SAY ANYTHING: Those who would do ANYTHING for ACCESS | Ep 533

Take a look behind the curtain with a real whistle blower, an American patriot. Prepare to embrace the uncomfortable truth because this program has no time for comforting lies. Here is civil liberties enthusiasts, Second Amendment defender and recovering FBI agent Kyle Seraphin. Well, hello, my friends, Welcome to the Kyle Serfin Show. Today is Tuesday, it is April the 8th, and I appreciate you coming along for the ride. Today's episode is about say anything.

The people that are willing to trade their credibility, willing to trade their scruples, their integrity for access. It's a real thing. It's a big deal. It is prominent here both on the right and on the left. So we're going to cut both ways, but mostly I'm interested in people that are quote UN quote in the movement that are sort of on our side, as I'm told all the time. Someone referred to it as red on red. Well, we're going to do some red on red today.

People who pretend to be part of one thing, pretend that they have, you know, the capability of sussing out truth. And mostly what they do is they trade accuracy for audience. That's what I'm going to call it. OK, So today's going to get a little bit ugly, but we're only going to talk about things that I think need to be discussed and if you don't like it, that's OK too. I want to ask you to support the program. If you guys have the opportunity or you do have the opportunity.

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I don't know why in the hell we are living in a timeline where all of the warnings of my childhood are now being played out as real stories as an adult. How many of you recall sci-fi movies kind of giving us the warning that maybe some technology should be approached with a little bit of discipline? You know, things like AI could kill us all if you put it in charge of automation, if you allow it to do something like, I don't know, run all the defense industry stuff.

And now we've got AI drones. And I'm just waiting for the Terminator. If my wife and I have another male child, he's probably going to be named John Connor. I just think that's inevitable at this point and this story is just one more example of this. It's just it took longer because I grew up. Remember seeing these in the 90s. A direwolf has been revived through biotech company de extinction process and this couldn't go wrong ever, could it?

Colossal Biosciences. Even that sounds like a freaking 90s movie title. I don't like any of this at all. Has restored a long extinct canine species. A massive wolf. If you guys were fans of what was that show Game of Thrones, they had these back then in in that sort of fantasy space. In a scientific breakthrough that could forever change how human beings interact with our planet. Colossal Biosciences has brought back an extinct animal that rocked the last walk the earth

about 10,000 years ago. So before modern man really was doing anything. The direwolf. Based on the the US technologies, we have some ambitious goals of bringing back the extinct woolly mammoth. What the shit, people? What are we doing here? Is this real? Yes, of course it is. They think that they might be able to do a woolly mammoth by 2028. So by 2035, I guess we'll be fighting flippant dinosaurs. Is that true? Listen, I just remember the warnings of Ian Malcolm.

I can't get away from it. Haven't people thought about whether or not they should be doing this stuff, whether there's a like a a value in this? People who have wolves by the way, they shoot wolves. They spend they have full time people that shoot wolves on on oil pipelines so they don't destroy stuff. This is this is what the Tower of Babel was about. We actually had a biblical story about this. For those of you that that read this is this is not a new story.

Man aspires to the power of God and is almost always humbled. Here's a little taste of that from my childhood, something that I remember I read the books. They were very good. In fact, some of my favorite books and just Michael Crichton was prophetic in many ways, a brilliant writer in addition to just being a really good storyteller. Here's a great character, Ian Malcolm, who's sort of the he's kind of the anti hero of the Jurassic Park series, which if you only watch the movies, they

are nothing like what the books. The books were actually really serious warnings to human beings about playing with powers that are God like. Here's Ian Malcolm giving I, I think, one of the better sort of cautionary tales, and he does it in a great way, asking it in a very, very quotable manner. Don't you see the danger, John, inherent in what you're doing here? Genetic power is the most awesome force the planet's ever seen, but you wield it like a a

kid that's found his dad's gun. It's hardly appropriate to start hurling. Generalizations. If I may, I'll tell you the problem with the scientific power that you're that you're using here. It didn't require any discipline to attain it, you know. You read what others had done and you and you took the next step. You didn't earn the knowledge for yourselves, so you don't take any responsibility for it.

You stood on the shoulders of geniuses to accomplish something as fast as you could, and before you even knew what you had you, you patented it and packaged it and slapped it on a plastic lunch box. And now you're selling it. You want to sell it well. I I don't think you're giving this our due credit. Our scientists have done things which nobody's ever done before. Yeah, yeah.

But your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think of they should, right? And that the and that the question, it's not whether you can, it's whether you should. There's a lot of things that you can do that you can muscle your way through, but should you do that thing? You might be able to use your audience to express certain opinions that you have, but should you, Could you be using it in that way? Is that a responsible use of your power?

We heard all like we always hear stories of great power and great responsibility. And when people kind of screw that up, it goes all the way back to the to the Greek myths, when you start rivaling the powers of God or you start rivaling even the powers of strong men. If you do so irresponsibly, you are the villain. Pretty wild. The left has been strongly using a power called Law Fair. They started the game.

They're playing it. Luckily, we actually have intelligent people working in the Trump administration. I have a lot of, I'm, I'm giving a lot of credit to Stephen Miller. I, I'm guessing that it's Stephen Miller. I don't have any special access to him other than I, I've talked to people who used to work with him. That's about as close as I ever got. But this is a victory. This is using the power. This is what happens.

This is inevitable, because when you use and wield power, and you do so irresponsibly, inevitably it will swing back on you, even if it's just the power of government. What it what we always know. This is like a universal law. Nobody is on top forever. They have there was an I think it was Mark Twain, but you guys may have to correct me in the chat here. But there's a famous quote about the the the great families in America are always rising and

falling. If you look, the wealthiest families that exist today are not the same at the founding of the country. They're not the same 100 years in the country. There's a couple that hang on. But generally speaking, people come in and out of power, in and out of wealth. We don't see the Bush family commanding nearly as much as they used to, right? Like there used to be a time when they could write their check. The Clintons have fallen out of favor. Nobody's particularly interested

in what they're about. Chelsea Clinton is it's not going to be the same as a Hillary Clinton. These are things you can see in your own lifetime. And when you use a power of a sword, if you use executive power to cleave your way through things, what you're going to end up finding is eventually that power will catch up with you. The Supreme Court kind of reaffirmed that yesterday in

kind of a fun way. And what we've seen from the Trump administration is using this thing called the Alien Enemies Act, which is a quote, UN quote old law, a pre 1800 U.S. law that was last used, as far as I can tell, in World War 2, the Wartime Powers Act, allegedly. But also it gives you the opportunity to do something,

declare A predatory invasion. And when you have smart people on your side who are going to dig deep into the archives and say what would work in our favor, these people seem to be weaponizing law against us. Let's go find a law of our own. And they did. And yesterday in A5 four decision, which that, you know, is referred to as a split decision because Amy Coney Barrett decided to side with all

the other ladies. My take on that is that Amy Coney Barrett has been intimidated and is probably terrified of what she. She also had some Lib sympathies to begin with, if we're being totally honest. If you listen to her confirmation hearing. And I've seen people replaying clips of this talking about how she was very deeply incensed and and upset about George Floyd dying, which is a crazy position.

Yeah, on Monday, on Monday, that's yesterday, the Supreme Court, it was in the afternoon actually allowed the Trump administration to restart the now the deportations of of illegal aliens. This is coming from CBS News. So they say migrants claim that they are members of the Venezuelan gang in a seldom in invoked wartime authority, God forbid, but clarified that those subjects are subject to a judicial review. They are entitled to a review under the law. The question is what exactly can

they, they actually deal with? I've got the, the, the decision in front of me here. So I'll actually pull that up real quick because I wanted to read from it. This matter concerns, this is from the, from the Supreme Court decision. This matter concerns the detention, removal of Venezuelan nationals believed to be members of TDA Trende Aragua, a entity that the United States State Department has designated as a foreign terrorist operation according to federal regulations.

They have the list of what it is. The president issued A proclamation which is number 10, nine O 3, invoking the Alien Enemies Act. There's the statute for it, 50 USC 21, which we've talked to you guys about. It is requiring them to detain and remove Venezuelan nationals who are quote, members of TDA and quote, invocation of the Alien Enemies Act regarding the invasion of the United States by TDA under that particular

statute and federal regulation. 5 detainees became a punitive class, sought injunction and declaratory relief against the implementation and their removal order under the proclamation, blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. It gets kind of fun when it says the Alien Enemies Act is provisionally certified class consisting of all non citizens in US custody who are subject to the proclamation. In other words, they certified this as a class.

OK, but that's where it's not. That's not where it ends. It ends pull this onto my screen where I can see it. The DC Circuit denied the government's emergency motions to stay the order. In other words, the DC, the DC Circuit would not allow the government to get rid of the the TRO, the temporary restraining order against their implementation. So it stopped them. We construe the TR OS as appealable injunctions. The government has applied to have this thing vacated.

We grant that application and we vacate the TR OS. The Supreme Court got rid of the temporary restraining order on these deportations. The detainees seek equitable belief, equitable relief against the implementation of the proclamation and against the removal under the AEA Alien Enemies Act, and they challenge the government's interpretation

of the ACT. The problem is, is that the Supreme Court says we do not reach those arguments, challenges under the removal of the AEAA statute, which largely, quote UN quote, precludes judicial review. Do you Remember Me telling you those words not too long ago? Ledecky versus Watkin, a 1948 Supreme Court case, They brought it and they said basically, you only can bring a habeas charge. It's the only cause of action available to challenge deportation under the immigration statutes.

And the finding was is that they precluded judicial intervention beyond what was necessary to vindicate that due process was in fact served. And due process doesn't have to mean that they go to the federal court system. There can actually be an administrative judge through the through the DHS and so on, which didn't exist back then.

In any case, it's a, it's a narrow win, but a win nonetheless for the Trump administration to continue throwing people out of this country that don't belong in the country. They're wielding a sword. The left tried to wield a sword and they found out eventually that sword comes back on you. Here's another little thing that actually goes in the in the favor of the the Trump

administration. They were being told that they had to fix the mistaken deportation of a man who was declared to be part of TDA or MS13, in this case MS13. They said you got to get him back. ABC News reporting judge said that he has to be returned to the United States. And the Supreme Court said, well, let's just put a pin in that for a minute. We'll just think about it. They're not going to go and bring him back in right away. And that's OK too.

So you have you have two wins on the immigration front and they're going to keep having these wins is my guess. Because the way that the political left is trying to talk about this crazy stuff is not a win. Here is defender of the Republic, defender of illegal aliens, not picker of cotton, Dollar store, Cardi B, Jasmine Crockett, letting people know what immigrants in this country really do and how they built it and how black people aren't

going to pick cotton no more. I'm not kidding you. This is the take that is being floated out there. She was at a Baptist Church and you can hear people kind of get a slightly weirded out when she starts doing this again. She's doing her little fake, her fake get a routine. This is not a winning argument. It won't be a winning argument with regular people. I hope they continue to do it.

This is why I actually don't feel bad about tossing some grenades at people that are grifting on the on the political right because the left is not organized. This is the voice that they have that is so prominent. So I had to go around the country and educate people about what immigrants do for this country or the fact that we are a country of immigrants, right, Right. The fact is, ain't none of y'all trying to go and farm right now. OK, so I'm lying. Raise raise your hands.

You're not you're not. We done picking cotton. We are. You can't pay us enough to find a plantation. Actually, that's not true because the if you guys have seen any of these videos, people go around and ask what it would take to pick COD and how much you're doing and people you listen to.

It doesn't matter whether it's a white guy or a black guy at a Walmart. You offer the right wage, it turns out people will do it. And the joke is, is if you ask them, you know, for a certain amount of money, they're going to sing the slave songs too. I've seen these videos. They're really funny. People are like, Oh yeah, man, I'm singing the, I'm singing the songs. He's like, you singing the songs.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Because because if there's a certain rate and the and the job has nobility, like it's a thing that's needed, people will do it. Most of you will do that kind of work in your own yard, will you not? How many of you would like to actually farm your own space at this point? We're actually going back to that where people want that self-reliance, where they look down the the pipe of what the government's going to offer them and go, you know what?

I'm just not buying into the proposition here that we're getting a fair deal. I'd rather keep more things, grow more things with my own hands and not have to pay you for them, not have to pay anybody else, not have to import them from somewhere else. That'd be good. Wouldn't it be nice? It'd be nice if we could have that. We're going to talk a little bit about tariffs because that's needs to be discussed today just a little bit. We're hearing people kind of on

both sides of the aisle. I'm seeing people on the right also they nobody wants temporary pain. Isn't that the kind of the most American thing in the world? I like, look, I'm not a huge defender of any of this stuff and I don't pretend to be the master of any markets, but I know that I've built a pretty strong net worth and it didn't even take a hit. I didn't even lose money when I didn't have a job because we were able to just we, you know, we just cut all the dead weight in our life.

Our family, for, for better or for worse, has at least a reasonable understanding of what money is. And what I've discovered over the last, I don't know, maybe maybe two or three years, is that a lot of Americans do not know what money is. They're in significant debt. They make terrible financial decisions. Every time. I read a story, which many of you have read as well, that Americans could not handle a

$400.00 set back. And I hope that it's not all of you listening out there, but if it is, start today and build a cushion and cut whatever you need to do. In my case, I had to cut a house. I thought my family was going to live in a 20 foot RV with a family of 6 because that's what it was going to take for us not to go broke. That's a really, really hard decision to tell your pregnant wife.

And yet the alternative is that you're subservient, that you cash your checks on behalf of somebody else, that you can't make decisions based on principle. And that's where we're going to get into the grift people, these folks that have sold out all of their all of their credibility because they're living a lifestyle that's fancy and expensive and the only way to continue it is to sell out people's trust. So I don't like that and I don't

want to be that person. If you don't understand how money works, it can come back and it will haunt you. It will bite you for sure. This is the, this is Scott Besson talking about where money lives and who doesn't have it. And half of this country has none. They are, they are upside down and they are, they are slaves to the debt. And some of these things are their own choices. So at any point, at any point in time in your life, you can tighten your belt.

Have austerity, which means that you're not going to have all the things you want. There's a lot of things that I would love to have, but I don't. There's a lot of things that many of you would love to have. Fancy vacations, nicer cars, you know, more expensive, fancier clothes, maybe better guns. I don't know what it is like. There's something out there that you have forgone because it is not the right move financially. It is a irresponsible decision. And then when you can afford it,

maybe you do and good for you. I got no, I got no beef with people driving things that are nice if you can afford it, if you're not going to charge me for it. But when we hear about these stories about a lady who's got a 2024 BMW and she's also getting $4000 worth of food stamps and food subsidies and you see those Tik Toks go viral. And some she, she's very upset that someone's going to take away her government entitlement because she's not doing her job.

That's nauseating to us because how many of you have gone without something like that? Probably a lot. Here's Scott Besson kind of explaining why people are going to be panicky. Listen, I see a market downturn and I've seen it. I've, I've probably lost, I don't know, like 40-50, sixty, $1000 depending on between the my wife and I in not real money in unrealized gains, right? Nobody came in my house and took something away from me that I

now don't have any more. Nobody went into my bank account and ripped it out. It was fantasy money. We're playing in the Big Lottery machine. We're playing in the big casino. That's called the market, whether it be a mutual funds or direct stocks. And now they're worth less than they were before, but you still have the same number of them. So the valuation has changed. So what? For some of you, that's a big deal because that's where you're hedged.

And maybe that tells you something about where your investments are. And some of you, it's not even relevant at all. In fact, this is an opportunity. If you're under the age of probably 50, this is a buying opportunity for you. Here's Scott Besson kind of explaining that most Americans are not actually in that position. 50% of Americans not only don't have any money in the market, they don't have any money, period. They have negative money. And that's the thing to correct.

The only way you correct that is they have to individually make more difficult decisions, which is hard. And I don't know what those are going to look like for them. But everybody I know, even the people that don't have any money, they have cars, don't they? When I had no money, I had feet. And I'm not just saying that like that, like that's like an old school kind of thing to say

as a throwback. But I, I, I'm not kidding you, when I lived in Los Angeles, I went from having negative $500 in my bank account and no money whatsoever and student loan debt, by the way, and no job, none like sleeping on the floor, which is not a woe is me story. It's like I made terrible decisions and it ended up with hungry for a week, sleeping on on tile floors with nowhere to go and no idea what was coming

next. The minute that I got a job, the first thing I did was build a safety cushion because that sucks. And anybody who's ever been in the military who's had to sleep on the ground, once you realize that and you're like, man, I'd rather take a little bit of comfort with me and stuff that in my pack because comfort is worth the discomfort of carrying it around. OK, It turns out that safety Nets financially is worth the discomfort of not having all the things you want.

So I had a motorcycle and I'm just making my own example here before we do the Scott Besson clip. I had a motorcycle that I paid $200 for and it sometimes ran, which means sometimes I could take it to work, but often times I walked like two or three miles to work. No big deal. That's not a big deal. It's nice. I was outside of Los Angeles, so it was beautiful. It was in Burbank and sometimes I walked down and I caught the train or the the the bus.

It was a free shuttle. I got a job that had a free shuttle that would take you to all the movie studios. So I could do that because I could put away money like crazy. And I stacked it up and I've never been broke since then, not once since I was 2627 years old. So is that the same as walking uphill in the snow as you guys are giving me a hard time? It's like, no, it's not a walking uphill story in the

snow. This is a modern tale of like a guy who had a college degree, who had all the the benefits of going to private schools when I was in high school. My parents love me. They stayed together, they're still married. All of those good things work for me. And I still made enough bad decisions that I didn't have anything. And then I went and fixed it because it was not good. It was it was my fault. It was always my fault. Here's Scott Besson and he doesn't blame anybody.

And you're hearing Tucker Carlson saying, well, we got to fix it for these people. No, no, no, Give them an opportunity to fix it. And they need to fix it for themselves. So that's my statement to you guys about about financial responsibility. And it's why I'm never going to end up taking money from like the people that want to go be the Epstein binder crowd, which we're going to talk about later. Alright, hold on. We got to play the clip. I just had it up and then I put

it away. Sorry, I was looking at you guys in the chat. Here's here's the clip. The distribution of equities across households. The top 10% of Americans own 88% of equities, 88% of the stock market. The next 40% owns 12% of the stock market. The bottom 50 has debt. They have credit card bills, they rent their homes, they have auto loans. And we've got to give them some relief. That's the message. Right there, just as a bystander, I'm like, wow. OK. You don't have to give anybody

any relief. You do have to give them some wiggle room to do it. And it's one of the ways you're going to get wiggle room is tightening our belts and and things are going to get ugly. And that's just the nature of tariffs. I've been watching the the tariff market plan. This is how you know people are desperate and they make terrible decisions. If you're following an X post and that allows you to see a multi trillion dollar market swing. This is the story that's coming from NPR.

Have a false expost over on on X Twitter managed to swing the market trillions of dollars. It tells you everything you need to know about what people do and don't know. A lot of people dove in. If you're getting your stock tips from an anonymous account on X, give me a break. The relief that you need is is wiggle room is an opportunity. And it turns out that I think that when stocks drop down, you could actually buy into something. That means you have to have cash available.

If you don't wait for the next one, there will always be another dip. It always happens. It happened whenever there was a Democrat in it turns out it happens when you start making difficult decisions. So we're in the difficult decision period right now. What's funny is Donald Trump has never been shy about this stuff. He's been talking about it since I was in high school.

Here's a clip from 1995. This is Donald Trump talking 30 years ago very simply about why he thinks the United States gets played and why we need to do stuff like tariffs. And these are compelling arguments only because, if nothing else, have they been done before? Let's try something new. How about we try something different? Because a lot of people have

been cruising along in debt. They look, I mean, how many of how many people do you look around and you know, you're like, damn, they've got nice cars, They've got a nice house. And then, and then meanwhile, they're screaming at their wife every night because they are leveraged to their eyeballs in debt that they can barely afford to pay.

And they have to do things like, I don't know, hunt down J Sixers. They got to hunt them down because if they lose that paycheck for one month, and I know this for a fact having worked with federal agents, they are this far away from insolvency at any given moment.

And if you are that far away from not being able to meet your bills, if you don't have a six month slush fund that's sitting there that says, I can pay my mortgage, I can pay my food, my kids aren't going to go hungry, No one's going to come and repo my car because I either own it outright or it's a very manageable payment. All those things. If you don't have that going on, you work for whoever tells you to do something. And that's when atrocities happen. This is the common thread.

And suspend those, by the way, none of us are wealthy people. None of us, not Garreto Boyle, not Steve Friend, not Marcus Allen, Steve Baker, none of us are wealthy. We're not. Every single person there, though, has made financial decisions that are less fun that allowed us to say, if they take this job, I'm going to stand up and be someone of integrity again. Donald Trump is talking about trying something new. How about that? How about we just try something

different? Sometimes you ought to do that, especially if people are so willing. If you're willing to see trillions of dollars change hands, which means a bunch of people made a bet on something stupid because it was a false ex post, why not try tariffs if that's what needs to be done? I'm I'm actually in the camp of let's wait and see. The guy hasn't been like not thinking about this for the last 30 years. I couldn't believe this last auto deal is an example.

Here we are, we're sitting there. It's restricted. In Japan, everything's restricted, restricted, restricted. We're sitting. They can't come in and all of a sudden this country falls. We do the old fall down. I've never seen it. That isn't the way the press reported it. The press reported it that we had a deal and then all of a sudden it turned out that the deal turned out that it was not a good deal for us and we had all the cards. I mean, it's not like we didn't

have the car. It's like, keep your cars out of here until you open up. That's all. Keep your cars out. And then you, the first hour was like, oh, we made this wonderful deal. After about 15 seconds after that, people realized we got duped. I just don't understand it. What's wrong with us? I mean, I guess what they said, well, this would hurt American car dealers. You know what's wrong with us? I don't know. They're afraid politically to make a little bit of a tough

stand. That wasn't even a tough one. That was a no brainer. You would have had the Japanese cars out for 19 1/2 seconds and you would have won every single point. It's the most incredible failure in negotiation that I've seen, but it happens all the time. I just don't understand it. So I would take a much harder stand. I'd take a much more difficult stand. I would say make a couple of enemies. I think I'd make a lot of friends ultimately if the United States.

All right, so there's more to it. I may actually go post that over our locals. It's a pretty good clip. I pulled that from Maze Moore, another person I fall over next who does a great job digging into the historical. So yeah, here's the thing, short term you're going to upset people if people are playing the daily market. I listen to PB, PBD, Patrick, what's his name, Patrick Bette Davis, who's out there talking. Did I get that right? I think it did.

PBD podcast guy, he's out talking about if you're, if you're an active investor, like you're checking the markets every day and you're managing a 24/7, that's a different animal. Yeah, they're going to lose some money, they're going to be upset, they're going to speculate, they're going to short do all that. If you're a passive investor like most people, which means every month they're contributing

to A4O1K or something like that. Or you buy into stocks when you have the money to do it. Or you get a tip and you want to do it and one of your friends wants to go and own a piece of a company or you hear it's doing well. So you decide like you're the person that's in the casino that's putting money on the table that gets taking Patrick Bet David, right. Yeah. All right, so and they're getting the worst possible

information. I've got a really funny little clip that shows that the quote UN quote fake news. They talked about that 90 day, the reason that that things were manipulated was floated out, that there was going to be a 90 day pause on the tariffs, which made a bunch of people go like, oh, well, if it's going to pause, then we're good. But it turns out you have to kind of like commit to this plan. You have to, if this is a bluff, which I don't think it is, it's a strong play.

You got to just do it. You've got to cut all the way in. And I'm fairly confident the White House is there. They may have floated this out as a fun way to see how people would react to it or somebody that's an enemy to this policy put it out there. This is CNBC covering the 90 day pause fake news which swung the markets by a lot tells me it is quote, UN quote fake news that the White House is considering a 90 day pause.

So the White House pouring cold water on this idea, wherever it came from that they are considering a 90 day pause on tariffs, saying that the president is committed to his

tariff regime. And any reports that he's considering a 90 day pause are, quote, fake news that from the White House press secretary on the record just a short time ago to me on the cell phone here as we try to sort through where this came from and why it is that the market became convinced that that might be a possibility. The White House saying it is not a possibility. Carl. OK, fine. So there you go. Not a possibility. Maybe don't take your stop tips from somewhere on Twitter.

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There's a link of the show description so you guys can find out what that is. We're going to keep pressing onward. I get a couple other little things. False market. Let's do more on tariffs just for a little bit. This is the story that kind of linked me into it. How about how about kind of funny hearing why the left has no credibility in the space? I just had this funny little clip and it's going to come into more play later.

So This is why I don't think this is a danger right now to be talking about people doing a bad job. Why I don't mind kind of talking about, hey, the possibility is is that these tariffs work really well because I'm here on the other side crying about it. Jake Tapper making a claim on CNN the other day that he's not on the left and the Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rawlins is is like, wait, what?

So if you got bad information coming out at you and the people are willing to lie to your face like ACNN type Jake Tapper definitely not a leftist. Can anyone else validate that? Can Jake Tapper validate that in real life? A little taste of that. You've got 2 days of data. Everyone, especially on your side on the left is freaking not on the left. But at the end of the day, listen, this whole concept. All right, Jay, thank you. This whole concept. Is about rebuilding an American

economy around American good. OK, what does the rebuild look like, though? It has to be a hard reset, which means you have to have a foundation and a ground, which means you're going to lose ground, right? That that's, I think that's inevitable. I think that's where we're at right now. I've got Victor Davis Hanson, who I think is brilliant, asking some very, very poignant questions that we're going to have to to articulate in a minute.

Listen to Howard Ludnik, this is the commerce secretary talking about a reset. OK. If you want to give people an opportunity, you have to have a starting ground. So his argument is, is that we are going to yeah, things are going to cost more. Things are going to change around. We're going to, we're going to basically rejigger the the, the relationships that are happening globally with the United States when it comes to trade. All of these things land with

me, by the way. All of these things make perfect sense, at least to me, that the people we're talking about right now are not fools. They're people who have a lot of money that have a big understanding of what it is and they're trying something that Americans generally don't want to do. Everybody said you could never do this stuff, by the way, because Americans won't take the temporary pain that it's too hard. It's too hard to get re elected when there's temporary pain like

this. And Donald Trump can't be re elected, regardless of what he says about a third term, he can't be re elected. So a reset with someone who's got what nothing to lose. This is the last term. You can throw the pass, see what happens, run the play, see where it goes. Here's here's Howard Lutnick. The point is, you need to reset the power of the United States for America and reset it against all our allies and our enemies

alike. The the idea that all the countries of the world can run trade surpluses with America and buy our things with us. Remember $1.2 trillion in 1980, we were a net investor, meaning we owned more of the rest of the world than they owned the Yeah, it's a different world. It's a different now they own 18, they own $18 trillion of US net. So that means the rest of the world, every year when we run a $1.2 trillion deficit, the rest of the world buys $1.2 trillion of America.

And it goes up and up and up. And eventually we're not going to own America and we are going to be owned by the rest of the world. Imagine if we had a war and we can't build a ship, we can't fly a plane, we can't build our own planes, We don't have our own semiconductors. This is what the president is here to fix for America. It's he in his hands, and he wants to fix America. This is his chance to understand. America. OK, understood.

But I'd like to interrupt you with my points, which is that I just want to undermine everything you're doing, which is what these people keep doing this. That was CBS doing the doing the coverage there. Now you're going to get a little bit from Yahoo Finance, which they have a pretty fancy looking set, although the purple kind of turns me off. And another smart guy with a lot

of money. This is Kevin O'Leary talking about it and he very kind of deathly kind of weaves his way through answering the question in a way that they don't don't want to hear the answer. What they want to hear is that we screwed up and we're going to stop because we want to, we want you to take a loss. But the fact is you got to just come out the other end of this thing.

So temporary pain. Anybody who's ever had to like cut their budget and, and you had to do without some things, it's like, OK, we're not going to go out to dinner this month at all. Christians do it during Lent on the regular basis, don't they? My grandfather was famous for giving up alcohol and as far as I can tell, he was a like functional alcoholic. So every Lent he was miserable and cranky because he was going through withdrawals. And he did it cold Turkey every single Lent.

You know, he was miserable to be around. It wasn't fun. Nobody really wanted him to do it, as far as I can tell. But it's doable. And you came out the other side and you survived for, you know, almost 90 years. You could do it. It's doable if you have the, if you have the tenacity to push through to the other end. Here's Kevin O'Leary talking about it when they're trying to, they're trying to jam him up. Hey, did you screw up? And he's like, no. Hold on. I want to start on these

tariffs. The market is on track right now for its worst weekly performance since March of 2020. How do you continue to be an advocate for these tariffs given the sell off we're seeing, given that I have had every source on our show this morning say that these tariffs will be causing a recession in the United States? They don't know that yet. They don't know how long the tap's going to be on. We've never done this before. We've never taken on the entire

globe. Usually it's signed in trade agreements with specific countries, such as NAFTA, which was Canada and Mexico, or European Union situation. This is unique, over 60 countries. Now, there's two aspects to these tariffs #1 is reciprocality against tariffs from 1 country to another based on products and services that are specific.

So if you're charging a 20% tariff in India, it's going to be reciprocated in the United States, and those go away pretty quickly that that actually leads to fair trade. The more complex aspect of these negotiations are around the idea of trade imbalances. And so when you put on tariffs to try and fix trade imbalance, it's difficult because the largest economy on Earth is the United States. So really you're starting a behemoth negotiation. And it's it's happening in every country.

You highlighted Canada, but you might as well talk about Britain or even Switzerland where I am right now, where they have over 30% tariffs imposed 48 hours ago. And so you can assume that behind the scenes are two spheres of negotiations. 1 is let's try and reduce the imbalance of trade by buying more stuff from the United States. That's one signal and the other, which is very easy to fix, is simply remove all tariffs.

If you're going to have reciprocal tariffs at 20%, thirty percent, 40%, just get rid of them, bring them down to 0. He's giving the argument on how you make it go away, which is really easy. And by the way, if America can withstand it, then the other side has to go and capitulate. And it turns out as the largest consumer in on the globe, you got some leverage there, right? You got a little bit of opportunity to do that. By the way, he mentioned the things that went on with NAFTA.

I remember those negotiations. Many of you will as well. Here's a little discussion about NAFTA. And this is the same time that they were doing that. They were also opening up trade with China, Bill Clinton looking to bring China into the WTO. Basically everything that he said was a complete inverse of what actually ended up happening

when I was a kid. For, for whatever it's worth, in the 80s, Michael Crichton. Again, a throwback to, to my, to my little first clip that played some Jurassic World, Jurassic Park. Rather, there was a book called Rising Sun. Do you guys remember that? They made a movie out of it with Sean Connery. Do you know what? Do you know what the purpose and the storyline in that book was? It was an alarmist take on the superiority of Japanese electronic companies.

Do you know that? In my lifetime, the fear was is that the Japanese would overtake America and become a super nation that ran the entire globe because they were so good at doing something and they weren't. They weren't wrong about this, by the way. The Japanese were willing to do something called incrementalism and Americas wanted to do quantum leap. In other words, Americans wanted to buy a VCR and then they wanted to buy the next thing, a laser disc.

And then they wanted to buy ACD or a DVD player. They wanted to do technology quantum leaps. Whereas the theory was is the Japanese were more successful because they would buy AVCR and then there would be a faster speed VCR with buffering and they would buy that. And then there would be a better VCR that would have better inputs or outputs on the back of it and they would buy that.

And so they would incrementally increase their capabilities, and so they would slowly move their technology ahead. And that slow and steady progression was better than the American quantum leap requirements. And that's why the Japanese were going to destroy us. I want you to look around the globe right now. Japanese products, do they destroy all American products? No. Have we had quantum leaps forward? Yeah. Did the American system win? Why?

Because it's bigger and they have some kind of weird fetish problem and they have a a negative birth rate. Bill Clinton's talking about the problem that we thought was not going to be an issue. We thought they were going to be our super helper. Remember between Nixon to Clinton, everybody thought the Chinese were going to make make America's have all these options. And what it did is it made us addicted to cheap crappy goods. People always ask me like, oh, what, what do you think about

that thing? And my answer is almost always it's like, well, it's Chineseium. Chineseium is the is the is the element on the periodic table that makes up shitty Chinese products. And you all have Chineseium all around you. So do I in this room, there is plenty of Chineseum. The light stands. I use the, the, the lighting that we use for the podcast. Chineseum. OK. The speakers are Chineseum, as

far as I can tell. The, the, the arms that hold up my monitors are Chineseum. At some point, we're going to have to spend more money if you want Americans to actually have jobs and if you want to do it fairly. And by the way, they make our stuff not compete. Here's Bill Clinton again. Wrong a long time ago. The WTO agreement will move China in the right direction. It will advance the goals America has worked for in China for the past three decades, and of course, it will advance our

own economic interests. Economically, this agreement is the equivalent of a one way St. that requires China to open its markets with a fifth of the world's population, potentially the biggest markets in the world, to both our products and services in unprecedented new ways. All we do is to agree to maintain the present access which China enjoys. Chinese tariffs from telecommunications products to automobiles to agriculture will fall by half or more over just five years.

For the first time, our companies will be able to sell and distribute products in China made by workers here in America without being forced to relocate manufacturing to China, sell through the Chinese government, or transfer valuable technology. Oops, that didn't work out really well, did it?

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it almost exactly wrong. Nobody's going to relocate the factories. Is that right? Is that what they said? Here's Stephen Miller, our our only person that I believe is actually probably playing like legitimately 4D chess and Trump is listening to him. So that's good. And he's asking the question fundamentally, who should have priority to American markets? Should it be American companies or should it be Chinese companies as Bill Clinton set up for us?

Who? Should have priority access to the US market, Should it be the factory that's located in Cleveland or should it be the factory that's located in Beijing? That's the fundamental question the the radical left corporate media, the globalist corporate media that is attempting to criticize this plan.

Take the view that the best place to put your factory should be in Beijing or Shanghai or Bangkok or anywhere by the United States of America. The president's view is we should do everything in our power to make it so that the best place to put your factory is in an American town.

So we get all the benefit, we get the economic benefit, we get the social benefit, we get the community benefit, and most importantly, we get the national security benefit of having our critical industries here in America. And that's why we're calling it Liberation Day, because he is freeing us from a global economic system that has made us subservient to foreign nations and foreign powers.

How simple is that? OK, I'm going to give you the final question here that I think Victor Davis Hanson encapsulates quite well. How in the world do other nations which have significant tariffs on American goods survive? How do they do that? How can you survive having huge tariffs and thrive? It turns out that this argument is very telling to me because I do know that the all these companies, all these countries behind the scenes are all jacking up the price of American

goods. How did they survive when some of the things they require come from America? Pretty simple. Here's VDH as my buddy Charlie calls him the Great One. China has are so destructive of their economies. Why is China booming? How? How did India become a economic powerhouse when it has these exorbitant tariffs on American imports? How did Vietnam of all places, become such a a different country even though it has these prohibitive tariffs? Why isn't Germany before its

energy problems? Why wasn't it a wreck? It's it's got tariffs on almost everything that we send them. How is the EU even functioning with these tariffs? I thought tariffs destroyed an economy, but they seem to like them and they're angry that they're no longer asymmetrical. Apparently our people who are tariffing us think tariffs improve their economy. Maybe they're right, I don't

know. The second thing is why would you get angry at the person who is reacting to the asymmetrical tariff and not the people who inaugurated the tariff? Why is Canada mad at us when it's running a $63 billion surplus and it has tariffs on some American products at 250 250%? Doesn't it seem like the people who started this asymmetrical, if I could use the word trade war should be the culpable people, not the people who are reluctantly reacting to it. China has pro.

All right, so that looped in. But yeah, right. Who started this? This goes back to World War 2. This goes back to this American exceptionalism where we thought we had to rebuild the whole globe. That was actually the scary part that people are actually talking about in the 80s, about how the Japanese, we rebuilt them and now they're going to overtake us.

That's not what happened. So most people, when it comes to things that are very, very slow moving, like supply chains and global logistics and the global markets, which 50% of Americans have absolutely no play in, they don't have any money in it. They don't even have money to begin with. They have negative money. You know, I, I'm, I'm a big deep breath kind of guy when it comes to financial stuff. Every single crash that I've seen in my lifetime, it's gone

back. You know, it's, it's, it's sprung back at some point in time, housing collapses and so on. Take your time. If you're old and you don't have a choice, I get it. That's that is a bigger deal. This is something that's happening immediately that's happening right now. We've all been expecting wins is a different topic. We're going to we're going to go into the grenade throwing. So if you guys want to share this program, this might be the

part you cut. If you want to go ahead and create some strife out there, we're going to take some some some appropriate shots at people who need to be called out. The Tennessee Star is the the news organization, local and state news that was suing for years to get access to Audrey Hale, the Covenant school shooter, the so-called

tranifesto writer. They were trying to get access to this Covenant school shooter manifesto for years and couldn't get it. And the Justice Department said that it was so damaging and so dangerous that they could not release it. There were six people killed and it would cause I don't know what you got Cash Patel on here as the new FBI director, as the new ATF director as well and an acting role. And he apparently decided to release it, but not to the Tennessee Star who's had this

lawsuit for a very long time. Who who? This is local news to decided to release it to who? Oh, a a pretty blonde lady. This is Jesse Kelly with Megyn Kelly. We'll also talk about Julie Kelly. I don't know why the Julie the Kelly's are on there. The only one I like is Jesse, but he's talking and he says she. You seem to get some pretty juicy exclusives. Why did the newspaper that's been suing for the release of this for years and is now suing to find out why they didn't get

it? Why did they get scooped on their own story by a pretty blonde lady who had a big fight publicly with Trump and has now come out as like the ultimate Trumper non-stop? Because everybody that I see in the media space on the right, if they want to have access to a cash Patel, to a Dan Bongino to a Pam Bondi to Stephen Miller, if they want to have access, they have to kiss ass. They have to trade their accuracy, their credibility. They have to trade their integrity so that they can get

near the story. Because access equals exclusive and exclusive equals clicks and clicks equal money. That's how you monetize it. If you guys don't know how we do this, the more of you that watch, the more that I could ask for an ad when I go and read them and I only do two or three per show. But if we have documented views, if you watching, then access to you, the audience is how we make money here. That's the that's the deal that we have. Do you know that?

That's the deal. You listen to a couple of commercials because they know that if you're listening to what I have to say for 60 to 75 minutes a day and you think that that's interesting to you, you'll also be interested in the products that I'm willing to represent to you. And you know what, I take that really seriously. So I only have products that I actually think are use useful or, or, or that I would spend my own money on. That's why I've got a Patriot cooler sitting right next to me.

I mean, it's, it's literally, it's why I have silent bags on the floor that keep my phones quiet. I would rather go out and just find things that I already have in my house and have them represent through you. That's why we have blackout coffee back there behind me. These are things that we find of value. That's the deal when it comes to advertising. How do you get Juicy exclusives, though? So you can bump those numbers up. You bump them up by being somebody who drops down to your

knees for the administration. It's very interesting to me if you guys saw our our thumbnail, a lot of them tend to be mediocre, mid rate, very generic looking blonde women. And maybe it's because I'm not a blonde guy. My wife is a brunette. Sorry for all you people that

are blonde. Like everybody has a taste, but I don't get it. There's this like there's this boomer instinct that shows up across Fox News that if they can get a generic looking pretty ish blonde lady of any age between 70 and 30, they will put them in front of you and have them say words to you. And people will just go Oh my

God, it's amazing. Nicole Parker knows nothing about the FBI, was useless in the FBI, was known as rat face in the Miami field office, didn't know anything, didn't do anything, worked in a position of complete uselessness. Julie Kelly, somebody who found her time doing what Schilling for fucking Monsanto. Excuse my language, but Schilling for Monsanto in the era of RFK Junior going out and doing the make America healthy again.

And she didn't get a catch on that even though her husband was promoting it and they're millionaires. Then she decided I bet I could do a MAGA grift. And in the meantime, all of her dollars that she's getting, she's turning around and supporting Democrats or her husband is either way, the big money in their house. How is it that people decided to go for that? Because we've chosen these heroes and they represent my

opinion. I trust Dan Bongino, I trust Cash Patel, I trust Julie Kelly, I trust Megyn Kelly, I believe in Liz Wheeler. I know that DC Drano's never let me down. Cat Turd speaks for me. All of these fools, they've all traded all their credibility, even if they had some in the beginning, because they had original tags or humor, and I'm sure there's plenty of that. At some point, they realize, oh, boy, there's a lot of money. There's a lot of money to be able to sell it out.

And I've talked to big influencers that, you know, the names of, and they're like, yeah, I get offers in my inbox and I take them. People say, hey, would you, you know, promote this thing? And they do it for the stupidest amount of money, folks you can imagine. They do it for $200 a tweet to reach a million of you, I'm not even kidding, $50 a tweet. Sometimes they do it just to maintain friendship with the people that are going to give them these scoops. And this is this is Megyn Kelly

talking about her juicy scoop. You always seem to get your hands on some good juicy exclusives. Let's talk about the manifesto, the Nashville Manifesto. Everyone remembers that terrible, terrible school shooting with that tranny shooter. And it was, it was bad. Well, the FBI tried to hide it. You got your hands on it. What happened? Yeah. Biden's FBI tried to hide it and did hide it. And the Nashville police were keeping it behind, you know, locked doors.

And it wasn't until Trump and Cash Patel got in charge and took over the FBI that they finally made sure it got out there. And, you know, they, they gave us permission to reveal that they are the ones who gave it to us, the FBI. And so we have it and we went through it and it's 1000 plus pages and it's. And the only condition is, is that we have to just say it's because of the great transparency and the wonderful work of Cash Patel and Dan Bongino.

The same people that are like the same FBI that has two new managers and essentially the entire same staff. Do you guys realize that we are now putting lipstick on the pig in the form of two people that I've advocated for? I want them to be successful. I really do. They have to cut throats and they're not doing it. Look at this. You want to see something that makes you kind of want to just kind of puke. Do you remember if cutesy time is over?

Is this not the the definition of cutesy time? I don't take a lot of shots at people, but I I'll, I'll just go out there on a limb right now and people have told me I shouldn't say this, but I don't give a shit. I'm going to suggest to you that Dan Bongino is sitting behind a podcast desk before January 1st, 2026. I bet you he's gone. I think that he leaves the FBI because he doesn't have the ability to do the thing that he thought he was going to do. And so now he's part of cutesy

time. Remember the Don't Get Dead guy, how tough he is. Everybody thinks Dan Bongino tough New York City cop talks big MMA. One time he told me he carries 3 guns in his gun bag. He sent me that in a private text and I was like, I don't understand, just carry magazines. What the hell are you talking about? Why? Why are you carrying multiple guns? That just that tells me you're not a gun guy. You don't get it. He sent me some of the guns. He's got pictures of him.

He's got a Terran tactical like a like a like a pit Viper or sand Viper. It's awesome. It's an awesome looking gun. OK, you can afford $8000 guns. He's a multi millionaire now. This is why you don't put multi millionaires in these kind of positions. And now he's going to have a security detail. That's what you're saying. NBC reporting it. I already knew this by the way. FBI is going to create a multi agent bodyguard team to protect Dan Bongino.

Up to 20 agents will be required for a full time protective detail. He could have chose, like every other deputy director, to just carry a gun. I met several deputy directors. The one that I like most was was David Bowditch. I met him very briefly. I'd had like a 2 minute conversation with him at one point. He was funny. He's a big guy, Dan's a big guy, and he was carrying a gun and I

could see it print in his suit. He was sitting there on his right hip and he was carrying the Glock 22, the 40 caliber gun that I was issued right out of Quantico. And he had two guys with him. He had two special assistants. They were both special agents. If a three man team of special agents cannot handle the problem coming your way, you're probably

screwed. Why are we putting 20 people on you night and day, covering down on your whole family and making sure they follow you everywhere and put you in a motorcade? Give me a freaking break man. I thought Dan was supposed to be the big tough guy. I thought he was like rolling AT shirt. Just a regular guy just like us. Now you need 20 agents and there's 30 agents on Patel. There's another thirty of them on Bondi. You have like .6% of the entire FB is agent pool.

More than half a percent of all the agents in the entire FBI are just doing security work. And that's a pretty cush gig, by the way, 'cause you don't have to work cases. There's no paperwork in that. You just show up. You get paid shit loads of overtime. You get to fly all over the place, you get to go wherever the trip is. You fly in the jet. It's an awesome gig. Everybody wants it 'cause they

don't have to do work. And maybe some people need it, but the director needs to have some freaking balls. And I know the deputy director does because wasn't he a former federal agent? Isn't that the story that Dan was a former federal agent? Where's this guy? I'm just asking. Dan and I haven't spoken in a while. I'll show you why. If you guys don't know the story, We haven't spoken in

quite a bit. I did my first public interview with him because what he told me was he wasn't going to let my story drop because he took it on like a mission. He said he was like an evangelist and that he thought the problems at the FBI were national security problems for regular Americans. And I believed him. I guess. Shame on me. Dan Bongino. The FBI needs to be disbanded. Special Agent testified that they paid a Russian entity, a Russian national called Danchenko, $200,000 to serve as

the Trump dossier source. That's from Fox News back when he had a Fox Show. I was on his Fox Show a bunch of times. I was on his radio show a bunch of times. I got booted out by a blonde lady who's ugly as hell who looks like a tranny. She looks like this. If you guys are not watching, you guys might as well come and check this out. This is this is what she looks like, right? And she's a she's a multi millionaire Democrat. Whatever happened to that? You want to know why we don't

talk anymore? Because somebody who I trusted, who I asked some real specific questions like, hey, I'm putting my life into your hands here. I'm going to be going up against the federal government. I am going to reveal my name to the nation. And I didn't want to be a public figure. I, I was terrified of doing that, folks. I didn't want anything to do with sitting in front of a microphone or a camera. I flew out there and on almost no sleep.

My first, my first podcast with Dan was done in the open wearing a flippin black T-shirt and a pair of jeans and a pair of boots that I used to wear into the office in Washington, DC. And this is what he put out on his radio show because of Julie Kelly, who flip and lied, who doesn't know what the shit she's talking about and is now going to discredit George Hill, who spent more honorable time on this planet than Julie Kelly has ever had in her imagination, probably anybody in Julie

Kelly's family has had combined. Whoa. This is what Dan had to say. I'll just play it on the I'm going to sit on the screen here and react to it a little bit. But This is why we don't talk anymore, because I haven't used my platform ever to go out there do that. My platform's a lot smaller, no doubt. This is a pretty. Awful thing to do out on your big radio show that talks to a bunch of people, but this is

what it's about. Drifters, losers, zeros, you know, people who do strange things with hot Pockets in their basement when mom's not around. There's a lot of what are you laughing at you? There's a lot of these. And, you know, I try to help people out a lot. I do, I do, I try to. I try to do my best to try to.

You know, give people a platform because when I first started out in the business, I had people who did it for me, you know, Mark Levin, Sean Hannity, Glenn Beck and others when I was running for office, they gave me a shot. I mean, folks, when I say I was a big unknown, I'm not being, I'm, I'm not being dramatic about being candid and honest. I mean, no one had any idea who I was.

And people help me out a lot, but sometimes it goes wrong, you know, And I think if you've seen what's happened with this, with this former FBI guy, you see what I'm talking about. I mean, it's really a shame to see these guys just go from, you know, whistleblowers to. And then I guess they fall in love with themselves and just get crazy. Yeah. Who fell in love with himself? Anybody you guys want to answer that out there? I'll take the comments. Do you know how disgraceful it

is to have someone say that? That's called projection. That's what leftists do. What happened to being a show that where facts? They're not immune to the facts. I listened to the Dan Bongino intro hundreds of times just like you guys did. A show that's not immune to the facts. No, they're not immune to it. They're allergic to it. Because the fact is, is that an FD 888 has a pre filled in section that says you're going

to use the deadly force policy. And the first thing I ever said to Dan, and he fucking knows this, is that there is no reason that they ever should have done a raid on Mar A Lago. It should have been a consent based search. They should have sought consent and done it that way. I always have been consistent about that. I was consistent when I spoke to Dan. I, I would have been consistent if I told Julie Kelly, you guys

even missed the damn point. If you made an exception for Donald Trump, then you would have something as an exception. The real story at that time about the Mar A Lago search warrant is that they did treat Donald Trump like a common criminal. And that is something to be outraged about. You should have been flipping furious and Americans, regular Americans, should have been on

both sides of the aisle. If you treat the former president like any common drug dealer, like every search warrant that I've ever served, which had the same deadly force policy, the fact they did that was a gift and it's the reason why he's in the White House right now. And who knew that God actually gave us a reprieve on all of this stuff? Because if we had Donald Trump not sit through the 2020 election to get removed, we wouldn't have had the contrast of what happened then and now.

We wouldn't have him have the balls to go out there and do the tariff deal because that wasn't happening in one point. O, you know, that one point. O Trump was not about to do what he's doing today. He didn't have Stephen Miller working in the same way. I'm going to finish this thing out only because it needs to be done. This is this is like the every time I watch this, it makes my, it like it makes my, it makes me sick.

It makes me sick that this guy said that because there's a major apology and anytime somebody tags me on a social media and says, well, you know, Dan, why don't you reach out to him? This is why the apology needs to come from One Direction only. Shame on you. You're at my former agency and you need 20 men to protect you. Don't ever claim to be tough because of that. That's weak. The director should get rid of the detail and the plane and fly coach like everybody else.

I don't even care if he flies first class. The fact that he flies in the $60 million jet, show me that you want to be a political Prince. They always say that power is the thing, right? You can find people that are your friends when you're down and out. You really want to find a test of a man's character. Give him everything. Give him all the power and all the money. Give him a $60 million government jet because we haven't heard from Cash since he stepped in.

Now I hope he's doing the right thing and I want him to. And they still have a small opportunity. I'm going to tell you one more story that that needs to be corrected and they haven't forgot about it. And I'm not going to let him. But this is the rest of that little clip. It's just nuts. It's so sad. Julie Kelly is just a wonderful person. I don't know if you've seen the story, but Julie. And there's some donations, but the husband has a job and I'm not, I'm not vouching for any of

that. You shouldn't, you know, whatever. I don't, you know, I make donations to Republicans. But Julie Kelly's work is amazing. And I'm going to tell you something, Jim, you know this as well because you and I communicate with her. There isn't a single person out there, I'd say her and Darren Beattie, putting them in a class by themselves who have done more to expose the massive January 6th scandal than Julie. And if if you're going to attack

her on personal stuff, fine. She's a big girl. She can handle it, She'll take care of it. Nope, you did. But Julie has been a regular guest on the show. You would have no idea what really happened on January 6th. None if it was not for Julie Kelly and Darren Beatty. Are you out of your freaking mind? Do you know how I know what happened on January 6th? Because I was freaking in the FBI, you dummy. And that's the that's the segue

that you're going to talk about. The first thing we talked about, I know more about what happened in the FBI. I know more about the FBI period than Julie Kelly will ever know. And what I know is she's running cover for this guy right now. Someone called Stephen Jensen, who's the a Dick of the Washington Field office. It doesn't matter if George Hill even remember those conversations.

It actually doesn't matter if if George Hill was even on 60 plus phone calls with Stephen Jensen when he was the section chief of DTOS. We had him on yesterday because I gave him a chance to say his own words because I let people defend themselves real easily and I would get a huge kick out of Julie Kelly wanted to try to defend herself. But to be honest with you, if I saw her drowning in a river, I'm

not that good of a person. I'd probably throw her a cinder block because I don't care what happens to her. She's a shit human being. Last night she went out for for for clout and she did something that I've never seen someone do. She went out there and threw in the face of people a miscarriage from someone who was completely unrelated to this to re traumatize. And so I had to go reach out to Annette and say, but I'm really sorry that Julie Kelly is trying

to use your personal tragedy. Ignore these people. Protect yourself. Steve Jensen was the section chief from April 2020 to October 2021 when the parents at school board stuff came out. He was the domestic terrorism operations section chief. That means he was the architect of the terrorism enhancements that went along with January 6th. The end, the reason that Julie

Kelly doesn't know that. And by the way, there's no history of her ever commenting on Stephen Jennings because she doesn't know what the FBI is. She's never known what it was. So for the the overwhelming understanding of it, why have we never identified this human being? I never looked into it because I don't care. But if you said, hey, who would have been the person that was in charge of the entire programmatic end of headquarters, I would have said the section chief and they said

which one? I would have said DTOS. Why? Because I work for the FBI and I know what the hell I'm talking about. And now Dan Bongino does too. And now Cash Patel does too. And they promoted this asshole to be in charge of the Washington field office. He took over the job that Sundberg was in before. And before that was Steve D Antuano. Steve D Antuano, who also helped be the top guy when they were doing the Whitmer case.

And Julie Kelly, not knowing anything about anything, thinks that the front guy somehow has special knowledge. Because here's what the the the slide is going to be right now, folks, the slide is going to be, we have to protect Stephen Jensen because he has special knowledge about the pipe bomber case. That's what she's floating out.

Do you know how I know? Because the FBI told that to sources, their sources, which are all these grifters that are out there in the, in the, the social media sphere, they're all going to spin this. So here's what's coming up in the next, let's say 72 hours. Stephen Jensen is super important because he knows special things about the pipe bomber case he was put in because he was a dissenting voice against the parents at school board meeting thing.

That's not true, by the way. That's false. The reason why Stephen Jensen is there, the reason why that asshole who got the bagpipes was there Dennehy, the reason all of these people who were all Never Trumpers and or yes, Bureau institution over Constitution people, the reason why every damn one of them was there is because they knew Cash Patel way back when, when Cash Patel was in New York. That's it. Cash is leaning on old contacts

instead of new contacts. And he's like, I knew you back when when you were a brick agent. If you think that being in the FBI for 15 years on your knees and gagging on anything that's put in front of your face, because that's what happens to FBI management. Every one of them says yes and yes Sir, and how high they all do it. There are so small numbers of people that have been given an opportunity to do the right thing and did the right thing. It is infinitesimally small.

And most of them have been removed and they don't work for the FBI anymore. And those are the people who should have been hired to come in and fix it and none of them were. None of the suspendables have been fixed. That is not a cry. I don't care. I'm going to stand on my own 2

feet and I won't sell it out. But the people that are in there telling you the cutesy time was over and that we should bury that place and scatter to the four winds or that you were about to see a deep state museum at the Hoover Building has not happened. Let me debunk this for you right here. Julie Kelly yesterday. I've spent some time this weekend reading transcripts related to Stephen Jensen. Yeah, sure you have. She said she did her own research.

By the way, I've done my own research. Was one of her quotes. You don't have the ability to research who Stephen Jensen is because, one, you don't have the ability to understand the FBI. You never worked there and you just don't know it. And two, and maybe the most important piece of it, you don't have access to FBI personnel files. You don't have access to any of the casework this guy did. You don't have access to FBI

agents. What you have access to are Dan Bongino and Cash Patel, who have told you this. It's complicated. Yeah. He's there because he was the section chief. She's going to acknowledge something and then try to pivot like it's something that she understands. She has no idea. None. Here's another one. George Hill. He was a good guy, but he just didn't know what he was talking about. It's irrelevant. The man's position is the indictment of who he was and what he did. Period.

Julie Kelly might as well be in this crowd. Put on your cowboy hat. Saddle up and go hang outside the White House and smile and do a TikTok dance with your freaking Epstein binder because that's that or your tranfesto like Megyn Kelly. I'm going to take all those hits right there. You guys don't have to like it. You know what needs to be investigated? How about this? The FBI Agents Association, which saddles up to the director immediately, the agents who took

a knee for BLM. This is the New York Post that covered it. You want to know what's really funny? If you go back, the first story where that was talked about, I went and found it because nobody else covered it at the time. It was The Washington Times. It was September 29th of 2022 and I was quoted in September. That was five days after I first went story.

I took the story down with with Dan Bongita when I first spoke to Dan. Five days later, Carrie Pickett released a story about the politicization of the FBI, the kneelers for Kneel Team 6 taking a knee with BLM protesters. Even on the screen, if you look up there at that picture, about a third of those people are not kneeling. Did you know that all the kneelers got promoted? Every freaking one of them did. They all advanced to very high

level positions. And the person who covered, she actually got to be the executive assistant director of National security, Larissa Knapp. She was the number three person in the entire FBI and now she has a Cush gig working for the Motion Picture Association. She's part of the rating system. Everybody got promoted. Sarah Linton, the £400 female that was there, she was made a special agent in charge. That's four positions above where she was right there, or

three. She got moved all the way up. Amy Oakes sitting in the back. Asian female, used to sit right next to me. Really nice lady, not a great decision maker. Thought she was tough but wasn't whatever. She got promoted to ASCI supervisor on a squad out at a preferable location. Becca got sent out to a got sent out to to a league at position. All these people got promoted. Tatiana in there didn't. She didn't take a knee. How about that? Some of these people, you really need to pay.

They all need to be identified. So how about that? How about you guys go in and show us the cutesy times over and you put that to work? It was a whole bunch of them. Anyway, you can go back five days after my first public appearance. I was calling this out and it took, let's see, when did the IT took a month before the New York Post picked up the story and ran it like it was their own. That was James Gagliano. OK, James Gagliano.

No problem with him. But he's an OG Bureau guy that's going to defend the Bureau. And he even had a problem with this. These are the real corruption pieces. And then you got the cover. All right. And why do I feel like I'm, like, particularly irritated with the people like Megyn Kelly today and the Julie Kelly types, Maybe because I saw this clip and this bothers me a lot. There are a bunch of women out there that are dancing around in the conservative space, OK?

And they're not married and they're not conservative and they don't live conservative values. And they say bullshit like this. And this is the reason why you are losing men in this country, why they're not going to be part of it. And by the way, every one of those female FBI employees that was on a knee out there or standing, every one of them got a job when there was a man that was fitter, stronger, faster, and more capable. But they got hired because they were women.

If you don't think that's true, you don't know anything about law enforcement. If you're going to make tactics and fighting and MMA and warrior culture part of being in law enforcement, then you damn well better pick men. Because men can beat all the women out there. And if there's a woman that could beat the men, there's a man that could beat that woman, bar none.

You know how I know? Because I've seen every woman on man fight at every Walmart. And your average fat guy can knock out a fit, spunky, spry young lady every time. And he doesn't even have to try. And we can't have that if we're being serious. Megyn Kelly talking about the problem with men. But the problem with men is, is that you're just not going to marry women who have a job.

No, how about we just value that women have more important work to do and raising babies is the single most important thing that you can do. And I'm willing to slave at whatever it takes. I'm willing to dig ditches. I'm willing, which is my dad's expression, I'm sure of it. I'm willing to go work at Walmart. Steve Friend is applied to work overnight security at a hospital because feeding his family is more important. His wife should be there for his kids.

That's what he thinks. Men go into the world because we are expendable and women are not, and if we got back to some real conservative values, we probably wouldn't have this grift crap. By the way, how many of these women are unmarried and out there flirting with the trad life, showing you their sourdough, and they're out there putting their face out like they have something to say?

Go get married. Go out there and do what you actually say you do. Here's Megyn Kelly this bothers the hell out of. Me here's what's happening on the right, young women. I and I talk to young conservative women all the time about their lives and their goals and, you know, the things that they want. And what's happening is they can't find men who are maybe

more conservative. Usually they're looking for somebody who is religious, you know, like they're a lot of conservative women tend to be God, God loving conservatives. And they can't find a lot of young men who want to marry a working woman now. And this is an actual problem that's that's coming up on the right.

And to me, it's so sad because it's like, how do we get to the point where we we're now telling young, conservative, amazing women that they're not attractive if they also work, if they choose to, let's say, do what I'm doing and what you're doing and like, get their voice out there. But I'll stick with me just because I think conservatives listening to this will like the thought of another Megyn Kelly voice up and coming. Well, why wouldn't we want that?

Why would we take somebody who's talented in this field and really wants to make a difference and have the messaging to her be you're really not that valuable unless you give it up and go into the home and only have a family and only raise a family. And the and the not only are we sending her that message, but young men are actually believing that they're they're actually believing, especially on the right. Only have a family.

Only embrace the superpower that women have that men don't to give life to another person and to raise them with unlimited patience. Patience that I can't fathom. My wife is sleeping on a couch for the last two nights because we're potty training kids and she wanted to be close to them so that she could be right there. I don't have that sort of tenacity to do that thing. I'd be like, we'll just potty train them later. I got stuff to do in the morning. I don't want to sleep on a couch.

I'm a grown up and it's not fun for me. Moms do stuff that nobody will do. We'll put up with my My wife's aunt read engineering textbooks into a dictaphone and sent burn CDs of engineering textbooks for four years for her daughter who had a learning disability to be able to do engineering school. Do you know what kind of superpower that is? I want each of you to imagine opening an engineering textbook. If you've never seen one, go find one. They're about as dry as it gets.

Then imagine reading hundreds of pages multiple times for years so that your child can go out and get a job in their chosen field. That is a freaking superpower. So only be a mom. That is the most insulting shit I've ever heard. And Megyn Kelly who now has the tranifesto. Disgusting. Absolutely disgusting to me. I don't care if there's a never there's never another Megyn Kelly voice ever ever. I don't care. She's mistaken.

The fact that people buy into it is because you guys buy into idolatry, that these people are your champions and you've nominated. And this goes all the way back as far as time. People have always wanted to see champions. They do the thing that I can't do. They say the thing that I want to say in the way I want to do it. Gross. Be careful who your idols are. Question all of them. You should. The left has their own. Here's their version of it.

By the way, Megyn Kelly's only be a mom leads to Tim McBride in Congress. A dude dressed up in a ladies pantsuit like some ugly budget homosexual male Hillary Clinton and here he is talking about Medicaid and keep your hands off women's bodies. It's going to lead to dudes pretending to be women and saying how dare you. This is how it starts. It starts with a Megyn Kelly and it ends with this guy. And we are here.

Today. Because while we know that Donald Trump thinks that he can place his hands anywhere, we're telling him hell no. Hands off our Social Security. Hands off our Medicaid. Hands off Medicare. Hands off. Hands off our kids. Hands off women's rights. Hands off LGBTQ rights. Yeah, that's the same person that puts his hands on his Dick in the women's restroom. Can we just be really clear about what you just heard women cheering for?

It's a leftist talking point that being a mom is just not enough. It pisses me off and it makes me sick if you guys don't get it. Stop following these people. That's the that was the message that Dan ended with, by the way. Stop following these guys. How about stop believing in people and ask the questions? Where is that dude that said we need to burn it all to a pile of smoking rubble? Where's the cutesy time is over guy?

Because I'd like to see him come back as I was rooting for Dan Bongino, even though we have a personal vendetta which has to do with some blonde ugly lady who looks like a tranny. How about that? How about that guy come back and do the job that we hired him to do that Donald Trump asked him to do? And if he can't do it, he needs to be a man and say they won't let me instead of being a protector of an institution that is lipstick on an ugly ass pig.

Because the FBI hasn't changed one bit, especially when you promoted Stephen Jensen, the guy who ran the J6 terrorism end of it directly to the most powerful office in Washington field. That is like having a discussion about the doctor Manglan saying, you know, I know he killed a lot of Jews. He disfigured a bunch of people. He did open vivisections of twins, but he has some incredible insights about medical technologies. Hang him. That's the answer. That guy should be gone.

There's no reason to keep it. All right. That's as spicy as we're going to get today. Hopefully that was fun for you, too. I don't know. I don't even know if it's therapeutic. It just makes me sick. I'm showing this again. We're a one man show folks. This is what it looks like every morning. If you've never seen it, this is how we operate. This is an extra room in a in a regular house in the suburbs. Thanks for joining us over here. It's rumble.com/kyle Seraphin.

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Put them out there at kyleserifandshow.com, which is the the Spotify, God bless all of you. You guys want a palate cleanser? Do we need to cleanse? I feel like we need to let's do, let's do a palate cleanser. What about COVID? Was that COVID the opportunity for millennials to buy houses? This is a dark look at at maybe we need a plague. So here's a little a joke for us to walk out the door on because it's fun. Dude, we're never going to own millennials gens.

Y'all are never never going to own homes. And it's our fault we fumble the back because for years we're praying to God, God, please fix the housing crisis. Please open up the supply of available homes in this country. And then in March of 2020, God was like, here, here's a disease that specifically kills old people. And we were like, no, wear a mask, save grandma. Stop the spread. Let it spread.

Let God. Cook. Right. That was an opportunity for everybody that's in the housing market and says, oh, I can't afford it. What's going on there? Yeah, yeah, that's it. Oh, great question on the on the chat, by the way, as we as we leave the show, it's not a teleprompter, it's a monitor. So I can see what's coming out. So I'm actually talking to myself. I'm looking at you, you're looking at me, but it's actually me looking at me. That's all it is.

I just want to know what's going out into the stream. So that's how I run this thing. I don't have to write any notes for this. This all comes out of the top of my head. I couldn't, I couldn't write, I couldn't read that fast. I absolutely promise you. Anyway, God bless you guys. Thanks for being here. Thanks for making making the show what it is. And I look forward to seeing you again tomorrow. I'll send you guys to the American Radicals podcast.

I'm sure they are deep into it right now. So I apologize to Steve and Garrett. They have their own thoughts on this, but today was grenade day, so have a good one. Thanks for listening to the Kyle Seraphin show, streamed live weekdays on rumble.com/kyle Seraphin Bobble Kyle on Twitter, Truth Social and Instagram at Kyle Seraphin.