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agent Kyle Seraphin. Well hello my friends and
welcome to the Kyle Seraphin show.
We were off for 4th of July. I hope you guys had a very nice
one. I hope that everything went as
you might hope and I'm looking forward to getting after it with
you guys today. What a interesting way to end
the weekend, huh? Apparently we've all been
gaslighting ourselves. We just made it up.
There was this guy. He was arrested.
It was an effort, apparently, to involve a bunch of very powerful
people and blackmail by having them have sex with children.
There were files and 10s of thousands of videos.
There were lists of clients who were powerful people around the
globe. They were intelligence agencies
involved. But it turns out all that was
just made-up, if you want to believe what the DOJ and the FBI
released yesterday, just made-up.
Apparently Jeffrey Epstein was just a really cool guy with a
lot of money who also might have been a really bad dude, but all
by himself, he didn't have any friends.
He didn't share any of his stuff with anyone else.
He didn't share any of the women that he was abusing with anyone
else. And then he got arrested and
then he killed himself for I guess no reason.
He was just, it's just him. There's no other reason to worry
about it. No Epstein files, no Epstein
client list, no evidence of blackmail, no Co conspirators,
and no charges should be expected or pending.
That's what we got yesterday. Anyone else?
I got a call from Alex Jones this morning because I actually
told you guys we weren't going to get anything going back to
May 12th of this year. And I actually suspected it back
in March when I went on Infowars.
Just because they were involved in playing with files doesn't
mean that they were actually getting ready to release
anything. And that has proven true.
Gerardo Boyle went on the Bennie Johnson Show and said as much.
The problem with an agency that is currently working against
you, and by you, I mean you, the American people, folks who are
listening to this, we have a DOJ and an FBI that has been working
against us for years. I'm not making that up.
I'm not a guy on a podcast telling you something.
I'm telling you that when I worked for the FBI in 2020, we
all saw the election. We all saw the weird sort of
shenanigans posted around social media, some of which will
probably BS, some of which were legitimate, real, actual
concerns about election interference, election fraud,
people that were juicing the ballots and so on.
And your taxpayer funded Department of Justice, which was
supposed to get to the bottom. They were the few people that
had the federal Nexus to do this, said no, we're not
interested in checking out credible claims of election
fraud. And they fired people.
They removed people from their jobs on election fraud and
election interference task force in the Washington field office
where I used to work. So I'm not just a guy speaking
out of turn here. I know people who lost their
ability to do a job they've been doing for over a decade because
of that. So that agency worked against
you and the interests of American justice and the
expectations that we would have that they would actually go out
and do the one thing that you think the one agency might be
able to do to go after it. Isn't it crazy?
Isn't it crazy to think that we would have this organization
with a federal Nexus that is one of the few groups that can
actually investigate real corruption?
It's supposed to be. That's actually the reason why
you're not supposed to be from the place that you're assigned.
New FBI agents are actually assigned to a new place where
they're not from, not where they were recruited out of, because
they're supposed to go somewhere where they don't have
connections and they're not likely to engage in the local
petty politics and corruption. That's what's supposed to happen
and it didn't happen. So we're going to cover that.
We also had some really aggressive flooding that
happened in the state of Texas. Many of you guys recognize that.
Thanks for all the people that reached out to us to make sure
that we are OK. We have a family member who lost
her home and she's OK. So it's just property,
catastrophic property loss, but property just nonetheless, their
lives are OK. And a lot of young people lost
their lives. The sad thing is, is that this
was immediately politicized by the political left.
They went out there and tried to act like this was somehow like a
political failure on Donald Trump's part.
So we'll talk about some of that, some of the lies that went
out there. The warnings were there the the
agencies that they think we're defunded.
We're not defunded. So we'll debunk that for you as
well. And the big beautiful bill
passed, which means that we are going to be trillions more
dollars in debt. Our government is going to be
funded at extraordinary levels. There's going to be hundreds of
billions of dollars put into law enforcement efforts and
deportations. But immediately right
afterwards, we had Donald Trump go and back things up, and he
said that he wanted to actually create some amnesty programs.
So I got a little bit of an issue with that.
Some of you may as well. We're going to get started by
reminding you that things can always be bad and unfortunately
that is a reality. Doesn't matter who's in the
office. So we just had the events of
July the 4th. We were celebrating our
independence. And I will tell you guys, if you
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There's a lot to cover, a lot of this stuff.
Totally nuts and here we go. All right, my friends.
And so we're going to begin where it should begin, which is
that we have a death toll that is rising in the state of Texas,
particularly the Central Texas area and the Hill Country.
You're seeing pictures come in. We've seen families send videos
of small properties that are completely devastated.
The folks that are along the water line for the Guadalupe and
for the for the San Gabriel River, which is only 700 yards
away from my back fence. I had the the the landlord for
our house reach out and ask if everything was OK.
I was like, yeah, the fact of the matter is, is that certain
areas are designed to handle floods.
And some people live very close to the river because it's
beautiful. But somewhere between 5 and 100
years, that river floods. It does it inevitably it's it's
a predictable consequence of living on these rivers.
If you don't know much about the way that Texas works.
And I understand that everyone has different topography, they
have different geology where they live.
We live on these sort of like limestone and and shale shelves.
So it gets very dry here. It gets very hot here and the
water can only penetrate so much when it drops down.
We were catching 2 inches of rain per hour for something like
50 straight hours. And there was nowhere for a lot
of this water to go. The thing that I'm not seeing,
because you did see a lot of people talk about, oh, it's
climate change and it's the fault of Donald Trump for
defunding NOAA or like taking people out of these these
positions at NOAA. Let's get real serious about it.
Central Texas in particular has had a massive influx of people,
human beings have moved here by the hundreds of thousands over
the past couple years. And so whatever the maps are
that look like that tell you everybody who's never seen a
flood zone, if you've never lived near water, maybe that's
not a part of your life, but flood zones are a real thing.
My, my wife and I first when we first got married, lived in an
area that was in the 100 year floodplain.
I used to go run around what's called, they call it Lady Bird
Lake, but people from Texas are from Austin call it the town
Lake. And it's the, it's a, it's a,
it's a branch of the lower Colorado River that runs South
of downtown Austin. And I used to jog around that.
It's like a 10 mile loop. That was my thing when I got out
of the military. I would go and do that, get my
head right. And you can find postings done
by the city that regularly will show you what are the boundaries
of let's say the five and 10 year flood zones where they
expect within a 10 year period normal rain will flood those
areas. OK.
And then they block, they block it out and they have usually
like a 25 year or a 40 year and a 50 year floodplain going all
the way out to like 100 years, which are your kind of like once
in a lifetime, once in a generation floods.
The problem is all of those are based on maps and all of those
are based on estimations of current rainfall and the way
that it currently has been absorbed.
Historically, When you take people who didn't used to live
here and you start building up concrete and foundations, when
you start building up roadways that didn't previously exist
when all of those maps were created, you're going to make
those those 100 year floodplains, closer to 50 year
floodplains. You're going to take the ground
that would normally absorb a lot of this water and put it down
into the water table. It gets wild because it's
unpredictable. We've added millions, maybe 10s
of millions of square foot, probably 10s of millions, maybe
more than that of foundational space of ground that is no
longer going to absorb water. And so all of that water has to
go somewhere and it gets thrown into these basins and Texas
rivers flood. When I was a kid, we lived
outside of Dallas in a place called Coppell and we had a
backyard that backed up to a Creek.
The Creek. Some of you have never seen
something like this, so I actually do have some videos to
show you. In fact, I will show you some
high water movement. If you're watching on the screen
right now, a couple minutes in, this is actually worth seeing.
These are time lapse videos, so I'll just put it on the screen
as we're moving right now. This video shows you how fast
water moves. As you see right now, the water
is actually up. It went up 27 feet and 45
minutes. Most of you cannot fathom what
that looks like. I lived backed up again, a Creek
that was maybe 40 feet below the, the, the back door of the
house. And as you walked out, you would
go down a steep grade and you would end up in, let's call it
ankle deep water on most days. And then you would see what
happens when you actually got water moving in there from up
from upstream. And it would fill up at a rate
that was insane. We had a Creek that you could
jump over that a child could do a standing broad jump over
regularly and we did. We would dance across the the
rocks. We would go look for snakes and
turtles and all the other kind of things.
Clearwater that you could see the bottom of.
You could poke a stick and you'd only get a couple inches deep in
it and then it would rain and you would start seeing things
like kids playsets fly past us. We had a trestle bridge that was
behind the house that was maybe 25 feet above the ground level
when you were standing underneath it and it would have
water get up to the bottom of it.
This is a Texas phenomenon. I know it happens in other
places. It happened in New Mexico and I
live there as well. It happens in very dry climates.
If you guys have never seen stuff like this, then then this
is foreign to you and I understand that.
But this kind of water rise is not unexpected in this area.
It actually is pretty common and it happens pretty much every
season somewhere. The fact that it happened at a
child's camp is absolutely devastating, catastrophic.
I'll read you a little bit from the CBS story because we might
as well get a little context from the national news here.
But I also want to say that this is sort of a sadly predictable
thing, and it happens when it happens.
There are at least 82 people dead, at least 41 more that are
declared missing after a devastating flash flood slammed
the Texas Hill Country. Again, just just to the West of
where I live and also to the east of me.
I'm actually in a pocket that didn't get hit over in
Georgetown, which is just a few minutes off to my E.
There was flooding there and it smashed through the, the
Guadalupe just 700 yards to my West is the, is the Guadal is
the, the, the San Gabriel River as well.
And that went up massively. There's some crazy videos of
people flying through on drones. You can see that our streets are
completely untouched. And then you go just a little
bit further into the wood line where my kids and I have gone
and played. And again, ankle deep water got
30 feet and went over the top of the of the 183 bridges.
So if you guys know the area, you know what I'm talking about.
If you've ever gone into like Leander, if you've ever gone
into Liberty Hill, places out on Round Mountain were completely
washed out. There's a, an account on X that
I follow called Dash. It's documenting ATX and Jamie
was out there showing that people's houses flooded away.
None of these are like most of them are trailer type houses and
they're all living in places that are obviously floodplains.
That's just that's where some people live.
It's unfortunate, but it does happen.
OK, Water rescues were taking place along the Guadalupe River.
I saw a statistic that I was unable to confirm, but
apparently a Coast Guard rescue swimmer is now credited with
like over 165 saves pulling people out of the water.
So God bless the people that went out there and responded.
The question was is how do you even help in an emergency like
this? And I didn't have a great
answer, and I still don't. So when there are opportunities
for us to do that, we will. One thing that is happening,
which is kind of amazing, is that we have a grocery store
here in Texas called HEB, and I found this footage right now.
What you're seeing is a convoy. I'm going to turn the volume
down, a couple of ladies driving next to it.
What you're seeing is a disaster relief convoy that headed out to
Kerrville and to comfort Texas and some of the other areas that
were deeply affected that are not like in the most urban
spaces. They're kind of like rural
communities, small little kind of pockets of civilization out
by Fredericksburg and whatnot in central TX and HEB drove convoys
out immediately with groceries and stuff.
They have the Texas CSR groups that went out were doing it.
You get the Texas National Guard were deployed and whatever else
was available to do it. So there are people that
respond. Texas is a is a place with a big
heart, but a lot of people were killed.
The one that most people are aware of and the thing that was
that was really devastating to a lot of us is a little girls who
were who were killed on the riverbanks.
And this is the Texas children's camp.
It was called Camp Mystic Christian Camp.
Found out that it was not an inexpensive place to go and send
your kids for the summer. It looked like it was like 4300
bucks for the month and they lost a camp counselor and, and
as many as like 23 or 27 young girls, girls the age of my
daughter. It just all of this stuff makes
you realize, like you, you can't protect your babies from
everything, but you just believe that when you put them in the
right hands of people that are doing decent things and having a
Christian summer camp that they would be safe.
And as Garrett and I talked about, Garrett O Boyle and I had
a phone call yesterday, one of the things that's really, really
hard if you're a person of faith is to look and go, what part of
the plan does this serve? Like how does this serve your
plan, God, to see young baby girls get washed away in a
flood. What are you teaching us?
And as he said, we're simple people so much as we can't
fathom the plan of God. But man, it's really, really
ugly. Apparently, there were 750 kids
at this camp. This is not the first time that
these places have flooded, folks.
This is not something that has never happened before.
It happened in 2002. It happened in 1987.
It happens every 20304050 years. It happens.
It's a Texas thing and the problem is, is you have bad
Internet connectivity out there for sure.
Everyone sort of understands that, but we don't have a lack
of it. If they had Internet and the
odds are this is a day when people would have Internet.
It's not that these things were not being notified.
Apparently the the floods washed through that area at like 2:30
in the morning from what we can tell here.
We over here in in Liberty Hill. I got these.
I'll show you some of this was making the screenshots.
We had a couple 100,000 people see these.
I'm holding it up to the screen right now if you guys are
looking. These are the emergency alerts
that I got on my phone. It was proximity based.
I never opted in as far as I can tell.
We started getting emergency alerts on Saturday at 12 O 1:00
AM. I'm going to read you what the
alert says because it's actually relevant.
And anybody that's saying that we did not in fact have access
to a notifications, that's not particularly honest.
It says National Weather Service emergency alert, a flash flood
warning is in effect in the area until 3:00 AM Central time.
That would have been 3:00 AM on Saturday.
It's a life. It says it's a dangerous and
life threatening situation. Do not attempt to travel unless
you're fleeing an area subject to flooding or under an
evacuation order. We got another one at 2:00 AM.
We got another one at 2:48 AM, extending it into the morning.
We got another one at 9:16 AM, extending it into the afternoon.
We got another one at 12:23 on Saturday, extending it to three.
We got another one at 3, extending it to six Yesterday.
We got another one as well. These are not.
So if so, people understand if you don't live in places like
this, if you're not used to severe weather in the same way
that we do, I'll deal with it here in Texas.
It is really specific. I'm going to show you another
video which is pretty intense. This is showing a time lapse
video of, of the, I think this is the South fork of the, the,
the Guadalupe flooding. And so it's time lapse.
So it's speed up. But you guys are seeing how fast
that water comes up. It comes up incredibly fast.
They did have, in my case, 15 minutes warning from the time
that the alert showed up to the time that the rain actually
began. That was after everything was
super saturated. So you were probably going to
get a pretty fast response. So I'm looking out the window
when that happens. But you know, they had maybe an
hour, 2 hours of notifications. These things started happening
midnight and onward. It's horrific.
It's absolutely terrible. If you don't have the technology
to know this kind of stuff, this is a thing that you should know
if you live in the floodplains. And if you guys saw the previous
slide, it shows that all of that right on the water, these people
are susceptible to flooding, period.
Nobody expects it to be you, but this is the reason why we talk
about preparedness and having a plan.
Everybody sort of thinks that they're going to like come up
with a solution in the moment. The odds are very low if you
haven't rehearsed what The thing is going to be, If you haven't
decided how you're going to respond to an active shooter in
your church. If you haven't decided what's
going to happen. If you live in wildfire area and
there's a wildfire that is moving in towards your home.
If you don't know that water doesn't play and it knocks
through everything as you're seeing on the screen right here.
It'll go through bridges, it'll go through homes, it'll take
your vehicle ankle deep, knee deep, water can throw you and
take you wherever it wants to go.
So if you don't know these kind of things, then you're set up
to, you know, kind of hope. If you've not prepared in
advance, like what your reaction is going to be, then it's not
going to be great in the moment. The odds are is that you don't
know what to do. But if you're looking at the
screen right now and you're seeing how much of this stuff,
this is not like beautiful, crystal clear some way that you
get hit with like you do when you go to the ocean and there's
like nice waters. This is murky, mucky, silt
filled dirt, debris, sharp objects, paddle boards, people's
boats, pieces of their homes, massive tree branches flying
through and just get slammed in and it does not stop.
It is absolutely relentless. If you've never watched through
rushing water. I did a couple of camping trips
when I was younger where we did a couple of runs through places
in Arkansas where they have big flooding in the Ozarks, in the
lowlands, you can die overnight. It will just sweep through and
take you out. You'll wake up with a little bit
of water in your tent and a few seconds later you're in a tent
and you can't get out. And if you don't know it then,
then you're screwed. I've walked through that stuff
at waist deep and you got maybe 5050 shot.
If you're a really strong person with a strong core and you're a
strong swimmer of getting through to the other side, it's
just catastrophic. It's an absolute tragedy, but
it's not something that couldn't be understood or predicted.
And I don't want people to think that it wasn't something that we
could have known about. It's a it's an awful sad thing.
And yet it should be a reminder to you.
You don't know what your time is to go.
That's true. And you also, you can only
prepare for so much, but there are a lot of things that you can
prepare for in your own environment.
So if you don't have it, you know, my father is in his 70s
and I've watched him hurricane proof a house, chopping
everything down that was nearby with a chainsaw after seeing a
hurricane come through when they lived on the Florida coastline.
Now he lives in Arizona. I've watched him fireproof his
own property. Anything that could burn that
gets close enough to the house. They want to create that
firebreak space. They want to what they do call
firewise it you do that. And if you live near the water,
the possibility is, is that you just need an evac plan.
Whatever that looks like, it's it's horrible.
And like I said, we've got a family member right now who's
all their worldly goods are destroyed.
The water went up to their house and was 6 feet high inside the
house. It was a one story dwelling.
The roof came in because of it. The amount of water that came
down was catastrophic. I'm not going to belabor this
any longer. But the fact of the matter is,
is like, you know, these things happen.
It is not a political event and anybody that is trying to dunk
on anybody else, all the stuff and all the cuts that have gone
on, they most of them have not even taken place yet and
certainly not the cuts that they're crying about.
With Noah, there were plenty of people giving plenty of warning.
The fact the matter is, if you live in this area, which I've
lived off and on in Texas for a huge chunk of my life, you get
watches and warnings all the time for severe weather, flash
flood watches, flash flood warnings.
If you don't know the difference, By the way, if you
live in a place that doesn't have that, I'll just clear it
real quick. When you're seeing some news
coverage, a flash flood watch, a tornado watch, a severe weather
watch, hurricane, thunderstorm, whatever, the watch means that
the conditions exist such that that it could happen right in
front of you, but it doesn't mean that they've actually
witnessed the thing that they're talking about.
A warning means that there's a funnel cloud on the ground that
there is an A wall of water coming your way.
It is imminent or already end route because it's not just the
conditions, but it actually has happened.
And so we got warnings on those phones that I just put in the
Faraday bag. We got warnings about it.
It wasn't like how, oh, it might happen.
It's like it's happening right now.
But again, if you don't have connectivity, then you don't
know. If you don't have a radio on
listening. The only sad thing for me was
those warnings came in around midnight and there were
fireworks being blasted off all over the state until well after
11. So maybe people went to sleep
too soon or whatever. And, and, and we can't second
guess it, we'll find out more. The end of the day, we pray for
their families, pray for their loss and pray to understand what
it is because it's really, it's really freaking hard.
And in the meantime, we've got national news that is
distracting us on every level because there's a ton of crazy
things that are happening all at once.
Like I, I almost wish that I didn't skip shows, but at the
same time, like we needed to break away from it.
And a good time to kind of reflect and remind you.
I'm going to bring some things back into to focus since I had
some time to reflect over the 4th of July.
And hopefully we'll have a little historical perspective
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last couple days has reminded me, especially the 4th of July
stuff is like how how recently so many Americans ceded their
freedom. They wanted to have someone else
run their version of liberty. They wanted permission to do
things that we have inalienable and God-given rights to do that
reliance on government is a terrible instinct and a lot of
Americans failed that test. We were given a test in 2020,
so-called two weeks to to slow the spread, right?
And then the next year we had tyrants come in.
The Biden administration came in and and told you that you
couldn't even see loved ones who were dying and how many people
went along with it and thought they had no choices.
As someone who used to work in a hospital, if you guys don't know
you have the power in those places, they work for you.
You don't get permission from your doctor whether or not
you're going to stand up or go somewhere.
You decide whether or not whatever they're doing is
acceptable and you can leave if you want to leave.
I used to see people that would ask me for permission if they
could leave the ER when they didn't want to be there anymore.
And the answer is be a grown up and take responsibility.
Now, Yeah, you're going to sign a form that says that you walked
out against medical advice and you're going to be responsible
for your own decisions. But you can do that, or you can
listen to guys like this, this, this marshmallow brain human
Roomba, who told you that you couldn't even gather with your
friends outdoors? And again, a huge chunk of
Americans bought into this. As a nation, we collectively
failed. So this 4th of July was kind of
dark for me. Reminded that this was only a
couple years ago, 4 short years ago, and this guy was the reason
why I'm sitting here in front of you today.
It's yet another example of I don't understand God's plan.
It's far too complex for me. But here we are talking about
it. Here's Joe Biden telling you
that maybe if you do the right thing and you roll up your
sleeve and go get a vaccine that that they are telling you you
must get, then maybe you can hang out with your neighbors as
though they have a say in this. I need you to get vaccinated
when it's your turn and when you can find an opportunity and to
help your family, your friends, your neighbors get vaccinated as
well. Because here's the point.
If we do all this, if we do our part, if we do this together, by
July the 4th, there's a good chance you, your families and
friends will be able to get together in your backyard or in
your neighborhood and have a cookout and a barbecue and
celebrate Independence Day. That doesn't mean large events
with lots of people together, but it does mean small groups
will be able to get together. How many people paid 678 and a
half percent on fireworks to celebrate the victory in a war
that was fought over a 2% tax? I did what Steve Friend has been
doing for years. I read the Declaration of
Independence to my kids. And if you haven't read it
recently, even if you've read it in the past, you should go back
and reread the Declaration of Independence.
Some of the grievances that our founding fathers were were
griping about. They seem petty compared to the
things that we've accepted as default positions in America
today. And the COVID stuff is really
one of those that brings it to stark relief for me.
As I sat there and and read that I went like, good God, you know,
people were saying, well at least they're not quartering
soldiers. I want you to go read an article
that Steve Friend wrote about the Quartering Act and the
violation of the 3rd Amendment that the FISA does, the foreign
intelligence surveillance and the seven O 2 coverage that
happens of Americans. So much of this comes back to my
ex-girlfriend, which is the affectionate way that we talk
about the FBI. The violations of the of the
Bill of Rights are significant. Most of my whistle blower
activities were bringing forward information, talking about a
violation of the 1st Amendment, your ability to decide for
yourself, to to gather and petition a redress of
grievances, to have freedom of the press, even press that I
don't like. I'm not a big fan of James
O'Keefe, but he has a right to be press.
He's not even that bright. Some of the things he says are
very dumb. Like he said, there's explicit
protections for reporters. No, there's not.
There's just a forbidding of the of the American Congress from
making laws that infringe on the freedoms of the press.
They can't legislate it. So he doesn't quite understand
it, but he's still not wrong that there should be Free Press,
there should be free association, there should be
free religion. You should be able to go to
church. And they told you that you
couldn't. And a lot of you knew that you
couldn't go. In fact, mostly, I don't even
blame you. I blame your churches that shut
down, including my own. I thought I might never go back
to a Catholic Church again because they shut down for that,
that they spaced out the pews and made everybody like little
families, wear masks to come in. Screw that.
And at the end of the day, do they have any sort of reflection
to go back and say, you know what, we really effed up, We
really screwed up America and we we owe everybody a national
apology. No, the people on the political
left that marched that out, those mandates.
I'm not a big fan of the operation ward speed in the way
that Trump rolls it out. I'm sure all the guy.
You know what I do think? I've never actually asked him,
but I'm pretty confident that Cash Patel was a guy who got the
facts. I know Dan Bongino said he
regretted it, but he got it too, right.
Why did Cash get it? Because he's a, because he's a
follower of Donald Trump. Always referred to him with me
as the boss. Never said Trump, always said
the boss capital B. You could tell both in text and
in verbal, they have that same attitude.
That's sort of like worship of power.
And I should have known. I guess I should have known
Gerardo Boyle and I talked about it the other day on a private
conversation. But one of the things that
really should have alerted me, I think I've said it here on this
podcast before, one of the major reasons I should have known that
there was a problem with a guy like Cash Patel was that he said
I could be the CIA director or the FBI director.
Either one would be good for me. And those are not the same
agency. They're not the same skill set.
They do not make sense that the same person would do it.
So a lot of this stuff came down to just following power,
following whatever was convenient, following orders,
etcetera. Gavin Newsom was a big fan of
doing that. He was a great hypocrite with
the French Laundry scandal, the fact that he was out eating
dinner while he was ordering people to stay away from their
jobs, but he was going to very fancy incredibly expensive
meals. I needed a podcast with Sanjay
Gupta, who I am not a big fan of.
ACNN, Dr. TV Doctor and what they say in this clip is
actually fairly stunning. They're praising the COVID shots
and they are lamenting the communication as though they
didn't get it through to people enough.
Our problem was that we just didn't understand hard enough,
even though at this point I'm fairly confident those of us who
refused it are all vindicated that the, the masking was
made-up, the distances were made-up, that a vaccine didn't
do what vaccines have always done, which is keep you guys.
There was a study, many of you may not know this, I'm just kind
of waxing poetic here, but there was a study that was done in the
NHL hockey players and it was a, it was a basically it was a real
world study of the movement of viruses through vaccinated
people. If you had the mumps vaccine,
you didn't get symptoms, but you did carry the virus.
You just didn't actually experience mumps.
And then there were guys that got the mumps that hadn't been
vaccinated against it. So in reality, that's the way
things were supposed to work. That's what we were always led
to believe. If you were vaccinated against,
your body would see the pathogen, know that it was a
pathogen, bite the pathogen and keep the disease.
And we got so sick. How many people became
virologist overnight with the COVID stuff, right?
The simple A&P solution was is that there is a difference
between the pathogen, whether it be a bacteria, whether it be a
fungus, whether it be a virus, and then the disease, which are
the list of symptoms that you suffer when that that pathogen
does what it does. In theory, a COVID vaccine
should have allowed you to become infected with SARS COV 2
but stopped the symptoms of COVID-19, which was the suite of
symptoms that you got when you were actually affected by that
virus. In reality, you got both.
You got the virus and you got the symptoms.
It didn't do anything that anyone could say.
And then they have this fake nonsense saying, well, it saved
a lot of people. They had a lot less of an
intense experience, which nobody can document because you can't
do it side by side with the same person.
Here's Gupta saying that the real problem was communication
and it's going to go down in the history books is one of the
great things. It is going to go down in the
history books as one of the worst jobs ever pulled out on a
large scale population, including the entire, I guess
the entire world. I think, you know, when
textbooks are written about scientific achievements, the
idea that they were able to create a vaccine essentially in
nine months and be able to, you know, protect so many people,
There's a lot of people who think they don't work.
They do work. I mean, if you looked at the
data, California or the country as a whole who was in the
hospital during the huge sort of swings and, and COVID, it was
primarily people who were not vaccinated.
So it was helping protect against illness and death.
What I think was unfortunate, frankly, and this was a
communications problem, was that they, they seem to also intimate
that it would protect you from getting COVID at all, from
carrying. And there was not great evidence
behind that. And you know, we, we, we
reported as such that you, you don't have great evidence that
shows that the, when you have a vaccine that's protecting it
against illness, it's usually protecting in your lower
respiratory, in your lungs. So you're not getting that
really, really sort of a deep illness, but you might still
have it in your mucosa, in your, in your mouth, in your nose, in
your upper airway. So you could potentially still
be carrying it and still potentially spread it.
All of what he's saying is excuses that don't make any
sense, by the way he comes to conclusions that cannot actually
be, cannot be determined. Do you remember they were
telling us it was only the unvaccinated that we're getting
sick? It's probably because the people
that were like killed off in the early waves.
It's like burning through a forest fire and you get all the
Deadwood burned off. How many old sick fat people?
I'm not trying to be crude, I'm just saying that those were the
comorbidity factors. People that had hypertension and
diabetes, heart disease and so on.
People that had multiple comorbidities were the ones that
died right away. It was really obvious to anybody
watching the stats like, OK, well, the people that are dying,
overwhelmingly my numbers were over a certain age bracket and
they were under a certain fitness level.
And then of course, the only thing that was leftover were
certain people. And so of course, that was going
to make up the list of people who are hospitalized and so on.
Anyway, not not an honest broker of information and pretty
obvious that that was going on. It's pretty incredible that you
see this stuff. How do we end up in a country
where we seated our liberty to guys like Joe Biden, who was
barely even sentient on his best days, who was telling you
whether or not you could be with a family member as they died?
And we accepted it writ large and said, well, that's what they
said. How did we go from a country
that threw tea in the in the in the harbor and picked a fight
with the world's most dangerous Navy and the largest military at
the time to a bunch of people that hid in their house from
what was essentially A glorified flu for most of us that got it?
How did that happen? I think that the dumbing down of
America is now complete. That's what I think.
This is Caitlin Bennett, I think is her name.
She does Liberty Hangout. She's interviewing people on the
beach on the 4th of July. This scares the ever loving crap
out of me. These are the people that vote
next to you. So for everyone of you that is
informed, that is educated, that understands things, that has a
discerning mind, you're a skeptic.
You questioned both legitimacy and the source of the
information. You make decisions based on all
the available data and also understanding what you lack in
data. Those kind of people.
If you're one of those discerning critical types, you
are such a rare minority, you were massively outnumbered by
these people. And if you don't believe me, you
can actually go and just ask people this in your grocery
store line. You can ask people this.
I do it all the time. I tell people stuff and they
look at me like I'm insane. I go to Catholic mass, have
people ask me what I do for a living.
Have to kind of get into the weird back story because there's
not a lot of grown up men that are doing podcasts at my age.
It's just not a thing people can do for a living.
Generally pretty uncommon. It's an interesting thing to
explain. I tell people I used to have a
real job, but then I did this stuff.
And when I explained, you know, did you hear anything about what
the FBI has been up to in the last couple years, Any of the
negative press? It's maybe one in one in three,
one in four people know what I'm talking about.
The vast majority of them have no idea and they're Catholics,
Catholics who my former agency was looking at specifically, at
least one group of them and discriminating, not because they
were worried about Latin Mass, but because they were worried
about people who had traditional conservative views, which should
be almost every Christian in this country if they actually
follow doctrine of whatever, whatever denomination you're
involved in. They were all at risk with the
stuff that the Bureau was doing. Again, First Amendment, simple
stuff. Listen to this.
These women being interviewed, I mean, it's kind of funny, but
it's far more sad. Also, look at the like, just the
obesity rates in young people. They're younger than me.
They're younger than my wife who's had four children, and
they are significantly less healthy looking than we were at
that age. I did.
We've wrecked. We have a fat, lazy and stupid
population that they can all vote.
That's really a mean way to say it, but it's true.
Who did we gain our independence from?
What should we watch them? What year did we gain our
independence from Great Britain? And 14192.
What was the name of the war that won us our independence?
The Civil War? World War 21?
I don't know. I didn't pay attention in
history. Who won the Revolutionary War?
S Who was the 1st President of the United States?
How many letter as are in the word independence?
Oh my gosh, I don't even know how to spell that, so I'm going
to say 3A ENDANC. Oh, you're an English teacher?
English teacher? I'm so embarrassed.
What do Americans celebrate on the 4th of July?
Is that troubling to anybody else?
It's troubling to me. It's sad.
One of them was an English teacher.
She couldn't spell the word that she's probably seen 100 times
like spelling. Yeah, I get we're all lazier on
that. Kind of tells you a lot about
where people are at right now. There wasn't a single person
there. I'm sure they were.
I'm sure there were some people that were good at giving a
historical perspective. But I've had this experience in
my own family. My baby sister, who I don't talk
to all that often, she threw herself out of my house because
because Trump got elected, it was my fault.
My baby sister told me she couldn't tell me even what
decade the United States participated in the last wars in
the, in the in the 20th century. She couldn't tell me what decade
World War One happened, World War 2, Korea, Vietnam.
And I think she got the Iraq war because she lived through it.
The first one, Gulf Storm. That's shocking.
These people are teaching her kids.
She's working on a PhD right now.
She has a master's degree. She handles people's lives in
her hand in the medical field every single day.
Isn't that crazy? It blows my freaking mind.
How do you not have a concept of like the historical timeline
under which you exist? But it makes it a lot easier to
sell really, really bad ideas. And the same people that have
zero ability to carry out violence, that have zero ability
to enact the things like the Joe Biden types.
Joe couldn't make anybody do anything at all.
They're 100% reliant on powerful, strong men who are
capable of violence, men who I used to work with, men who look
like me or Steve Friend or Gerardo Boyle or Marcus Allen or
George Hill, fit, capable of violence, skilled at using
firearms, have a brain about them.
And most of those people turned around and they just said I'm
going to keep my job, I'm going to do what I'm told.
I'm not going to push back. I'm not going to ask too many
questions. I do want to keep my paycheck.
So if it means violating people's fundamental God-given
rights as guaranteed by our Constitution, that
constitutional leash of the Bill of Rights that the anti
federalists established for us, making sure that our government
would never overrun its borders, would never run over the
riverbanks, we got flooded 100%. We had all of this government
over the years. It slowly rose and then it rose
very, very quickly. Kind of like some of those
videos I was showing you. It's a very unfortunate analogy
to be able to recognize. And we got people like this.
This woman is a teacher. She's apparently a teacher in
Washington state. I imagine she won't be very long
recording stuff like this. I follow a woman named Sarah
Fields. She put this out there, did some
research on this lady. This is a heavy set, younger
than me teacher requesting and hoping and smiling about the
possible assassination of a sitting U.S.
President because she's a moron and she doesn't even know what
sort of turmoil that would throw this country into.
That is how we got here. This lady can vote, and her vote
counts just as much as yours. I hear they're holding a
ceremony so that he can sign this big, beautiful bill into
law. Do you think it's going to be
outside? No, they wouldn't.
But like on the 4th of July, be a cool time to do it.
If anyone's like on the fence, we would support you 100%.
That'd be real nice. I hear they're holding us.
Yuck. Everything about that is yuck.
Physically, Yuck. Audio gross.
Bad idea. Theater is what I used to call
it when I was in the military. You watched guys make terrible
decisions. She went out there and taped
that with her actual face. How crazy is that?
So in light of that, you've got this this movement, this big
beautiful bill was passed. I'll show you some reactions to
it. People keep acting like Donald
Trump is this sort of like fascist, terrible dictator guy.
And, and, and there continues to be no evidence of it.
There's none. They cry about it.
They want him assassinated over it.
And in the meantime, the first thing that happens right after
they sign this bill into law is like he turns around and
moderates every time he moderates.
I'm going to keep saying it. Donald Trump is not
conservative. I had some guy yell at me the
other day and he was saying something about how he's a
Trumpian hardcore conservative. That's a moron.
That's a stupid person who doesn't know what conservative
means. Donald Trump is a 90s Democrat,
which is infinitely preferable to a today Democrat 100%, but
not conservative. Not even on the same, not even
the same species. He's actually closer to this,
this bleeding heart crying former Ranger battalion guy.
This is Representative Jason Crow of Colorado, crying about
the people that are in his state, that are breaking the law
and are here, here illegally. They are taking things from you.
They're eating up resources in schools and in hospitals, public
assistance and benefits and so on with no right to it, and he's
crying about it. That's how we end up.
This is a man theoretically capable of violence.
This is the kind of guys that are the most scary and dangerous
to me. You know, I've been talking to
my constituents, I've been reading their letters, the, the
fear, the anxiety. I mean, there are, there are
literally people that I'm talking to that I represent Pam
who don't know if they're going to survive, literally survive
this. They can't pay for their, their,
their health care bills that, that have disabled children and,
and the coverage for these disabled children, the care that
they need to be able to work to be able to survive, be able to
get basic care is going to go away.
This, this is the most brutal thing I have ever seen in my
time in public office. I don't have healthcare
coverage. I haven't had healthcare
coverage since Joe Biden stripped my me and my family of
it and our jobs because we didn't go and agree to their
mandate of something that had that went that went against the
core of our religious liberties in this country.
I haven't had that. Nobody cried about it.
Remember every single person crying about Medicaid being
taken away from illegal aliens that have broken Title 8 laws in
the United States in the same Congress?
That that a hole represents his constituents, the ones who
actually are allowed to vote, not the illegals that are here.
The same people that cry about those folks losing their their
medical benefits are the ones that cheered about you losing
your kids or your freedom because you didn't comply with
the COVID mandates. What kind of messed up country
are we right now? And anybody who would listen to
them is insane. And I say that like you are
doing things that are illogical. They make no sense.
They defy rationality. You are following.
You are following a footsteps of things that do not even agree
internally. Leftist logic is 100% outside of
the bounds of reality. You can't follow it and think
that it makes sense. Real simple stuff.
Oh, who should own guns? Well, people shouldn't own guns.
Only the government should own guns.
It's like, OK, cool, do you? Do you trust the cops?
No, defund the police. I think that these people must
wake up with headaches every single day or they just don't
think at all, which seems more likely.
Here is a man dressed up as a woman.
This is how ridiculous we are right now.
A representative from Delaware, Tim, AKA Sarah McBride talking
about something. You guys know what's going to
come right after this. So I'll play this for you.
We will get to the Epstein stuff.
I started with it because like it's it's nothing.
It's the answer is we got nothing.
I will play you some back-to-back fun clips letting
us know how much this was set up for nothing and how they move
the goal posts. But first, Sarah McBride letting
you know what will happen if you do pass the big beautiful bill
that was passed and I'm not a fan of again, you can be against
that bill because it doesn't go far enough to protect people.
And you could be against that bill because it's antithetical
to American liberty to extend debt and and just basically sell
out our kids futures. There's two reasons.
One of them is proper. One of them just means that you
voted the same way. There's Sarah, AKA Timmy.
Do they even care? Every yes vote shows very
clearly that they don't. This bill is trickle down
cruelty and people will die because of it.
People need kidneys. It's sad, but decreed.
Yet the senator's hoarding one more than she needs.
Ioffer this bill and I hope you'll vote aye.
Unless, of course, you just want people to die.
Traffic deaths have many crying with fear.
Over 30,000 people are dying each year.
This modest change I propose must be applied.
Unless, of course, you just want people to die.
Alcohol deaths are exceeding comparisons.
Black people, white people, Native Americans.
We need to ban alcohol. It can't be denied.
Unless, of course, you just want people to die.
Crossing the street is incredibly tough.
People look left and right, but rarely look up.
My bill would mandate, yeah, people will die like they, they
actually say it like they're memes of themselves.
It's it's fantastic. I'm glad I keep this little
super cut that I made. By the way, that's a 2 minute or
three minute song, but I cut it down to make it 40 seconds.
For what we do here, our purposes are served with the way
they want. There's a crying over on MSNBC
on how ICE massive cash infusion is poised to transform America.
This is the thing that these people are crying about.
Republicans gave $45 billion to ICE to help detain thousands of
illegal immigrants. Of course they're aliens, but
I'm reading the headline as it's written.
And another $100 billion to further supercharge Trump's mass
deportations, which have been fairly weak thus far.
We're being told that members of the FBI that are being assigned
to these task force going out and looking for bad guys,
looking for criminal aliens. It's problematic because they're
expected to get 45 illegal alien arrests a day on these squads,
and they're coming back with like 5 and 7.
They're getting a fraction of what was expected.
You don't know that money's going to solve the problem.
You're going to have to step up personnel.
You're going to have to step up the Intel quota.
Why is the entire FBI Intel division not just doing this?
I'll tell you why. It's the same reason why we just
got this Epstein thing. Because it turns out that guy
that is now #2 over there that actually runs the FBI is
actually was right about something.
Personnel is policy. And if you don't change your
personnel, then the policies that they think are the most
useful, they're going to keep subverting everything you're
doing. And they did it and they're
going to make you look like a fool and they're going to
continue to do it. So I don't think money at the
problem will solve it. We've seen that in the war on
poverty, the war on drugs, take your pick.
It hasn't worked yet. Money doesn't solve problems
unless you have motivated people of goodwill who are going to go
out there and enact policy in a meaningful way.
However, Hayes Brown, opinion writer for MSNBC, says with a
cash infusion of around $150 billion towards immigration
enforcement and border security. Last week's budget bill,
congressional Republicans handed Donald Trump in his
administration the resources needed to carry out its mass
deportation policy. The intended results are as
aggressive and are likely to be transformative.
ICE is slated to become the largest law enforcement agency
in the country as dozens of new detention centers are springing
up to hold hundreds of thousands of illegals.
They say immigrants awaiting expulsion.
There's been a huge surge in ICE raids down from basically
nothing where they weren't allowed to do their job under
the last president. Now they're actually getting to
do the job. There needs to be quite a bit
more of it. But the problem is, is that
you've got you've actually got general public consensus saying,
yeah, let's do this. And in the meantime, Trump is
actually moderating. Here's CNN.
Kind of shocked that the overwhelming majority of
Americans are down with deport all illegals.
All of them. Why?
Because they are taking resources from your children.
They are taking resources from your sick parents.
They are taking resources from every person that paid into the
system because they do not come here legally.
Legal aliens should be the most pissed about this stuff and
people who work their ass off to see other people getting what
you want. You don't moderate when you're
winning. And that's the problem that I
continue to see this thing. I'm going to keep pushing back
on both sides. I don't mind saying it's wrong.
It's wrong to moderate on the absolute policy.
The this is what I voted for crowd wants everybody thrown
out. You don't make exceptions for
farm workers and people in hotels.
It might be a very, very small number, but that shows it shows
a weakness in there. And you don't need weakness when
you have the majority. Look at the numbers here that
CNN is touting. Documented immigrants.
So we have slightly different questions, but these were all
taken within the last month. And there's real uniformity
here. That's what I really think you
see. You see real uniformity deported
all immigrants who are here illegally, 55% of the New York
Times, Marquette, 64%, CBS News, 57%, ABC News with a slightly
different question, 56%. So what you're seeing
essentially here, it's a very clear indication that a majority
of Americans, in fact, when they're asked this blunt
question, which I believe gets that the underlying feelings do
in fact want at the port all immigrants who are here
illegally. There's no arguing with these
different numbers because they're all essentially the same
across four different pollsters. So if they say yes today, ish.
How has that changed over time? Yeah, this is where I think you
get very interesting. And so we'll take a look at that
ABC News question in particular because you can really see that
there's been a massive shift from when Trump was first
getting into office 8 years ago, right?
The port, all undocumented immigrants.
You go back to 2015. I'm going to come to your side
screen. It was 42%.
Hello. Go to 2016.
It was 36%. Look at where we are now.
This was taken at the end of last year, 56%.
This is 20 points higher than it was just before Trump got office
the first time. So feelings towards immigration
in this country, feelings towards undocked undocumented
immigrants and deporting all of them have become considerably
more hawkish. And I think that gives Donald
Trump much more leverage to go with the American people and.
Yeah, it gives him more leverage.
So what is he going to do? He's going to soften that
stance. It's the exact opposite of what
you'd expect. You just got your bill, which I
don't like. I don't like how much money
we're going to throw at this. But if we're going to throw
money at the problem, get 100% results, go get everybody hit
what they call targets of opportunity.
That means you showed up at an MS13 house.
But there's a couple of moms there that are illegal.
Get them out too. Oh, they didn't commit any
additional crimes. Guess what?
They're here illegally. If they're going to work and
support themselves, they're going to be doing that
illegally. They're going to violate federal
law. If you are here and you're
working under any circumstances and you don't have a visa that
says you can work, get out the end.
And Americans over 50% agree on both sides of the aisle, which
means your side of the aisle, the Trump side of the aisle,
says get them all. And then he goes out like the
day afterwards and does this. Tom Holman And we're working on
legislation right now, Susie, right, We're working on
legislation right now where farmers look, they know better,
they work with them. For years you had cases that
we're not here, but just even over the years where people have
worked for a farm on a farm for 1415 years and they get thrown
out pretty viciously and we can't do it.
We got to work with the farmers and and people that have hotels
and leisure properties too. We're going to work with them
and we're going to work very strong and smart and we're going
to put you in charge. We're going to make you
responsible. And I think that that's going to
make a lot of people happy. Now, serious radical right
people who I also happen to like a lot, they may not be quite as
happy, but they'll understand, won't they?
Do you think so, Madam Secretary, look at you with a
white hat on. Do you think they'll understand
that you're the one that brought this whole situation up?
Is that a win, all of this stuff?
Yeah, he of course, I see you guys in the chat out there talk
about he's got hotels, of course, people who have leisure
properties. Who we talking about?
Oh, like the the Trump, the Trump group got it.
It looks terrible to do that. He's got friends that I'm sure
that have huge agricultural capabilities.
If you have people who've come back to you year after year
illegally, there already is a program for exchange farm
workers. It's called the migrant visa
program. You can be a migrant worker.
The bill also initially set out to, to charge a like a 5%
remittance. Do you guys know this?
There was going to be a tax on remittances so that any money
that you earned in the United States that you wanted to send
home to your parent company, you live like a, like a, you live
like a tenement housed immigrant from the early 1900s.
Where I mean, we, we would see 25 people living in a three
bedroom house maybe more regularly and they'd all be
working construction and do an illegal crap.
So you'd see that. What are they doing with their
money? They're sending it back to their
gangs. They're sending it back to their
family members in another country, El Salvador, Guatemala,
Panama, Nicaragua, Mexico, Venezuela, whatever, doesn't
matter. There was supposed to be a 5%
remittance tax, which made it a little bit more expensive to
send. US currency outside the United
States earned here should stay here, probably not being taxed
at a normal rate anyway because they're working under the table
or they're working illegally under some situation.
Tax the remittance. And we lost ground on that too.
So the final bill signed in, which passed the Senate and went
and got through the House, was 1%.
So we were going to take five, made it one.
It's going to result in some money, won't be felt, not in the
same way. That's hard to stomach for those
of you that actually want to see this stuff.
And all of this comes down to, at least in my estimation,
something my wife and I talk about all the time.
Donald Trump seems like he's desperate to still have the
people who used to agree with him, the Democrats like him,
despite all evidence that that will not happen.
They've lost their ever loving minds.
But he doesn't like seeing this stuff.
I have to imagine, in a nation growing hostile towards drugs
and homelessness, Los Angeles tribes harm reduction, as though
being gentle and nice to people is going to be the solution.
You can't moderate with this people.
You can't moderate with law enforcement when it comes to
getting people out. If that's what you promised and
most Americans agree with you, you can't do it.
This is a whole story that CBS did covering about how the
people in Los Angeles are going to solve homelessness yet again
with more money and compassion. The suicidal nature of
compassion is the problem. It's a really bad rap, but
there's a Safeway to use drugs. It's an overdose protect
protection strategy and it helps prevent the spread of infectious
diseases. You know what stops the spread
of infectious diseases? No tolerance.
Don't do it. We're not that country.
We're not going to, like, leave people to die on the streets.
But this suicidal empathy has been tried in places and you can
see what it looks like. The results are horrible.
Actually, I'm not going to show it to you today.
Maybe tomorrow. I've got a video of one of the
oldest restaurants in Los Angeles is closing.
It's been there since 19 O 8. They were one of the creators of
the French dip. Maybe they were the creator of
the French dip sandwich, which doesn't mean anything except
that it's a piece of our history that's dead because of shit
policies by stupid people that look and say what we need is
even kinder and more gentle, more compassionate things.
And that's my argument against the Republican Party in the 1st
place, which continues to lose more slowly and not win.
They don't get wins when they're in charge.
Why? Why do we?
And then and then if God forbid,
you have any other solution to it, if you think and you propose
anything else and I'm not behind an America party, I actually
will just vote candidate to candidate like I always do.
I'm not part of any party. But to suggest that you have to
do the same thing over and over again for all the people that
were crying about Elon Musk and his new, his new party idea,
their whole thing is like, you're going to split the
Republican Party. We just need to recapture it.
Why have you not recaptured it already?
Why is the Republican Party not reflective of your values now?
And the argument, the most simple argument, the Occam's
Razor reduction, is it actually does represent the values of the
actual Republicans who constitute that party, the Susie
Wiles, the Pam Bondi's, the people that are totally OK with
sacrificing integrity and morals simply because it's OK.
Do you guys know that Dan Bongino reached out to me and
told me that I couldn't attack James O'Keefe when he was out
there, like getting a girl drunk who was half his age.
I wasn't supposed to do that because it's bad for the
movement and other big name influencers and people whose
names you recognize, household names that you've spent money
with or you've bought their products or consumed their,
their media. You've listened to them for
your, you've gotten their thoughts in your head and you
believe them. And those people said, if you're
a truth teller, you can do it as long as you don't upset the
apple cart because there's a lot of money to scam people out of
their good feelings. They want to be part of a team,
even if that team is losing. When Dan asked me to stop going
after something that we all needed to come together and make
sure that Donald Trump got elected.
This goes back to like March, April of 2024.
I said, what's your plan? That was my response.
What is your plan? And he said, we just can't do
this. We have to just come together.
That's not a flipping plan. I said, let me know when you
have one. That's the last time that we
ever spoke, period. I care about principles and
results. I actually believe the thing
that Dan said that he believed, which is that I think the do
matters. I actually think that principles
are more important than personnel, and I actually think
that principles will dictate the actions that you should take.
It'd be nice if some other people in the administration
actually did too. Here's Pam Bondi.
You guys remember we were going to get some Epstein files.
This is what that sounded like. Yeah.
I saw your appearance at CPAC with Ben and and with Ted Cruz.
And one of the things that you alluded to, and this is
something Donald Trump has talked about, the DOJ may be
releasing the list of Jeffrey Epstein's clients.
Will that really happen? It's sitting on my desk right
now to review. That's been a directive by
President Trump. I'm reviewing that.
I'm reviewing JFK files, MLK files.
That's all in the process of being reviewed because that was
done at the directive of the president from all of these
agencies. So, so have you seen anything
there? You said, Oh my gosh.
Not yet. OK, well, we'll check.
That's called bullshit. That is sure. 100% field grade
BS. The Miami Herald covered this in
May. It's been nearly 70 days since
Attorney General Pam Bondi promised the public release of
the Epstein files. In the Epstein case, it took a
skeptical remark from a top Republican congressman to force
her to explain why she hasn't filed through.
We're going to get to what that is in a second.
Let's do the second claim. It's not her fault the files
were on her desk, but she hadn't looked at him, as she just said
on that Fox head. When she did look at him, she
found that there wasn't very much of it.
So she had to go to a source. This is the top law enforcement
official in the United States of America, The person that runs
the DOJ, which ostensibly runs the FBI, the DEA.
It runs the ATF, It runs the Bureau of Prisons, right?
It runs all of it, the Marshall Service.
It also runs the DOJ. The head of the DOJ runs the
DOJ. What are the DOJ entities?
They're all out there in districts where the federal
courts are. And so you have the United
States Attorney for fill in the blank district, like the United
States Attorney for the Western District of Texas, the United
States Attorney for the Northern District of California, the
United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia.
And of course, that one one that we're all going to make fun of,
but still works for the for the attorney general, the United
States Attorney for the Southern District of New York.
This clip is so stupidly disingenuous.
And we pointed it out at the time.
She's acting like it's some autonomous entity that she's not
the flippin boss of. If you're the attorney general,
you're in charge of the Southern District of New York.
And if they are not working for you, personnel is policy, total
personnel warfare. You must get rid of the people
that are working against your agenda.
These are things that these people walked in on.
They did so many podcasts talking about the stuff.
You got to get rid of the folks that are part of the deep state
or the administrative state. How do they not know this?
This is a woman blaming people who work for her for hiding
files from her. And she had to get a source that
sources her employee. And you know, I don't know how
dumb you have to be to be able to to take this.
But I imagine it's the same level of dumb that you would
threaten the president United States on TikTok or you would
think that the United States fought George Washington for
independence. Maybe that's how dumb you have
to be. Like those women that were
standing there on the on the beach with Caitlin Bennett.
We all did. And the FBI handed over a couple
100 pages of documents. But you know, Sean, I gave them
a deadline of Friday at 8:00 AM to get us everything.
And a source had told me where the documents were being kept,
Southern District of New York shock.
So we got them all by hopefully all of them Friday at 8:00 AM,
thousands of pages of documents. I have the FBI going through
them. And cash is also, now that we
have cash here, it's a game changer, of course.
And cash is going to Director Patel is going to get us a
detailed report as to why the FBI withheld all of those
documents. OK, I want to be clear because I
think people got got frustrated because they were expecting
more. You were expecting more and you
didn't find out less than 24 hours before the release.
You got a whistleblower that confirmed that they were way
more documentation that they had were supposed to turn over.
And then you found out just before that.
Well, sure. And you're looking at these
documents going, these aren't all the Epstein files, you know,
they were flight logs. They were names and victims
names. And we're going, where's the
rest of the stuff? And that's what the FBI had
turned over to us. And so a source said, whoa, all
this evidence is sitting in the Southern District of New York.
So based on that, I gave them the deadline Friday at 8.
A truckload of evidence arrived. It's now in the possession of
the FBI. Cash is going to get me and
himself, really a detailed report as to why all these
documents and evidence had been withheld.
And you know, we're going to go through it, go through it as
fast as we can, but go through it very cautiously to protect
all the victims of Epstein. Zero real claims, nothing that's
real. Sean Hannity doing typical Sean
Hannity running cover for the administrative state, making
apologies for a group that didn't even need the apologies
yet, setting up the future apologies so that the apologies
could continue. Because he is an apologist for
things that he either doesn't understand, which is possible.
I don't know how smart he is or he's totally just locked in on
the same nonsense that Bongino told me.
We got to just come together and defend this group.
We got to defend our people because they have the ring of
power right now. Truckload of documents.
You know how dumb that sounds to somebody who's actually worked
in law enforcement. Any of you that have been out
there and worked on any cases in law enforcement, you know how
stupid this is. Truckload of documents.
They brought the evidence was sitting at the attorney's
office. Why was there about to be a
flippant trial? Did they sign out all of the
evidence and store it at the Southern District of New York
instead of the FBI field office where evidence is stored?
Why? How much of the evidence was
like physical hard drives and how much of it was electronic
information? The FBI has very specific
protocols for storing documents and evidence, and all of them
would be digitally available on the FBI servers.
They call them they're, they're addendums you can add to every
FBI case file. 1A's is what they call them, one BS, one CS.
There's different ways that you can attach certain types of
information. All of the physical information,
all of the documents would have been scanned in and accessible
from FBI Sentinel, which is their computer system.
This is utter shoveled nonsense, but they're going to go through
them. Remember, cash is a game
changer. He's a game changer.
Director Patel, that's what she said.
All of this stuff has been, how far can we make you guys forget
about it? And let me make this assertion
right now. This will be my simple assertion
to you. They, they Bondi Patel, Bongino
Trump. For his part, they would have
been better off pretending that they never heard another
question about Jeffrey Epstein and that they didn't know what
you were talking about and try to run the clock out.
That would have been a better tactic than this.
It would have been an infinitely better tactic to act like they
didn't even remember that it was a problem because they're so
busy doing really important stuff That would have been
smarter than this. This is a face plant in front of
the American people because we all saw this.
This is Joe Rogan, a man with the biggest audience on the
planet, asking Patel about it. And what does he do?
Appeal to authority Would do I look like, Does this look like
the kind of guy that would do that to you?
Do I look like the kind of guy that would lie to you?
Would I ever do that? No right when his boss is saying
yeah there's 10s of thousands of of of documents, 10s of
thousands of videos, 10s of thousands of hours of children
being abused, 0 people doing the abuse except Jeffrey Epstein.
He was just one sick puppy that non-stop did this and he had
buddies that were rich and powerful but nobody knows who
they are. There's no list.
So we can't find a list based on money or flight logs or
interviews or discussing what was going on or surveillance
footage or any of the things that should be there.
Which is clearly absurd. It's the dumbest possible way to
cover this story and try to cover it up again.
Logical play out, if there was a video of some guy or gal
committing felonies on an island and I'm in charge, don't you
think you'd see it? 10s of thousands of videos of
Epstein with children or child porn and there are hundreds of
victims and no one victim will ever get released.
It's just the volume and that's what they're going through right
now. The FBI is diligently going.
What was that again? Again, logical play out if there
was a video of some, if there was a video of some guy doing
something and this guy, Cash Patel, who's in charge of the
FBI, who's an unmarried 40 something year old Indian man.
How many unmarried Indian men do you guys know of?
Do you know of any? It's kind of a cultural thing.
I'm just going to ask some questions out there that some of
you should be asking if you haven't done it before.
He's an unmarried, single, 40 something year old Indian man.
He has no children. You know how much it must mean
to him. Children, many of you can say
that your life changed dramatically when you had kids
and your understanding and your empathy for babies, for young
children changed that. You are now more likely to throw
your life away for someone else's children because you have
your own. And you know what that means?
It's certainly the case for me, and it's definitely the case for
my friends who have talked about becoming fathers.
Mothers. Think about that too.
Who is this guy? You know, cuz he snowed me.
I believed he was legit. Do you know the thing?
Cash Patel actually offered me money In November of 2022, Dan
Bongino connected us and he offered me $10,000.
Really, really generous. By the way, super nice thing to
do. The The Fight with Cash
Foundation was going to pay me money.
I got the phone call. I was standing at a playground
with my kids in peace in Arizona talking to a nurse not long
afterwards who converted to to Christianity, converted to
Catholicism, might be listening to us today.
And Cash said I got your number from Dan Bongino and I want to
write you a check and help your family out.
You know what my first response is?
I told this to Garrett too. I'm not, I'm not like very many
people apparently, but it does seem like the thing that normal
people would do. I just think this is what people
would do. We hadn't had a paycheck since
June. So June, July, August,
September, October, November, we're six months with no pay.
I'm living at my parents house as a 41 or a 42 year old guy,
whatever it was, 41 year old guy with three kids, quietly,
without anybody knowing. We had another one on the way
and he said I'd like to cut you a check for $10,000.
And I said there's got to be someone who needs it more than
me. I probably said that to him four
or five times. If it's not, that's not to say
that I'm so honorable. I'm just saying that I look
around and I see that there is bigger need than me, a lot of
bigger need than me. And there was then.
And he said, well, I don't know them.
I know about you, and I want to cut you a check.
I need you to let me do that. Will you let me send you a
check? And so we took it.
I said the only condition is, is that you let me, like, connect
you with my friends. Will you help them, too?
And he says, yeah, I'm going to help all your friends.
And he did. He helped Steve, sent them some
money, helped Garrett sent them some money.
So I think I was actually snowed under, pretty honest pretenses.
I got a promise in September of 2022, just a couple months
before that from this guy and he told me that he was not going to
let my story drop. That the issues that we were
talking about, the FBI infringing on civil liberties,
the FBI going after people for religion and for press and for
assembly, for politics, that the the FBI that I worked for, that
the, that the face of that problem needed a real American
human being face and that they needed me to come forward and
speak about it. He said it on his podcast in
numerous times, all guys, I'll, I'll direct you over to our to
our Rumble channel if you haven't seen it before.
And I said, I understand. Everybody needs clicks.
I got to be real careful about who I put my my life in the
hands of. And Dan Bongino told me, I will
not let your story drop. I'm going to carry it forward.
It's not about money for me. It's about what's right.
I'm going to carry this forward. He used the words like an
activist and he was right. He actually promoted my story
like an activist, right up until I disagreed with the movement.
Right up until I upset James O'Keefe or told someone who was
never an FBI agent who damn near $200,000 hard money to
Democrats, including while Trump was in office, including while
she was writing a book about Donald Trump.
He sided with Julie Kelly. And Julie Kelly told you there
were going to be no Epstein files.
So you know who's got the ear of this guy?
This guy told me he wasn't going to let our story drop, and I
believed him too. So shame on me.
But you know what? It was pretty convincing.
A lot of you that listened to the show for a long time.
Also remember this Here's Dan Bongino versus Dan Bongino.
Listen, that Jeffrey Epstein story is a big deal.
Please do not let that story go. Keep your eye on this Katherine
Rumbler. I want you.
We need to keep the heat on this case, folks.
There are a lot of people who are knee deep in the Washington
swamp who are not telling you the truth about serious
allegations out there that Epstein may have had video and
audio of people out there doing things they shouldn't have been
doing. And you should be asking
yourself the question, how is it that all these people, the CIA
director, the Obama fixer, Bill Clinton, all intersected past
with Jeffrey Epstein? Jeffrey Epstein isn't with us
anymore, and nobody seems to want to talk about it outside of
a few entrepreneurial media outlets saying, hey, this is a
big deal. He.
Killed himself again. You want me to get I've, I've,
I've seen the whole file. He killed himself.
Got it. He killed himself.
Maybe so. Maybe he did.
But I feel pretty uncomfortable with the fact that we're going
to look at a guy like Sean Hannity to be the person that's
going to help you deliver that message.
That didn't go over very well. The Maria Bartima Romo
interview, the Big Nugget interview.
So he went back again couple days later.
By the way, he's booked another one of these things.
And all the claims that I see of what Dan Dan Bongino has been
saying about what he's been doing at the FBII can debunk
almost all of them. I'll do it on Twitter with a
long thread at some point. It's not that hard to do.
It turns out it's actually not, because most of the stuff he's
saying, if you don't know what the FBI is, it's really easy.
And most of you Americans don't know.
You just don't know. And when I tell you, you go
like, Oh my God, I had no idea. Including when I sat down with
Dan Bongino in September of 2022, he sat down and he's like,
ah, this is news to me. No shit, Sherlock, you didn't
work there, so you can't know about it.
And working at the NYPD as a patrol officer or a, you know,
AGS 13 or 14 agent for the Secret Service does not equate
you know anything about how the FBI works.
I'll tell you this, people, if somebody had offered me the
deputy director job, I wouldn't want it.
I actually said as much. I'm not your guy.
I can't fix this agency, but I can recommend some people who
have enough experience to do it. And I at least know how to vet
them with the right questions and the right people to go, hey,
I'm going to go ask people that have institutional knowledge
about this human being. I can reach out with a phone
call and vet almost any FBI agent.
Do you know that people that shoot, I don't want to say
exactly who not because, because I'm not trying to be honest with
you, but like, I've had people call me up from like inside of
Trump's orbit and ask about people, hey, do you know this
FBI agent? Can I trust them?
And I go and it's like 30 minutes later, it's like, yeah,
that person's one of the good ones.
They're out there. We can do that when you know
people in the Bureau and you know who you've been working
with and you have friends that you've actually sat and broke
bread with. And you knew him for years, long
before any of this crap happened.
Dan got out of the Secret Service in 2011.
He doesn't have a single active source in the FBI that came up
with him at that time. No way.
And after 10 years, they're all corrupted by the institutions.
Here's Dan on Hannity telling you, sorry, not give you what
you want. RFK I'm I got to check back on
that one. There is more coming on the
Epstein files. Listen, I I know this is a hot
potato for folks. I totally understand My comments
were clear. I'm not paid for my opinions
anymore. I work for the taxpayer now.
I'm paid on evidence. That's it.
The evidence we have in our files clearly indicates that it
was in fact the suicide. We do have video.
It's not the greatest video in the world.
I don't want to set expectations on fire.
However, the video does show in that specific block that he goes
in made a phone call you'll see 12 hours of.
Guards go in and basically check on them, come back.
You'll see no one really comes out in that Bay in that area
than him. There's no one in there.
When you combine that with the other evidence where we will be
releasing in the coming weeks, we're still finalizing some of
the products. I think it's pretty clear.
However, as I've clearly indicated in some of my tweets
on my official account, you know, well, listen, we're
investigations if new Information Services in the
future on any of these cases, we're always open.
I'm just telling you, there's nothing there in the file at all
that indicates anything other than, in fact, the suicide.
Do you guys know what a limited hangout is?
A limited hangout means that something was exposed.
And so you just basically lean on that and say this is the
entirety of the thing that you're looking for.
Yeah, you basically got a nose of the camel underneath the the
the tent, but we're going to just act like the nose is the
entire Organism. So Jeffrey Epstein's dead.
So we're going to just basically do everything we can to focus in
on the suicide or lack of suicide, because that's what
people really care about. Nobody gives a rat's ass about
whether or not Jeffrey Epstein actually killed himself in so
much as that he's a dead person right now.
That's irrelevant, although there are plenty of you that
speculate he's still alive. I don't actually even care.
That even doesn't matter. What matters is, is that
theoretically, he was doing awful, evil things for decades.
People who were powerful were involved.
He rubbed shoulders with the most powerful people in the
world, and those people had to know something or were involved.
And why don't we know more about it?
All of this stems from a story coming out of Axios yesterday.
It's been reaffirmed by the folks over at ABC who said they
also got this memo. It's been reviewed.
This is the salient part that's on the screen.
This systemic review revealed no incriminating quote UN quote
client list. There was also no credible
evidence found that Epstein blackmailed prominent
individuals as part of his actions.
We did not uncover evidence that could predicate an investigation
against uncharged third parties. No prosecutions, no blackmail,
no client list, no wrongdoing, no justice for anybody that was
hurt by him and by the way he killed himself.
That was the story from yesterday.
That is the craziest, worst way that they could have done this
story. Period.
This is the the Axios exclusive DOJFBI conclude that Epstein had
no client list, died by suicide, etcetera etcetera.
Again, that actually isn't the craziest thing.
Having no client list is irrelevant.
You should be able to determine who were the Co conspirators
through the evidence that you have, which included apparently
thousands and thousands of hours of video and nobody was in them.
That's so hard to believe. It's just Epstein looking at
horrible stuff by himself for himself.
And Jelaine Maxwell or Jelaine, whatever her name is.
Maxwell was like sitting in a prison cell because she was a
sole provider of young girls to this guy and no one else.
That's the story you want to sell us, the reason why you're
not hearing all this stuff and why they didn't leak it to Fox,
by the way, they went to Axios because it's a left wing news
source. So they can have all of their
sycophantic followers, all the Bongino army crew that like
still desperately believes that we're getting the right thing,
that think Pam Bondi's on our side and all this other
nonsense. All these types of all these
folks that are out there that make a living pumping up, quote
UN quote, our team, the movement, they're all going to
discredit and say, oh, we're believing Axios now.
Oh, we believe ABC now. Oh, we're doing this.
When I, when I introduce Cash Patel to the guy that should
have been the deputy director, he said something that was
really, really salient because Cash was terrified and it seemed
like it came from Donald Trump. He was terrified about the
problem of leaks within the FBI. And the person that I
recommended made a very salient point.
Leaks are a tool of the FBI director.
I'll say it one more time. Leaking information.
Think James Comedy, think Andy McCabe, think any FBI director.
Chris Wray did several leaks are a tool of the FBI director.
It is a feature, not a bug. They're able to go forward and
give information to the preferred outlets at the
preferred times because of the way that it will be received.
And the reason it didn't go to Fox or some other news source
that you would have been cited about is because those people
made a killing running these types of videos.
Here's Jesse Watters saying a bunch of really criminal, crazy,
wild things I also don't care about.
Just kidding. That's somebody else.
Let me Here's Jesse Waters saying those things.
Four years since billionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein was
arrested. So why do we still know nothing
about him? Well, we're finding out tonight,
some answers. The Wall Street Journal just got
its hands on Jeffrey Epstein's private calendar, and it was a
lot more suspicious than Brett Kavanaugh's.
Epstein was meeting with the kind of people you'd think would
steer clear of a convicted pedophile.
Jeffrey Epstein was meeting with one of Barack Obama's top
lawyers, Catherine Ruemmler. She met with Epstein dozens of
times. Epstein even tried to set up
Obama's lawyer to work for Bill Gates.
How was Jeffrey Epstein A fixer? Between Obama's lawyer and Bill
Gates, Epstein was also meeting with Joe Biden's CIA director.
He wasn't CIA director at the time.
He was Barack Obama's deputy Secretary of State.
William Burns was working for John Kerry at the State
Department and meeting with Jeffrey Epstein, a known
pedophile. And then Burns becomes CIA
director. Today's director of the CIA went
to Epstein's Manhattan townhouse where Epstein had sex with
underage girls and, you know, where he filmed other men having
sex with underage girls. And William Burns went there and
was then promoted to the director of the CIA.
Now I wonder if the future CIA director saw the portrait of
Bill Clinton in a blue dress hanging in Epstein's parlor
room. Did you hear that he just said
conclusively? Jesse Watters on Fox just
conclusively said that they were videos of men having sex with
underage girls. I don't think he knows that.
That's a speculation, but that's why you don't take your story
about there's no case here to Fox News because Fox News would
immediately be called out by the people that have a memory longer
than a goldfish that they were talking about this stuff being a
pedophilic sting and this blackmail operation for several
years now, they've actually made a killing at it.
They're keeping and filling up minutes after minutes, hours
after hours of content for all the people that watch Fox News
and want to have things spoon fed to them in monologues that
are written by not Jesse Kelly or Jesse Watters rather.
So that's what you got going on there.
Did I say Jesse Kelly? That's waters.
I know who it is. Kelly's actually been remarkably
consistent. Jesse Kelly's been kind of
crushing it. He continues to.
Anyway, I knew none of this was coming out and so did you.
If you watch this program, I'm not Hawking that.
We're doing such a great job of it.
I'm just saying we can see the obvious signs because the
unofficial spokesperson, the person in the movement that
you're not allowed to attack, even if they're a liar, even if
they don't know what the hell they're talking about, even if
they have no sources in the things that they're talking
about. Already told you the FT files
are irrelevant. They don't matter.
So I knew this a while ago. I told Alex Jones it on March
12th, May 12th, rather May 12th. I sat down with him.
I actually told him that in March as well.
But it was all fair and I'm going to go back on and hang out
with the Infowars crew today. We'll go do it at noon, so noon
Central, 1:00 PM Eastern Time if you guys want to see.
I have no idea what Alex is going to throw at me, but I know
he's hot. Again, I knew all of this stuff.
Here's how. I also don't care about the
Epstein information. I don't care about those files.
I think it's irrelevant. No one is going to be charged.
Everyone got away with it, and I would much rather dig into
January 6th. Much rather dig.
Into. You've got to get no.
I just have never cared about. It because in the falls you're
going to find out the I know, but I know no, but I'm saying
it's it's you'll get to the cover up of exactly what the
cover up was. They're even admitting they got
these tapes and things. This is cash and and and Pam
you've got to get once you get into these things, the rich as
you know, Julie, you've done it yourself with no resource at
all, just doing it yourself. You understand as you start
these investigations every day you tell me, hey, I found this,
I found this the process itself delivered once you have
intention and start moving down. Is anybody more uncomfortable
than Julie Kelly being told how you do an investigation when she
probably has no idea? She pays someone to pull the
information out of all the the out of all the PACER documents
that she deals with. She has a quote UN quote
researcher. If you've listened to my
interviews with Steve Baker, she was at almost none of the trials
that she quote UN quote covered. She just had a PACER account and
read the transcripts. So she missed all the nuance
because she wasn't in there. She's been lying for a long
time. She's a fraud.
She's always been a fraud. She found a grift.
She used to like shield things for Monsanto because her husband
is a big AG lobbyist. Her husband, by the way, has a
partnership deal with the company that paid Susie Wiles
for like a decade and 1/2 and they've been a partners for like
70 years. All Circo.
Look it up. All Circo, one of the top
lobbying firm, if not the top lobbying firm in Chicago and
therefore Illinois, has a ink deal starting back at least in
December of 2016 with Ballard Partners.
And Ballard Partners is the biggest influence lobbying shop
in Florida, which used to pay Pam Bondi.
So the husband of Julie Kelly has a deal with the company that
was made a partner out of the current White House chief of
staff and used to employ the current AG.
I'm just saying if you want to know what a swap looks like, it
looks like a bunch of people that have Co aligned interest.
It doesn't mean that any one of these people did one thing
criminal. It just means that all of them
don't have the principles that you think they do.
Tomorrow, we'll play you some Cash Patel talking about all of
his thoughts on Epstein, that is now that this is out and of
course, we'll wait. There's about a 5% chance, by
the way, that this memo was a smoke test, which is what the
folks are going to try to claim What it is.
A smoke test is when you actually put smoke into a system
and see where the leak is. If you guys ever done this in a
car, you can put it into a vacuum system.
If there's a leak in the vacuum system, you'll see smoke seep
out of somewhere. You can do with infrared light
as well. You can actually see the the
right kind of smoke. You'll find it.
You'll go discover the leak. There's a small probability.
The problem is that the people that work for Cash and Dan that
would help them set up a smoke test are not loyal to Cash and
Dan. They're loyal to the FBI, which
is the big problem that we've been trying to tell you guys
from the beginning. That's what I got to say about
that. It's really troubling.
I'll give you one last little piece of news.
I'm sure this is totally unrelated.
There's a lot of Twitter stuff on this right now, so I'll just
cover it right now. Trump is going to meet with
Netanyahu at the White House today as Israel and Hamas are
discussing A ceasefire. No big deal.
These they're talking about 80 people in Gaza that were killed
in Israeli strikes. Get people in field enclaves and
so on and so forth. Benjamin Netanyahu is the Prime
Minister of Israel, touched down in Washington early this morning
to go to the White House to meet with Trump about the ceasefire
deal at the fighting in Gaza. Quote, we're working to achieve
this deal which is being talked about.
He told reporters this is Netanyahu saying it and can
definitely help advance the outcomes which we all hope for.
Netanyahu thank Trump for his recent support of Israel during
the 12 day war with Iran, calling it a great victory for
our common against our common enemy.
There you go. It's a great opportunity to
expand the circle of peace in the Middle East.
I did see the same things that you guys saw Dan Bongino hanging
out on Tim cast talking about a certain Middle Eastern country
that had an asset called Jeffrey Epstein.
So I can't substantiate it because I didn't see the files.
Neither did you and neither will you ever because that's where
we're at today. How about all that?
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I hope that's fun. Again, I'm going to play the
same pal cleanse we opened with just because I don't know, this
guy is right. I just want to live on a
freaking farm and get away from all your sodomy and your
multiculturalism and your garbage and the lies.
I guess I'm just one of those like anti government, anti
authority, radical extremists, like so many of you violent
extremists. If the FBI had its way, the same
people that want everybody deported.
Here's some British guys say in my heart, our long term goal is
to have a farm and so live out as many hours away from you
people as possible and let you enjoy your multiculturalism,
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