to go to the corner because it's always
90°. That's dumb.
We shouldn't do that anymore. I I'm sorry that you did that.
I'm sorry that you came up with that one.
Well, I'm going to. I'm going to do you better.
I'm going to bring you some energy.
And I also like, before we get rolling too far, I want to say
thanks to the Mcgroyne nation. Part of the Dan Bongino army has
joined us again. So thanks for jumping in.
Mcgroyne's always cool to see you guys coming in.
I know some of them are hitting the Amrad podcast, Steve's
podcast on Tuesdays and Thursdays and Saturdays.
You guys can find that at rumble.com/amrad pod and we gave
a little hint today to the Mcgroy's and I hope they take me
up on it. I said go and customize your URL
on rumble and then you can own rumble.com/mcgroy Nation.
So hopefully all of you guys are doing that and that way we can
promote your stuff. We'll all grow together.
That's kind of the game here. I'm going to give you some pump
up. OK, here's the back story.
Last night I was searching for content and also I couldn't
sleep because there was 50 mile an hour winds and it threw a
shovel in my backyard which scared the crap out of me and I
thought maybe the shovel aliens are coming.
My dog is too old to figure out how to get in her own house
anymore so I had to go out in the dark, pick her up, shove her
into the doghouse. She didn't like that.
She didn't want to stay in the doghouse even though it was
pelting rain and hail and a bunch of other stupid stuff came
through with aggressive weather. So I'm awake and I'm sitting
there and I didn't have my earbud in, which is my bad.
And I I woke up my wife who slaves all night long keeping
our baby alive because she's like this little Michelin, fatty
rolled baby. You know, she needs to feed
every 48 minutes or something. So she hasn't slept more than
three hours in her life ever at almost nine months old.
And this is what I played her and she rolled over and she gave
me the look in the darkness. I could feel the withering gaze,
but I think this is worth it. So we're going to get started
right now with a little bit of levity, a little bit of fun, a
little bit of energy. Steve, friend, hold your breath.
You know it's not going to be, it's not going to be an almond.
It's the next best thing to almond.
This is not on Steve Friends diet.
Y'all. Here we go.
Cornbread, Cornbread, Cornbread. Yay,
That's what I woke my wife up with.
I was just flipping through. I think it was an Instagram
reel. And I'm like, and I'm like
trying to find them like, oh, is there anything useful that
they're going to kind of like feed into my into my feed here
or what? Into my my social real or
whatever. I hate Instagram, for whatever
it's worth. And that popped up.
She's like, looking at me in the darkness.
What is wrong with you? Like, why are you doing this to
me anyway? I just like the guy's reaction
to it more than anything else. Can we agree on that?
I agree the the reaction is solid.
I I imagine that that guy has actually heard of a laptop
computer before, unlike Kathy Hochul's New York Impressions
and. Don't, don't, Don't you take
that. Funny there.
He's getting at least two of three.
He's getting probably Paula and Randy going to.
It would be a yes. I don't know about Simon on
moving to the next round. Simon is pretty quick.
There's a lot of auto tune in that, is there not?
I don't that that initial guy, he went for 40 seconds
uninterrupted. It was solid.
Yeah. Imagine you're in a dead sleep
and that's what hit you. Like just hold on.
It's so, so and it was like maxed out on my phone.
It doesn't have as good of a speaker as as obviously a lot of
you may have actually probably a lot of you are listening on your
phone. So there you go.
Kind of intense, pretty funny. Sounded good though.
I was. I was like, dude, look at that
guy. He's got the good auto tune
harmony. Should we get serious for a
second and jump into some of this fun stuff?
Consequences my friend. Are you ready all?
Right. Let's do it.
There are some consequences that happen when you are a moron and
we're going to have a light hearted show and some of that is
going to involve light hearted thoughts of trying the former
president and putting a porn star and a convicted liar on the
stand. This is the unintended
consequence of what happened. So here's a story from CNN.
It's coming from Oliver Darcy under what they call Reliable
Sources. I wasn't that part of what was
the what was the the guy who looks like a potato?
What's his name? Oh.
Brian Stelter Brian Wasn't that Brian Stelter's thing, was he?
Brian Stelter Yep. OK, I don't know why they have
reliable sources still, but anyway.
Strong heterosexual, very strong heterosexual.
Totally totally masculine male. We'll talk about real men in a
minute, too. OK, the Trump hush money trial
is thrusting reporters into an uncomfortable spotlight.
This is my favorite. This is what happens when you do
dumb things, you know, 1st order level, thinking these people
don't have any sense of consequence.
So here comes the Donald Trump hush money trial is dragging
reporters into uncomfortable territory and laying bare the
complicated relationships journalists have with sources.
Michael Cohen, who continued to testify on Thursday, invoked
from the stand the names of several high profile media
figures. Uh, oh, he's touching the
priesthood, the priesthood of the media, putting their
relationships with the former president's fixer in the
spotlight. So this is really fun.
He named Maggie Haberman. Over at the New York Times.
MSNBCS reporter Katy Tur has said he had established
relationships. He alleged, without evidence
that ABC News, John Santuki, whoever the heck that is, tried
to pay for the rights to the Stormy Daniels story spoke about
having recorded phone calls with media figures including former
CNN boss Jeff Zucker. OK, so we know that Cohen has
been out there doing this game where he apparently was
recording phone calls regularly. That's what people who are
suspicious and also kind of weirdos do.
What's funny is here, here's Oliver Darcy covering for CNN,
he said. To be clear, a reporter having a
working relationship with sources is not unethical.
It's often the hallmark of being a strong journalist, blah blah
blah blah blah. Reputable news agencies like
MSNB or ABC do not pay for interviews, but it is common to
try to talk about stuff. Speaking on the phone with the
source while the person on the other end secretly records.
It says a lot more about that individual that it does about
the journalist. This is the same dude who we had
them celebrating that they were, that he had recorded Trump when
he was the the lawyer. There's no expectation of
privacy when you're talking to a flippin journalist and you're
setting up interviews. But isn't there when you're
talking to your attorney, you're not even allowed to listen to
those as a as a federal investigator?
No, you're not allowed to listen to them and they're considered
to be private and privileged. You can't penetrate that.
Even if you are monitoring a jail call, which you can do if
you're law enforcement, they have access to do it.
And there's a automated recording that says to the
prisoner, look, this call is being recorded, it can be
monitored. But as the investigator, they
would block those from me. I would always know that the the
call was to somebody who was privileged.
It was like an attorney call. And I couldn't actually listen
to the content of that conversation.
Now, of course, I would just listen to the next call when the
guy called his girlfriend and tell her what exactly what he
talked to his attorney about. But that was on him, not me.
The best for me is that they have this double standard that
they are forced to be put into because they went after a guy
who's a liar and unethical and a weirdo.
And he's sitting on the stand saying things and all of a
sudden he's going to just say this guy is trying to bail water
out of his sinking boat because what else does he got right?
He doesn't care. He's already, he's already gone
to prison for being a dirtbag. And so he's out there.
He's like, oh, I'm friends with this person.
He's trying to get legitimacy. And all of a sudden those people
like, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
I don't want to be associated with you.
Michael Cohen, we're happy to talk about you.
We don't want to. It's what happened to Mike
Michael Michael Avenatti when he was like a hero of the Republic.
He was going to run for president, you remember?
Because he was going after the, you know, Cheeto Jesus.
And then all of a sudden he turned out being a dirtbag and
it flipped around on the people, the very people who were hyping
him up. And now they're like, up
disavow, disavow. And side note, you mentioned
Maggie Haberman. Why does Donald Trump want her
approval so badly? I don't know why he wants
approval from any of these people at this point, I mean.
Why just, I think, Donald? Trump always talked to like her
off constantly. Hours and hours.
Same thing like Jonathan Karl talked to him for like 48 hours
straight for the Jonathan Karl's book that destroyed him.
Like why would you do that? Look, people talk to to folks
that they think are going to get their message out.
And I think that Donald Trump has always wanted this is one of
the reasons why we push on the Trump campaign.
And you and I push at him whenever like bad ideas come
out. Like we need to have a big,
beautiful FBI headquarters at in DC.
It's like, no. And also the reason you push on
it is because sometimes he's reactive to it.
And I I think the evidence of it is that he still wants the New
York Times to like him. He's still a New Yorker at
heart. That's not a that's not a
terrible thing to want the hometown paper where you're from
to not just crap on you. I guess he just doesn't he he
must understand at some level that these people have lost the
thread of reality, like you said, the whole concept that
they would worship a Michael Avenatti.
That guy was trash. He looked like a sleazeball, and
he was a sleazeball and he acted like a sleaze ball.
And it's not surprising that he came out as sleaze ball.
However, everybody always thinks the alligator's not going to eat
them. Just because it eats you last
doesn't mean it's not going to eat you at all.
And these people all get it. It's the classic like lay down
with dogs, you know, get up with fleas.
That's the consequence of being around dirt balls and bringing
them into your thing and raising them to a status that is
inappropriate. Like you raised a porn star up
like she was somehow a a notable figure in American history.
We're going to go down as the most unserious time I think in
American history right before the aggressive backswing gets
really, really ugly and we end up in like real right wing
fascism. It's not going to be Donald
Trump. It's going to be like some
Latino, former 75th Ranger Battalion dude who decides to be
like Ding Chavez from from clear and present danger who's just
like this country needs a spanking and it needs an
aggressive male to come in and do it.
It's going to be some young, aggressive dude, probably a
radical traditionalist Catholic, who's going to just wing us back
to where it needs to go. So maybe, just maybe, Harrison
Bucker is like a harbinger of what's to come.
I kind of hope that because I'll live in that world.
Go ahead. I would hope that after this
country, what is it? Its track record has been over
the last 2 1/2 centuries of success as being like the lone
superpower on Earth. Like when the Visigoths
inevitably come over the walls like as all empires do fall.
Like it can't be Brian Stelter type of characters.
It has to be like a Nebuchadnezzar.
We we come on, not now. We don't deserve that now.
Now we deserve Brian Stelter with his Potato Head coming over
and and effeminate affectations. You know that's going to be the
the turnover. But, like, it'll Can we at least
honor the the guys that stormed the beaches of Normandy with
like a legitimate threat as it comes in?
Do you know what kind of Mass the Catholics who stormed the
beaches at Normandy said before they rolled in and did what
needed to be done over there? No, I would love to know that.
It was a Latin Mass, It was a traditional Latin Mass because
that's what was done all the way up until Vatican 2.
We've got a fun clip from The View that I'm going to play just
a second here before we do. So obviously this this program
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They have all kinds of capabilities to be able to push
that message forward and I think that's sorely needed right now
as our friend, mutual friend Jesse Kelly said, me and Steve
both like Jesse quite a bit. One of the things he said was
doesn't it just show how much there is a need for courage in
our time with the fact that his message resonates.
We're going to cover down on that because there's a big push
on the left to get rid of him. And there's also a pretty good
story it at Catholic Vote right now, which I'm going to bring up
and I thought this was really interesting.
Steve, I want to explore was gay marriage good for America.
It was written by my friend Erica Aaron who's over there and
does the the new podcast is called Edify.
She's kind of taken over doing the these interviews.
This Friday marks the 20 year anniversary since activists in a
court redefined marriage on the people of Massachusetts after
years of failed attempt to win over public opinion.
Goodrich versus the Department of Public Health was ruled on
May 17th, and that is today in 20/04.
That's in the aughts. It was nine years before
Oberfell did the, the nationwide version of it.
Before that, it was unconstitutional for anyone
other than heterosexual couples to marry.
And there's just kind of an exploration on there.
I want to actually explore our thoughts on it about was it good
for America? And was it good for the gays,
the gay people that wanted to get married?
Do you think that there was a a net positive for them?
No. 100% No. Tell me why.
And it's this the slippery slope argument that is used all too
often, all too frequently it it began with, look, we just want
civil unions so we have the ability to visit our loved one
in the hospital. And now I can't do that And and
everything I do is it's privacy of my own bedroom.
What what business is it of yours?
Government. And that's very libertarian
argument. But then we were on the path
then of from tolerance to acceptance to a celebration as
we're about to enter the holy month of June here in a couple
of weeks. And then now we're beyond
compulsion. It's it's it's going to be
compelled participation and that's why we're seeing the drag
queen story hours and mandatory school curriculum for for
children and it's they're gonna eventually get to the point of
you need to prove how manly you are Kyle Serif and and and go
kiss that guy over there. I also like that you called
July, also known as Pride Month, A a holy month.
Yes, and it is to the heathens. The furthest point away from
Christmas season, isn't it? Interesting, yeah.
What I think to kind of build on that slippery slope art,
slippery slope argument is that what we've seen is, as you said,
civil unions, all this kind of stuff, all the way to the point
where now they've they've passed the goal, they're like that the
people in the curling competition, right, They've over
polished the surface and so it goes right past where they
wanted to be in the target zone and it just keeps going on out
and it's knocking everything off the board.
And what does it say? It says we no longer even know
what a man or a woman is. So, like, how do you even define
what gay is if you if you have people that are men masquerading
as women and we're supposed to act like they're women or
supposed to act like they're men when they're not like they've
actually crossed the threshold into just plain absurdity?
So it actually hurts the gaze, I have to imagine.
Well, this is just a wing of the Marx, the cultural Marxist
movement that has infected the entire country for the last over
now a century. It's a religion.
And that's why we have a holy month now, right of June.
I even know it's actually more days than not.
They're celebrated on the calendar, apparently, but it's a
religion of malcontents and this is just one sect of it.
And I remember reading after the Oberfeld decision that there was
some, I don't know, some puff piece and the person was, was
gay and was saying, you know, I I just, I almost have a little
bit of remorse that I'm not like in the fight now that I've
gotten what I want, It's because it's always going towards the
next thing, The next thing, it's never going to be enough.
That's why they've surged way past the bullseye target on this
curling board and they're on on to the next thing.
And that's why you see, you know these these guys are holding
signs up the rainbow coalition flags at Free Palestine rallies.
Yeah, no. All of us.
All of the gays. All.
Of the common cause with these guys who are going to throw us
off a roof. So it's it's nonsensical, they
can't possibly agree on that. But it doesn't matter.
It's just we're going to. Get as meant as many malcontents
as possible, be it through the climate or Palestine or Black
Lives Matter, or just outright economic Marxist or the gay.
Like everybody. It's just America is bad,
traditional conservative beliefs are bad.
And we will sort this out after we slay the giant dragon, which
is the American nation. There is something very funny
about the fact that we have to make a delineation between
people on the left that are liberal, which is what we used
to call them when I was a kid and you grew up with that idea.
And then leftism, which are just progressives and progressives,
are people that are progressing towards God knows what the
Cliff, the insanity, it doesn't really matter.
We just have to move the ball forward.
It doesn't matter if we've actually already achieved our
there's no, there's no stop mechanism in in in the
progressive movement, which is how you end up saying we need
men to be able to marry men. But now we've moved to the point
where men can be also women and women can also be men, and we
don't even know what a gender is.
We don't even know what biological sex means.
We're so confused that everybody is everybody.
And now we've actually gone back to the root core, which is sort
of a conservative principle, which is that individual should
be judged on an individual basis.
I I keep saying this. Eventually they're going to push
themselves around the loop, like like Evel Knievel.
They're going to just go around the loop of the circle and
they're going to come right back to arguing our points, I think.
Because if you get down to identity politics, to the point
where everybody's intersectional identity is so unique, like a
human fingerprint, eventually you're arguing in favor of the
individual. I'm just waiting for when that
happens, because then when that happens it just it's all.
Off the flag will just be stippling one dot for every
single person that's identified that'll be.
Pointillism, right? Isn't that what they call?
It the movement is essentially the train at the end of the
movie speed where there the brakes don't work and Keanu's
like, let's just push it faster. Why not?
It just keeps revving harder and harder and harder into the land
of the absurd. Yeah, they're going to redline
it until they blow everything up.
And and then like I said, we'll all end up being conservative
together and we'll have some right wing, fascist, Latino,
traditional Latin mask. I I like this idea.
I like where we're going with this.
Where we're also going with this is that we have unserious people
in our government. We have unserious people that
are creating a lot of these problems.
This is a story that come out of The Federalist today which is
quite good anti Trump DOJ officials prepare a tax on his
appointees during this election year.
From Molly Hemingway dated about two days ago.
Folks. The the fact the matter is, is
that DOJ just released this office of Inspector General
report which we read a little bit up here.
And it gives this impression that their staff with these as
as she says here independent nonpartisan lawyers whose only
goal is to investigate and root out corruption within the
department. And yet we have found we being
the suspendables. Me, Steve Friend Garrett O'boyle
George Hill Marcus Allen Phil Kennedy and some others have
found that yeah, these this watchdog group is staffed by
Democratic activists and they are more than happy to use
political power to crush your enemies.
And their favorite game is basically how do we not take
responsibility for the thing that we obviously did And
therefore the government investigated the government and
this time actually found that the government was wrong and
recommends the government take a minor course of action that
would not substantially change the course of the government.
How on earth do we end up like, how do we deal with these
people? Is there any friendly way?
Is there a nice way? Is there a friendly Friday way
to deal with them? I don't think that's possible,
especially when you're relying on people in Washington, DC
Their their default position is going to be, well, there's a
problem. So we're going to have to let
the mechanisms of Washington, DC, the government, IE, fix the
problem that they can't possibly fathom, another alternative.
You know, we should probably get rid of some of these things
entirely. That's never an option because
that, to them, is not the definition of success.
What's the definition of success?
Is growth, something new, find a solution, and then then look for
the problem to apply it to when that's going to be all we need
to make recommendations. And then we're going to have to
have some extra training and then maybe a new initiative or a
task force. Take this on.
And ultimately, what it boils down to is borderline childish
is when when I read through the OI GS report like that, that you
could possibly be someone who matriculated through the
education system, got a college degree, then got a law degree,
passed the bar. And I would have to hope that
you're at above average level of intelligence.
And you came to the conclusion that it's acceptable for someone
who's placed in an indefinite, unpaid suspension to live in
that way for a year and then say, well, now you can raise a
complaint and we'll investigate it.
Which will take what now? This report took two years.
So now you're gonna rely on a person to be unpaid for three
years? Right.
That's assuming that the FBI even adopts the complaint right
away, which takes months for them to do it, and then produce
documents when that takes months, as you said, I feel like
we might be at the the the point where Conan is actually the
correct answer. We just need to see enemies
crushed, hear the lamentation of the women, see them driven out
before us. I said that in the wrong order.
You guys know what I'm talking about.
But the Conan sort of a methodology is right.
But you are right about childish and we.
And maybe it's because our other oversight mechanism, which is
supposed to be Congress, is full of childish weirdos.
I've got maybe my favorite congresswoman from the state of
Texas. This is Jasmine Crockett, AKA
Dollar Store Cardi B big fan. Let me give you 2 tastes of what
that's about. And then maybe maybe a little
commentary from Mike Judge 'cause he was sort of like a
prophet at one point in time. So we'll share with you.
This is what just happened. MTG and Cardi B and AOC decided
that they were all going to get into it.
We have unserious people. This is the consequence of being
in unserious time, I suppose. Maybe this involves the big
backswing. Hopefully the Conan piece.
Dollar star Cardi B. Y'all.
I'd like to know if any of the Democrats on this committee are
employing Judge Marshawn's daughter.
Please tell me what that has to do with Merrick Garland.
Is she a porn star? Oh, Goldman.
That's right. He's advising.
OK, he's advising. Who?
What do you do? You know what we're here for.
You know, we're here about. Just.
I don't think you know what you're here for.
Well, you don't want us talking about.
I just. I think your fake eyelashes are
messing up. Hold on, hold on.
Listen. Order, Mr. Chairman.
Even order of your committee. Order, please.
There's a point of order. We have a point of order, Mr.
Lynch. State your point.
Yeah, So that wasn't how good it got it.
It obviously got way worse than that.
It got worse because everybody is absurd.
We see where I put that other one.
I know I put it in here. I know we added, did I lose it?
Dollar store Cardi B. Well, maybe it's #8.
Does that sound right? Cuz we added it, Did we not?
I think we did. There was another one in there.
You. Just voted to do I'm.
Trying to get clarification. Look at calm down.
No, no, no. Because this is what you all do.
You're not recognized you with. Your yelling don't want calm
down. No, please don't tell me to calm
down because y'all talk. You're out of control.
Chairman come and talk shit about her.
Y'all don't have a. Chairman Mr. Chairman Chair.
OK, Order Chair now recognizes this green for for four minutes
and 21 seconds. 4 minutes. Let me screen top and then you
all can. I'll recognize now.
I understand everyone shit's emotional right now.
But listen up now. We're an idiocracy.
We have the dumbest people in charge of anything.
These people spend our money by the billions.
The trillions. The trillions.
I hate this so much. All right.
Historical reference here. There was a man whose name was
Charles Sumner, who was a senator who was beaten to almost
to death by a representative over the issue, at least a a
major issue, you know, slavery, you know, whether or not it was
OK, So this is, let's let's dial back like this is the worst
atrocity that's ever happened in the halls of Congress, right.
So let's let's slow A roll on that.
She does have fake eyelashes. That's an accurate statement.
That is not a lie. And she She'd be talking Lots of
noise. This is the story that This is
why this is SOAP. Opera, we're getting cancelled
for that right there. Thanks.
Thank you. Thank you YouTube soap operas
for everyone on everything. I mean, you could be watching
professional wrestling, you could actually be watching a
soap opera, or you could be paying attention to the the
release of the NFL schedule or your fantasy football.
It's just all noise and signifies nothing.
And this is just red meat for everyone, right?
Every right of center source is going to be shown the video and
they're going to be yucking up like, oh, she's such a dummy and
she's an elected member of Congress.
She's going to raise millions of dollars for the Communist Party
to push forward an agenda. And we have no idea what they're
even discussing here. But we're just all this is, this
isn't steak. This is Cheetos, always and
forever. And it's a distraction.
It could be Doritos. It's creating content.
It's governing to create content for media as opposed to
governing to actually, do you know the the will of the people.
We need a word like infotainment is sort of like interesting
information that also entertains.
There's got to be a word for government which beyond
idiocracy, but for some reason, and and I just can't get over
it, we're so close to having President Hector Camacho come
out and shoot a machine gun. I like the idea of the president
being strapped, like that's solid.
How about, Yeah, he doesn't shoot in this particular scene.
But again, I'm just saying, you know that when when you're
watching all that stuff in my head, all I hear now, I
understand everyone Shit's emotional right now.
But listen up. I just want people to listen up.
And you have to spray a machine gun into the roof.
So be it. It it's, it also is KFAB.
I mean, like, are those people? Do they go out and have lunch
afterwards or drinks? It's possible.
I could. I couldn't.
You've been in front of that. You've been in front of some of
these committees and you've seen how how serious they are as
human beings. This is LARP.
The 100% is they do the they try to sound very parliamentary when
they're doing it. Mr. Chairman.
My colleagues from point of order and they have no idea what
they're talking about at all and then they go backstage.
I mean we're coming up on the the year mark is tomorrow, right
that Garrett and I testified to the organization committee and
it's there's nothing there's no there there.
I mean, they were telling us they were freaking out, that
Garrett and I like a bunch of gorillas.
We're going to get angry and flip the tables over if somebody
said something to us mean. And they said, like, you can't
respond at all to being insulted.
You just have to sit there and take it.
And then we went back behind the scenes, and I'm listening to a
conversation between Matt Gaetz and Darrell Issa.
And Matt Gaetz is actually explaining something that I'd
never heard before, and it's so despicable and gross.
This goes on in Congress. He was saying how these Congress
people write books and it's illegal for them to use their
campaign funds to buy their own books.
So what they'll do is they'll say, hey, you write a book and
I'll write a book and I'll use my campaign funds to buy yours
and you yours, your campaign funds to buy mine.
And that way we can personally enrich ourselves.
And I was like a family on the wall.
This conversation they were just having like casually, this guy
was like that's corruption that that you need to be in prison.
And we're just, we're going to go out there and have Stacy
Plaskett, who represents a district that doesn't even vote,
call Garrett O'boyle. You know, a a tool of, I don't
know, Russian espionage. And also claimed that he engaged
in perjury. Yes, yes, Recommend that the DOJ
charge him. And we had a chance this week to
look at the transcripts of 1 Jennifer Moore and the lengths
at which she went to to lie to Congress and and then retire the
next day and get a lucrative job working for General Electric.
It sure would be nice if there was any sort of accountability
like, you know, from an inspector general's report, you
know, why don't we haul her in? I want to see that, Yeah.
How about the real? We left the.
Special agent in Charge who we investigated and they released
the report this week. The special agent in charge,
unnamed anonymous, arranged for his wife to get out of committee
because she worked in the field office too.
And then he directed an employee to give his wife a financial
award, so personally profit, right.
And then he was investigated and he retired and said I'm not
going to participate. And they said, oh OK, no.
And DOJ declines to. Prosecute.
Let me let me just say that again for people this was a DOJ
Inspector General report, which is the same as all of them.
They come out and they don't name anybody.
They're always anonymously sourced.
They everyone knows who it is. That worked in that field
office, I guarantee it. So people in the FBI know and
they could expose that name, but they don't.
And what happened is the the the boss for the entire field
office, the chief, the special agent in charge, put his wife on
a committee, told someone else to give his wife an award for
money. So he personally enriched
himself, and then he just walked off into the sunset, and we'll
get a lucrative job because he was a special agent in charge of
a field office. He was a very important person
in the FBI, even though he was involved in like the most petty,
pathetic version of corruption. And he'll give a pension forever
for the rest of his life, Healthcare covered.
And then you have somebody like Jennifer Moore testifying in
front of the weaponization committee and has the gall, the
unmitigated gall. When she's asked, Do you think
that this is tantamount to some sort of punishment where
somebody's placed an indefinite unpaid suspension and she's
like, well, no, they get healthcare.
It's not like them being fired or anything.
They get healthier that they're going to charge you.
For they have to pay for. Right.
We're going to tease this out a little bit, folks.
We're going to do a long dissection of the Jennifer
Moore. Jennifer Moore, I'm still coming
for you. You just thought that we were
done with you. You thought that you got out of
the spotlight. I'm sort of like the knight
who's only who's been chopped off at all the parts except all
my parts still work and I have, I have.
I have not even begun to fight yet.
We're just getting warmed up. We just got noticed before we
went live. I have my pocket phone.
Let me let me read this to you guys.
I didn't know I was going to do this, but Garrett sent me this.
OK? And this is really fun.
We had a lawsuit that was filed in federal court going with a
judge trying to talk about the fact that we believe that there
was a Religious Freedom Restoration Act claim that we
can make against the FBI. I did this when I was still an
FBI employee. So this has been going on for
years and it was dismissed without prejudice so it can be
brought back again. The judge says he doesn't
believe that his court has the jurisdiction but he is going to
allow a refiling in a different jurisdiction in the District of
DC so this case can proceed in a different way.
He also dismissed the failures to accommodate the religious
accommodations failure. The failure to accommodate
religious accommodation claims were all dismissed except for
123456 of us including Kyle Serafin.
My claim of them failing to accommodate me religiously is
going to be adjudicated now. We found out reading that
testimony there was something like 2800, almost 3000 FBI
employees that put in religious accommodation request.
Do you remember the number of them that were approved?
Oh, it was. Was it double digits?
It was like 106. Yeah, So 106 religious
accommodations were addressed by the FBI out of nearly 3000,
which is to say they didn't address them at all.
It's also, it's also funny that there was another claim that was
being made that we were just, we were we were arguing that there
was a thing called constructive discharge.
That's when they make your work environment such that you no
longer actually work there anymore.
They've done everything except say the words you're fired.
They essentially fire you by all their actions, but they call it
something else. In my case, they suspended me
forever with no pay and said I could never come back into the
office again and there was no hope of me ever getting my
clearance back. But I wasn't fired.
I had to resign, so that's what happened to me.
They fixed the glitch. Like the office?
Space. Yeah, they fixed the glitch
exactly right. They pulled your paycheck and
they just let you wither there. He dismissed all of the
constructive discharge claims for everybody but three.
The only person that's name is on both of those lists, the
religious accommodation one, and the constructive discharge is 1.
Kyle Serafin, We have yet begun. We have yet to begin this fight
and I've been sitting on it for a long time because all this
information was not in the public sphere yet.
We now have the transcripts, and I want to give people a taste,
and I don't mean to make this about me, but this is too funny.
I told Tracy Beans, and all she had was like, like the the smart
like the oh, Oh my God emoji, Jennifer Moore said in front of
the weaponization committee. She testified to Congress that I
was. Well, she testified at one time
about this specific event, which is the funniest thing ever.
I've already shared it with Thomas Massie.
I said it looked like a game of telephone like you used to play
as a kid, where one person tells somebody and the next person
tells somebody. But the last two participants in
the telephone chain were students at the school for the
deaf. And then they gave it to
Jennifer Moore. She claimed that Kyle Seraphin
was involved in a in a misadventure at the at the
firing range while we were qualifying for guns, where
everybody was shooting. Then everybody was told to
holster up, put their guns in their holster.
The firearms instructor went down the line and checked
everybody's holsters to make sure that they were all in the
holster. That's what they do at Quantico,
right? That's, that's what they do.
That's the only experience she has with guns.
She probably hasn't carried one sense.
Then after they made the line safe and everybody was holstered
up and they called it cold, the instructor went down range to
fix a, quote, UN quote broken target.
And when he did that, allegedly I drew my pistol aimed at the
target he was going to fix, fired around past his head on a
diagonal across the the shooting range.
And they didn't arrest me on the site for attempted murder, for
aggravated, you know, assault with a deadly weapon.
I was just allowed to just carry my gun after that from for
weeks. That's the claim that was made.
The reality of the situation, which is so funny, is that we
were shooting shoulder to shoulder with rifles.
So no holsters were in play. We were holding our weapons at
low ready, and we were moving into a shooting position and
firing three shots at a distance of seven yards on a timer, which
is an individual event. So beep you Gump up, jump up,
pop bum 123, and then you shoot your target.
Then the next person does, Then the next person does.
The guy to my left was a firearms instructor.
He was also a marksman from the Marksmanship Unit at West Point
when he was younger. And he loves to shoot slowly and
perfectly. And I was going to mess with
him, which is what you do sometimes when you're a bunch of
guys who are at the sort of apex of trying to do training.
So he's shooting this tiny little group with his rifle in
this tiny little space at 7 yards, which is very, very easy
to do and you can shoot a very small group.
And what happened was when the timer went off, the two of us
standing shoulder to shoulder on a comic firing line where
everybody was shooting, it goes beep and he goes, and the third
one, I shot one as well, but I shot outside the bubble.
So he like, look like he missed. I shot it outside on the paper
but not in the target. And he gave me a dirty look.
And the firearms instruction was being managed by an HSI agent.
That's what actually happened. I shot when it wasn't my turn on
a target that was legal. I broke zero safety rules.
Nobody was in danger. And it didn't freaking matter.
It happens every single day. In fact, it's happened at
Quantico. I've done that at Quantico.
I've shot on somebody's target just to screw with their target.
It happens. This is what they this is what
she can make. She convey something that is so
insane that if I I did it and nobody stopped me and let me
carry a gun, from then on forward, the FBI would be guilty
of tremendous malfeasance for allowing an insane person to
carry a firearm under their banner.
And that's how I know it's false.
But it's also false, because I was there and she wasn't, and
she got the report from a guy who was there to our boss.
Our boss reported to his boss, his boss reported to his boss,
and his boss reported at least one more person before Jennifer
Moore. Like I said, the last two of
them were students at the school for the deaf.
Had to have been, because there's nothing that resembles
what was said. Anyway, that's just a little
taste. There's hundreds of pages of
this and they're all like falsehoods or lies or I don't
remember. And she's a moron.
It's amazing she's not done yet. So Jenny Moore, drunk Jenny, we
see you. We know you're out there.
And GE Aviation, You should be ashamed of yourselves for hiring
her as a security person. I sure hope that no, you know,
energetic member of the media starts calling up GE and saying,
hey, were you aware that your director of security was engaged
in this sort of thing? Like that might go kind of
poorly for them in a major media outlet.
We can also prove perjury. Like, forget that stuff.
That stuff is like hearsay, except they're actually like 11
witnesses that were all FBI agents that can all testify to
what actually happened because they were all there, including
and then also one from another agency from HSI who was standing
there, who was a really decent guy.
He didn't seem to be worried about it.
He seemed a lot more worried about the fact that we had an
instructor that was teaching people to flag up range with a
weapon, like breaking all the safety rules, flag all of our
vehicles, and like go into these like fake room entry drills.
That was completely absurd when he had no right to be teaching
tactics in a place that was not safe to treat tactics, whatever.
That all goes on. But Jenny Moore actually
committed perjury. Actual perjury said things that
were factually untrue and there was no way that she didn't know
what she said was false. And there's no way she could
have said that she knew they were true because they were
objectively false. And we have evidence to prove
it. So we're going to have a lot of
fun and we're only getting started here.
So DOJ, you're unnoticed. FBI you're unnoticed, former FBI
dirtbags that used to work there and went after our friends.
You're also on notice We have yet, we have yet to begin this
fight. We're just, we're at the the end
of the beginning, as somebody said correctly in the chat.
So I'm just letting y'all know it's coming and it's fun.
I'm excited. I'll have to put it on my
Twitter account because that's that's really my lone
contribution to trolling the FBI nowadays.
We'll we'll get you that. One second, folks.
I have another musical break. I found this.
This is the other thing I found while my wife, actually, she
went up to go deal with the baby and then this popped up.
It was cornbread to start and this will be in your head for
the rest of the day. I don't know what it's about and
I don't care. I'm going to cut right to this
and then back to Steve. Friend, Get yourselves right.
We're just trying to have fun here on Friday.
Ready. Aliens and shit.
I could probably beat them up if an alien came at me.
No, I would not give a fight because aliens don't know
karate. No karate is made on Earth.
I also don't know karate, but I think that I could learn.
I got a. Corolla tied aliens back up my
Toyota. Oh no aliens don't know karate.
No karates made on. Earth.
I also don't know karate, but I think that I could learn.
I is it weird that I keep thinking that when he the voice
says aliens and I don't think it's an actual person.
I think that's AI, but I was thinking that it was, you know,
illegal aliens coming across the border and he wanted to fight
with karate until he said spaceship.
That's that's just the the mindset.
No, I was there too. I was with you.
Yeah. And also, I will tell the
members of Congress as we deal with them.
Listen, I don't know karate, but I think that I could learn.
I'm fairly confident. Look, we none of us started off
playing this game where we were like, hey, who would be the best
fighters and discreditors of the FBI?
We were like, we would like the FBI to not screw us over, to
stop doing things that are illegal, immoral or unethical.
And we're going to call attention to them.
And then they were like, you're off the reservation and you're
like, oh, wrong guys to push off the reservation.
It turns out we lived on the reservation for a while.
We know all the ways in and out. We know how to get this thing
out there. So this is what Steve Friends
spends all of his time doing. Folks, if you don't understand,
this is FBI Jobs is the FBI Jobs Twitter feed.
It is a source of gold for my friend Steve Friend becoming an
FBI special Agent gives you the chance to make a difference in
your communities that you love. What?
And then, apparently, you can use expertise that you've
cultivated through your career. You're going to get unparalleled
training. Set yourself apart, Steve
Friend. Ready.
Go Cut them up. Wow.
The FBI jobs account for the for the FBI.
Unlike the other field offices that are just right now, they've
clearly been given a directive. Like, hey, Steve, friend keeps
saying stuff, so just tweet out stuff about like police week.
But this is the most woke one of all of them.
They're constantly putting out things about diversity of
recruiting. And every picture they put out
is, you know, I don't know some woman of color who's a girl boss
because you can't be a man and recruited by the FBI anymore.
But my comment on this one is I could push back on the expert
level of training that you get, but they said you're going to
really impact the communities that you love.
The FBI specifically removes you from your community and puts you
in a place that you have no connections to.
And they say that you don't. We don't want you to have a
conflict of interest. We don't want you possibly being
in a situation where you might have to investigate someone who
you know you can't do that anyway.
But the real reason for that is we put you in a community where
you have no connections and therefore you can buy into
though it's US versus them mentality.
That's why it's very specifically done that way and
you don't have any, any any family or friends and it takes
you years to even develop those connections.
And it's it's worse the further up you go on the managerial
level because those guys are bouncing in and bouncing out
every 18 months. They definitely never foster any
sort of connections. I mean, I was in Iowa for seven
years. I did have friends at that
point. That's why I was a liability to
the FBI at that point. And I wasn't hurting them too
bad because I was in a remote location.
But the bosses, they're gone in, you know, 1416 eighteen months,
and they have no qualms about just rolling over anybody in
that area as long as it advances their career.
Yeah, what they call senior executives in the FBI.
People who are in the in the private world will be very
familiar with the idea of getting in a new CEO.
They come in for like 12 to 18 months.
They have some big ideas. They hold some big conferences.
They they get a good big golden parachute and bailout and
nothing really ever happens. People in the military will have
the same experience. Someone pops in on a command,
gives the change of command, they tell them what their
priorities are. They basically execute none of
them. But it doesn't really matter
because they came up with some good idea and a white paper and
they push that forward, Some underling wrote, and then they
get to go and move on. And all of it, all of it is for
show. It's all for show.
In the same way that these idiots in Congress are doing it,
this sort of, you know, screaming at each other and then
in the back deals, they're telling each other how they can
buy each other's books and make a bunch of money.
It's ugly. It's really gross.
I do think there are serious things that are happening in
this country I'm going to kind of pivot over real quickly.
I wrote a chapter for a book. It's called For God, Country and
Sanity. And it just occurs to me right
now the thing we're talking about here that we're hoping to
find, the consequence that we're looking for is sanity if we do
the right thing. This story is put out by
Catholic vote. You guys can find it at
store.catholicvote.org and it's it's actually LinkedIn, the
description. But for some reason, and I don't
think it's on accident, Steve, I always tell people that when
they talk about, they say, well, are there all the whistleblowers
Catholic I go no, but they're all like Catholic adjacent
because you went to Notre Dame. That makes you Catholic
adjacent, I think. I've been to many a mass,
correct? Yeah, Definitely count myself as
AI. Don't know tangentially related
to the tribe. Yeah, yeah, for sure.
I mean, like, it's not unfamiliar to you.
This should also be something that you can understand.
How stupid. Let's just call it what it is.
This is retarded. This woman is on the view, which
is an audience of retards. There's no other way to say it.
And I don't mean that they're mentally handicapped.
I mean that they are doing what we like to call on the show,
retardation appropriation. That is to say, they act like
people that are retarded when they are in fact not mentally.
Handed blackface. Yes, it's retarded face is what
it is and we're going to put this on stand by here we go a
little bit from the View folks and and then we're going to go
ahead and cut it into pieces. This is all about the anger and
the frustration they have with a man that we covered earlier this
Kansas City chief kicker Harrison Bucker, who is my new
favorite because he's upsetting everybody like he's in the hot
seat right now. Good for him.
We got to back the guy up. So here we go.
Put your barf bags ready. Boom.
So I. Agree with you and I disagree
with you so. So I agree with you that freedom
in the spirit of freedom of speech.
I don't want people shut down or fired for things they're willing
to say I will break. With you on the comparison to
Colin. Kaepernick for this reason.
Colin Kaepernick was standing up for the rights of many and
saying in a social justice moment, this is a reminder that
we're not there yet. What this man is doing is not
just a devout Catholic, this is someone who's practicing
something called the traditional Latin Mass, which is a divergent
from the majority of Catholics. It's compared to being cult like
and extremists like some. Religions in the Middle East and
Asia. So this is a.
Very extreme religion. And what bothers me about that?
As a Christian is that when people abuse Christianity, they
often not only cherry pick from the Bible, they misinterpret and
lie by omission by taking out parts that would have explained
something a little better. So what I can say to him as a
Christian is if if you're using this to oppress a people or hold
them down, you're not walking with Jesus.
If you are using the religion, if you're more obsessed with the
religious rituals and practices than you are with the word of
Jesus, you're not walking with Jesus.
And if you're using it for the judgment of others and as a
weapon to beat people down, you're also not walking with
Jesus. So I would.
I would. Yeah, this is a man who's not
walking with Jesus. It is only in the past few years
that I have grown encouraged to speak more boldly and directly
because, as I mentioned earlier, I have leaned into my vocation
as a husband and father and as a man.
To the gentleman here today, part of what plagues our society
is this lie that has been told to you that men are not
necessary in the home or in our communities.
As men, we set the tone of the culture and when that is absent
disorder, dysfunction and chaos set in.
This absence of men in the home is what plays a large role in
the violence we see all around the nation.
Other countries do not have nearly the same absentee father
rates as we find here in the US, and a correlation could be made
in their drastically lower violence rates as well.
Be unapologetic in your masculinity, fighting against
the cultural emasculation of men.
Do hard things, never settle for what is easy.
You might have a talent that you don't necessarily enjoy, but if
it glorifies God, maybe you should lean into that over
something that you might think suits you better.
Yeah, look at that guy. What an extremist.
What an awful human being. That man is saying crazy things.
Let me just debunk something real quick from the view the
people that are confused about what goes on.
She said that she's a Christian, so she's going to tell you how
it is to be a Christian. First of all, I I guarantee you
that woman is pro-choice, which is to say she loves abortion.
So that's a hot take, but I just pulled this up because I was
really curious. Although originally spoken in
Greek, the language of the Roman Catholic Church changed to Latin
in the 2nd century AD. For Roman Catholics, the
Traditional Latin Mass descends from this period.
It was also codified by Pope St. Gregory the Great in the 6th
century. So anything that Lady says from
an evangelical position, which I don't have a problem with
anybody who's in an evangelical place, and I don't care if you
are a Protestant of any flavor, if you think that you're the one
who invented Christianity and that it came down directly from,
oh, it came directly down from the Apostles after Pentecost,
which we're about to celebrate, is in the Catholic Church.
And I think many others will understand that this was the
mission. Go forth and convert the
nation's right, Go and speak to all people.
It turns out that it was sort of like preserved for like 2000
years. In a very similar way, we're
looking at like 1800 plus years, the traditional Latin Mass.
That makes you a jihadi though, apparently, according to this
lunatic. Those people, they they cherry
pook things. So it's like I I think that
you're probably cherry picking a lot of your beliefs.
And those people, they make accusations against others that
are insulting. It's like you just called the
guy a jihadi. And you said Colin Kaepernick
spoke for a lot of people. A lot of people.
And what do you mean? What do you mean, you people?
I wish there was somebody there. I wish we had like a Robert
Downey junior moment with her. So the Super Bowl was February,
right? And it was like the next week
was the the parade that they had where there was an actual
shooting. That happened and it was the
Kansas City Chiefs. Step one, people are more upset
with the kicker for giving a commencement address than the
guys who actually did a shooting at a parade.
That's right. Let's just put that into
context. Like if you put them side by
side and and and let the view hosts be the the given the
Barabbas decision like they would crucify the Chiefs kicker
in a second. Oh yeah, for sure and and here
you have it. Look at this NFL this is coming
from Page 6 condemns Harrison Butcher's sexist Angie LGBTQ
graduation speech. We're steadfast in our
commitment to inclusion folks. If you're giving your money to
the NFL, you are straight up paying for people who hate you
unapologetically and they will tell you to your face.
I put a little bit of quote here.
The NFL condemned Harrison Butcher's sexist and anti LGBT
graduation speech at Benedictine College, gave a speech in his
personal capacity, so he doesn't represent the views of the NFL.
Those are not the views of the NFL as an organization.
The NFL, which I would say is probably attempting to sell one
of the most masculine brands that could ever exist, want you
to know that they're pro gay and that they're pro LGBTQIA,
whatever the hell is. Because that's where they're
going to pick up their audience. Not a bunch of like bearded
bellied beer drinking real regular men who just want to see
other, like super fit athletes beat the shit out of each other
on the gridiron. What?
What is going on? Is Uber concerned about the
sexist quote, UN quote sexist remarks That's this guy make.
Meanwhile, they have, well, I mean, I guess now they're
tranny, but they have the cheerleaders scantily clad on
the sidelines, and they give millions of dollars to guys who
just commit to domestic violence against women on a fairly
regular basis. Didn't we have a guy that
basically, like, caved in his fiancee's skull and and killed
her and like, that was not something that we saw a lot of
outrage about? I mean, yeah, I mean, as long as
it's not captured on an elevator video, we basically just are
like, yeah, that's that's a personal matter.
We're going to take this as a code of conduct violation and as
a result of that, he will be suspended for four weeks.
But he can file for arbitration. And, you know, arbitration.
It's two games, still unpaid for almost two years.
Right, exactly. The unserious sort of
consequence of having the OIG doing that versus what goes on
over the NFL in the private sector because you're on the
right team. Another little fun game is that
we saw the Hill claim that he he made a statement and said women
get your butts back in the kitchen.
I played this earlier in the week, but I'm going to play it
again because it is so good, he said.
So there's a gal that I followed now.
Her name is Alex Clark and and she's been pushing back against
the feminist movement in a big way.
She's in her early 30s. She's looking to get married.
She's like, I feel like women were sold a bill of goods.
Her her only criticism of this speech that was given by Butcher
was that it wasn't given at a high school graduation.
It was given after women had already sunk a bunch of money
into college and that they'd already, like gotten themselves
in debt and they'd already been indoctrinated for amount of
time. Obviously this was at
Benedictine College, which is a Catholic school, so maybe
indoctrinated a little bit less. Although we're seeing more and
more academia's academia. It doesn't really matter where
you go. There are very, very small
number of schools that actually push conservative values.
Let me let me just say because I think there is some nuance to
this. She's sort of right.
You should be teaching your kids what is, what is relevant and
what is important from the beginning.
That's why we like homeschooling here in our house.
We get to give our values right away.
We don't have to wait for a graduation speech.
This was a man who basically had success in life and they said,
hey, you've had success. What do you attribute to?
And he said, I attribute to my vocation as a husband and as a
Catholic. And then I'm out here and I
think that you know, all of you should go and do things that
make sense to you. I will say this though.
My wife is infinitely better as a wife, having gone to college,
having gotten a master's degree, haven't been educated because
now she knows exactly what sort of things are there and we can
accurately assess what we think the problems are.
But this is him telling women to get back in the kitchen.
So I'm just going to play it again and let the man speak in
his own words. Just be prepared.
A lot of you are going to be triggered about how mean he is
to women in this little 62nd clip.
Ladies present today. Congratulations on an amazing
accomplishment. You should be proud of all that
you have achieved to this point in your young lives.
I want to speak directly to you briefly because I think it is
you, the women, who have had the most diabolical lies told to
you. How many of you are sitting here
now about to cross this stage and are thinking about all the
promotions and titles you are going to get in your career?
Some of you may go on to lead successful careers in the world,
but I would venture to guess that the majority of you are
most excited about your marriage and the children you will bring
into this world. I can tell you that my beautiful
wife Isabel would be the first to say that her life truly
started when she began living her vocation as a wife and as a
mother. I'm on this stage today and able
to be the man I am because I have a wife who leans into her
location. I'm beyond blessed with the many
talents God has given me. But it cannot be overstated that
all of my success is made possible because a girl I met in
band class back in middle school would converge to the faith,
become my wife. Let's look at that guy.
He's just telling her to get into the kitchen.
That evil man who's emotionally breaking down a little bit,
which it's really hard to get in front of a large group and speak
about your wife, someone that is that you feel like you would owe
your life to protect. I've done this.
I actually went in front of the friends at Catholic Vote.
They gave me an award. And so I went up there and had
to give a similar kind of thing. And I didn't plan a speech.
And I was like, this award is not for me.
It's actually from Mark out. We made a little joke about it
and then I said, no, If I'm being really honest, it's it's
about my wife, right? Like, that's the person that I
have bound myself to. So the goofiest thing was, is
Jim Verdi, who's the producer for the Dan Bongino Show.
And Jim is awesome. He, he tweets out something last
night and he was like, you know, however much you hate the media,
you don't hate them enough. Classic statement, right?
And it's the Hill saying that he's telling women to get back
in the kitchen. And I said, Jim, the funniest
thing is, is, 'cause I'm laying in bed right there just before I
play the cornbread. Hold on, just before I just
before I woke my wife up with the cornbread, she was getting
ready to lay down to sleep. She was like, hey, we have our
kids birthday party that we're going to do on Saturday.
And so I need you to spend some additional time with our
children and make sure that you kind of distract them and get
them outside. So we've got a nine month old
now, an infant. We've got a a three-year old who
is like insane. He's either eating boogers or
like trying to put a flashlight into like people's faces and
mouths and whatever. And then we've got the other
girls and they're like constantly like creating cards
or banners or whatever, you know, art, all the stuff.
So they're doing their thing. She's like, will you distract
the children for a few minutes? Because I need more time in the
kitchen to be able to do the things I've got to get done for
my job. And I'm like you can't make it
up. Like she's literally telling me
I need to spend more time in the kitchen.
It's self driven. She's self radicalized.
Apparently she's internalized misogyny, I guess.
I'll just say I kind of share your, your struggles like
talking to a big group about my family very much.
And there's there's an element of my experience that my wife
actually was specifically attacked.
And I've done lots of speeches, lots of public speaking.
And I specifically leave that portion out and only if it's
brought up during AQ and A will I talk about it because I don't
want to have that moment of breaking down because I know
it'll happen. I'm not an overly emotional guy,
but it's just for whatever reason and I don't have any fear
or anxiety about speaking to a large group and or speaking
extemporaneous on that national TV about an issue that you know
there. Throw it right at you right
there. Respond now.
All right, I can do that. No nerves, nothing.
But I just don't want to have to talk about my wife.
That's the place where we're vulnerable.
I mean, that's really it. Like if you want to get the most
aggressive reaction out of me for anything and I've and and
and the least Christian reaction, you know, if you want
to see me draw my weapon, come at my family, come at my kids,
come at my wife, I will put you in the ground and I will feel
bad about it later. I really will.
But like, that's how you're going to get me raw, that's how.
And I'll just tell DOJ that come at my family and see what
happens to you. You know, our first day in
Daytona, you know, my wife and I had arrived, set the house up.
My kids were at my my folks for a couple days while we were
unboxing. I went and picked them up,
driving down. They'd never been to the beach.
It's a 3 hour drive. I'm trying to keep them, you
know, behaved. And I was like, hey, we're going
to the beach, going to the beach, get there first thing we
do go to the beach. And we didn't know at the time,
but it was truck week in Daytona.
There's all these 18 to 22 year old punks come in and just
flooded the city and thank goodness it's gone now.
But we we're not leaving The beach.
Wife goes to put some air in her tires.
And once, you know, one of these trucks rolls up on the back of
her Honda Civic and like, she goes mom mode because my kids
are back there and gets out and is losing her mind.
And the kid gets out and gets in her face.
And because he sees a skinny blonde woman.
And I got out and I didn't, I wasn't overly emotional, but I
went to him, I said, my man, you got to stop right now.
And I was recounting the story with my older son this week
actually. And he was like, that's all it
takes. I was like, yeah, because that
guy knew in that moment that he he would not be long for the
earth if he continued acting like a child.
There are there are duties and and that's why butkers thing is
so damaging and scary to the left.
Because the consequences of listening to truth and real
accurate information like that is that you will have men act
like men and they will do things like you just said and they will
put a stop to the foolishness and the the debauchery and the
the ridiculous sort of nature that our political left wants to
encourage because they want infantilize people.
They want no consequences. They want freedom from
responsibility. They want to burn things because
they're frustrated and they just need a place to destroy.
As we heard during the COVID and the George Floyd garbage.
I just give them room to destroy.
I have this little thing I wasn't sure when it was going to
work in but it works in right now.
This is a little thing. I pulled it from Tracy Bean's
feed. I don't know who this man is.
I know that I've had a similar conversation with my father, and
this is the conversation that men have to have to it's it's
about respect for women because that's where we're vulnerable.
It's our job to protect. Just like Mark Out said, like I
ended the show yesterday, you have to lead, You have to
provide and you have to protect. That is the role this guy's
giving it to, to a young boy at A at a good age.
And I also love the idea that he's out there doing shovel
work. I spent a lot of time with doing
a lot of shovel work. There's a reason why a shovel
with the thing that blew over in the wind last night, 'cause I
got a shovel in my backyard right now.
It's always ready to go. It actually should be in my
garage. I should be doing better.
But how about this little take? This is a little good pick up.
All right. This is my son.
He agreed to do this Instagram video.
Jameson, how tired are you right now?
I'm very tired. OK.
What have you been doing today? I've been digging holes,
planting plants and spreading mulch.
That's right. We had a work day today.
We've been working hard outside. It's sunny doing physical labor.
All right, so I want to tell you something to remember when you
grow up and you're a man as tired as you are right now.
Like, exhausted. Feel like you can't lift
anything. We're about to go in the house.
Shamus has three little brothers.
OK? Gus is probably going to ask me
to throw the football. Hudson's going to want to tell
me about his day. Your mom might still need to
cook dinner or something. And guess who might?
Have to hold the crying. Baby to take care of the baby.
Who do you think? I hear you.
Yeah, one of us. So you know what we got to do?
You got to dig deep, find some energy and go in there so that
you can still be a good dad, a good father to the other sons
that are left there. Obviously not you, but when you
grow up one day, that's what you got to do.
You got it. It's it's never too early to
start sharing those values. Like, you can share them at a
college graduation, and that's cool, no doubt.
But you can start it really early.
That guy, that kid, what is he, Maybe 10-11 years old?
Something like that. Yeah, something there.
Just suck it up, buttercup. And there's there's a lot of
wisdom just in that simple sentence.
And he he did a lot better job of articulating that.
Yeah, I mean the the music might even be over the top because
but, but that's the music that you hear in your head when
you're having those conversations with your sons.
I know you got boys that are that are in the the the bracket
of learning that information right now, and you're encoding
their hard drives with what that value looks like.
It's important. Or you can encode them with this
kind of bullshit and there's no other way to say it.
So we're going to go right into this little piece.
This is the contrary version of it.
You could teach them that operational morality is the way
to go, which is to say that the ends justify the means and you
got to do whatever it takes so that you don't end up in the
poor house. I guess you could live in that
world. This is the governor of New York
creating a different variety of Catholics.
We didn't ever know that there was a thing called radical
traditionalist Catholics. You and I.
We never heard of that before you went to Notre Dame.
You would have seen them, I would think, Right?
I mean, I mean it was in the aughts when I was there, so
theoretically I guess I could have seen it.
You could have seen radical traditional Catholics, if they
existed. The FBI had to invent them.
In the meantime, we've got the governor of New York creating a
new thing that I've never heard of, also known as social justice
Catholics. I think that's what a Joe Biden
must be. That must be what Nancy Pelosi
is. I think those people are
actually accurately called what did you call them earlier?
Marxist. Marxist OK, yeah.
So here's a Marxist that runs the state of New York as the
daughter of social justice Catholics who taught us every
day. My parents taught us though they
had very little. They lived in a trailer park.
But we have a responsibility to others.
So as a leader, so honored to be the governor of the great state
of New York, these are the lessons that I take with me when
I approach the issue of climate change and ask is there justice
for all? I don't even care about the rest
of that because the illogical premise is because my parents
were in a trailer park. Climate change.
It's like fill in the blank Marxist part, a unrelated,
totally irrelevant Part B. What I heard was my parents grew
up in a trailer park. I'll say anything that I have to
say so that I don't have to live in a trailer park.
That's what I heard. Tell me what you heard.
Liberation theology that we've always been cautioned about,
that's really big in South America and in fact we actually
have a Pope that originated from that because he's from
Argentina, that Co opted the Catholic Church into Marxism and
they're using that to justify what they're doing.
It sets up this false premise of society is all about the haves
and have nots, the powerful and the powerless.
And you're actually, in effect, doing a a furthering your
eternity if you are doing the bidding of the Marxists.
And that's not in keeping with what actually you're you're
supposed to be doing. Yes.
And also, I really don't like Kathy Hokel.
So we're going to finish with some Kathy Hokel fun before we
do that and before we get into the final pieces here.
These are the consequences, by the way, of not holding true to
any value system. You end up with a person that
just says absolutely absurdities.
Who says, like I said, mealy mouth Marxist sort of garbage
liberation theology. Take your pick.
She's going to. It also turns into just pure
racism at some point because that's how you think about the
world. You think that you are in a
paternalistic way that you have to help.
When I was at when I was in high school, I remember them saying
it facetiously. They would say, you know, the
white man's guilt, the white man's burden.
This was a concept of the Brits came up with.
They have to help little brown brother, little yellow brother,
like really, really racist, offensive stuff.
Was the mindset of like 18th, 19th, and early 20th century
Brits and Europeans. Because they were better.
They just assumed they were better.
The French have the same sort of attitude.
Kathy Hokel has the same kind of attitude.
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I understand everyone. Shit's emotional right now, but
listen up. How good is this guy?
This guy decided to strip down, do the monkey thing on the
ground. He's he's doing like that was
the Zoolander. Essentially, they did it first.
Just he's just awesome. I mean the fact that that guy
puts that on the spot, I mean, and actually the visual
representation is fantastic. I mean she deserves to have that
played to her. She needs to have like a jump
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her and just get her her reaction to that.
Yeah, just random black dudes holding computers asking her,
Can you can you tell me what to do with this?
This is what is this, you know, just any number, like a big PCA,
small laptop give one with a tablet.
Like are we being serious here that the governor of New York
made the claim that black kids in the Bronx don't know what the
word computer is? Obviously Twitter went all over
the place with this thing and they had a lot of fun with it.
We've played, I mean how many, how many people make a living on
doing tik toks and Instagrams and so on that are black at this
point? Dollar store Cardi B.
At this point, she She didn't grow up in the Bronx, but she
might have grown up in somewhere worse, based on the way that she
speaks inarticulately in those fake eyelashes.
They hate you. They, the Marxist, hate you.
The elite ones hate the street ones.
And every once in a while they they pull back the veil a little
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