The Alex Jones Show Live - July 28, 2026


EXCLUSIVE INTEL: FBI Whistleblower Kyle Seraphin REVEALS ALL On Kash Patel's Deep State Connections!


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00:00:00.000 Cash Patel and I had a conversation on January 16th of 2023, and we were in Carbone, which
00:00:06.420 is a restaurant at the top of the Aria Resort and Casino.
00:00:09.700 I'm very specific about when this happened.
00:00:12.100 And we had a conversation with two other men, one of whom owned a private jet, about Chris
00:00:15.900 Ray's private jet use.
00:00:17.500 And out of that conversation, Cash passed me information to reach out to Josh Howley's
00:00:22.440 office.
00:00:22.960 And I went to Josh's office, or Senator Howley's office, and I shared it with either a chief
00:00:27.920 of staff or like a chief legal aid or something like that. And I said, I'm coming to you with
00:00:31.280 what's called a protected disclosure. That's a whistleblower allegation. And I have probable,
00:00:36.160 you know, I have reasonable belief that there is a violation of rule policy or law that Christopher
00:00:39.840 Ray is abusing this jet. And he's doing so in what are called fraud, waste and abuse statutes.
00:00:43.760 He's using the taxpayer money in a way that he ought not to. And so Christopher Ray was questioned
00:00:49.380 about the jet use. And they read from my letter at the hearing. And I've posted this online for
00:00:55.360 people to see. But in the first line, it said, I got your name from Cash Patel. And he told me to
00:01:00.540 reference this other guy as well. And so I'm bringing you this allegation, this protected
00:01:03.600 disclosure about this use of the jet. And here's my allegations. And so from from January of 2023
00:01:11.960 to February of 2025, Patel went from campaigning on advertising that he was against it, saying
00:01:19.960 Chris Ray didn't need a private jet, telling Glenn Beckett cost fifteen thousand dollars
00:01:23.240 every single time it takes off the runway to I'm required to fly like this and I have to and
00:01:28.920 Congress says I need to, which, by the way, it's not a Congress policy. It's a DOJ policy. It's
00:01:33.140 literally an executive policy. They could change it tomorrow and he could stop flying on the jet.
00:01:37.060 But we've seen these people basically come in and say.
00:01:41.060 The Democrats seem to want to grow government for every reason,
00:01:43.880 and the Republicans seem they're completely agnostic about the size of government as long
00:01:48.080 as they're in control. That is not the Republican Party that I grew up with before you were born.
00:01:52.780 I was watching a Republican party that I wasn't a member of, but they said they wanted small
00:01:56.300 government, right? They at least campaigned on saying, let's shrink the size of government.
00:02:00.220 Nobody's making that argument anymore. So nobody cares about the size of government. What they
00:02:03.960 care about is, am I in charge of this government so I can profit? And Kash Patel is a great example
00:02:08.360 of someone who's out there living like a billionaire playboy, even though he doesn't
00:02:12.260 have a billion dollars flying around on our jet, acting like it's his own. Donald Trump on Thursday
00:02:17.000 of what last week, is that what it was? He stepped out in front of the American people. It might've
00:02:21.060 in two weeks ago. He steps out and does a 25 minute discussion about how the Chinese stole 1.00
00:02:27.580 the election in 2020. Do you remember listening to that? Sure. And what was the what was the point 0.79
00:02:32.580 that the Chinese hacked election systems, that they maybe were running information campaigns, 0.73
00:02:37.560 that they were having access to information they shouldn't have had that was in the voter
00:02:41.060 rolls and et cetera. So Kash Patel went to China. And did he do something about election security?
00:02:49.940 Was he there to ensure that the 2026 midterms are going to be above board?
00:02:55.580 No, no.
00:02:57.100 He went there and talked about who knows what, like maybe fentanyl and maybe talking about his his Chinese stock portfolio, which involves a holding company that has like, oh, you know, close to five million dollars or somewhere between one and five million dollars for the Xi'an ownership control stock.
00:03:10.360 And so you've got our FBI director hearing the president of the United States talk about a threat country.
00:03:17.060 And China is the biggest threat country.
00:03:18.720 People get worked up about Israel, and I understand why, and it got a lot less attention than it probably should have for a long time. 0.97
00:03:25.600 But the Chinese are the single biggest geopolitical threat. 0.85
00:03:28.020 They're the biggest in size. 1.00
00:03:28.940 They have the biggest in scope.
00:03:29.820 They have the biggest military spending. 0.71
00:03:31.200 They're running the proxy countries that we consider to be threats, and they work regular and active operations against the United States. 0.55
00:03:40.240 And so apparently we can go there and we're going to make nice with them and hang out and speak with the, you know, like the minister of public security, like with our FBI director. 0.90
00:03:49.940 And we're not going to talk about the one thing that the president spent 20 plus minutes in a national address on just a few days ago.
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00:04:09.540 Now into hour number two of this live Tuesday, July 28th, 2026 transmission.
00:04:15.260 I am your host, Alex Jones.
00:04:17.340 President Trump has ordered the Selective Service of the Pentagon to prepare an AI bid
00:04:22.760 by the 14th of August to implement the national draft.
00:04:26.280 The law was already passed last year to implement the draft this year.
00:04:29.340 They're openly saying they need hundreds of thousands, 500,000 troops to invade Iran. 1.00
00:04:35.100 Joe Kent and many others have said on this show, and I agree with them, 0.99
00:04:37.660 that they want to get troops into Kurg Island at first, where they'll be surrounded and killed. 0.98
00:04:42.160 Then we'll be told now we got to go to full ground invasion. That is the plan, putting our
00:04:47.120 pawn out there to be destroyed. It's called a pawn sacrifice. I have three children that are draft
00:04:52.600 age, Rex, who is 23, Charlotte, who's 22, and Georgia, who is 18 now. I have a nine-year-old
00:04:59.940 daughter. I have three children that's a meat grinder, just like they do in Ukraine, fighting 1.00
00:05:04.900 the last Ukrainian in the proxy war against Russia. Now, the U.S. is a proxy operator for 0.97
00:05:10.540 Israel. Their finance minister admitted this last week. This is the ideal situation. Israel has said
00:05:16.160 they will send no troops to join us in this war that they are lobbying for us to get into, like
00:05:21.040 all the other wars for Israel. That is what this is. The NDAA has passed the House to merge our 0.52
00:05:27.940 military and intelligence with the Israelis. This is a total coup. Kyle Serafin is a former 0.88
00:05:32.560 counterterrorism FBI agent, incredibly accurate and smart guy when it comes to his whistleblowing.
00:05:38.540 And I wanted to get him on because he was right. You know, Caffetail's in a lot of trouble. We'll
00:05:41.320 get to that a little bit. And we also know prosecutions, you know, what's going on at
00:05:45.700 record level, sweetheart deals and insider trading that would make Hunter Biden blush. But we'll get
00:05:50.640 to that later in the hour. I want to get Kyle Serafin's take on the geopolitics and what we do.
00:05:55.980 Congress has had three war powers votes. When you're in a full war, they're supposed to declare
00:05:59.960 war. Those votes have all failed, including one by three votes last week. It's time for them to
00:06:05.740 invoke the war powers and cut this war off. I'm also calling for the impeachment of President
00:06:11.420 Trump, of colluding with a foreign government to conduct a coup, merging us with the Israeli 0.71
00:06:17.680 military and intelligence. I'm calling for him to be 25th amended for trying to get us into this
00:06:25.580 war that he's already got us into, lying to us, totally half-baked, saying he had all these peace 0.89
00:06:30.140 deals when the Iranians never signed anything, having the straight clothes, saying it's open,
00:06:34.920 just everything President Trump has done. It's time to totally decouple from Trump psychologically 0.66
00:06:40.620 as Republicans are populist. Expose the Democrats. They have the votes with a few Republicans to
00:06:46.920 override this. They haven't. Deal with them. Deal with Communist China. Cut off Israel,
00:06:51.520 who's trying to merge our military and co-own all of our weapon systems. 0.96
00:06:55.400 So whether it's impeachment, 25th Amendment, those are long shots,
00:06:58.760 but we can use that to make this front and center and protest peacefully.
00:07:04.160 You go to the state houses, go visit your senators when they're in the district,
00:07:07.460 your House members, call Congress right now. 0.95
00:07:10.780 But bottom line, the easiest path is the war powers.
00:07:13.540 They need to invoke the war powers. 0.83
00:07:14.920 We only need three votes.
00:07:16.500 Congress needs to stop this now.
00:07:18.040 And you see everybody from Laura Ingraham to Glenn Beck, to Bill O'Reilly, to so many others, telling Trump, you need to end this now.
00:07:28.580 This is devastating the economy.
00:07:30.020 It's going to kill us the midterms.
00:07:31.160 And that's just the old 150 days with the bombardments, the straightening closed.
00:07:35.560 It's about to get a lot worse.
00:07:36.820 So we're about to go to call Seraph and Rex.
00:07:38.820 But I wanted you as a young man, a prime target of this with them eyeing you with AI to be drafted and be sent to the Middle East to fight for Israel.
00:07:48.300 What is that like?
00:07:49.440 Yeah. So I grew up at the office.
00:07:50.840 I think the original Enfor's office, first time I ever went in there was when we got it when I was like seven years old.
00:07:55.240 And the entire nature of our network since its founding, since literally before I was born, was an anti-war network.
00:08:00.460 It was calling out the neocons, the globalist policy.
00:08:02.880 What that means is building this empire of, you know, manufactured transnational capital combined with our own military industrial complex to a degree.
00:08:11.160 Now, we're not even only dealing with our own military industrial complex.
00:08:14.740 We're going to be fusing and allowing Israels to take to take control of us. 0.70
00:08:18.540 So I look at it as a 23 year old young man. 0.88
00:08:20.940 And I see all these people that are 60, 70, 80 years old in Congress, in the Senate, like Lindsey Graham, 71 years old, talking about if we can do Iwo Jima, we can do this.
00:08:30.520 What am I dying for, Lindsey?
00:08:31.980 Like if I'm going to go get drafted, you'll get blown up by FPV drone or if an Iranian 14 year old is going to fire an RPG at my head.
00:08:38.580 What am I dying for when my blood is in the Persian Gulf?
00:08:41.220 Like, does that make anyone's life better at home? 0.91
00:08:43.360 Does that improve anything for any American?
00:08:45.380 No, but it makes a lot of Israeli politicians very, very happy.
00:08:49.280 And that's why it's happening. 0.66
00:08:50.600 When all else fails, they take you to war.
00:08:53.340 That's what this is. 0.93
00:08:54.240 It's the establishment of the Greater Israel Project.
00:08:56.560 And I, as a young American, I don't have any choice, any say in that.
00:08:59.360 I am a member of the greatest nation on Earth.
00:09:01.980 a nation of over 300 million people. And we're beholden to and at the beck and call the government
00:09:06.760 of a nation of nine million people. And that is just the reality. You talk about Ukraine as well.
00:09:11.320 And I think this is worth bringing up. They want to throw us in buses and take us to the front 0.99
00:09:16.180 line. You can say, oh, that's outrageous. That's outrageous. We hear about just like Ukraine.
00:09:20.460 We hear about these armies. And what humans are in Ukraine, they admit, is decoys for the Russians 0.94
00:09:25.560 to attack with drones and artillery so that satellites the U.S. runs can target the Russians.
00:09:29.960 They're literally fed to cannons, the World War I term, cannon fodder, cannon feed.
00:09:34.760 Now, let's bring in Kyle Seraphim.
00:09:37.620 I want to be very, very clear with everyone right now.
00:09:40.780 This is all happening past your normalcy bias.
00:09:43.560 It's only going to get worse until people get awake and get active and get very, very upset. 0.86
00:09:48.220 And I'm not defending Israel here.
00:09:50.720 We need to get a bigger picture.
00:09:51.840 Israel is the main lobby in AIPAC that is the muscle to get this passed to primary anybody that doesn't support total war
00:09:58.140 and Israel taking over our foreign and domestic policy completely.
00:10:02.320 But you also have the military industrial complex,
00:10:05.280 the arms manufacturers already selling a trillion dollars a year worldwide
00:10:08.260 and getting a trillion and a half dollars here domestically.
00:10:10.700 They want it. 0.98
00:10:11.900 You also have the big BlackRock globalists that want a world depression as a great reset.
00:10:17.420 They've been bragging this war is depressing the world economy,
00:10:20.520 which bankrupts the individual and nation states
00:10:22.580 and allows them vertical integration and consolidation.
00:10:25.500 So those systems are supporting the war as well.
00:10:29.200 And then domestically, the politicians want a big war to take our liberties and our freedoms instead of a bigger surveillance police state grid.
00:10:36.300 So you have a lot of different corrupt forces, a lot of them interconnected.
00:10:40.300 You have the Epstein class wanting this as a distraction from that.
00:10:43.820 That also goes to Israel and the Mossad. 0.69
00:10:45.440 So it's Israel heavily nested in all of this, but it's also a perfect storm.
00:10:50.300 You need to understand the other interests that want us in this as well.
00:10:53.180 Let's bring in Kyle Serafin, a former EMT, former Air Force veteran, counterterrorism
00:10:58.640 FBI agent, and the most famous FBI whistleblower ever.
00:11:01.520 He's got about a 99% accuracy rate to give us his take as an American, as a father, as
00:11:08.700 a Catholic on this big geopolitical system, what he thinks we should do to shut down the
00:11:13.820 implementation of the draft that is now official.
00:11:16.040 The articles with all government documents are at alexjoneslive.com, the mothership coordinates.
00:11:20.700 Kyle Serafin will put up all of his URLs for his very popular podcast as well.
00:11:25.780 Imagine the censorship during a total war.
00:11:27.840 We are on the cusp.
00:11:28.940 We're already in the new world war, folks.
00:11:30.400 All the experts agree.
00:11:31.220 But now it's about to get a lot hotter.
00:11:32.980 We're about to go from red hot to white hot.
00:11:34.700 Kyle Serafin, your analysis.
00:11:38.160 Joneses.
00:11:38.900 Hello, gentlemen.
00:11:39.820 It's good talking to you guys.
00:11:41.380 This is an interesting time.
00:11:42.620 I'm not nearly as riled up as what I just heard, although all those things are disconcerting.
00:11:48.840 I just see this as a continuation of what we've seen from Donald Trump.
00:11:52.980 I'm I'm interested in your discussion about wanting a a impeachment that you think that that there's any energy to do that or that even Congress would act and do a war powers when we've seen that they basically had the opportunity to do that.
00:12:05.500 They've chosen not to. And it would indicate that Donald Trump is driving this ship, you know, and I don't think that's what's going on here.
00:12:12.360 That doesn't seem to be the case. I'm not watching a Donald Trump, the same guy that I saw who claimed that he was the president of peace.
00:12:18.120 i'm not seeing the guy that said he was going to go make america healthy again and had rfk jr
00:12:22.000 come in that he was going to go and show a bunch of declassified documents and brought in tulsi
00:12:25.860 gabbard uh i'm not seeing that guy running the show it doesn't seem like he's actually running
00:12:30.220 it at all uh what i do see is that he's been kind of manipulated from the background and it seems
00:12:34.300 like the people like the status quo is what's getting its way and the status quo is sort of
00:12:38.440 like the uh the american gop neocons they're getting war that's what they do and uh interestingly
00:12:44.440 One of the most vicious Warhawks just died off.
00:12:48.800 I agree. 0.69
00:12:49.660 Two weeks ago, Tucker said Trump is irrelevant now and runs nothing.
00:12:53.180 And so I think it is AIPAC and the military-industrial complex, and status quo is leading us into a hot total conflagration, Kyle.
00:13:03.540 I mean, they are – what do you think of them trying to implement the draft?
00:13:08.280 I don't know if they'll need to – first of all, I don't know if they'll need to do that.
00:13:11.260 So that's a possibility.
00:13:12.160 Obviously, like simulations, they're not run in a vacuum.
00:13:16.060 They don't run a simulation to not ever use it.
00:13:18.440 But it doesn't mean that they're going to use it right away or that's going to be necessary.
00:13:21.060 We have a volunteer military right now, and I think it's relatively well staffed for what we're doing.
00:13:25.620 That being said, and I sent the producers some clip of Lindsey Graham talking about this before he died.
00:13:31.780 Just a couple of days before he died, there's this release footage that just came out where they're talking about actually getting involved.
00:13:37.420 And if you guys want to play it, he's talking about seizing cities in Iran.
00:13:40.660 And that does require a significant ground force, which is what you would prep for this sort of thing.
00:13:46.880 So I see what you guys are talking about as far as the needs work.
00:13:49.100 It's clip 39.
00:13:50.040 We played it last hour.
00:13:51.220 We can play it again.
00:13:52.460 In fact, these are in context.
00:13:53.640 Play 39, 40, and 16 back-to-back.
00:13:56.840 They're all in context.
00:13:58.420 And here's why it's different, Kyle.
00:14:00.780 They have the thing ready and passed.
00:14:03.040 Now they're having the AI prepare it. 0.61
00:14:05.080 And I've seen top neocons and the guy they installed in Kentucky, the Israelis did,
00:14:08.960 saying a few months ago on the campaign trail, we don't have the troops for an invasion of Iran.
00:14:13.120 We've got to protect Israel. So we need the draft. So I'm telling you, the war planners 0.98
00:14:17.240 want a draft, not depending on actual leadership, but the ones planning it say we have to have the
00:14:22.260 draft if we're given this order. So I understand there's a normalcy bias. It's hard to believe
00:14:26.460 this is actually going on, but this is the reality. Who would have ever thought we'd be
00:14:30.060 at this point? This is a new Trump, as you said. Here's the clips you mentioned.
00:14:33.020 is able to deliver oh to be honest with you i think about three to four weeks we should have
00:14:42.600 them in a spot where they start losing control of some cities and what we're trying to do is just 0.98
00:14:49.560 get a few cities to fall and the next month get the arabs more openly involved tomorrow 1.00
00:14:57.320 or by the end of the week and just have almost irreversible momentum
00:15:03.560 Do you have it on speaker, Ryan?
00:15:05.360 Yeah, we're good.
00:15:06.460 Okay. All right. Connecting you now.
00:15:08.000 Hello?
00:15:09.020 Hey, baby, Lindsey.
00:15:11.400 Hey, Lindsey.
00:15:13.120 How are you?
00:15:14.980 I'm just so impressed. Glad to be your friend.
00:15:19.580 I'm glad you are my friend.
00:15:21.760 I'm going to meet with the president this weekend. I'm going down to Doral.
00:15:25.500 I'm going to try to get him to join with y'all in Lebanon to maybe fly some with you.
00:15:30.820 Would you like that?
00:15:31.620 Yeah, I get that. I think you have a point. But I've been thinking about the other side of it for a second. We're concentrating right now on Yvonne. If we tell Kizbala that we're going all the way, we threaten them. But if we actually do it, then they have no reason not to go all the way against us. And right now, that's not our interest. We can do it later.
00:15:59.860 Well, I'll, okay, well, that's actually good counsel.
00:16:03.720 I'll put it out there as an idea.
00:16:05.540 We can always go back to it. 0.96
00:16:07.680 Iran, he's letting this thing slip away. 0.97
00:16:10.260 We had him on the ropes, and his indecision is coming back to hurt us.
00:16:15.720 I got to go talk to him, you know. 0.96
00:16:18.140 Open up the straits, keep the pressure on, unleash Israel to hurt them, and maybe you'll get a better deal. 0.97
00:16:24.780 But the big deal, Saudi Israel, you went with me. 0.97
00:16:27.300 That's the big prize. 0.88
00:16:28.380 Listen, that can't happen until Israel and Saudi believe Iran can't be an upheaval force 0.59
00:16:37.000 that they have been put in a box. 0.98
00:16:40.280 And here's the good news.
00:16:41.380 MBS and Bibi have two things in common.
00:16:45.120 They owe Trump a lot, like Trump, but they're free to Trump.
00:16:49.660 And Trump is the first president who doesn't hold back when it comes to Israel. 0.89
00:16:54.220 I mean, I think he's going a bit too far, but he will dress B.B. down in a way that no other Republican president has ever done.
00:17:02.720 That gives him some credibility in the Arab world.
00:17:05.900 And I'm going to exploit that this is the party of Trump.
00:17:11.920 And what I'm trying to do is prove that isolationism is an outlier in our party.
00:17:17.000 So this was a referendum on isolationism versus Lindsey Graham, MAGA Trump.
00:17:27.780 So they're talking about sleepwalking us into war, not letting us know they're taking Lebanon.
00:17:31.800 They're talking about purging the party of all the real MAGA.
00:17:35.240 Everything you see Trump do, you can tell it's Graham who's controlling it.
00:17:38.580 And like you said, he's dead now.
00:17:40.320 I hope that has some effect on Trump coming back to sanity.
00:17:43.060 Kyle Serafin. 0.99
00:17:43.540 Well, he's dead. And so what did you see today? We've got a meeting with Bibi Netanyahu and we've got we've got Vladimir Zelensky rolling into the White House to advocate on their own behalf because their proxy is not there.
00:17:55.340 I'm you know everything that I heard him say Lindsay Graham was a senator from one state he
00:18:01.840 was one of 100 people that was in a legislative body that has no executive authority and he's out
00:18:07.660 there negotiating with a foreign head of state and he's making he's advising military plans and
00:18:16.540 what he wants to see implemented and he's discussing well what on earth are we even
00:18:20.440 talking about here that that guy was in that position and that anybody even listened to him
00:18:23.700 But again, he's he wants to argue against isolationism, which is maybe not the express purpose of what MAGA ran on.
00:18:30.900 But Donald Trump ran on America first, which means that you solve your problems at home.
00:18:34.780 You have thirty nine trillion dollars in a national debt.
00:18:38.480 So maybe don't bite off more additional wars.
00:18:41.040 He also was a senator starting in 2000 and what to 2003.
00:18:44.680 He got he got elected in 2002 and then and came in in 2003.
00:18:48.140 So for the entire time that we had the global war on terror, Lindsey Graham was sitting in a position of some authority, although no executive authority.
00:18:58.060 So I don't know. I just I look at these guys that are out there making these calls.
00:19:01.720 And I see this. What I see is more of the same. I see more of the same status quo.
00:19:05.660 I see the war machine only knows war.
00:19:08.160 It's been all of Rex's life that the United States has been in a position of war against, you know, sort of not necessarily for our own best interest.
00:19:16.140 A lot of guys went over.
00:19:17.460 That's a key point you made in another clip we played of Graham yesterday, the Wall Street Journal got.
00:19:22.320 He says, this is the greatest thing I ever did convincing Trump to do this.
00:19:25.320 He loves to blow stuff up.
00:19:26.620 And you can see what Trump has said from these videos that they had embargoed.
00:19:30.700 They're supposed to come out in a documentary about how he won the war, of course.
00:19:33.700 They're admitting that, that literally Graham was Trump's brain to a great extent.
00:19:39.000 This is unbelievable.
00:19:41.440 Yeah, it's wild to watch it.
00:19:42.740 And again, like I said, the status quo is that for the last 25 years or so, this country is basically in a permanent state of war and nobody in America really felt it.
00:19:51.180 And that's something I knew I enlisted when I was in 2009.
00:19:54.260 A lot of my friends have served and so on.
00:19:56.520 And and people showed up and, you know, I came out of college and when I was in college is when 9-11 happened.
00:20:02.200 So America kicked off a generational conflict in the Middle East, both in Iraq.
00:20:08.260 It happened in Afghanistan, et cetera.
00:20:09.900 so all of that stuff went on for all my adult life and watching people who have only known that i
00:20:16.180 think that people voted especially young people came out and turned out because we had a president
00:20:19.780 that ran on the concept he literally said i am peace i'm the president of peace i'm gonna you
00:20:24.240 know everyone else wants to start wars i'm gonna be the guy that that ends them and i'm gonna end
00:20:28.480 the war how's the referendum going you know him supporting the lower laura loomers and the and
00:20:35.200 the Ben Shapiros and Mark Levin's, it's killed him. He's lost almost half of his support.
00:20:40.580 He's at 30 points versus 57. I mean, he's just destroying himself and MAGA and then attacking
00:20:46.720 his greatest supporters. I got to come in here. Trump won in 2016 a referendum against the Iraq
00:20:52.800 war. I used to fall asleep watching those primary debates. That's all he would talk about. That's
00:20:57.220 how he tore down Jeb Bush. That's how he secured the nomination. That is the Trump that I knew.
00:21:01.340 That is what got me excited. Exactly like you just said, Kyle, the entire time I've been alive, we've been at war in the Middle East even longer than that. It's quite crazy to think about. So when somebody comes back in 2024 and presents this wonderful platform, here's the thing. We are not bad for wanting to hold Trump's feet to the fire and say, hey, we voted for this 2024 platform. This is the complete opposite of this is 2003 policy.
00:21:24.000 And I just it's so shocking to watch the news now and to see people from back in the day with like a 2006, 2007 opinion.
00:21:32.520 And all it results in is more American dead. And here's my whole point with friends like these who needs enemies.
00:21:38.260 You know, we learn from the most moral armies in the world, right? Ukraine, forced conscription, Israel, genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing.
00:21:44.200 Now we're going to do that. Hey, if they blow up the bridge, if they blow up the tent, we can blow up the power plant.
00:21:49.300 That's not a problem because those are the people we put ourselves in allegiance with.
00:21:53.040 we're aligned with their interests and if we're aligned with their interests it means we're also
00:21:57.120 aligned with their morals and their morals aren't our morals i think that's very important and let
00:22:00.940 me raise this point for kyle i wanted to answer this question and i'm disagreeing with you kyle
00:22:04.320 this is par for the course this is normal you know behavior on their trajectory but saying
00:22:10.740 hitler invades cheloslovakia and poland and you know all these places it's normal and in north
00:22:15.900 africa and and then bombs england and and then and then goes into russia with operation barbarossa 0.52
00:22:21.400 So, yeah, this trajectory, you can say, is status quo, but it's leading us into total ground invasion and total insanity.
00:22:29.760 They admit they're gearing that up, and the Pentagon has said they need a draft to get this done.
00:22:33.780 So this is something we're facing.
00:22:37.980 The draft is there.
00:22:39.480 They plan on implementing it.
00:22:40.520 They're saying that.
00:22:41.720 The neocons are.
00:22:42.600 How do you respond to that, and what do you think we should do to stop it?
00:22:47.560 So I'm a father now of young kids.
00:22:49.720 I mean, my oldest is what? She's eight years old. Or maybe she just turned nine. I better
00:22:54.920 double check my math on that. My children are young, you know, and they came into this world
00:23:01.360 as we were finishing the last war in theory. A lot of my friends have children. They're slightly
00:23:06.100 older. I got started a little bit late in life. And one of the reasons why Trump was appealing
00:23:10.320 is because they'd spent their adult life at war. They wanted to see something different for their
00:23:14.880 kids. There's a lot of military veterans you could talk to and you'd say, hey, would you
00:23:18.560 recommend military service for your children and many of them said yeah it made me the person who
00:23:22.240 i was but i don't like the idea that i'm a weapon system that's going to be pointed at an unknown
00:23:26.540 adversary at the end of the day i may not actually agree with the reasons why we're going into
00:23:30.720 conflict and so you know you end up fighting for the person for your left and your right you end
00:23:33.980 up fighting for the people that you know you trained with that you were in your unit but that
00:23:37.600 not in a in a broad sense for the for the for the nation and i think the the american people in
00:23:43.820 general they say thank thank veterans for their service they want to thank people for what they
00:23:47.600 did overseas. And at the same time, they're more than happy to point out, oh, you went into an
00:23:50.700 unjust and maybe an evil war that was backing the military industrial complex, a bunch of financial
00:23:57.540 gains for some evil corporations that just seem to be trading in blood and transferring it out
00:24:03.480 for oil. And so there was a lot of instinct that people said, hey, could we just maybe take a
00:24:07.020 pause? Can we get a couple of years in between to rekit and retool? And oddly enough, even though
00:24:13.660 Joe Biden did a disastrous withdraw, and he did, and it cost 13 American lives.
00:24:17.920 Donald Trump has now been able to have a death toll that's higher than Biden's, and he's
00:24:23.000 managed to do it in a pretty short while.
00:24:25.400 It's interesting.
00:24:25.960 You guys were talking about the debates that were going on in February, on February 28th,
00:24:30.840 somewhere between February 28th and March the 1st.
00:24:33.600 So as that debate was happening, the Trump administration actually pulled off their website.
00:24:39.020 Right. It's Donald J. Trump dot com used to have that platform, the platform that they ran on in 2024, which brought together a really unusual group of people.
00:24:46.600 Like I said, a lot of Democrats crossed the aisle and a lot of Republicans who were thinking maybe we can't get out of the status quo by doing what we're doing.
00:24:54.100 Maybe we've got to look at an RFK. Maybe we have to consider somebody that's kind of outside the box on that.
00:24:58.540 And they said, we're going to create this coalition. And the coalition of people are they want America healthy.
00:25:04.300 They want America financially solvent. They want America interested in America's problems.
00:25:08.980 Donald Trump ran on a domestic agenda.
00:25:11.220 And so for the defining thing to happen in the second.
00:25:13.820 Now he's totally.
00:25:14.320 Yeah, if your second term is all about. 0.67
00:25:16.640 If you're going to spend your entire second term trying to figure out what you're going to do in Iran and you're going to try to go out there and go to war. 0.59
00:25:22.960 What looks like based on what the secretary of state said, what the president himself said, what the speaker of the House said, we're going to do this because another country was going to take an action and that was going to compel us to be attacked. 0.84
00:25:33.180 And therefore we had to preemptively attack them.
00:25:35.440 All of that is the exact opposite of what the man ran on.
00:25:38.000 And so, again, there are people that continue to hold this this agenda that was that was promised and just say, hey, look, man, nobody wants whatever it is you're selling.
00:25:47.320 And Donald Trump is in the business of legacy right now from everything I can tell, everything that people talked about.
00:25:51.260 He's interested in how are people going to remember him?
00:25:53.600 They're going to remember him as a guy that basically caved to the neocon war machine that has been in operation for 25 plus years.
00:25:59.900 And it looks like it's ready to swing back.
00:26:02.260 And got us into the worst war ever.
00:26:05.320 Yeah. And it's going to just swing us back in because that's what it knows.
00:26:07.780 And so, you know, it's like we've exhausted a bunch of munitions.
00:26:11.020 We're going to have to rekit and retool.
00:26:12.480 Everybody thinks that we're giving all this money to Israel.
00:26:14.400 At the end of the day, we give Israel money to buy American products.
00:26:16.820 So we're actually giving money back to American companies that make, you know, things for war.
00:26:21.280 So if that's what our economy needs to be able to kick it back into high gear, I think that's where Donald Trump's mind must go.
00:26:27.140 But it doesn't seem like he's driving the ship.
00:26:28.540 And it's not working because the energy prices have exploded.
00:26:32.780 They've done the actuaries.
00:26:34.340 The amount of money we're making off woke weapons is nothing near to the cost of inflation and what's happening.
00:26:39.800 I know we're going to shift gears into no prosecution and what's happening at the FBI, what's happening with the ongoing case of the pipe bomber in D.C.
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00:32:21.300 Kyle, I'm so happy to be on the air with you. We've done our show together before. I think
00:32:26.120 you've been on Gray Area Talks, and I really appreciated having you on then. There's a lot
00:32:29.260 I wanted to discuss, but let's go ahead and get into the Cash Patel news if we can. I want to go
00:32:33.760 ahead and roll i believe it's clip number let's see here clip number 26 on uh kyle sarah from cash
00:32:39.280 mattel can y'all hear me we have footage right here on the footage that should have never been
00:32:47.160 public right that's a dude flying a drone of the fbi raiding epstein's island with the with the
00:32:53.080 new york police department all right you can see their their shiny vests and these bros in this
00:32:59.440 frame and all out of play they're carrying out box they're having an entire human army carrying
00:33:04.880 out boxes of information yep you can see the fbi carrying the physical information from jeffrey
00:33:11.940 epstein's pedo island and then they're just gonna lie they're just gonna straight up lie to pam
00:33:18.700 bondi and actually humiliate her which is what makes my blood boil they embarrassed her they
00:33:23.380 don't feel accountable they don't feel accountable to the attorney general if if i'm gonna give
00:33:27.060 advice to cash patel i'll do it just here like to everybody this is what should happen cash should
00:33:31.020 jump on that plane which we talked about last time he can get on there and he could be in new york in
00:33:34.860 a few minutes he needs to go up there take james dennehy who's been on a conference call and
00:33:39.620 resisting apparently like releasing any of this information he needs to stand in his office and
00:33:44.000 give him a direct order open up the file that covers all of these investigations in sentinel
00:33:48.520 which is the record keeping um sort of system of records for the computer pull it up and go
00:33:53.260 serial by serial and every single person that approved a serial, a serial is an entry, whether
00:33:57.560 it be an interview, whether it be a piece of evidence, every single person that was involved
00:34:01.640 in this case, whether they're an evidence technician, whether they were an SOS, like
00:34:05.420 some kind of an analytical personnel, whether they were an intelligence analyst or the FBI
00:34:08.960 case agent who was working on it.
00:34:10.540 Any person that did an interview that collected evidence that did anything that has their
00:34:13.900 name on it needs to be called into a conference room, whatever field office they're in.
00:34:17.600 And if there's a retired person that's in there and they've left the bureau, send somebody
00:34:20.940 to their house to hang out with them and get the answers like by the end of the day so kyle what's
00:34:25.640 going on with this very transparent cover-up that we're seeing we can't get anything we voted for
00:34:32.200 right look uh we have a guy that basically is running around doing a pr campaign to maintain 0.99
00:34:37.280 his job and i think that cash patel's uh maybe core competency is kissing donald trump's ass 0.99
00:34:46.640 King that seems like. Yeah. And the fact is, is that Donald Trump seems to have a huge blind spot for people that do that. 0.99
00:34:52.840 So it's very difficult to to take people who are your yes men and say, you know, I got a problem with them because they just say yes to you.
00:34:59.200 And so they're subservient in many ways. The crazy. Let me give you a crazy example.
00:35:02.840 So that was Epstein. We've actually just recently seen the the Iranians and their little sort of info war that they're playing back and forth. 0.97
00:35:10.200 They're doing an information war against the Trump administration trying to subvert and undermine what the administration is saying that they're doing. 0.98
00:35:17.340 One of the things they put out was this Lego video.
00:35:19.360 They've got a bunch of them, but the most recent one of them basically accuses Donald Trump of being a pedophile protector, which is related to Jeffrey Epstein, that people are calling for Epstein transparency.
00:35:27.820 And they're not letting that go.
00:35:29.160 They're not letting this stuff fall away.
00:35:30.480 And I think a lot of Americans lost faith in what the administration would do simply because of that.
00:35:35.260 and a lot of this had to do with discrediting done by people that were already in the government
00:35:40.180 it's my ongoing supposition you cannot do reform with the same people this is a machiavellian
00:35:46.480 concept you can take this back to like the 16th century that people knew when you changed government
00:35:51.200 the only way that you were going to get actual change of regime is that you took the people
00:35:55.280 from the previous regime and you did one of two things to them either you exiled them or you
00:36:00.700 executed them those are your two choices they can no longer work in government and they may have to
00:36:05.040 leave the country that's what they used to do we don't really do that here or they got to be killed 1.00
00:36:08.440 they got to be put to death uh we've had none of that you've got the iranians kind of stir up shit 0.99
00:36:12.660 here you can see what they're doing but they're pointing out that there have been some fundamental 1.00
00:36:16.500 inconsistencies let me do the most recent one donald trump on thursday of what last week is
00:36:21.640 that what it was he stepped out in front of the american people it might have been two weeks ago
00:36:25.140 he steps out and there's a 25 minute discussion about how the chinese stole the election in 2020
00:36:32.080 Do you remember listening to that? 0.99
00:36:33.380 Sure. 0.84
00:36:34.820 And what was the what was the point that the Chinese hacked election systems, that they maybe were running information campaigns, that they were having access to information they shouldn't have had that was in the voter rolls, et cetera.
00:36:46.580 So Kash Patel went to China.
00:36:50.720 And did he do something about election security?
00:36:53.860 Was he there to ensure that the 2026 midterms are going to be above board?
00:36:59.300 No, no.
00:37:00.480 He went there and talked about who knows what, like maybe fentanyl and maybe talking about his Chinese stock portfolio, which involves a holding company that has like close to $5 million or somewhere between $1 and $5 million with a Xi'an ownership control stock.
00:37:14.260 And so you've got our FBI director hearing the president of the United States talk about a threat country, and China is the biggest threat country.
00:37:22.300 People get worked up about Israel, and I understand why, and it got a lot less attention than it probably should have for a long time. 0.56
00:37:28.780 But the Chinese are the single biggest geopolitical threat. They're the biggest in size. They have the biggest in scope. They have the biggest military spending. They're running the proxy countries that we consider to be threats. And they work regular and active operations against the United States. 0.85
00:37:44.340 So apparently we can go there and we're going to make nice with them and hang out and speak with the minister of public security, like with our FBI director. And we're not going to talk about the one thing that the president spent 20 plus minutes in a national address on just a few days ago.
00:37:58.400 That's a great point. Yeah. And just this whole topic. I mean, we're talking about the Epstein files first and like the very apparent cover up that's going on. I mean, here's the thing. The thing that broke my heart and got me off the Trump train pretty much permanently is when he says Epstein, who do you traffic? He basically didn't even exist. You just a teacher had some money that did something with a 17 year old one time.
00:38:16.300 what i point to people like michael tracy andrew wilson do this epstein apologetics thing
00:38:20.740 what is jislaine maxwell in prison for she's serving 20 years in prison for trafficking
00:38:26.140 children to and with jeffrey epstein those are the charges so he has a pedophile go ahead and
00:38:31.820 and cash patel went on record under oath in at a hearing and thomas massey held his feet to the
00:38:38.460 fire on this he did it both in front of the senate and he did it in front of the house committees
00:38:41.280 and when he was asked like who did he traffic to he was like we have no evidence of anybody
00:38:44.920 and so here's the crazy part about all that there is no doubt in my mind you can go to drop site
00:38:52.860 news and find out that there and this was open source reported in a number of places that the
00:38:56.600 israelis were involved in the physical security at jeffrey epstein's penthouse mansion in in new
00:39:01.520 york okay so the israelis were involved in physical security which means they had cameras
00:39:05.920 they had uh you know some sort of monitoring system etc the when a foreign country gets
00:39:12.640 involved in U.S. soil and is securing the residents where one of maybe their and it was the Israeli
00:39:18.480 permanent mission to the U.N.
00:39:19.920 Unless people want to go and fact check this.
00:39:21.320 This is what it said.
00:39:21.880 The Israeli permanent mission of the U.N. was the one that set up some of the security in
00:39:25.720 that that penthouse.
00:39:27.360 There's no chance that you don't have a counterintelligence investigation into Jeffrey Epstein and the
00:39:31.000 people that are associated with him.
00:39:32.140 That's it's not possible.
00:39:33.260 So the the New York field office, which I was referencing in that Benny Johnson clip, they
00:39:37.900 were involved in a long-term intelligence investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, and we've
00:39:43.420 seen exactly zero files out of that. Now, those are probably carved out from the Epstein Transparency
00:39:47.780 Act, the Epstein Files Transparency Act, because they're going to be called national security.
00:39:52.000 But the entire purpose of what Donald Trump came in and the entire point that Cash Patel has been
00:39:56.040 making for the last, I don't know, several years is that we needed transparency and declassification
00:40:00.340 and so on. I sent you guys a clip, and I sent it. It's from the Tucker Carlson show that was
00:40:05.040 just aired yesterday. It's with my friend Jim Erdman, who was in the CIA. It's the first clip
00:40:09.920 that I sent. And if you guys take a look at this, he basically breaks down this massive disconnect,
00:40:16.000 which is that Donald Trump has issued executive orders saying declassify these things. We have
00:40:20.320 Pam Bondi, who theoretically has the force of and the ability to declassify certain things, 0.99
00:40:24.660 but she couldn't even get it from her own subservient agency. The FBI works on behalf
00:40:29.560 of the DOJ and the attorney general is the top figure in the Justice Department to include in
00:40:34.280 the FBI. When I was having COVID policies shoved down my throat under the previous administration,
00:40:39.880 it came from DOJ, not from FBI. FBI implemented, but DOJ ran it. And so when the attorney general,
00:40:46.340 Pam Bondi, who's supposed to come in and be on the page of the president and all the president's
00:40:50.460 surrogates were talking about transparency about Epstein and about MLK and talking about JFK and 0.67
00:40:56.700 UAPs and you name it, they were talking about it, MKUltra, they were going to do all these
00:41:01.220 declassification operations people always wonder like how in the hell does that not happen where
00:41:06.000 does it happen where does it get jammed up and at this point i think the system is just so big that
00:41:10.220 it just does the status quo it's the same reason why it's tending and and tilting back towards war
00:41:14.920 because it's been doing war for 25 years and it's what it knows and so if you guys want to knock
00:41:19.460 that clip out it'll explain to you this is a case officer really quick while we get the clip loaded
00:41:24.500 in crew just let me know when it's ready here's how i see it all kyle and you give me your expert
00:41:28.260 opinion on it. It's basically like we got a dead body and it's covered with the tarp and there's
00:41:32.360 blood coming out from underneath it. And you can see the feet sticking up. You can see the nose,
00:41:36.120 you can see it's a person. And you're like a police officer. Like, Hey, can I see what's
00:41:39.740 under that tarp, please? That looks awful suspicious. They're like, come on, man. It's
00:41:43.560 a pallet of wood. That's it'll be even worse than that. They'll say we have a policy against
00:41:47.960 lifting tarps. Yeah, that's a good way to show you what's underneath there. And you probably
00:41:52.080 have a, I mean, you might be right. I'm just saying, but this, we have a, we have a tarp
00:41:55.400 policy. And the TARP policy says nobody can lift the TARP without the following checkoffs. We're
00:41:59.880 going to have to run this by a couple of different attorneys. We're going to also run it by a couple
00:42:02.840 of other agencies. We're going to ask the people who manufactured the TARP. We're going to have to
00:42:06.840 find the person that put the original TARP down and see if they clear it. And then also there may
00:42:10.640 be some interest of the foreign manufacturers that made the components to make the TARP.
00:42:14.420 So it ends up getting very litigious and it just it's like the roadblocks get thrown up.
00:42:19.480 They're artificial and they're made up. At the end of the day, you or I or the officers there
00:42:23.780 or anybody else could lift up the tarp.
00:42:25.440 In your analogy, the tarp is easily lifted
00:42:28.380 if somebody had the will to go and do it.
00:42:30.400 But if you're willing to listen
00:42:31.280 to all the voices chirping at you,
00:42:32.840 and this is essentially what Jim Erdman says,
00:42:34.840 there's a lot of chirping.
00:42:36.440 And so that's where the default position is.
00:42:38.500 The default position is, what have we always done?
00:42:40.700 We'll just keep doing that.
00:42:41.740 Oh, did the executive say we have to declassify?
00:42:44.000 Yeah, but we don't really wanna do that
00:42:45.460 because when we do that, then we lose some secrets.
00:42:47.220 And what if we were to do this terrible thing
00:42:50.220 where we expose something we didn't mean to?
00:42:51.900 It's better and safer that we just don't do
00:42:53.600 what the president of the United States of America said.
00:42:55.840 Heard our victims, stuff like that.
00:42:57.260 Okay, we've got the clip.
00:42:58.300 You want to intro this again really quick?
00:42:59.920 Yeah, it's real simple.
00:43:00.840 It's Tucker Carlson.
00:43:02.080 The guy who's sitting here is Jim Erdman.
00:43:03.900 He's a friend of mine, so full disclosure,
00:43:05.220 I like Jim a lot.
00:43:06.020 I think he's an awesome person.
00:43:07.260 He's given up a lot personally
00:43:08.400 that is not obvious in this podcast.
00:43:10.260 And the podcast is worth people's time for listening.
00:43:12.600 He's a former case officer in the CIA,
00:43:14.760 which means he went overseas.
00:43:16.320 He speaks Mandarin.
00:43:17.400 He speaks Arabic and obviously English.
00:43:18.940 He was a ranger in the 75th Ranger Battalion.
00:43:21.520 So as far as people who have like the bona fides of being an American hero, he fits into my category pretty aggressively.
00:43:27.380 And he used to recruit spies for America.
00:43:29.620 He would go and recruit people in foreign governments and in foreign places to give information to the American government.
00:43:35.120 So theoretically, our policymakers could make good choices.
00:43:37.740 And he's talking about why don't we see this action that we thought we were going to see in transparency?
00:43:43.220 Let's play it.
00:43:44.820 Do that.
00:43:45.600 You could, in theory.
00:43:47.000 What do you mean in theory?
00:43:47.960 This is the president's agency.
00:43:49.800 He was elected by the public.
00:43:51.120 No, no, no, I agree.
00:43:51.960 To run CIA, like, I'm missing something.
00:43:53.940 Sorry, no, you are 100% right.
00:43:55.700 Trump treats CIA like it's a foreign power that he has to negotiate with.
00:44:00.240 I don't, I can't understand why.
00:44:02.100 It's the craziest thing I've ever seen.
00:44:03.860 It should work like that, but it's not.
00:44:06.320 It's not working like that.
00:44:08.600 There are negotiations, like, frankly,
00:44:10.800 Director Gabbard shouldn't have to negotiate with Director Ratcliffe
00:44:15.520 over some of this stuff.
00:44:16.360 She had people in her team that have all the intelligence background to handle the type of products that were coming out of CIA, operational traffic, those sort of things, and had to negotiate.
00:44:30.760 Everybody's got to negotiate.
00:44:31.820 Why do we have to negotiate?
00:44:33.880 Why would President Trump—
00:44:34.860 But where's the president in this?
00:44:36.300 The president issues an executive order January 23rd saying, I want all available documentation on these number of historical incidents, including the assassinations of the 60s, but not limited to those.
00:44:48.960 He doesn't get it.
00:44:50.260 He does not.
00:44:51.240 And, you know, so why doesn't Trump say, okay, it's been a month.
00:44:55.820 I want it by this afternoon.
00:44:58.100 Where is it?
00:44:59.140 Or you're under arrest.
00:45:00.360 I just don't, I don't, what is going on?
00:45:02.500 I wish I knew.
00:45:03.240 I wish I knew because we expected, we, and I, you know, when I say we, I mean the American public voted for the greatest disruptor in American history.
00:45:15.940 He's not hard, is it?
00:45:17.060 But he's not, for some reason, he's not being the greatest finisher, in my opinion.
00:45:21.960 He's a colluder with the system.
00:45:23.940 I don't get it.
00:45:25.100 I don't understand because we really want to see him successful.
00:45:30.440 So how hard is it to get, and I'm just going to pick the most benign of them all, and that was Kennedy's murders because it's so old, right?
00:45:37.740 But it's not possible you're revealing sources and methods.
00:45:41.340 Everyone's dead.
00:45:42.380 Like, I don't really see the legitimate impediment to producing these documents after all these years and all these votes by the Congress to do it, multiple executive orders, including this one.
00:45:52.260 So they don't produce those documents, which they have not.
00:45:54.640 They have not.
00:45:55.020 why why is it would be hard for trump just to say time's up i want him now there is a sea of lawyers
00:46:02.740 who cavets and say here's here's all the things that are um here's all the reasons you could be
00:46:08.240 sideways with the law here's all trump has full power to do all this but he does correct he could
00:46:13.740 just do it immediately but for some reason the bureaucrats they all sit around cavetsing over
00:46:20.640 all the legal ramifications wow that's literally the tarp analogy that i just gave yeah break that
00:46:27.400 down it that's what you just heard there's two things that are i think that are gems in there
00:46:31.480 number one is the bureaucratic stops that have that have prevented it um i guess there's three
00:46:35.880 things that the second thing is that we have a president who came in under the auspices that he
00:46:40.500 was going to hurt feelings and break things i think that is a fair characterization of what
00:46:45.020 donald trump sort of said he was going to do wrecking he was going to drain the swamp yeah
00:46:47.780 He was going to come in. And, you know, we elected a guy who told us in the first campaign that he had a few money.
00:46:55.500 And so the idea behind having a few money, which is that I've got so much money that I don't have to ask anybody else.
00:47:00.980 You can say a few. You can say a few. You got to say a few, though.
00:47:04.380 And he doesn't say a few. What we see him saying is he got demolished in the first term, lost net.
00:47:10.400 You know, his net worth went down. And in this term, what we see is essentially that he's been rug pulling his followers.
00:47:15.320 He's been pulling money out of all kinds of stock deals.
00:47:18.000 They've been having people in his orbit that are speculating on stuff because they know
00:47:20.700 what he's about to tweet or post on true social.
00:47:23.400 And so we've seen the exact opposite of the attitude that a guy's going to come in and
00:47:27.840 be a revolutionary.
00:47:28.600 That's going to be the greatest disruptor of the system.
00:47:31.980 And he campaigned on one thing.
00:47:34.020 And for about six months, we started seeing some pretty good action.
00:47:36.840 For those of us that were seeing it, we're like, OK, we got the guys we hoped you would 0.97
00:47:39.900 get who have been talking big shit on all their podcasts for years. 0.98
00:47:43.840 Unfortunately, we got podcasters that think that their job is to just talk and be podcasters, 0.99
00:47:48.400 when in reality, the action of being in the executive means you have to execute.
00:47:52.380 And so anyway, we see about six months in, we just saw we saw a fizzle.
00:47:56.420 We saw Doge get disbanded.
00:47:57.960 We saw none of those things get codified.
00:47:59.660 And we saw the system reassert itself in a way that is that shows that it has is primacy.
00:48:05.380 I mean, the status quo regains the status quo at all costs.
00:48:09.880 And if that means that it has to threaten or coerce or destroy people along the way, and I think you have two choices.
00:48:15.340 You can either get on board or you can get destroyed.
00:48:17.280 Donald Trump got more or less destroyed in the first term.
00:48:19.660 I think that the opposite has happened in this one.
00:48:21.700 That's kind of what we're seeing.
00:48:23.280 The second thing is, or the last thing in there, just as I finish up, Jim mentioned that he, that Congress and the White House end up treating the intelligence community like a foreign power.
00:48:33.180 right that they have to go to the intelligence community and ask for things when they in fact
00:48:37.560 are supposed to have oversight and execution and they're supposed to be able to demand things and
00:48:42.160 they don't act subservient to the groups so we have a country inside of a country that's operating
00:48:46.540 on its own interest which sometimes aligns with israel or a boar or whatever else so that's the 0.89
00:48:51.240 thing we're fighting and they're not winning right it's very clearly like a dark power interest and
00:48:56.180 we look at that interview with dan bongino and cash patel where it really all went south for me
00:49:00.640 And they said, I've seen the file. He killed himself. You know, that's just a complete betrayal of the American public, in my opinion. I don't know how you can square that. I mean, you have people. Kash Patel wrote a book. You can look this up. This isn't fake. Where he is a little knight and he helps Trump, the wizard king, complete a magical adventure. OK, right. We were sold. Epstein files, release deep state prosecutions, bringing the pedophiles to justice, ending human trafficking. And all we see is them doing all the stuff they promised not to do.
00:49:30.100 look at Christopher Wray in the jet, Cash Patel, Christopher Wray in the jet, Christopher Wray in
00:49:34.000 the jet. Now he's using the jet to go see the country music sensation. So you want to hear the
00:49:38.580 worst thing about that? Go ahead. Cash Patel and I had a conversation on January 16th of 2023,
00:49:44.240 and we were in Carbone, which is a restaurant at the top of the Aria Resort and Casino. I'm very
00:49:50.320 specific about when this happened. And we had a conversation with two other men, one of whom
00:49:54.120 owned a private jet about Chris Wray's private jet use. And out of that conversation, Cash
00:49:59.860 passed me information to reach out to Josh Howley's office. And I went to Josh's office
00:50:04.460 or Senator Howley's office, and I shared it with either a chief of staff or like a chief legal
00:50:09.240 aide or something like that. And I said, I'm coming to you with what's called a protected
00:50:11.980 disclosure. That's a whistleblower allegation. And I have probable, you know, I have reasonable
00:50:16.880 belief that there is a violation of rule policy or law that Christopher Wray is abusing this jet.
00:50:21.000 And he's doing so in what are called fraud, waste and abuse statutes. He's using the taxpayer money
00:50:25.800 in a way that he ought not to.
00:50:27.300 And so Christopher Wray was questioned
00:50:29.320 about the jet use
00:50:30.380 and they read from my letter at the hearing.
00:50:33.660 And I've posted this online for people to see.
00:50:36.260 But in the first line, it said,
00:50:37.680 I got your name from Kash Patel
00:50:39.820 and he told me to reference this other guy as well.
00:50:41.800 And so I'm bringing you this allegation,
00:50:43.160 this protected disclosure about this use of the jet
00:50:45.780 and here's my allegations.
00:50:48.060 And so from January of 2023
00:50:51.900 to February of 2025,
00:50:55.960 Patel went from campaigning on advertising that he was against it, saying Chris Ray didn't need a private jet, telling Glenn Beck it cost fifteen thousand dollars every single time it takes off the runway to I'm required to fly like this.
00:51:08.120 And I have to. And Congress says I need to, which, by the way, it's not a Congress policy. It's a DOJ policy. It's literally an executive policy.
00:51:14.500 They could change it tomorrow and he could stop flying on the jet. But we've seen these people basically come in and say.
00:51:19.280 the democrats seem to want to grow government for every reason and the republicans seem they're
00:51:25.580 completely agnostic about the size of government as long as they're in control that is not the
00:51:30.000 republican party that i grew up with before you you were born i was watching a republican party
00:51:34.400 that i wasn't a member of but they said they wanted small government right they at least
00:51:37.460 campaigned on saying let's shrink the size of government nobody's making that argument anymore
00:51:41.480 so nobody cares about the size of government what they care about is am i in charge of this
00:51:45.540 government so I can profit. And Kash Patel is a great example of someone who's out there living
00:51:50.100 like a billionaire playboy, even though he doesn't have a billion dollars flying around on our jet,
00:51:54.320 acting like it's his own. And he's not married. He's got a girl who is his friend. And for
00:51:59.900 whatever it's worth, they're actively suing me for $5 million for words that I said offhandedly
00:52:05.040 on one podcast, right after they boosted the signal of that podcast and said, look how bad
00:52:09.400 this is. Then they sued me over it instead of trying to mitigate damages. So I have a personal
00:52:13.500 stake in this for sure but what i voted for was i don't know american freedoms like freedom of the
00:52:17.900 press like your dad should be able to say what he wants and you should say what you want and if it
00:52:21.220 hurts people's feelings welcome to america that's right and instead what we got is a quote-unquote
00:52:25.640 republican group a quote-unquote conservative team come in and they're doing all the same
00:52:30.220 things that the last guys did but they're the ones that are just branding it differently and
00:52:33.180 they're giving you this this terrible this uh terrible choice and they say if you don't support
00:52:38.820 us, you're not patriotic, right? They ran on nostalgia. They ran on the idea that America
00:52:43.060 was once great and we could attribute that greatness to certain things and we should
00:52:46.840 aspire to go back to it. And instead, what they said is, ah, it's great because we're in charge.
00:52:49.920 We are holding people accountable. We're doing the hard work. Thank you, Kyle. We'll talk soon.
00:52:53.900 I'll have you back on the show soon. Kyle Seraph and follow him on X. Thank you so much. We'll be
00:52:58.140 right back with Mike Adams after the break.
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