The REAL November Decision | Ep 361

Take a look. Behind the curtain with a real whistle blower, an American patriot prepared to embrace the uncomfortable truth. Because this program has no time for comforting lies. Here is civil liberties enthusiast, Second Amendment defender, and recovering FBI agent Kyle Seraphim. Well, hello my friends, welcome to the Kyle serving show. Today's Friday. It's a friendly Friday and Steve friend will be joining us

momentarily. I've got him on the line and he's just sitting there waiting patiently. He's a good guy. We've got some Steve stuff. We actually have a Steve based palate cleanser for you guys to go into your weekend. I think we're going to have a good time today, so I hope that you stay with us. Let's get started right away. I'm going to tell you where we're going with this because this is going to be a weird day. We're going to be talking about pedophiles.

Why not? We're going to be talking about Kamala Harris and the attacks that are on her and how unfounded they are. Of course, that is not related to the pedophile comment at all, not even a little bit. Then we're going to get into how Trump is very mean because that's what has to be covered. I'm just going through the kind of the major topics right now. Trans athletes actually have been discriminated against for a very long time.

Some of you are being mean to this dude who may or may not be intersex or have some sort of hormonal issue that makes him like a man that punches out women. So we're going to talk about that. That actually goes back to the Nazi days. So 1930s Germany was also really mean to trans people. So that's the company that you keep. We'll get into that too. Let's see what else we got.

U.S. economy is slowing. We're going to talk a little bit about that as well, because that's where the issue should be. But that's not what it's about. And of course, nobody seems to be, at least on the political left, talking about the fact that Lebanon and Israel have gotten themselves into a shooting war. So that's always great and just only, only the right wing Twittersphere is the ones that are covering down that. I'll show you some footage from it.

I'll tell you why I think they're not talking about it. We'll ask the friend. Hopefully he's coming in fiery and weird as he was last Friday because he came in and left me in stitches. So you guys are looking forward to that. Before we get started, let's do a serious thing. We'll say thanks to my friends over at the Catholic Vote. If you guys want to support Catholic vote, you can go to catholicvote.org/give. They are in the fight for faith, family and freedom.

They are our friends and we just dropped a between the lines, the last between the lines before we take on the new skin we hatch out of the the, the what do you call those things? Cocoons and become a butterfly. That will be something new you will see very soon. But we've been playing around with that anyway. It was a transitional thing in the 1st place and so we will cut be looking into the future and we'll imagine what can be unburdened by what has been.

If you guys have seen that BTL already, then you've seen it. I'll just throw this up on the screen as well since we did it yesterday. Donald Trump tweeted this out day before yesterday. Catholic votes doing great work getting voters to the polls. All Catholics should join this incredible cause. Crazy Kamala is anti Catholic. There's a little bit more about that actually going on in the loop today if you want to read about that.

The fact that they're going after them for not protecting churches under the face, actually nominated a judicial nominee for a judicial nominee rather, and attacked him for being a member of the Knights of Columbus and so on. In God we trust, not in government. That would be a nice thing for once. Where's that guy, Steve? Fred, Do we have him? There he is. Hey, Steve. Good morning, Sir. How was your pleasure to be here on a friendly Friday? I do look forward to this

segment. And as much craziness has gone on, I think we overlooked the biggest news of the week, which was that Johnny Cash is now going to have a statue in the United States Capitol signed off on by all congressional leadership. And ground beef is $4.50 a pound. So we have our priorities in the right place. I did.

I read your tweet the other day. You guys don't understand how sophisticated Steve's humor is. Probably probably most of you don't really get it. Every single thing you do comes in out of left field, like no one sees it coming. It's very difficult to defend against a Steve friend because you're like, aren't you guys excited? Johnny Cash is getting a statue and you're like, everything's really expensive. Beef is too much.

Apex predators come out of the sky when you don't expect it, which is what I endeavour to do with my social media because I don't really understand how it works, how it's supposed to work. I'm just going to go with what my nature is. It's not triggering the algorithms properly, but it's really funny for me. So thanks for being the guy that does that. It's really good. There's something special about it. So thanks for being that guy. All right, and yes, beef beef is I it's not.

People are asking if I think they're dumb in the chat. No, I don't think they're dumb. I think that it takes me a second to figure out where Steve's coming from 'cause I'm like, what is the ANG? It's always, it's always like, did you ever watch the movie Ronan? Oh, it's been a while, but yes. De Niro movie right? Yes. The reason why Ronan was great, like, not just a good action movie, it was a great action movie, I think is because the dialogue was so much higher tier

than most action movies, right? You got De Niro dropping good lines. You got Sean Bean in there, got some others. But the reason why they had it, why it was so cerebral, is because they just took a regular action movie and they deleted two out of the three lines that would be connecting. So everything made you go like, what? And he's like, he's like, you ever kill anybody? And he was like, hurt a guy's feelings once and you're like, thus there was like a step

there. Yeah. He's like, how'd you get here, pal? He's like, I found this job in the New York Times and you're going like, wait, huh. Yeah, they just deleted all the regular things. Listening to Steve Friend is kind of like a guy who's deleted. He's kept two of the things that he was going to say in a filter. So you don't understand where he just made the leap. Anyhow, there you go. Is being able to entertain yourself and being comfortable with that, that's.

And knowing. I'd like to go back through my timeline and just laugh at myself and realize that it's probably not going to be profitable for me as as evidenced by the the payouts that I get from the XS, But at the same time, we can go out with a laugh. You'll be able to fill like half a gas tank. Let's let's get into the story. You started this one. I'm going to give you the access to this story because you're the one who just said it to me this morning.

So we're going to start off right away. We told you we talked about pedophiles and here they are ex FBI agent pedophile. This guy was kind of a trip. You want to give people a refresher on this story? Well, the background of this guy was he was an agent for the FBI. He wound up being accused of sexually assaulting a colleague at knifepoint and then he was fired but not criminally prosecuted or referred by the FBI.

I guess they just figured up, well, that glitch fixed itself and then he lied when he applied to be a state trooper, I believe in Alabama. And then from that position continued to victimize now children, multiple children sexually and now has been convicted and it's going to be going to the pokey for a long time. The FBI still sitting in the background. There's multiple failures here. The during the vetting process, he was able to forge his records from the FBI.

There was not really follow up on that. So we get the question about the state troopers, but then the FBI lurking in the background and saying, well, maybe now we'll pursue or refer him for criminal prosecution. It just, to me, speaks very poorly of the fact that as long as you don't embarrass the Bureau, they're content with you doing just about anything. Do you think that there's something to be said? People always go like, oh, how do we confirm if somebody's an FBI employee?

And you and I both know that even if you want to go get like, I'd say a mortgage, then you've got to call the FBI and approve them confirming or denying that information. You have to actually go to HR and say, yes, you can release my records to this person, unless you're Steve Frederick Kyle server, then they'll just release your records to the New York Times. They got no problem with that.

But if you want to do anything normal, if a regular person wants to confirm, hey, is this an FBI employee? That's not doable. That's I don't know any other organization that can get away with that. Like you can't do that with the local Police Department. Like, hey, does this guy work for you? And they'll like, we're not going to comment on people that may or may not work for us, which is also weird because we got paid out of the Department of Agriculture, who I'm fighting

right now. Plausible deniability across the entire board. I mean, to the extent that I fought and fought to try to get my training records to apply to be law enforcement in the state of Florida. And then finally, when my lawyers were like, you can't hold those back and require him to FOIA his own personal records as a actual Privacy Act law. They said, oh, OK, we'll give you some of them and then send them to the state.

And then the state of Florida said that, well, the FBI said we can't confirm or deny that those are true. So it leaves them effectively useless. There's no mechanism to correct it. They have the just the stranglehold this python's grip

on this information. And this guy was able to actually exploit that to his full advantage to continue to use his post of power to victimize the most innocent amongst us. Now, I mean, I I'm glad that there's going to be justice, but that never should have happened to begin with. Yeah, let's let's one more time recap that, folks. He became an FBI agent, apparently had sex with a woman at knifepoint and abused her for

a year. If you believe the story that you had, and I'm sure some of that has to be true, then he got fired. No criminal prosecution Despite that being a pretty aggressive sexual assault and workplace violence and so on, which the FBI claims to care about women. Then he faked his record and got hired as an Alabama State trooper and the FBI, because the mechanism we're just talking about right now probably didn't confirm or deny that those,

those documents were legit. They were like, ah, we don't we, he didn't release his record, so we, we're not going to cover that. Then he got into a position where he abused a 12 year old girl. A second girl wait in the wait, there's an additional charges pending on. So it's been multiple victims. So a lot of faults to get thrown around here and I'm happy to throw a huge chunk of it over at our ex-girlfriend because they're garbage. So his name's Christopher Bauer.

He's been convicted of first degree sodomy, abuse of a child under the age of 12, and just got life in prison. So that's not nothing, but it's pretty amazing. Like, I cannot imagine this guy's fear of going into an Alabama Correctional Facility because it's a state facility. As a pedophile, former state trooper, former FBI agent, that's got to be the that's probably the scariest thing that you could ever do. Well, we had this urban legend

when I was a police officer. There's no way it's true. But it was just one of these things we talked about. And they're like, hey, you know, if you go to jail as a cop, they have to protect you so secretly. Like in the backwoods of Virginia, there's like this institution there for, like, all the cops. And they put them there.

And to me I'm like, so wait, I'm just going to go to prison and hang out with a bunch of cops and tell war stories and make fun of the corrections officers as wannabe cops and all my food and the needs are taken care of? Like that sounds like a vacation. Why aren't more cops committing egregious crimes to be put in this installation? Because it doesn't exist 'cause they go in. There we can hope. We were making 16 bucks an hour. We had to hope for something. Yeah, you do have to hope for

something, OK? Some people hope for this when they were young men. It's not good for society. It is an interesting sort of animal. I don't remember this being the case when we were younger at all. There was always like every like 5 or 10 years somebody here. And then you'd start the like, hot for teacher rumors. But this is kind of wild stuff. This is the Louisiana mayor, OK, who is 42 years old.

So she's my age. She graduated high school in 2000, same as me. She has worked for the city and the city she worked for was in Beauregard Parish, their version of a county because Louisiana has to do weird stuff. And they're kind of like a Catholic organized state. I always found like the idea of parishes being somebody who's Catholic and grew up in parishes. And I was like, why do they have official parishes that are

government agencies? In any case, she she apparently had sex with minors and she's not an ugly woman. What do you think? I mean, she's give me an honest assessment. No, she's definitely an attractive woman. She could probably find herself a mate with that's in an at least legal bounds acceptable age range for herself. She doesn't even have to be a

high achiever. I mean, I I would think she could probably just be a mom and you know, stay home with the kiddos and she could find a nice, nice guy. Makes a clean 6 figures. She's got a great sort of trashy name. Her name is Misty Roberts. Misty sounds like a stripper name to me. I apologize to anybody who's actually named Misty, but I just think your parents hated you or they were not serious people.

So who knows what her back story is, but she worked for the city basically since she got out of out of college. She's worked at, she was worked in the communications department for nine years and then apparently said for 15 years she's been passionate about derider or deritter. I probably, it's probably deritter if I'm going to be pronouncing that correctly. And so she turned herself in. She maintains her innocence because in fact, she is innocent. So sayeth her attorney.

Take that for what it's worth. She hasn't been charged with a crime or convicted of a crime, but she was indicted. I'm pretty confident that when you've been indicted, that's when you've been charged with a crime. Do you think this lawyer is worth assault? Well, he's got to be a zealot, zealous advocate for his his he does his client at this point. I think we need to overcome the

first hurdle here. I mean, there's like this joke about like, oh, did you hear about the teenage boy that was quote UN quote raped by the older woman? Like, yeah, his hand fell off from getting high fived by all his friends. But like, there's an actual serious victim here. I mean, there's, there's young men that they will never going to be able to take away those memories from that. I mean, there's, there's a

permanent mark on them forever. And the fact that, you know, the role reversal here, it is different. And the fact that it is different to even talk about it implies to me that yes, men and women are different and we do apply different standards. However, when it comes to sexual assaults in this case, particularly when it's a underage victim, Hey, same same exact criminal justice system needs to apply to the fairer sex. I'm going to take a slightly different tack on that.

First of all, I think it matters the age of the victim. If he's 17, if he's 18 ish or whatever, if he's, you know, almost 17, there's a different little animal there. I don't think it's good. I think it's bad for society. But I think this is what happens when you take men and women and try to hold them to the same standard. Then you're going to see this. You're going to have to see this because we put women in the workplace and they're doing

different things. And this is a woman essentially acting like a man, which is sort of a predatorial sexual nature, which is not the way that women naturally operate. And I don't know very many women that are like, you know what, I need to find a 17 year old guy like you must be disordered because there's like, there's nothing, there's no benefit there. They're actually I, the biological reversal actually does make sense.

There are men that have always looked for young women because of fertility and things that are biological in nature. So we get that. But when you deny biology, which is what we're doing, we're going to talk about that, how the Nazis hated the trans people, allegedly, even though they didn't. Vox magazine. So, you know, take it, take it for what it's worth. But there is something to be said. Yes, there are differences in the sexes and we have to

acknowledge them. And when you choose that, you don't, you get weird stuff like Misty, the stripper named Mare, who decides to go out and bang out a teenager. Is that too crass? I just, I don't, you know, it's just, it is, it's a symptom of our society. But I don't think it's actually A cause of anything. It's just, it just kind of shows us where we're at in this, in this time. I had the training where they were talking about the pedophile mindset and is I'm never going

to say that like that. That is not the most one of the most egregious things you can do and you should be buried under the prison for it, whatever. But I do think that it was interesting that they, the actual pedophile said this and explained it in most coherent fashion and in the in the actually the most possible benefit you could give him psychologically. And he said, you know, when I was 14, I was attracted 14 year old girls.

And then when I was 16, I was still attracted to 14 year old girls. And then when I was 18, still attracted. He's like, it's like my attraction never moved along with me and it was acceptable. So in my head, I rationalized it. Well, this was acceptable for a time in my life. And and you could see how that would happen.

And maybe there's some sort of psychological here and maybe the fact that she's married there, she's named Misty, there might be like some trauma happened to her at a young age and she's got that sort of issue. Like she never got over the, you know, the the fact that the high school senior quarterback gave her a good time once, didn't even give her a breath mint afterwards as he then went off with the homecoming queen. Maybe there's a factor there going in.

But to me, she is 42 years old. She knows what's right and wrong. Theoretically, she's supposed to be someone who's your, your, your believer in. There maybe should be more elite level of leadership. People who are mayor should be a higher level of intellect and know like, hey, that's really evil. I probably shouldn't engage in that activity. I'm going to put our chat up here because our chat has a couple of like zingers. One of them was from was from Joe. I have to go up here.

Joe Ragu told us that you can obviously tell the difference between men and women. It's the size of the penis that is only a joke that works in 2024 when we have men and women's sports. And this is the by the way, the claim about the the trans athlete that was discriminating. It was a woman who wanted to live as a man after competing as a woman. So I, you know, you see the analogy there. It's like the left will make any argument as long as it's not honest.

It is kind of funny to watch. If you're not watching us on Rumble, then you're missing out on this streaming chat that you're seeing over there. If you guys are on YouTube or if you're on X, you want to join us in the chat. They continue to go on and there's one claim that has come out of our chat that I will. I, I handed to someone the other day. It was a military veteran and they were like, can you re quote that to me? I'm going to walk around and carry it.

So I'm going to share it with you. If you're not in the live chat, the kind of commentary that you are missing out on is a phrase that is repeated by one handle. It's very long. I'm not going to say it, but you know who you are, and the statement is the dildo of consequences rarely arrives lubricated. Just process that for a moment. Anybody who's been in the military knows this is true, by the way, and most people in law enforcement probably have experienced it.

We used to call it the blue weenie or the green weenie, depending on what service branch you're in. I think anybody who's worked in federal service understands that the dildo of consequences rarely arrives lubricated.

And Yep, that's that's a perfect mindset for this Friday as we sort of see some of the just ridiculous things that are going on. I'm going to play you guys a couple of videos, Steve, as you process that this is what's going on in Lebanon. This is the, I guess, a Lebanese strike that is responding to an Israeli strike. And I don't care who's right or wrong. What I care about is is that there's now more conflict in the

region. This is something that is fertile grounds for Donald Trump to talk, probably better than discussing whether or not Kamala Harris is black or not. Not because he's probably not, right? But I just don't care. This stuff seems like a real critical issue. And he's got a pretty good track record when it comes to like, not starting more Middle East wars or allowing them. So here you go. There's a little taste. I got a couple little videos.

I just want you guys to feel it. So see what it looks like. This is Ring Cam footage if you're listening. It's black and white coming from somebody's house. None. All right, that that's a little taste of it. I had a sample of three different videos there for you folks. Also a dog that was also unsettled by this the way that I was. The thing that bothers me the most, and I'll I'll have your response as well, is just looking at like, those are just regular houses.

Those are like where people live and then you're watching rocket attacks go through the sky. It's so foreign to people who live in the United States to imagine that. How do you feel about that kind of thing happening over Florida? Are we ready for this here? Go back to the conversation that people like to have about, oh, you know, this country's on the verge of the Civil War, and I'm ready. I just say no, you're not, because you don't know what

Civil war looks like. It looks like rocket attacks inside your comfortable gated community there, or watching your wife bleed out in the front yard. Meanwhile, I can't get you to go to a school board meeting. So how about we exhaust those sorts of mechanisms first before we to devolve into brother against brother part due on this one. I mean, watching the video too, I did, you know, have a chuckle of thinking in my head.

Is this a preview of the six O clock raid of the Seraphin compound where he would just be unleashing weaponized drones against the the tag team? I, I, I feel like that that you'd be comfortable with that. I had a really funny conversation with the SWAT team while I was sitting on their bags. This is after January 6 actually. So this is late or mid to late January of 2021. And I'm sitting down in the SWAT team room, which I had key card access to because I was a medic.

And so I was regularly in there for briefings. I did it all the time. And so I'm sitting there in the in the thing and they're we're all just sitting on bags. You know, a bag sit is just waiting for something to happen that didn't end up happening. Everyone thought that like the capitals going to get taken over something except me. I knew that was stupid. And so I'm just kind of like I

always kind of poke the bear. This will not surprise you a little bit, Steve, but I'd be like, you know, like, And so I'm over here poking at these guys who were like talking, they're tough talking about how they went into the Capitol the day before and they were shoving over protesters and I could have shot him, but it didn't. And all this other kind of BS. And I was like, hey, dudes, if you guys ever get the warrant from my house, will you please just call ahead and I will come

out. And they're like, what? And I go, I don't know what's going on in this country right now. And maybe you're not paying attention, but you ought to be. But if you ever get the call to come after Kyle Seraphin, do both of us the favor and just call me and I'll come out. And they were like, what dude? And I was like, dude, I don't want to shoot a bunch of you guys in the head. Like I know where to aim. I know my house better than you do.

I've got, you know, distraction area devices rigged up in the in the trees on public property. How many of you guys know what to do if a, if a one or 20 LB propane canister explodes because I have incendiary ammunition, which I do. And they were like, look, who is this guy? And I'm like, yeah, like, you didn't know. I joined the FBI at 35. I already came in with a bunch of bad ideas. And I actually sort of believe in freedom, like owning a bunch of stuff.

It goes to that pervasive nature of of federal law enforcement right now, like not believing that other people should even own firearms, that people outside of like their little specific ranks. I think that's one of the biggest problems, in addition to not confirming or denying employment status and letting pedophiles in.

Look, they they can't contemplate the fact that you likely do perimeter checks around your property and know all the ingress and egress routes to actually get to you and you could actually mount a formidable defense. I mean, ultimately you'll. Lose may or may not have sold weapons to my neighbors to be able to create L-shaped ambushes from from both sides from all sides of my home that. Was just like a thing. All laughing aside, this is what I cautioned about when I made my disclosure.

I said you're going to roll into a rural area that has a lot of don't Tread on me flags flying at 6:00 in the morning to go get Bubba. And they're going to say we don't care what Bubba did. We don't like you, Uncle Sam, and now you're going to be surrounded.

I don't care how how formidable your force is of 12 armed agents inside a BearCat that you know may or may not be able to sustain 22 fire from a suppressed pistol, you're going to be outnumbered and then you are going to be at risk or you're going to put other people at risk when all you had to do was pick up the phone. Yep, it's pretty simple. It, it does go back to that disclosure, which is incredibly important. It's this mindset, the US versus them mentality, which we continue to do.

Folks, if you're watching this right now and you're aware of a guy named Steve Baker who shows up on our program on a pretty regular basis, he's dropping a couple interviews today or maybe one long form interview over at the Blaze TV. And I think it goes live like right now in a couple minutes. So go check that out after we're done here. And we talked about all these problems. Like, you know, there's a couple things that I think that should debunk #1 I'm sitting in the Blaze headquarters.

We're talking very candidly how many times we get accused of being fed sycophants simply because we go and debunk stupidity. We did it this morning. Do you want to quickly touch on the the Patriot Front thing? I'm not, I don't have any slides set up for it, but we'll talk about it. And we're going to get into some like the, the Russian assassin thing because that's kind of

fun. But Amuse, which is a big account on on X on Twitter, went out there and basically said we now have proof that the FBI is part of Patriot Front. Can you discuss the proof in the 950 pages of redacted stuff? Yeah, I clicked through a lot of that, and a lot of it's redacted, so I can't say that I've read every word of it.

But what I could read essentially showed that most of the written words in there were from the FBI saying that the preamble of we believe Patriot Front is a racially motivated violent extremist group as a preamble on just about every single document. And the actual incidents were effectively there were stickers put on the back of three signs or 8 1/2 by 11 posters that were put on telephone poles on a college campus. So people got really nervous and

called. There's no proof, There's no connection to the actual group itself. It's just people trolling. I mean, I think the only criminal violation I could possibly find was that somebody put a sticker on a Democrat mayoral candidates campaign sign that was a QRE code for the Patriot Front website, which is it's probably a crime, but there's no connection that Patriot Front did it. And certainly no point in the 950 pages did the FBI say, aha, we're running these guys.

There's no reference to a informant or undercover or anything like that. All right, let's push on to assassins. What I want to see from Russian assassins is that they look like Russian assassins. I need them to look like that, and this guy seems to do that. This is Vadim Kresakov and he was recently in a prisoner

exchange. This is a a massive marketing and messaging victory for the Biden campaign, at least for this Friday. They're out there on every major news organizations is coming from CBS, but it was on ABC and it was on CNN and so on. They were talking about the US Russia prisoner exchange for this guy, a Russian assassin who was serving a life sentence in Germany. CBS takes kind of like the more negative approach.

The other ones are all touting the fact that we got a Wall Street, Wall Street Journalist, Wall Street Journal reporter back and a couple of other Americans, including Paul Whelan, Marine veteran. And so all these people were swapped sort of for this like espionage type of cases. And I think it was a 24 person complex prisoner swap.

Everyone is most interested in the assassin and a couple like the couple Americans that have kind of name recognition in the US. But then you find out like what this guy was all about. He was working for the FSBI. Think that's somewhat interesting. And he basically went out and killed a Chechen, Chechen, Georgian citizen in Berlin. So an intern, a little JIT International FSB, Russian assassin is going back to work, I guess, probably with bonuses and promotions.

And, and we're getting Americans. There was this big back and forth about who would have done a better job and, and the Biden administration said, yeah, we would have never let these people get taken in the 1st place, even though at least two of them happened while Biden was in charge of the three major, major names. So it's just it's all silliness unfortunately, but you've got a little you've got a little Slavic connection in your house.

How do you feel about does this look like any family member that you have to deal with? You have any like in laws that are running that kind of goatee thing? I purposely put a very firm wall between me and those connections to get through the vetting process of the FBI. But I just want to take a note. We've now given up the Merchant of Death. Yeah, yeah. You know, we're giving the Russians back all their toys. And this guy, so to get Brittany Greiner back that that that was

the trade. I mean, I don't know if you're going to win the Pennant with that trade. Seems like the negotiating skills we might need to have a little bit better negotiations in there. It seems like almost the Russians sort of fully expect there to be a different hand at the wheel here in the near future. And they are going to try to get well, they what they can while they can get it.

I don't know if it's going to be Miss Kamala Harris or Donald Trump, but it'll certainly be a different person at the helm, and that means it'd be a different mentality, you would think. What about the Do you think they read The Art of the Deal before they went and tried to negotiate this Russian prisoner swap? There would have been a lot more talk about like these guys are fantastic. Nobody. Nobody's ever seen the deal quite as good as. Nobody's ever seen it so good as this. Yeah.

All right, so I'm actually. Saying. People are saying that's a good one, too. OK, so I've got Kamala Harris on the tarmac talking about how amazing things are. Joe Biden is confused at the word salad. This is probably not sized properly, so give me a SEC to resize it on the video part of it. But the audio, you guys should be able to hear pretty clearly. So let's listen to Kamala Harris praising, I guess, themselves for her great work.

And, you know, take a deep breath because it's always going to be kind of weird. This is just extraordinary testament to the importance of having a president who understands the power of diplomacy and understands the strength that rests in understanding the significance of diplomacy and strengthening alliances. This is an incredible day. How good is she at that one? Was it incredible, extraordinary and significant? She likes to lean on the word significant.

She has a significant dependence on the word significant. And Joe Biden just is standing there with his mouth again, for those who were not watching because he's and not in control of all of his facilities at this point. And the it's not even just the. Word let, let. Let's be fair. Because it was dark outside and we know that is basically the kryptonite of Joe Biden at this point. Any time that's too early or too late. Yes, he does not fall within the

apex predator territory. That's that's when he needs to go inside and get his pudding and turn the Roomba back on the charging stand and make sure he's good to go at 10:00 AM till 2:00 PM the next day. He's like the the aging Roomba. We have like one of the older Roombas that really just can't sustain the charge to do the full floors anymore. That's Joe Biden at this point. He has to charge up midway through sweeping the floor. But Kamala Harris, she does the

the word salad thing. Everybody's going to make fun of it. But she also does the thing that all the leftists do and they talk about diplomacy. Diplomacy. They're like, that's the solution. I'm like, that's not a solution. That's like saying, yeah, I I want to, I want to win the, the Super Bowl. And it's like, you know what, the way we're going to do that is to practice. OK, who? And then after, after you win the Super Bowl, they say, you know, how'd you do it?

What were the what were the strategies you had to take into this game to beat this opponent? You would say, like, oh, well, they had a really good defense on the run, so we had to throw. There was actually strategy involved. Instead you say practice. Yeah, we just looked at a lot of game tapes and then we went after it and then we talked to them, We talked to our players about what we wanted to do. Got someone bubble wrapped. Someone who has oversight.

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If they can make that happen, maybe we'll we'll engage in some sort of relationship with the American Radicals podcast that'd. Be fantastic. That could be a cross promo. I'm into it. All right, let's, let's talk about the celebration. We have to defend Kamala at all cost. By the way, the New York Times ran an article said that like the Kamala blah blah, I don't know, they had some word like the commonology, the commonomalology is real.

Like it's so not faked when they tell you, when somebody has to come out and tell you, OK, this reminds me of a, a bumper sticker. And I was a paramedic for a while. And if you've been a paramedic, you know that chronic pain syndrome or fibromyalgia is kind of like, it's kind of like the biggest red flag that anybody can tell you whenever you go on a call and someone's like, and you've probably seen this as a cop too, and they're. Like schizophrenic? Oh, he's schizophrenic.

Like, no, he's probably not. Diagnosis. Yeah, yeah, you don't. You don't agree with what he says, but that doesn't mean he's, you know, crazy. So the same thing would be the case for fibromyalgia. And I always knew that fibromyalgia was like, iffy. It's a diagnosis of exclusives. Like, we don't really know what you have, but you sound like you're in pain. You even have some of the markers maybe that show, you know, difficulty, whether it's psychosomatic or whether it's

real, fine. Chronic pain is the thing. Some people have it, some people claim it and they don't. So fibromyalgia used to have the bumper sticker, right? And I always used to make the joke. It's not a good sign when the bumper sticker for your disease has a slogan like fibromyalgia did. So you would see the bumper stickers for cancer. It's like together we can beat it like pink ribbon, right? Or it'd be like a yellow ribbon. It'd be like leukemia. It's not the end. It's just the beginning.

The fight has just started or whatever. And then you'd see fibromyalgia and like underneath it, the ribbon would say it's real. The common, the the common Naba phenomenally, it's real. It's not real. I know that you're faking it and you're faking it and doing this kind of stuff. So here's the article that comes up. This is an entire basically the this is the meme of the soldiers like catching all the grenades and the knives in the stuff. And Kamala Harris is sleeping

comfortably in bed and drooling. Kamala Harris's life, career, and firsts from AG to Vice presidency. Throughout her life, she has shared her share of first and their next verse could now be the presidency. Can they be more breathless? I'll let you do that while I find a nice quote that I want to read to you guys. Well in the imagery here where you have the lighting set up, it's very Obama esque where it looks like the the the Halo behind her as she's the now the dude she's.

Doing a walk out onto a sports like she's literally walking onto. A to a high school gym to you know the applause of dozens of. People dozens, minimum. Look, there's even empty chairs that you can see in this, you know, stage shot. It's so fake, but it was so predictable. And that the she's a barrier breaker. How dare you, Steve French,

she's a barrier breaker. So say it in early childhood, she was a barrier, barrier breaker because she was a child and her mom was from India and her dad was from Jamaica, and that made her a barrier breaker. They've got some nice childhood pictures of her. She looks like she's on the far right of this particular one. She's hanging out with her cousins. Her cousins look really cool, by the way, and they also look like they didn't want to hang out

with her. She's got four to five feet between her and the other kids and all the other kids are within 2 feet of each other. I don't think they liked her. That's just my take. Parents got divorced at 7 celebration. Yes, no, it was in Jamaica. I don't know what goes on in Jamaica. They show her early career and college pictures. She's wearing a leather jacket and her friend is wearing a

cardigan. And that's when she saw the beauty of Howard University and the beauty of being young and gifted in black and so on and so forth. There's this really fun little moment because we're having this back and forth on whether or not Kamala Harris is actually black constantly now in the news cycle. Anything you do is basically racism or sexism or misogyny. I'm going to tell you the real choice that we have in November as we finish this up. OK, So that's what I want you

guys to hold on for. The real choice in November is actually far simpler than any policy decision or if you like Kamala or if you like Trump. So I'm going to share with that in just a SEC here. But they they just kind of push out there how she was the first lady. She was the first African American woman and South Asian American woman to hold the office of what AG like. What? What is this crown on the qualifier list? Or I don't know how many times?

Yeah, how many times. You have to be the first fill in the blank thing before I don't care. I'm the first guy named Steve Friend, who's gone by the online moniker Real Steve Friend to ever host a podcast on Rumble before. You're also get up. You're the first D friend to own that house. You're the first D friend to own the house that you live in. Yes. It's shocking. You should actually put that on a sign outside of your house. Let's let's play a little game here, which is called this like

racist nonsense. First of all, I want people to see the difference of these, these two types of rallies. There was a guy basically who sets this up here. You're going to hear what he's does, but he puts on a Trump shirt and he goes into a Biden rally, puts on a Biden shirt and he goes into a Trump rally and he deals with people of different color. It's just kind of like a fun little thing, like the types of people that support this stuff.

You have to be pretty bird brained to be excited about the first woman of South Asian American descent to hold an office. Like just nobody cares, not in America. And I'm going to show you some proof of that actually, because we actually have a graph from Gallup that is being touted on the story about sexism. So let's get a taste that. But first, these are the differences. I think these are fun to show a

little contrast. Watch as this guy goes to a Biden protest in a Trump shirt and a Trump event in a Biden shirt. You can clearly see the difference between Trump and Biden supporters and right into the Biden protest with the Trump shirt that's across the street, though. Is everyone so hostile? You guys are my people. No, you're not. No. Biden says children, not Trump. No. No. Stop. What's up? Don't sniff. I'm blending in. Yeah. No, no, no. Why is everyone so angry? I'm just walking.

I'm just walking the sidewalk. See. I was hated is over here. Public sidewalk. I feel like I'm gonna get jumped out. So when you poured water on me, did it make you feel happy? Yeah. Have to change shirts. Can I have behind you? I was feeling crazy today. Come on. It's just so much more respect over here. I'm here for my favorite president Biden 2024. I want to sniff children.

OK? He, I mean, he cheated a little bit by saying the sniff children thing, but he's walking around in the shirt and he's not getting the instant hate. I think that's real. I think there's an identity issue between the two. I've heard I can steal the idea, but basically says that if you ask people why they vote Republican, it's like, well, because I like low taxes, I'm a small government person and one of supports military. Those general ideas, ideology ideologically based.

If you ask someone why they vote Democrat, it's because I'm black or it's because I'm a woman. It's more ingrained in your identity that they can't separate themselves from those immutable characteristics. And I think that creates a lot more vitriol because it's, it's right there, it's under, it's on, it's on your sleeve, right? And you view anything on the other side as being against that. And it's a direct threat to your existence.

And the fact that the media tells them that on a fairly regular basis is just contributing to their derangement and their delusions that that guy walking around with a ridiculous mullet is a threat to their being able to draw breath. You look like Joe Dirt. It's very comforting to me. But I just say that she, here's my, I'm going to speculate here, OK? Kamala Harris will be the 47th president of the United States.

I don't know how long, but I think that the move for Joe Biden to cement his legacy as a transformational president would be to hand the reins over to Kamala Harris because he has he actually like plots and dies. He has health problems. She loses the election. And he doesn't want to hand the sword over like Corn Wallace to Washington. He's going to just have a subordinate do it. And he says, hey, Kamala, I'll make you the president for the next two months. And you can break the glass

ceiling. And she takes it. And she can always forever be the first one, the first Asian woman, the first black woman, the first woman to have been president of the United States. She's. The first woman, woman, you know the best part about all that would work for they that they've already set that up because Biden ran the primary and Kamala is reaping the benefits of it. She's about to get the nomination without ever having to be in the primary, probably because she can't win a primary.

OK, here's this little thing. Trump is doubling down on his false racial attacks. By the way, I love reading stories about Donald Trump because they love to talk about the false claims. I never see this with anybody else. It's part of the reason why Trump supporters get so rabid. It's because they can see that they're being lied to actively at all times. And these people, I don't know if and, and you, who do they get to to say that he didn't think the comments were appropriate.

Lindsey Graham. I I don't know what that man's body is built like, but I have to imagine that it is a lot of really sort of curvy lines and kind of like dumpy in places it ought not to be. The guy has no kids. He's been a senator forever. He has no excuse not to be a complete brick shit House of fitness, and instead he's the softest, butteriest, most greasy slimeball in the pocket of of the Intel community that you've ever found.

He's comes from South Carolina, and he can't find one ambitious debutante who wants to marry herself a senator. It's probably because he's very, very accessed anywhere possible, as we saw from the Senate hearing where he was all about the Going Dark initiative. He's very interested in going dark with people named Paul. Steve, folks, you don't know this, but Steve is essentially like a like a cut out version and and a character sort of mirror of what my wife does.

She has awful, awful impressions of people and and they always sound funny to me. And Steve is always going to he's going to get us cancelled by doing a Southern debutante that sounded sort of like an effeminate. Sounded like Lindsey Gray it. Did it kind of did. OK. So he's doubling down on this attack, this ABC and they've gone after you guys. Remember the attack. We played this yesterday. This is the so-called elephant in the room.

So because he says, I don't know if she's black or like, how does she want to be known? Like she's kind of trotted out whatever was appropriate. There's a a great response by JD Vance. I actually think it speaks to the intelligence of AJD Vance, who is smarter than the people around him. So I got a couple of takes on JD Vance because I think he needs more play only because I want to hear more of what he had to say. If he's like this, I'll take it

it it's good. It's good for Trump to have a JD Vance. That's smart. Here's the elephant in the room. Pete, I want to start by addressing the elephant in the room, Sir. A lot of people did not think it was appropriate for you to be here today. You have pushed false claims about some of your rivals from Nikki Haley to former President Barack Obama, saying that they were not born in the United States. Did you notice? But OK, that's as much as I play because I played it yesterday.

Folks, if you want to hear it, go watch yesterday's show and and then give us a 5 star view and give us a thumbs up there. So the funny, The funny thing about it is, is that she she leads with like you made false claims. It's so carony, it's so gnarly. And so then that's the actual title here is the false racial attacks. What is a false racial attack other than it might be something like this? You tell me if this is a false racial attack. OK.

That's why I agree with that. I agree with that. But is she African American? No. No, no, no, no, no. But is she African American? There's a difference. There's nothing wrong with that. No one is trying to take anything away from her. I think you're falling. I think you're falling into the trap of that. All she had to do was say I am black, but I'm not African American. That's it. I'm not falling into trap. I'm not falling it. Let me, let me, let me finish.

Hold on. I'm not falling into a trap by that. When when, when she goes down her lineage, many Africans landed on in Jamaica and all these other Caribbean islands. So she could indeed not American, American mixed with others, but she is not. American. But she is a black woman. She was born here in the gym. OK, well, let's go into Ted Cruz. Ted Cruz. Ted Cruz was born in Canada. Ted Cruz was not about Ted Cruz. You know what we cannot? It was hypocrite.

I'm not changing the subject. Yes, you are. She's a black woman. I don't know what you want. OK. Don't change the subject. Jamaica is not America. Is there anything funnier? By the way, that was Don Lemon, who is now auditioning for a role that's back at CNN. But he should be part of the Trump campaign with that stuff. That's brilliant. There's nothing better than the two. White guys sandwiched two of them, arguing that are just I I

don't want to wind up getting. My racial privileges, the one guy, the little nerdy guy who looks like a glow worm, looks like you open up a book and he pops out and explains to you what's going on in the book. That guy, he was like, I'd get, I'd better shut my mouth. There's a there's a angry lady and there's a gay black man speaking right now. I better just shut up and listen. And he did. And then Don Lemon killed it. Thanks, Don Lemon. I think he man explained.

It a little bit bro. Jamaica is not America. Facts are facts. They don't care about your feelings. Jamaica didn't have Jim Crow to the I'll take it. The Trump interaction there just briefly, I think you've covered it. He's he's not artful. He's very in artful in the way he speaks to me, the the bro move would have been and because the crawl over broken glass, people loved it. The people who hated him hated it. If you want to get that person in the middle, why is he?

He has to do the hardest thing and that is sit there, get insulted and not respond to it and just say, that's interesting. Did you know almost got assassinated. Have you looked at the southern border? I think that's probably more relevant to the audience here. Let's talk about that like he did in the debate. Just I'm going to talk about what I want to talk about. It is. It's, it's a Reagan move. That's how you do it. My dad talked about that, the Reagan press conference.

In fact, my dad talked about interviewing Ronald Reagan's. You guys come back and listen to that interview. It's actually pretty fun. And he said, you know, I asked him a question and then he answered something had nothing to do with the question. So I said, you know, follow. And then he said, I asked him a question again, the same question, and he gave a completely different answer. And then I asked him the same question again and he gave a

third different answer. You can do that if you're Donald Trump and you spin it a little bit and people will listen to what you have to say. I mean, he already rambles. This is not rambling. This is on point. This is JD Vance dismantling this week reporter from CNNI think it's CNN crushes him kindly, intelligently, and he makes the point that Donald Trump is trying to make, but he does it better. Trump needs ajd Vance type guy. He needs a Vivek Ramaswami. He needs an explainer.

He needs someone that's sharp and capable and pointed at Cash Patel, take your pick. There's a lot of people in this camp that are bright and they know what he means, even as if it's not what he says. And here's a little taste of the former president's comments yesterday to the National Association of Black Journals where he said that Vice President Harris is, quote, all of the sudden black. As a father of three biracial children, do those comments give

you pause at all? They don't give me pause at all. Look, all he said it is that Kamala Harris is a chameleon. She goes to Georgia two days ago. She was raised in Canada. She puts on a fake Southern accent. She is everything to everybody. And she prints students to be somebody different depending on which audience she's in front of. I think it's totally reasonable for the president to call that out. And that's all he did.

I mean, look, she's running as a tough on crime prosecutor, even though she implemented open border policy. She's saying that she wants to support the police, yet she wanted to defund the police just three years ago.

It's totally reasonable to call out the fact that she pretends to be somebody different depending on the audience she's talking to. This is just extraordinary testament to the importance of having a president who understands the power of diplomacy and understands the strength that rests in understanding the significance of diplomacy. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That one. So there you go. JD Vance's just called. It is she's a chameleon, which is to say she's a fake. We see it.

Some of us do. That didn't sound Southern at all. She ain't no ways tired when she's talking out there on the tarmac. Did you listen to that, Hillary? Clinton they were there to get her in 2020 and they could be there again in 2024. They were coming to put y'all in. Whatever I say, I say, I say. She should do Foghorn. Langhorne. That'd be way more fun. I would like Foghorn Langhorne. She's trying to channel Malcolm X but she's a female and I think Foghorn Langhorne.

I'd be more interested. It makes a lot more sense. It's also a lot more fun. Here is a man's man explaining why JD Vance is a terrible candidate. If you're on the left and I understand it and I agree with it, the whole situation has been kind of trotted out. The story of weirdness. I don't know why weird? Like, how many friends do you have that you would categorize as weird? Or your wife would categorize. Let's be, let's be better. How many of your friends would

your wife call weird? Well. She thinks I'm weird so all of my friends would be. Weird. All of your friends are weird, Yes. And actually wives, look at your husband's think about their friends. You'd be like, your friends are weird. My buddy's wife came to me and said, Kyle, you're one of the extremers. And I was like, the what? And she was like, I call, I call all of my husband's friends extremers because they're all nuts. They're all like hardcore into whatever it is that they're

into. They're ultra distance marathon runners. They're long range shooters. And they have, you know, like ammo press at their kitchen table like they're weirdos and you're one of them. And now I was like, yeah, all my friends are extremers. We're like The Avengers, but we're just like extreme on one thing all the time. That's kind of a superhero thing anyway. It's a male quality.

It's a male that life, whatever that life is, women are kind of like, you know, I'll, I'll dabble a little bit. The one extremers that those are the ones, the Olympics. Otherwise they're just kind of regular. Did you see that guy, by the way, Speaking of the Olympics, which I don't really care about the the Turkish guy, the

shooter. OK, folks, if you're not paying attention to the Olympics, which you don't need to because it's not important, this is the first time in my life that I remember like not caring even a little bit. But there's this Turkish dude. He's 52 years old and everything about him is like the stories that you used to love about the Olympics. And they'd be like, they'd go and they'd be like hometown hero. The guy is 52, He's Turkish. He is a competitive shooter that

just won the silver medal. And he rolls in and everybody else is wearing these like, super aggressive, like, you know, costumes made out of specialized leather with straps to hold their body in place. And it's like nothing but everywhere. And they're doing weird shit with their eye things. They got a patch on one side and I'll like a magnifier on the other. And they're focusing and they're shooting. And he rolls in in like, jeans and a crappy T-shirt.

He's a mechanic full time. He gets to shoot like nobody knows how he trains. He just shows up and just smokes Bull's eyes. And he just stands there with his hand in his pocket. No specialized gear. Boom, knocks out a silver medal and then he's like, yo, is there a smoking area in this area, in this place? Are we in Paris? Can I smoke or what? Epic. And he also told his ex-wife that he wants his dog back. That was his like that was his

victory speech. And he's apparently got into shooting because he got divorced. He's about that life, man. He's just like, I got to do something else now. I don't have a wife. I guess I'll be a competitive shooter and win an Olympic silver medal. He kind of puts the kibosh on the myth that you have to devote yourself to the monkish lifestyle in order to send rounds and be engaging in meditation. Your breathing habits.

The dude just throws down a cancer stick and whips out his revolver and bets almost all of you. Everybody, yeah, just. And like normally he's like working with greasy fingers and like we'll do an engine hoist. So the thing that reminds me of like some of the special operators I used to run with that you'd see like especially the instructors, they were freaks. They're all freaks. They're all specialized freaks.

I had a dude lift up a concept two rower for some reason to ran around the building with it to tell us that we they're weak. We were running and he was running, but he was running with a rower on his back, which is really awkward. It's not really heavy, but it's seriously awkward. He just picked it up and he. Was like, you're all weak. No, you're like, how are you going to replace me? What's special about you? And. You're like, I don't know, why are you running with a rower

dude? And I'm like 30 years old when this is going on. So I'm looking at him and like I have all the awareness of that's a weird dude right there. He's roughly my age or older. I saw dudes that would smoke cigarettes and then go on a run with us. And because they were smoking cigarettes, they couldn't run like 17 and eight-year old dudes were.

So they would be like Sprint to that tree and back, and then they would turn around and run the other direction and put the cigarette out like, like weirdos. I love weirdos. Here's a guy that understands a little bit about this. This is Nick Fridas. He's a congressman, but he's also a retired Green Beret, and he's talking about the weirdo factor, which is real about JD Vance. I think his take is perfect.

I don't know if you guys have heard the new talking points coming out of the Harris campaign of the Democrats with respect to JD Vance, but apparently we're supposed to demand that he be taken off the ticket because he's, quote, weird. And you know what? They've got a point. I mean, look at this guy, all happily married with kids. I bet he doesn't trans any of

them. Now all Democrats were asking for was somebody, you know, normal, the guy that's maybe occasionally been LED around by a dog leash at a BDSM parade in San Francisco, right? The the sort of salt of the earth grounded individual who occasionally gets dressed up in drag and reads other people's children, right? And it doesn't stop with that, but it's going to affect policy.

You let JD Vance anywhere near the executive branch and I can guarantee you this much, we will no longer get level headed senior policy directors who occasionally get arrested for stealing women's luggage at the airport. All Democrats asked for was normal and we gave him this freak show. Our bad.

What do you think? Well, he overlooked a few of the other normal people out there, you know, like the ones that like to desecrate statues and and burn and take down flags and replace them with Palestinian and then walk off Scott free. Like that's the really normal activity that we want to engage in. But otherwise, you know, I think he kind of pointed out what we, we, we might have erred in our decisions here. Sam Britton, he's walking free now, right? They, they didn't give him any

jail time. He's certainly a potential running mate. Why would they? The Democrats? So the the claim has been essentially that you've got sexism and racism, and anything you do against Kamala Harris is you being a really bad person. OK, so here's the actual numbers from an article making that claim. OK, how will sexism impact Harris's presidential campaign? She's already responding to a slew of gendered and racist attacks. So sayeth Meredith Conroy from 5:38.

And yet the the graph that they use is on the screen to back their point. It's a Gallup poll starting from 1958 asking would people be comfortable with a black or woman candidate for president, nonspecific to party. And it started down that they be comfortable with a black candidate in like the upper 30s in 1958 and a woman candidate in about the low 50s. And they both ended at about 93% of people in this country are cool with black women as long as

here's the real kicker. They're generally well qualified for the nomination of their party. Like they're generally well qualified as the only just so Americans only care about meritocracy according to Gallup. And yet we're going to have to go out there and believe we're talking about a racist and sexist country even though more than 9 out of 10 people don't pull that way. How wild is this time? Like.

This is the 30 by 30 initiative that which I've read through and it says that job knowledge tests are discriminatory against racial minorities and women. They need to go away because they measure merit and subject matter expertise on policing, you know, dealing with taking away people's freedom, possibly their lives because we need to get rid of that. That's the push. Yeah, we need women for the sake of women. Can I tell you what I think the most important decision is? November.

I'm gonna make this piss to you folks. Let me go full screen for this. Steve, hang in here. The most important decision that anybody has to make, if you're on the fence about whether you want to do a Kamala Harris presidency, there's not a lot of those people in this live chat in our audience, I have to imagine, or if you want to Donald Trump, but you can share this with your neighbors that

are otherwise on the fence. The only thing that you have to decide, Do you want to hear that everything is racist, sexist, bigoted, homophobic, and so on for the next 110 days, or do you want to hear it for the next 4 1/2 years? That's the only decision you really have to decide. Because if she doesn't win, we get to hear that Donald Trump is an A hole for the next four years.

But if she does win everything and every tack against her for the entire time that she's in charge of anything, we'll all be this bullshit. We have proof of concept that's exactly what happened under the Obama administration. I mean, the only thing he did wrong was wear a tan suit that one time. Don't worry about the pallets of billions of dollars that we sent over to Iran. Don't worry about all of the the we're going to take over healthcare. And now all of a sudden have you

looked at your insurance rates. The fact that we basically brought in communism widespread into this country under his presidency. And if you noticed it, you were racist. It it's not it's not a sensical line to draw, but when is sense meant anything to the media, they're. Outcome, people, they want that that result. Here's the sense this is the result. The result is we are in the biggest inflation adjusted housing price increase in the last 130 years, which is probably all of America.

All of American history would probably fall into this. Again, I showed this yesterday. I had people reach out and say, hey, could you send me that graph? I'm going to like throw it in the face of people. This is what the real issues would look like if we had a serious country talking about serious problems. We've now made housing so unaffordable that it is, it's the least affordable in multiple generations and maybe in the history of the country. And we are so far off the rails.

And the only correction we had was in 2008, which was a financial collapse. It actually brought things back in line. Now they're going back off the rails again and we are now 25% off worse than we were in O 8 before that crash happened that readjusted in the market. So that's interesting. Here's another thing, this would also be a serious topic, which is at the bottom of any of the folds of any of the newspapers or web pages. the US economy

added 114,000 jobs last month, far fewer than expected. 250,000 people also filed for unemployment. So I don't know if that's a net game, but it doesn't look like it based on my basic numbers. And so they're talking about jobs are going to start slowing, We're going to start seeing some problems. We're going to see this issue that we are no longer recruiting people into the places they need to be. They were expecting 175,000 jobs and that they were hoping that the unemployment rate would

remain the same. None of those things are happening. Again, these are all claims that are in favor of Donald Trump. I'm going to keep pushing forward because this is the funniest part and this is probably why we're in this place. Steve, you ready? Send it. Making money from news aimed at Gen. Z is easier said than done. This is the New York Times. The Washington Post created a division. They bought up a company that was called the movement.

I want to say yes, the news movement founded by this guy Will Lewis, who you're seeing on the screen. And they were basically saying we're going to take bold new attempts to contact Gen. Z with actual information. And Gen. Z said, no, we want to watch cat lady videos and dudes eating Tide pods. And what what was the kick in the nut channel that used to be on the that was in Idiocracy? That's what they want to see. Hey, look, not now I'm baiting. That's what.

That's what we've devolved into. Idiocracy was prophesying. It was, and it's not supposed to be. It was supposed to be a cautionary tale. It wasn't supposed to be an aspirational tale. We took the wrong message from Idiocracy. Everybody's wearing Crocs, by the way I see this. They're wearing Crocs. I wear socks with my Crocs, so totally guilty. That's so gross, you shouldn't have shared that. I wish you had didn't know that about you now. I'm comfortable in my own skin

and my footwear. Yeah, you are. Now, listen, we'll go back into the last little taste here of stupidity. And then I got a couple things. Funny because, like, the weekend's ready to run out. How about this? This is a great fun thing. I found this on on a social media site that I looked at the actual article. It's coming from Vox. It it was released yesterday. Unless you think that this is not timely. Like this is yesterday's

article. Discrimination against trans Olympians has roots in Nazi Germany. Nothing. Everyone that I dislike and everybody I disagree with is a Nazi. How to argue for idiots and what they have. Their only examples they have are women who experience attacks on their looks. Like what's her name? Simone Biles. Is that her name? Gymnast, yes. Yep. And also the tennis players. Now I've lost their names, Serena and Serena Williams and and Venus Williams.

And because they have like really muscular forms and they do, there's no doubt about it. Like they're stud athletes. I used to work out with women and when I was at when I was in high school and swam with them, like most physically fit people up. Some were built like beautiful women and you're like, man, that's shocking that they're so fast and athletic and so on. And some of them were built like people that could beat your ass because they just had bigger

builds. Like that's just the nature, more muscular, more deaths. The claim is that those women get unfair and they're just like women who were in the 1930s that were living in Nazi Germany that wanted to become men. So they competed as women and then they dressed as men for the rest of their lives and got male ID cards and wore a tie. That's the same as us being mean to men being in women's sports actively while they're competing in the Olympics.

That's the that's the false sort of premise that is that is laid out here. And so that makes you a bigot, apparently. Godwin's law for the win. As always, every argument devolves into a reference to Nazism. I mean, it's, it's basically the anytime you have a debate and it devolves into a, an ad hominem attack, it means you've won the debate.

This is the same thing. If they call you a Nazi and there's not actually any concrete evidence that you are, you know, doing a, a Frankie Figs 88 reference in, in your life at all. I think you just won the argument. And if they want to take back the, the space of sports for women, it's going to require women actually putting stepping up and saying, like, I, I, I've trained for this, but I'm not going to engage in it and do it

in force. And it's going to require real men coming forward and saying no, a bunch of dads coming out and saying not in my girls sports. I'm I'm getting conned in or getting dragged into putting my girls into some sporting type events. We just had, we went to Academy and picked up like a bunch of sports balls. So now we have a soccer ball and football and we have baseballs with softballs and we have a tee and we have a bat and we have all this stuff.

We have all this accoutrement. We have cones and my girls can run obstacles. We got a ladder agility drill. We're going to start putting them through the paces mostly because we've got to train for war. But I always wanted to avoid the sports thing only because I feel like we're not going to have sports in like 10 years. We're going to have the rocket attacks like we saw in Lebanon. So that seems like it's more likely.

That being said, some dude or some dad wants to put his son out on the field with my girls when they're old enough for it to make a difference, which is not far from where they're at right now. Like 7-8 years old. Like 8 year old boys start making a big, pretty big difference. Do you remember boys against girls when you were a kid? Did you ever play that and any sport? Yes, always. And that was a win. If you lost, man, that that's something you can't walk away from.

I think I would rather have lost to that that weird dude taking the shot in the pistol shooting contest at the Olympics then lose to a girl and. Dodge that guy's like that's like losing to the Big Lebowski. Like that dude is a bro. He walks up and he's like, and you're like, man, if I was cooler, I would train less and be that awesome. I knew guys that would show up to this used to bother me. There's a guy named Dave Leidela. I don't know why I'm gonna say his full name, but I did.

And Dave was an absolute stud. He was, he was a totally freakishly talented swimmer. And he went and got a scholarship I think to the University of Texas. So really good swimming school. And he showed up for one of our meets and he was hungover and he like broke the high school record for the state. He was freakishly good. Or he set the school record, whatever it was, and he was like, I'm so hungover. And then he dominated

everything. I knew guys that would show up and they'd be like, I was drinking last night and I'm like, I don't even, I didn't drink in high school. I didn't understand the lure of it. They'd show up and they would destroy a track tournament. They're like my best performances. Like I, I would go puke after I ran, but I was hungover and I'm like, man, maybe you're dehydrated.

The the weight advantage was there for you, But there are people who can come out there and make you look bad when they're not training the way that they should. They're not like eating healthy and getting all the sleep and doing all the right things. Like they're just living their weirdest, best life. And they're still freakishly talented. And I don't know, getting beat by that, that Turkish guy would be that kind of category. I think that's a victory, actually.

You're like God wants. Him to win. Some dudes just got it man. We're all built different. We're all built different. OK, I got what do you want, Five star review or you want. I got two kind of palate cleansers and I can't remember what one of them is so. Why don't you just start with the pallet cleansing? All right, we'll start with the grab bag if it works. Yeah, this is a grab bag. Let's see where we go here. Ready. Let's let's shut this thing down for the day as we go into it with.

Look, this will only take a second. I need your attention, it's important, and I swear you're going to want to listen. I'm sorry that they paused, frozen. That wasn't my intention, but if the speech could save one. Life if it weren't the effort. Yeah, and there's no smoking on here whatsoever. And don't be nervous if it's bumpy, girl, that's just the weather. Potted. Sam is in control. There ain't nobody better. And if we? Feel in turbulence.

We're feeling it together, we can still have some fun. This is how to work a seat belt if you've never done one. If you see the oxygen mask, stay calm and relax. Put it on yourself before. You help a loved. One, yeah, don't be nervous if there's something we can help you with. But when you see that food cart, keep your elbows in. Yeah, keep your elbows in. I'm about to. Meet up with Alexis.

She's out in Texas. I'm a study her body like I'm studying these exits what you're located on your left and right. I go by the name of Drizzy baby. Enjoy the. Flight that's that's if Drake were to do the safety brief on your airplane. Some of you guys are going to be flying for the weekend. So I thought of that. I always feel like Steve is leaving places on Friday. So if you leave, there's Drake doing it. But that's not how I'm going to end it.

So let me do a 5 star view and then I'll end it properly with something about maybe something more realistic for some of y'all. Five star view coming from Truckee 117, one of our regular listers, truth tellers, five stars. Kyle, Steve and Garrett are the truth tellers of our time. They bring the receipts and they defend the constitution. Just like the kitchen table in the Firehouse where all the world's problems were solved. Truckee appreciate that high praise.

There are some really good conversations that happened in firehouses, some of the funniest. And it was the place that I used to be able to introduce the EMS bingo card, which was my favorite. People would like fight over what card they wanted to get 'cause they knew what calls. They think we're coming in based on what day of the week it is. Fire Firehouse. Conversation is good. OK, this one, Steve. This is not Steve, friend. Steve. There are a lot of Steve's out there.

Not all of them have such high moral character as you. Would you agree? Yeah, I I think there's, there's probably proof of concepts on there. I could probably find a Steve out there who's pretty evil. Not even Hawking seems to not have a good track record. So yeah, this guy probably I'm better. Steve Hawkings is always on wheels. This guy's on wheels. Not the kind of wheels you expect. He's in a sky lift.

If you don't know what that is, it's one of those scissor jacked platforms that raises up and you can do things on a construction site. But he's on the roadway and he has a very interesting little interaction with the cop. I don't know if this is staged. I hope not. And even if it is, it's still funny. Steve, where are you going in that thing? Pull that lift to the side of the road. Stop now. What the heck are you doing out here? I'm working a job site right

there, man, right down there. What are you doing down there? What are you doing in this thing? I just came to get some lunch and sodas and whatnot for the guys. What? What's your name? Steve. Steve. I can't have you driving up and down the street in the skyjack. You're sitting on beer. That's for after. I'm not drinking it. Now, what about that beer there? I saw you drinking coming out of the driveway. That one was from earlier.

That's Steve. I can't have you driving down the road in the Skyjack drinking beer. Once you once you come on down. Talk to me. Here for me. Let's figure this out, man. I got to get back to work. No, just come on down. We'll get this figured out and we'll get you back to work. Steve, come on down. Steve, come on down. Come. Get me? How about that? I'll tell you what, Steve, we can do this the easy way, or we can do it the hard way. Come on. Up the hard way on the way to

jail. We're going to stop by the hospital. Oh, maybe I'll come. Down. Maybe I won't. Maybe I'll come down, maybe I won't. Steve, 97, come get. Come on down. Just come on down. Let's. Work this out, get you back to work. Oh man, why? Don't you just go on your way? And I'll go on my way. I'm giving you one more chance, Steve. Come on down the easy way. I know my rights. All right, you think he knows his rights? Was he about to get tased out of

a out of a skyjack? I mean they might get himself a nice lawsuit after he breaks his neck on the impact afterwards, but. All right, Steve, you were a cop. You're meeting drunk Steve in a skyjack driving down the road. How you handling this situation? I just want to. I don't know how it ends. I just want you to tell me how it should.

You have to apply some nice verbal judo and then probably get his phone number and be like, hey bro, I'm about to get off work here in 15 minutes to be 16 time. Let's let's go hang out. That's that's probably the most optimal resolution to that because I certainly don't want to impound a skyjack. It might create a complete incident report that's going to require you to be there for about 8 hours overtime and miss out on hanging out with Steve.

And you're probably going to have to be lampooned at roll call for the next couple days because they're going to give you a hard time and people are going to have like, skyjack pictures up on your locker. I can only imagine this only goes one way. What's the bad nickname? Man, he's just trying to get back to work. Come on now. You always know if someone pronounces their name Steve or Steven, they're probably OK.

But if it's Steve, I'll stay. But you know, we're about to have some some interesting things anyway, Folks don't drive drunk, even in a skyjack. Don't do construction drunk, please. If you're building anything, I'm going to be in. We don't need that. But I do think that guy probably also says America when the good things happened to him. So there it is Steve for what do you guys got coming up on AMRAD over the weekend?

What we're just going to be talking about is the horse out of the barn, some of the decisions that have been made, the policies that have been implemented, is it too late to course correct for them? We've got some some pretty, pretty gross examples of that. And we are just on the on the high of having reached episode 100 yesterday of the American Radicals podcast. So anybody who wants to join us for the next 100th, the starting of that, I encourage you to do

that at rumble.com/amradpod. Thanks y'all, thanks for joining us. Thanks Steve for being on there. Make sure you've liked our video. Make sure you guys check out the AMRAD podcast on Rumble or on they have AAX account as well where you can stream it there. Are you guys doing YouTube yet or at all? Is there any reason? I think we'd probably be censored. I mean, it might be worth a try, but nothing yet. Just rumble. Just rumble, get it done. We'll see you again.

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patriotcoolers.com promo code. Kyle, thank you so much. Let me give you my final thought here because it is worth thinking. I'm telling you, all of this stuff can be boiled down. We saw the other day that there's some real simple minded people out there in the world. Probably Steve doesn't need a real complicated explanation of why he should be voting one way or another.

But if you're having these conversations with independents out there, the simplest question is, do you want 100 days of talk about sexism, racism and nonsense, or do you want 4 1/2 years? Let's break it down to simple brass tacks. If people have to live in a binary world, those are their two choices. Pretty straightforward. Let's go out there and have those conversations over the weekend. Don't get too serious, enjoy yourself, be safe. We'll see you again on Monday. God bless you.

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