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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. It's Friday, it's December the 6th, it's a friendly Friday and we have my friend Steve friend joining me momentarily. We're also going to do something that we don't normally do, which is going to be play something on
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about the Biden pardons. Let me just kind of run through the list here. We're going to be talking about the CEO killer and how we seem to know more about this guy already, including a picture which we will share momentarily, a wild story out of Ecuador, which you probably haven't heard anything about, but seems pretty neat. And we'll get a little bit deeper into the doge necessities, including how many people in the federal government actually show up to work on any given day.
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Friday to reset my week. I don't even know what day it is unless we have a regular friendly Friday appearance. So it's kind of like the clock set set back. It just feel off and now I'm resetting ready to go. So we did that, we did the afternoon show for for one week, which I've been calling K light savings times because it wasn't really that great and it really messed up my week.
And I've had so many listeners call and tell me and or send me messages and they're like, man, if you're not in the morning, it's screws up my day and it screwed up my day. And not having you on the Friday, it kind of anchors the week. And the chat is even saying right now that they missed you as well. Let's get into some story, shall we? So let's get get into the weeds here.
We'll send it. All right, I like getting, I like getting into it. First of all, we are going to cover assassin stuff and I've got fun things so we can make fun of FBI Executive. But let's start with some. We're going to start from like sort of mundane money and then nefarious money and then violence and chaos. So that's kind of where the day rolls in. Jobs report shows that there's a hiring surge. the Fed is
weighing cutting interest rates. So we'll read the story here from ABC Fresh data marking the first report since the election of Trump. I think that has a lot to do with it. Max Zan stating that US hiring surged in November, bouncing back from a dismal performance the previous month and returning to strong growth. I love the returning part. Like they're acting like Biden
was involved. Employers added 227,000 jobs last month, exceeding the economist expectations of 214 thousand additional jobs, says the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. Hang into this one because we'll go back to the US Bureau of Labor in a bit. Unemployment ticked up to 4.2%, which still remains historically low. Of course, you've always got to cover for the Biden administration. Whatever possible. Historically low. What do you think? You think it's because of the
election? Is it because of the rate cut? What makes people hire more folks in this time? Well, we are coming up on the Christmas season, so definitely going to be a lot of hiring over at Amazon and all the retailers as they prepared to get into the black here and then there's not. Mentioned. It's not mentioned in the article at all that we're actually in a seasonal uptick for seasonal employment. Yes, and the gig economy as it exists. And then we're going to wait for
the revision to come back. And we find out that it's actually people that are doing like second and third jobs and they're driving Uber and delivering food and pizzas and all that. And then how many of these were
actually government jobs? As now we've come into the new fiscal year, there's going to be some money in the fingertips of all these agencies so they can pay people to just stay home and collect a government check because people need jobs and nobody's coming to work, including at the FBI, which they put out guidance earlier this week that said you can enroll and continue to enroll the telework program because of the COVID virus still in 2024. Which is crazy I guess like
Taylor Loren is running the the COVID policy at the FBI or? Who wins the fight between Chris Wray and Taylor Lorenz? Can she wear her mask? Yeah, it's like a Bane mask. It's a complete intimidation. I think she wins. I think, I think Chris Ray is probably stronger than we give him credit for. He looks like he's got very soft hands and probably hasn't gotten dirty. He's still a man, He. Still probably fights dirty. I could see crotch kicks but they would be no impact on Taylor. The rents.
That's a really dark place to go with this. OK, let's let's move from sort of like the boring money, which it is boring to just read like jobs reports. It doesn't get me excited about anything. Although I do think it's kind of fun to see sort of the narrative shift because over and over whenever I see this stuff, it's constantly like, it was amazing, the amazing Biden economy. It's like, guys, November actually should have told you that. People didn't buy this.
I know Americans didn't. I know American. In fact, let's talk about this. We just were able to scrounge up or we were, I guess helpful to contribute a $50,000 contribution to the officer down memorial page right through a benefactor. And when I reached out and spoke to the executive director, I guess he's the former executive director, he's still on the board.
He said this year has been tough for charities, even law enforcement charities that collect on behalf of widows and spouses of of folks that have fallen and kids that go into, you know, that want to go to college, that their parent was a, it was a cop that died. And that's a pretty strong indicator when people can't take care of the fallen law enforcement, like where the economy really sits.
Yes. And even if people are making a habit of being charitable, I mean if you're tithing, 10% of a lower income is going to be overall a lower amount of money that you're tithing. And I think that that's a small percentage of people that actually fit that into their budget and think the disposable income for almost every single American who actually feels a pinch other than like your Bezos
and your Oprah's out there. Look, you got to put the mask on 1st when the plane decompression happens and take care of yourself. Otherwise you can't take care of your neighbor. And a lot of people are just tightening their belts to take care of their family. And the statistics around the credit card expenditures and the debt going up and the bankruptcies, tough times are coming. That's probably why we're seeing the rate cuts happen and they're starting to indicate, well,
happy days are here again. We're going to have lots of loose monetary policies. But the ultimately the underwriting of all of this is we have to prepare ourselves on January 20th. Nothing is going to change on January 20th. Economically, even the first two years of the of the Reagan presidency were hard, but at least there was a light at the end of the tunnel. And I think people might be hopefully are going to be a little bit more patient than we are want to be right now.
I mean, the average census span is like 47 seconds. It's going to have to be closer to 24 months. It's like a goldfish, I'm pretty sure. I don't know if that's actually real. You know, we all have this like instinct that goldfish apparently have like a 15 or a 52nd memory or something. But like is that true or? We just actually, you know, we're citing Shakespeare. Yeah, it sounds like this though. OK, let's let's pivot over here.
This is a little bit more interesting sort of a little bit more nefarious type monies. Biden considering that blanket pre emptive pardon which we talked about for perceived enemies still causing the political left to kind of meltdown about where they fall on this. CBS tends to be kind of the center ish left saying that he's considering the blanket pre emptive pardons. I think it says so much about what that administration did and I've never heard of anyone doing that.
They're acting like it's a Donald Trump issue, but clearly it's not, especially with the, the recent relief of COVID information, the fact that we've got retired General Mark Miley, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, calling Trump a fascist and they think that's going to be the problem. I, I, I don't think that's going to be where we're going to be
living. I think what we're going to see is that they need pardons, as they said previously, because there were allegations or information that a crime was committed. Correct me if I'm wrong but. I I think you're spot on with it, but I also think it's an opportunity to engage in the mutually assured destruction that I consistently argue for. I've been asking where is the law fair from the right against the communist left? It's always coming from the other side.
And we just say, well, we can't have a tit for tat. We have to come into the gunfight, which is a letter from mommy that says constitution on it. And the left and the communist don't recognize that it's an asymmetrical battle. The same thing needs to happen with the pardons, the pre emptive pardons with Hunter Biden and now they're going to pardon Fauci.
OK, well, anybody that's a political appointee coming in or the Donald Trump administration needs to have a pre emptive pardon so that they can actually go in there and do what they are directed to do without fear of reprisal from a future administration because they happen to be an employee of Donald Trump's. So I think that I'm not it's suboptimal. I wish we didn't exist in this
time. But to fail to recognize that means that it's just going to continue to spiral out of control, where one side embraces the fact that we're in this cold civil war and the other side is just hoping out, holding out hope that we can all just get along and maybe have unity. I'm sorry, you're never going to have unity with the other side, including when the the argument is, well, just don't have the boys play girls sports and then we can have unity.
The other side wants to put you in a cage. They want to take your children away. They gleefully hurt you for the last four. Years like it's the absurdity of all this stuff is really crazy in an airport, by the way, at at Reagan airport. I don't know if you have you flown out of Reagan before. I have, yes. That's where I caught one of the guys who was a Keep Me company. Oh, good. Well, Reagan is not like, I mean, it's full of politicians,
It's full of people of note. There's people from the from the national media that are constantly flying in and out. It's not good. Anyway, I've got a little clip from CNN I'm going to play about the sort of Biden pardon move. I like that CNN is acknowledging at least they're letting their guests come on or they're they're sort of contributors. They've got sure, Michael Singleton, who continues to be a voice of sanity just like Scott Jennings is.
And they're they're vying for ratings by putting conflicting opinions that are going to jibe with the echo chamber. I think it's actually the best move that they've done in years because they've essentially, they used to just not represent
any other opinions. And now they're like, hey, if we have a little bit of conflict on the video screen where people are watching 1, you know, they probably don't want their viewers educated, but at least there's the possibility that people will get inflamed and hear the other side, which, you know, that's that's how you play this game. Let's listen to this guy, this little take about how they've just basically trashed the the Democrat position.
Democrats portrayed the president as this great arbiter of morality and truth. They said that he somehow was a better standard bearer for protecting norms and the institutions of our country. And yet that wasn't true. They lied since you can go all the way back to 2022 when they were asked this question and the White House continuously, consecutively lied over and over and over again.
They could have simply said to M JS point to Chuck's point, the president isn't going to put his thumb on his scales of justice. He's going to wait. He hasn't made a decision yet. Most people would have expected that. They would have respected that. I think most people, to your point, Chuck, believe if it was my child, I probably would have done the same thing. That's not the issue, Jake. The question here, the burden on the White House, I would argue
is a continuous lies. You said that you were better than this other guy. You criticized the other guy for all of these things. And now your DOJ is committing witch hunts and this is now politicized or you appointed Merrick Garland. You can't blame Republicans for that. And I can only imagine, as I've talked to a lot of Republicans, if this were Donald Trump. And I know people are going to give him a lot of criticism for
the parties he's already given. But if this were him and Don Junior or Eric Trump or Ivanka, I can only imagine what the headlines would have been. And I will say, if you're Democrats and you're trying to walk this straight line, that we're somehow better than Republicans because we care more about the future and state of this democracy. I think that's that's that's, that's trash now.
No one believes it. No one believes they've lost all credibility for the facade they portrayed for several years. The facade that they portrayed for several years Pretty good. Let me just throw this as a thing to chew on. Steve Friend, my buddy. How often do we say that Democrats like to accuse everyone else of doing the thing that they're actually doing? It's that version of projection. And sometimes that actually makes the masks slip. How often do you hear that sort of statement?
Daily, if not hourly, That's entirely what the sociopaths do. So listen to what he just said there a second ago. What he mentioned was the DOJ piece, right? Lies coming out kind of the the better liar cause Biden does it. But everyone knows he's lying because he's kind of a lying old guy. But there was a guy that used to sell lies really, really well. And his name was Barack Obama. He was a master manipulator of many people. He was charismatic. I think he's kind of slipping as
he's getting a little older. You can see the Gray sleep. You know, everyone kind of slows down a little bit in age. But this might be one of those moments of dropping the mask. You tell me what to walk away with this little moment that Obama slipped out on in the light of projection. Enjoy hearing what sounds like really, he doesn't. He's not mentioning. He's talking about Republicans. But it doesn't sound like it to me.
There are going to be times, potentially, when one side tries to stack the deck and lock in a permanent grip on power, either by actively suppressing votes or politicizing the armed forces or using the judiciary criminal justice system, go after opponents. And in those circumstances, pluralism does not call for us to just stand back and say, well, I'm not sure that's OK. In those circumstances, a line has been crossed and we have to stand firm.
Oh. Thank you, President Potts, Colin Kettle. Let's talk about how he just recently came out and talked about how divisiveness is really a threat. This is the guy who took the 2008 Hope and Change and then reconstituted his coalition and said if you're white, you're evil and we're going to try to weaponize the government against you. He's one of the most evil, vicious, vile Marxist who's ever been in a position to leadership for the entire country. Everything he says is just poison.
He just happens to say it smoothly and charismatically. And I'm really happy that it's starting to slip. He's had a Joe Biden moment there for all to see. And he's a terrible person who would put you or me in a cage and take our children away and say, well, it's it's just necessary. Look, the plurality demands it here. Let me be clear, President, pot
calling kettle. I fully embrace and accept the battlefield conditions as they exist in the political sphere rhetorically, that we're in a cold civil war and I don't want to be here. But I will embrace the fight. And I want to see an energetic executive come in and completely shatter everything that you have done and punish my enemies. That's what I want. That's what I I want to see. You know, we didn't get the Matt Gaetz. Maybe we'll get the cash. Patel come in and bring about
retribution. That is necessary at this point. One side has punished the other to a point where we cannot coexist. There is no unity possible until we see guys like Andy McCabe in an orange jumpsuit with their SES anal beads to match them. Yuck, gross. But also I actually just, I just want to just take what he said and agree with him. I just don't agree that he was talking about Republicans. He said exactly what needed to be said. He was speaking to the Mirror.
A line has been crossed. The politicization of the DOJ and the DoD. It's like, hey, man, we agree with you. Yeah. Yeah, you did that and and your people did that. And your guy came in, the Joe Biden figure came in and did that. Whether he was listening to remember the whole story about him, like maybe whispering in the earpiece, that was like the big that's sort of gone away. Nobody's really talking about that. But is he calling the shots for the Democratic Party?
It seems like he still pops up. I've never seen a former president spend as much time. In front of a microphone, campaigning as you do, usually they sort of shut up and go become elder statesman. They go and step back. He bought a house in Washington DC. He wants to keep his grip on the power and also have the accoutrements of the Netflix deals that. Is a line being crossed too, isn't it? I mean, in, in, in. Let's say what has been historically. We don't see that.
Think about where, where. Where's W? Where? Where's George W Bush? He retired to a ranch in Texas, right? Reagan had a ranch out in California. Like these people do not stick around Washington DC to see if they can still lean on the lever of power unless Joe Biden. You know, started that whole global initiative that he could bilk off of. But also I think that was. I feel like that was a Hillary move.
Hillary call, call me crazy. I feel like Bill Clinton would have just been happy to leave the the politics behind and just go bang secretaries like he is accustomed to doing that seemed like. A thing?
Yeah, that's just. Whatever or whatever it is that Bill Clinton is into, I feel like Bill Clinton would have just been fine doing that, but he needed to go and open up the big money grift because it needed to be able to fuel the, you know, the demonic soul of that creature That didn't make it. Matt, how many bullets did we dodge in 2016 in November? You know, that momentary speed bump in the agenda. People going to look back 100 years from now and see that and just go like.
Whoa. What a crazy thing that happened. And then four years of Biden where they kind of went like, oh man, they're almost back on the agenda. And then now this November, this next four years is going to be insane. I feel like of wailing and gnashing of teeth and and people throwing themselves at the at the problem and just losing their minds. But we haven't seen it yet. I feel like they're all saving up for chaos.
It's the what the what game you could play about the 2016 election if Hillary Clinton had decided to go to Wisconsin one time. The the derivatives of that are shocking. Like just think about something simple. The governor race in Florida in 2018, Ron DeSantis got elected because he got an endorsement from Donald Trump in the primary and he won that, eked that out
by like 30,000 votes. He's not the governor of Florida. You don't have the Free State of Florida where I live right now in 2024, if Hillary Clinton is the president and she probably gets 2 terms. So we're looking at, I don't know, President Tim Kaine at this point, right? Who nobody even remembered in the SNL. That was a really good skit that I saw on SNL where people were just like, who was this? Who was Hillary Clinton's running mate? And they're like, I don't, I don't even know.
It's bad. Yeah. And no name recognition, even though he still hangs out there. Let me let me break away and do a read for our buddies over at the Blackout Coffee Company. And then we're going to come back and we're going to talk for a few minutes about this killer. And we may break into the excitement with our Patriot Coolers guest in just a moment here. So let me just start with this one. Right. That.
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Let's hear about, OK, I played it yesterday, but I'm going to do it just for you because we're both former FBI agents and I always like to know what other very capable former FBI agents have to say. We made fun of him. But I'm going to do it anyway, again, because I like to do it with my friends first. I'll do it by myself. And then we're going to bring on.
Here it is, Annie McCabe expert talking to Jake Tapper, giving his opinion on the professional, the high degree of marksmanship, the precision of the shooter and how he is likely doing this for a living. Yeah, I just paraphrase it all, but let's just listen to him say it in his own words because he looks like he's not getting sleep. Just saying the suspected gunman has now been on the run since just after 6:45 AM this morning. He's believed to have used a
silencer. What is the with the information we have, what does it tell you about the sophistication of this attack? Well, Jake, the the details and nuances of this attack are extraordinary and they do betray an astounding level of pre planning of organization. And it should also save cool headedness. And all of those things together would point towards a very competent assassin and potentially even someone who
does this for hire. We know first by his use of the weapon he's carrying a 9mm semi automatic pistol. It appears to be equipped with some sort of silencer or. Some sort of silencer. Yeah. We don't need to listen to all that high degree of precisions, lots of training in a fruitatious moment. And writings on ammunition and a bottle offer clues in search of the gunman who killed United Health CEO Brian Thompson. This is coming from CNN this morning.
And what are you seeing on the screen but the smiling, very pretty face. Oh, of the guy who did it? Probably a very competent assassin who does murder for hire. What say you, Steve friend? How many times have you tried to flirt with the girl who's making your coffee? Or the boy? I can't actually tell. And giving your face away just before you went and smoked a dude on the streets of New York City is that competent assassin to you?
I don't know. Come on, give me an opinion here, look, the the dude looks like a lady. Actually, that's that's got me right right away thinking like, huh, who is the barista? And maybe there is the reason that we're not going to find out anything like that. But it was a female. It was a. Female employee and it was at a hostel so that was my bad. He was this is at the hostel where he was staying. So this is someone who commuted in to do this.
Female employee. We did say an attractive looking man though. Let me Harold, I got the pictures. Let me put a big one on the screen real quick one SEC. So there he is, released by New York P DS Crime Stoppers. Here's another picture, multiple angles in the hostel. Looks like a kind of a nice hostel in any case. Lowered the mask, shared the face. This should be real easy.
We now know more about this guy than we do about the J6 pipe bomber A. 100% and I do think it's funny that you could be so rage filled that you orchestrate and plan. I mean this guy planned. I'm not saying it was a perfect plan, I'm not. I don't believe he did get away with it, for the time being at least. Three days now. But. He could not resist hitting on the hot chick at the hostel like
he's about to go do a murder. And he thought, well, maybe I'll get her digits, maybe I'll hook up with her later. It's just, it's laughable. Look, even though they're never. Going to find me, that's how, that's how professional he was though, obviously. So you know.
He's so professional. He stood out under a street light in one of the most photographed surveilled areas in the entire continent, if not the entire world, where there's cameras on every street corner and they are on every single business and it's 50,000 police officers, not to mention any sort of like federal assets that they have there.
His presentation of the weapon, he's a cool, calm and collected, very competent killer here where he brings it down like tomahawk style and then teacups it from the bottom. So I don't know how competent of a shooter is. Maybe it works for him. Nobody who I know who's a capable shooter shooter actually engages in that sort of that
sort of technique. But he could have just walked up to the guy and you know, if he was a proficient paid, paid for, murder for hire guy, I don't think he would have done it in that way. But he took a shot and then he wanted to actually leave the message, which is a whole thing. Like the guy probably watched a little bit too much movies or television shows because he really want to do it.
I think ultimately what we'll find out from this is that this guy was he or somebody who he's friends with or family members with, had some beef with the insurance company. And that'll probably come to light here in the next few days when they capture him because the Manhunters are going to be really good at doing this. They can track him. They can track his cell phone or his purchase history or just the surveillance tapes. They recovered some of the the
fingerprints, maybe some DNA. If his DNA is not in a criminal database, it might be an ancestry.com sort of thing where they realize, oh, wait, his third cousin twice removed and now we've narrowed the pool down. Or ultimately what I predict it'll be is human intelligence. Somebody will see his picture and say that's that's my brother. I don't want him to get killed. I cannot believe that Marcus went and smoked that dude. That's what it's going to end up like.
Do you think Andy McCabe knows anything about what you just said based on his significant experience of being a counterintelligence investigator in 2003? What do you think? Indy Andy, Andy, Andy. Let's remind the audience. But I was mostly distracted by the fact that he looks a lot like the host or what's, what's his name? Jake Tapper. The glasses, they're all talking. About Andy, Yeah, no, they all. They all look like Rachel Maddow. They all look they're.
All looking like older lesbians. You're correct. You're 100% correct. There's nothing wrong with that. OK, Steve, I'm going to give you a break to grab a cup of coffee if necessary. We're going to do something that we promised to do here a little bit ago, folks, I've got Gary. He's going to join me from our friends over at Patriot Coolers. They are fantastic. Gary coming to you right now. I got to throw you on the screen. How you doing, brother? I didn't even do a sound check,
So there you are. Yeah, I can hear you. Great. You look good. Let's let's talk about this. Are we ready to draw a name and give somebody a Black Friday prize pack? Oh, hold on. Hold on, Gary. I blew it you're talking and I muted you on the stream so I was hearing you, but I had it muted because I blew it start over. That's so disappointing. I'm I'm disappointed in myself from. The beginning. All right, that's all right. All right.
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That was a great little spin. We almost did it seamlessly, bringing you on live, other than I had you muted because I'm a bonehead and that's just how it works. But that is more proof that this is a live show you. Just wanted to give me more airtime, that's all. That's it, buddy. All right. Thanks for jumping on, and congratulations to Paula S So there we go. All right, we're going to bring Steve back on. We're going to keep getting into the weird stuff. We're talking.
We're talking assassins. We're talking nonsense. What do you think, Steve? Did you think you were going to win? Damn it, my pseudonym of Trevor just didn't work. OK, Can we can we do more? OK. So we went from kind of the interesting violence that goes on in New York City. This is novel to us because we don't have this kind of stuff. Now I've got something that should be a movie. Are you ready? Yeah, I love movies.
Let's do it. CBS story Kidnap soccer star rescued after shootout BP between police and captors in the Ecuadorian jungle An Ecuadorian soccer star was held hostage for three days, rescued after a firefight between police and his captors in the jungle near Columbia. His name is Pedro Perlaza, he's 33 years old. He's a defender with the top flight club Delphin. He was freed along with another person who had been kidnapped. He'd been missing since Sunday evening.
In a social media post Thursday, police said 3 suspects have been arrested that had demanded $60,000 in exchange for the release. A video was released by the police on Thursday showing the two men who were kidnapped, both bare foot, thankfully and tearfully thanking their rescuers. They've been treated badly, but they're alive. There were many bullets from the criminal, say the police in the coastal town of Atacames. I think that's probably pretty close to the pronunciation.
The the kidnappers fled as the officers returned fire and they were able to rescue several other people. The some of the kidnappers were wounded. This is like like the real story proof of life that who is in that Russell Crowe? Oh, I was thinking more of like Predator, Like I want Carl Weathers and Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jesse Ventura just going Full Auto from the hip in the jungle. Outstanding stuff, yes. Why is that? I mean, it might have been, we don't know. Like I have no idea.
The Drew, They could have probably had people that were as professional as the shooter in New York City on either side of that fire. Do you think they shot suppressed 9mm? Yeah, one at a time. One shot at a time, for anybody who doesn't know, that was that. We did a whole demo the other day, but that's that was the gun not going into battery. Which also to Andy McCabe apparently screams high degree of professionalism. Can you talk about the executive shoots?
That would be the basis for Andy McCabe's understanding of highly professional shooters. Well, every FBI agent has to qualify quarterly. Well, you have to qualify 4 * a year. So there were some agents that would just do it four straight days, but you're supposed to do
it every three months. And it was known that there were executive shoots where the senior level managers within the division would go themselves with the firearms instructor, the chief guy, and they would just magically qualify. They didn't want to shoot with the plebeian swine, the regular agents who were capable and competent. They didn't want to show how bad their qualification scores were and the little there was no dispute.
It's a well known fact was that they basically just went there and were given credit for passing because they are not proficient with their firearms because most of them actually don't carry their firearm anymore. Nobody wants to be embarrassed in front of the in front of the rank and file, which nobody says except the media. I had a senior executive and request an executive fitness test because he knew he couldn't pass it and they gave him. I've been to those. I embarrass people.
I did a Serafin. Oh, you know what the best fitness test I ever did was? That was just like the ultimate bro move. I showed up to a fit advisor who was doing a fitness test for applicants and they needed and I needed to accomplish my fitness test too. And so I ran my fitness test and then the applicants did theirs.
I was the medic for theirs because they required a little bit of medical, but I went out and ran my fitness test and like and showed how to do it. And they were just like, don't embarrass the Seraphin. And I was like, you guys have no idea who you're dealing with here. I'm going to come out here and over perform. I'm probably going to throw up after the end of this thing. That's how much I'm going to put out 'cause I always took it
seriously. Is that the one where you got ranked third in the Bureau as a female? No. No, I was still a male at that time, according to them. I told that to someone the other day. I told it to a senior fellow over at Claremont Institute and he was like, what a clown show. Look, can't make this stuff out a memo or a note Bureau wide that they are conducting a study for why the minority applicants slash employees are struggling to pass the fitness test.
They're going to people need jobs, right? They're going to study this, I think for I'm sure a year plus when we could all in eight seconds know it's because you hired people who are not capable based on immutable characteristics like the color of their skin rather than the content of their character. And they weren't like super studs like this guy who apparently survived a shootout in the jungle. They were like mediocre types. We did have a guy actually that probably had a similar
experience survive. He, we had a guy in my class, Deshawn. That's the only, I don't remember only his first name. But Deshawn claimed that his tactical experience and the reason that he was able to write up the active shooter response plan for the Detroit Zoo was that he grew up in the hood dodging bullets between cars and so he knew about how to survive a gunfight. I am not making that up, not even a little bit.
Subject matter expertise, right? You just want all of that diversity brought in. Guy who was protecting the chimpanzee cage is just as covered as every single topic I've ever worked with. Yeah, it's it's it's bizarre. It's weird. OK, let's see. I was going to play some stuff about Pete Heck said basically he said he's not backing back down now, you know, I'll play his little quick video here. I think this is kind of interesting. There's this ongoing thing.
We saw a release the other day. I've not seen anyone confirm it. That's apparently Cornyn has the votes for Cash Patel. So we saw some releases of that, but it's kind of like it's from leading report. And I don't always trust their sourcing because they said some things that have turned out to
be very untrue. But I do think that people are now more worried about Pete Hegseth than they are about Cash Patel. And the instinct that I have is the DoD moves a lot more money into the military industrial complex, into that security apparatus than the FBI. And so that director doesn't actually threaten anybody's pocketbooks. They're kind of like getting OK with with cash, but here they are going after Pete and he's just telling them like, look a holes, I don't work for any of
you. He doesn't actually even work for Trump just yet. So let's play that. I'm proud of what I fought for. I'm not going to back down from them one bit. I will answer all of these senators questions, but this will not be a process tried in the media. I don't answer to anyone in this group, none of you, not to that camera at all. Answer to President Trump, who received 76 million votes on
behalf and a mandate for change. I answer to the 50, the 100 senators who are a part of this process and those in the committee. And I answer to my Lord and Savior and my wife and my family. I'm proud to be here. And as long as Donald Trump wants me in this fight, I'm going to be standing right here in this fight fighting to bring our Pentagon back to what it. Needs to be, yeah. So you know, the the right answer is Kavanaugh style. Just double down and screw them
I think. I think the attacks are sort of reminding me of the way that Kamala Harris's presidential campaign went, and I compared it to the. The one game play in in the baseball playoffs where if your pitcher struggles, you don't have the time to let him kind of work it out. You have to quick hook. So with Kamala Harris, it was joy. And then all this didn't work. Oh, so I'm going to be I've got a plan for that. No, that didn't work.
Let's just bribe people. And and then finally it was Orridge Hitler and they they just were such a condensed time. I think with this, they tried to do the Kavanaugh sexual assault thing and that didn't pass. And then they have to go, well, he's an alcoholic and I'm sure something else will immediately come out because that hasn't held. And I he's a disruptive force. Anybody who's a disruptor is a
threat to the status quo. The American people send a mandate on November 5th that we wanted a disruption, but the mandate that was received by many, including the Republicans like Joni Ernst, who probably wants to be the second of defense was we have to keep the status quo. Whatever we have to do, it's going to be the immovable force meets the unstoppable object or however you want to say it.
And I'd, I'd like to see Donald Trump weigh in on this and really push his guy an. Unstoppable object, I'm going to that's like the juggernaut. The juggernaut is the unstoppable object. It just happens to be a man. You mentioned the word joy. We talked about the compressed timeline just a second ago. You just said it. And so this new little scandal ish type story got punched out there. I've got a really fun video that we're going to play. I always say the name of this
podcast wrong. I always call it the call me Daddy podcast. And maybe that's because I have little girls who call me daddy. They this is call her daddy and I don't know, maybe you know, do you know the origin of that name? Because I can't tell if it's like, hey, there's something wrong with this girl call her daddy or is it like call her daddy like it's some creepy. What the hell does it mean? I think she she's off the Dave Portnoy tree, so I would bet you it's the more actual innuendo.
Yeah, it's really gross. Anyway, this chick, I don't even know her name because she's just not relevant in my life, but she did have to sit down and answer a question. Apparently the story has leaked that Kamala Harris and Co in and route to spending a billion dollars in 100 days did so by doing really wild, stupid things that she can't even believe. And one of those is potentially spending over 100 grand on the set for sitting down and talking for one podcast that got less
than 1,000,000 views. For whatever it's worth, the podcast I did, the first podcast I sat down with, with Dan Bongino, I'm fairly confident they spent as many as $3000 on the set and they didn't have to spend it themselves. They just rented it probably for a couple 100 bucks for the hour or two that we sat in there. 100 grand for the set made out of cardboard and the the the call her daddy chick can't even believe that either, so here we go.
There's a little bit of controversy about that podcast because you did. Do you know what? This. No. What? Because in DC, this this interview happened in DC? Yeah. In a hotel. Yeah, not in a hotel. It was like a Random House it. Was like Random House but apparently you can tell me they spent meeting the Harris campaign spent like $100,000. I did see about this, it's hilarious. Build the studio, yes. Not true. To make it look like it was the studio, Yeah. That you used in LA.
My studio that is gorgeous in Los Angeles doesn't even cost 6 figures, so I don't know how cardboard walls could cost 6 figures but. But do you think they did that? I mean, you saw. Absolutely not with love to them. Oh my God, it was gorgeous. But like, it wasn't that nice. It wasn't like gorgeous marble. Like no, that was not 6 figures. Apparently the whole thing was just a money laundering grift. A. 100% there's no question that they spent 100. It's probably a low ball.
They probably spent $250,000 building a set just getting it out to whatever. She doesn't seem to get it. That's the best part. She doesn't get it. She was like, it's like, honey, you don't understand how how Washington works. That's the. Best call your daddy and he can explain to you how have your daddy. Explain to you that's exactly correct? Holy moly. OK, the other joy, because we, that was part of the joy, the part of the joy was spending 100 grand on a, on a, a cartoon set
for like 2 hours. The other joy is what's going on on the political left as they continue to meltdown and some of the fun that we have. And my favorite joy is of course, Joy Reid, who used to do the cultural appropriation of Donald Trump's hairdo as a black female. I assume she's a female. I don't want to assume her gender per SE. And she may not know what a woman is either. She kind of seems like a Katanji Jackson Browne type here. She is really, really mad.
We went kind of international, right, talking about Ecuadorian forest, rainforest shootouts. Now we're going to get back here and talk about gangsterism. Didn't you said you wanted to disrupt her? Apparently Donald Trump is disrupting and it's very upsetting to the other joy. So get a little taste of this. I'll get your reaction in a SEC.
But let's bring you back to the US and to our local gangster, Donald Trump. He's not even president yet, and he's already spending his time sitting in his golden palace, Mar a Lago, muscling other countries like he's Tony Soprano with a social media site. Doing things like reportedly debating whether or not to invade Mexico. Threatening BRICS countries Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa with 100% tariffs if they don't commit to trading in dollars and not their own currencies.
Demanding Hamas release all hostages being held in Gaza before his inauguration or there will be quote all hell to pay in the Middle East. Even reportedly threatening Canada. He was hold on, clutch your penis. What you say hostages and that's a problem. He wants to free hostages from Hamas. He's joking about invading a narco trafficking state of Mexico, which is probably one of the most corrupt large countries in the world. I won't even go there anymore. I haven't wanted to go there in
a long time. We actually talked about Mexico on the call in show last night, including a very strange memory that one of our call in guests triggered about seeing my late 60 year old boss, a New York Jew, in a Speedo on the beach of Cabo San Lucas, which I had blocked out up until a few minutes ago. And now I can't stop thinking about the fact that there was a old man in a banana hammock. But who wants to go to Mexico? Who's mad about invading Canada?
Even Canadians are thinking like that. That might be OK. They're like, no big deal. Make them the 51st date, Call them northern Vermont, call them western Maine. I don't know, but we could do it. There's nothing wrong with this stuff. Canadians are probably thinking that they want their Fruit Loops to be more brightly colored they they'd embrace. That they might want it or they might think, hey, you know, we're kind of a gun type nation.
We have bears and mousses or meese, whatever they're called, right? I I'm you've ever seen a mice in. Person By the way, have you ever seen a moose? They're absolutely terrifying. A bull moose is yes. I had a one moment, oh forget the bull moose, how about the Mama moose? I had one moment where I was on AI, was at survival school in Spokane, WA, north of it at Fairchild Air Force Base. Is that what it's called? I think so. And I'm walking through the woods, I'm doing a nap.
And I looked over and it's a female moose. And to my right is a calf. And they're both probably, like, 20-30 yards away from me. And I threw myself down a hill to get away from it because there's like, that is a really, really dangerous place to be. And anyway, I think the Canadians should be better armed than they are. They just outlawed a bunch more guns.
They just said they want to take the guns from the citizens and send them to Ukraine. That's a story that I saw yesterday in my sort of my gun feed. Yeah. Like, I don't think anybody would complain about Donald Trump annexing them. They wouldn't even fight back. They'd be like, yeah, come on in. Welcome conquering hero. I think that there's there's a lot of conservatives that are just overvoted by the the metropolitan areas in Canada and they don't have that many people.
It's it's really not that populous of a. Country. They have dozens of people. What are you saying? The snow Mexicans are a strong force that are very sparsely populated. They have a huge country too. It's massive landmass, massive like coastlines as well. But I always come down to the fact that they're to the north of North Dakota and I don't want to live anywhere as cold as North Dakota. I certainly wouldn't want to holiday in Toronto or anything.
But if we take over the snow Mexicans as as Trump offered, then we could take over the real Mexicans too. And that would actually fulfill the prophecy that my wife made when we first started dating, which is that the United States could actually conquer all of North America down to the Panama Canal and make them all Americans. Like, then you won't have any illegal immigration because we'll have just taken over the places and made them Americans too. You just have to stay there now.
And we could put Canadian bacon into quesadillas and we could have harmony and unity once and for all. That's such a weird. That's really weird. OK, You brought up Joni, Joni Erst earlier. I wanted to play some more fun stuff. How about this? Because apparently she's been doing investigations. This is what we're hearing. This is coming out of the New York Post. The top doge Elon Musk, House Speaker balk at I don't know
what this is top doge. I don't know what oh top like top dog I guess is the is the man. Come on New York Post. What a weird headline. They balk at the Senate report showing only 6% Steve Friends, 6% of federal workers show up in person on a full time basis. It is quote, absurd. You're seeing there that 0% of the Department of Energy is showing. What are the actual hell are we looking at? The the Agency for Global Media has 2% showing up.
U.S. Department of Agriculture actually sits right at the average of six. Department of Veterans Affairs, 7% of the employees are showing up in person. The 1010 emptiest government headquarters buildings. What planet do we live on right now? How is this going on? FBI is doing the same. Oh yes, this was why coronavirus exposed how unnecessary the government is. And there's the argument we made. Well, people are more efficient and they have a work life
balance. If you're on the taxpayer's dime, then you got to get your butt into the office and do the work that's supposed to be there. And if it's not necessary, then your job is unnecessary at this point. This, the fact that we were told in 2020 to come into the office in my, my four person office 60% of the time. The rest of the time you had to just work from home. When I worked on an Indian Reservation and it wasn't possible to work from home.
And I, and I actually was an honest person. I said, hey, look, you know, I spend less than 60% of my time in the office because I'm in the field, right? So I should just keep my regular work tempo. And they said no, no, no, just don't work two days a week. I was told that I couldn't come into the office because I wouldn't swab my nose. But my, like, my work was 100 miles away from the office on the Indian Res, like so many people who work Indian country stuff.
And I worked out of a, a trailer that wasn't even the main, it was, it was part of the police department's like holdings. It was for the, the, the tribal police. Actually it was Indian affairs, so BIA police, but I would have been the only guy in my own room by myself hanging out there.
I actually had my own trailer at my own house, had a really nice Winnebago that was in the backyard 'cause I lived on some acres and it was all set up with power and it was set up with Wi-Fi and I had an Eras, which is a remote I. Couldn't get one. Dude I don't even know why we got it but I had a remote access classified network computer. There was zero reason for me to after ever have to go into the office and I've I've been revisiting this with my my lawsuit with DOJ how absurd it was.
Meanwhile, these people in 2024 are still not showing up into the office to the tune of like 6% on average. It's freaking crazy. Absurd is the right word for it, by the way. And there's, there's not people like you or me who were actually doing work in the field because we couldn't do the work from the office. By and large, most government employees, their work is
performed in the office. So any sort of argument that, well, you know, it's, it's not really fair because Kyle Serafin was out, he had to drive 100 miles to go and address this case. You're the, the rare exception. Most of the people are there having to take calls. I mean, how, how many times you you calling up on a government line now and it's being rerouted to their home and that's gross. My goodness. OK, so Department of Energy, it seemed is apparently they have almost 1,000,000 total
employees. Sorry, that's a million square feet. Doesn't say how many employees they have, but it says that 0% of their utilization of their their cost per occupancy. That's insane. And they're furnishing all of this too. They're they're buying, they're buying, they're furnishing. It they're heating it, the lights go on every day automatically. Like it's pretty well, OK, so let's do some of the other ones. How about Department of Labor?
That's kind of fun. Only 9%, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. I think that's where that one dude was, wasn't it? The guy that was stealing the suitcase. Yeah, the luggage thief, that was nine. That says 9% there. The Office of Personnel Management only has 11% reporting into their physical, but that may be the ultimate government statement. Less than less than 15%. Eleven percent of the Office of the Personnel Management is actually showing up in person. You know what's crazy?
I work every day from home today and I work for me. And I'm, I didn't know that that would actually be a thing I could do. But given deadlines and my ability to not really miss them, I would do fine working from home. And I would probably be more productive walking around the office, like people popping in and talking to you about their kids and like having a cup of coffee. Dude, there's so much waste that happens in the office, but at least we're physically seeing
somebody accountable. I would probably would. Work better from home. You were in Washington Fields, so I'm sure you saw it to a greater extent than I did. But on the occasions that I went to my headquarters, which were either in Jacksonville or Omaha, mostly in Omaha, I always got the sense of walking in there, that you could show up, get your
card on file. You know, that you swiped into the building at 8:14 and then sit down, check your e-mail and then stand up. And then just do the walk around and back for several hours. Go get lunch, go work out and then go to up to another floor and go to the same thing and then come back to your desk at 4:46 and then log out.
And so that was, I mean, I would just walk around and there would be nobody there, OK. So we're gonna, we, we're gonna end with the joke because this is Friday and we're coming toward the end here. So let me give you the the classic joke that I remember hearing what you are now describing in real detail. You ready? This is about a Canadian postal employee, OK.
And the story goes is that he was a war veteran and he went to Afghanistan with US coalition forces and he was in an IED attack and he was after trigger the IED, he had a lower body extremity wound. He actually had his testicles removed after the blast and they also injured his, his, his lower abdomen. So they had to remove parts of his small intestine and and also parts of his colon. OK, so traumatically injured guy, disabled veteran gives
access. He has access now to additional hiring capabilities of, you know, federal, federal jobs. So he goes in for the interview with the Postal Service in Canada and they were like, listen, but you're very, very well qualified and you have this disabled bedroom preference. So you're probably a shoe in for this job. Can tell us a little bit more about yourself, like, you know, tell us about your veteran status.
Tell us about your service. Because yeah, I was in Afghanistan. I was, you know, I was overseas. I had a piece of my, my colon removed. I had a piece of my small intestine. I had my testicles actually amputated surgically from the, from the explosion. Like I pretty, pretty aggressive. I've got some leg wounds and stuff like that. But I'm able to do the job. I can sit in an office and I can type and I can work. And they were like, fantastic. And you have any questions about
it? He goes, yeah, tell me about the hours. Tell me about the job, What am I getting into? And they're like pretty straightforward government job. You know, it's a nine to five show up at 9:00. And, you know, we, we cut you loose and you'll get a regular paycheck. You got great benefits. And of course, you got pretty good colleagues and so on and so forth and good stability there. And so he's like, OK, and they said, when can you start? He said, well, I can start on Monday if you want.
And they said, great, OK, well, we'll see you at 11:00 on Monday. And he says, I don't understand. You said it was a nine to five job. Why? Why 11? And they said, well, this is a government job. So for the first two hours, all we do is stand around, drink coffee and scratch our nuts. And it sounds like you can't drink coffee because of your intestinal problems, and there's no reason to scratch your nuts. So we'll just see you 2 hours later when we actually start doing the work at 11.
Perfect government. That's the way it works. Perfect. You have AL annual leave, SL sick leave and then JL which is just leave which happens on Friday around 2:30 in the afternoon. So Mr. Steve Friend, we're going to play something really fun. This is a machine gun thing that I've been holding onto for quite a long time. For all those that are getting ramped up about shootings and suppressors and other crazy stuff, you can still do it with cowboy guns.
If you're listening to this, you need to tune into the end to be able to see this with your own two eyes. This is freaking wild. This is a bad ass cowboy shooter with a revolver that sounds like he's shooting a machine gun. I haven't tried this technique, but you can tell I'm definitely going to do it. Check this out folks. It's freaking awesome is what that is. That thing is so cool. He fans the trigger with like his thumb and his index and his pinky I think is what he runs
across there is what it says. Really, really cool stuff. I've got a good palate cleanser for us today because we're talking about sort of making America great and people who seem resistant to it. I'll give you some final thoughts on what you got coming up on AMRAD. And people have been tuning in. So that's really good to hear. And then we're going to go over and we're going to cleanse the palate as we go into the weekend. Well, thank you and thank you to the audience.
You guys have been jumping into the podcast that we're New Time, New Days coming, following up on the Kyle Seraphim Show on Tuesday and Thursday at 10:30, same time tomorrow, 10:30 Saturday. And we're going to be talking about the hate in the game, not the players, guys like Mitt Romney, who's a fan of hot dogs, and Joni Ernst and Barack Obama and all the people, the games that they're playing. So we got a whole host of examples.
We'll get to that. 10:30 Eastern Time on rumblerumble.com/amradpod is where you find us, as always. And again, appreciate you see you guys jumping in this week. We definitely saw a big jump in our live views and hoping to keep the momentum going. I. Just wanted to let us sit there for a second. Yes, that's a good thing. Yeah. No, just kind of last little moment. All right, I appreciate you jumping in with me this morning. Steve. There's a poll that I've got to
go look over on locals. People can join our locals. It's Kyle seraphin.com. So go check that out if you want to add the poll on whether we try to take Steve's time. He has the final vote, But if he can take his time every Friday or if we're going to make it like a more exclusive thing, like a first Friday or a final Friday to make it really friendly, not every Friday. Friday is really that friendly in real life, as we well know. Look, Ioffer myself up as Privy,
whatever you want. Thanks, buddy. All right, have a great weekend. We'll talk soon. Ladies and gentlemen, we're going to wrap up with a last little thought, which is that is America racist? Is America terrible? Is it just all a joke? This is what happens when you ask people who actually live in America to evaluate themselves critically. This is a little clip from Officer Brandon Tatum, who is pretty, pretty compelling. He's also got like a really nice
delivery. I like the way that he just disarms these people. Sometimes you just use the Socratic method to dismantle leftist nonsensical arguments, and I encourage you to do it this way. Make him smile too. This is pretty charming and cute. I just wanted to know where are you from? Texas. From America, right? Yeah. I just wanted to know when was America great for? Us black people. Right now, Tay, he's great right now, right? Really. Yeah. It ain't great for you.
No, not at all. I mean, I'm living. Looking good, you got clothes on, look well fed, beautiful hair got you, got your eyeline on you looking good. What kind of bag is that? That's a nice little bag there. You look good America look good for you. If you were eating out of trash, can I tell you something different? America is a great place. I don't understand how we are not acknowledging that it's great. Look at all these different people out here, men, women, black, white, you, you.
You will never see this much diversity anywhere else. It's the greatest place on earth. Everybody can be here and enjoy one another, disagree with each other. We have the freedom of speech, freedom to keep and bear arms. We don't have to worry about the government interfering in our lives. For the most part. It's the greatest country ever. And if we don't start acknowledging that, we're going to screw up something good. Got nothing to say America look
good for you. Put your nice hair in your bag, dress clean and you're not eating out of a garbage can. Well said. Go out there and disarm your neighbors with a little bit of kindness. This weekend, get off the social media things. We're going to be celebrating a little kiddo birthday for our house. And thanks for being part of the program. Make sure you share it, make sure you like it and make sure you are subscribed. Set up for notifications so you can see us when we go live.
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