The Alex Jones Show Live - 🚨IT'S OFFICIAL： Judge In The Lindsay Clancy Triple-Murder Case Declares A Mistrial!

00:00:00.000 It's not that common that women kill their children. 1.00

00:00:02.640 It happens about 425 to 450 times a year 1.00

00:00:06.440 that a mother kills her babies in the United States.

00:00:09.680 So it does happen probably more frequently

00:00:11.360 than most people recognize, but it's not common.

00:00:13.980 And so we're not even having the conversation

00:00:15.280 about whether or not this woman did something atrocious

00:00:17.340 or whether she's responsible.

00:00:18.560 We're having this sort of meta discussion 1.00

00:00:20.360 where can women be held accountable? 1.00

00:00:22.080 Because life is really hard to be a lady in the first world 1.00

00:00:25.020 with indoor plumbing, where you have DoorDash, 0.72

00:00:27.880 where you can get delivery,

00:00:28.940 where you don't have to go shopping in the grocery store

00:00:30.760 and you can pull up and they'll load it into your car at HEB

00:00:32.960 and all the other things that we have

00:00:34.380 that are incredible conveniences.

00:00:35.840 We live in a way that is so safe

00:00:39.680 and it's so easy relative to what people did

00:00:43.320 not very long ago

00:00:44.600 that we're having such a funny discussion about it.

00:00:48.000 It's hard for me to watch that.

00:00:49.720 It's hard for me to see people not recognize the reality of,

00:00:53.560 you know, as much as we come on and complain

00:00:55.380 about the way that our politics are right now,

00:00:56.780 we talk about, you know,

00:00:57.720 whether or not we're getting what we voted for.

00:00:59.380 Those are all things that we're having.

00:01:00.500 Those are all really first world problems

00:01:02.140 as people were calling them not too long ago.

00:01:04.540 We're living in a time when people are crying

00:01:06.200 about things that are completely insane.

00:01:08.040 She had 14 medications.

00:01:09.420 Well, who put those in her mouth?

00:01:10.960 And you know what happens if you get drunk

00:01:12.560 and you were to go driving down the wrong way on I-35

00:01:14.760 or if you were to jump on 183 and jump into the wrong exit,

00:01:18.200 you know, that you turned around and flipped over a barrier

00:01:20.420 and started running into people in oncoming traffic.

00:01:22.300 You're responsible.

00:01:23.140 Even if you're drunk,

00:01:23.880 the crazy thing is what you're showing on the screen.

00:01:25.660 And that's where my focus has been.

00:01:26.960 because this woman, whether she is sent to prison or not forever is irrelevant at the end of the

00:01:33.000 day. What's relevant is, is exposed this movement of women that have this absolutely insane suicidal 1.00

00:01:38.380 empathy to stand with a woman who killed their kids. And there are no men that I'm aware of that

00:01:43.480 would do the same thing in the alternative circumstances. And we currently just had

00:01:46.620 this side-by-side moment where a man who murdered his children, he got the death penalty in two

00:01:51.160 hours. And you've got these women standing out there wearing pink and solidarity. You got a nine

00:01:56.080 women jury, you know, that are and led by a female for woman. We're so disordered as a civilization 1.00

00:02:03.760 that whether this woman ends up in prison forever, whether they'd kill her, you know,

00:02:07.460 they put her to death, whether she sits in the wheelchair that she's already in for the rest of

00:02:11.180 her life, which is where she's going to be either way. I don't think that actually has a lot of

00:02:15.060 bearing on what justice is. She's going to be judged one day for the for the death of her 1.00

00:02:17.900 children. And God will know what was in her heart at the moment. But watching people react to it,

00:02:22.060 to me, is the bigger story. Real-time. Uncensored. Unstoppable. AlexJonesLive.com.

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00:02:45.280 We've got Kyle Serafin joining us, top law enforcement professional, FBI whistleblower,

00:02:50.400 you name it you know him you love him he's always here on the network happy to have him and we are

00:02:54.560 moments away from the judge to rule on the defense's effort to appeal the mistrial that's

00:03:00.120 been declared by the judge in the lindsey clancy trial it's a complicated story we're going to be

00:03:04.480 covering it and i'm really looking forward to hearing what kyle has to say on all of that and

00:03:08.440 more kyle welcome back to the broadcast hey rex how you doing bud i can't complain doing great

00:03:13.420 it's a friday and i feel like we need to be at the end of this week i i can't handle any more of it

00:03:18.860 yeah it's tough you were covering the news this morning right i was and it just feels like it's

00:03:24.560 been a full week so here's kind of where i've been walking down the road of first of all i've

00:03:27.920 been watching what we do in iran and apparently we've won it again and we've had sanctions and

00:03:31.780 we're gonna issue sanctions but we didn't know what the sanctions were and the sanctions are

00:03:34.920 devastating but they're not actually devastating and so apparently uh the things that we thought

00:03:38.920 we were going to get done didn't happen there so that just continues on in like one little vein

00:03:42.880 we've got uh my buddy steve baker and i came on and talked to your dad about this the other day

00:03:46.620 But we my buddy Steve Baker dropped what I think is a bombshell revelation that the federal government and specifically the FBI knew the story of what happened on January 6th a little bit more than they said that they had some conclusive evidence that indicated that the person who put the bombs down on January 5th the night before was in fact a member of law enforcement based on the cell phone pings.

00:04:05.720 There were only 186 phones. So that's a pretty easy rundown for the FBI to go do. And one of the 51 phones that were law enforcement apparently pinged at both bomb sites within 10 feet, about three meters. So that was kind of there. And we had Gloria Steinem die. And and good riddance, I say I'm not nice about I don't I don't feel compelled. A lot of people think that you have to be nice to about somebody after they pass on.

00:04:27.720 when somebody did something that i think was so damaging to the the fabric of our civilization

00:04:32.260 and our society in at least in the western world if you spent your whole life advocating for what

00:04:36.860 you call you know um what they call reproductive freedom and liberty and the ability to kill your

00:04:41.780 own baby that just no no mercy and that's super insidious that's so insidious because the west

00:04:47.960 we've we've aborted over 63 million children that's entire generations of people that'll

00:04:52.160 never be walking around never existing to everybody that may be a leftist and pro-abortion

00:04:56.700 when you're old and you're in a nursing home and there's no electrician there's no plumber there's

00:05:01.000 no one to take care of you you're not going to be laughing then you know because ultimately what

00:05:04.400 it's a demonic sacrifice is what it is you say okay i like going to the club i like doing whatever 0.99

00:05:10.220 and that means i'm willing to kill this little baby in my belly so i get another 10 years of 0.96

00:05:14.940 freedom it's literally a faustian deal what do you think about that yeah it makes me sick uh and it 0.99

00:05:19.880 really it's you know she died childless so her legacy is a genetic dead end and there's something

00:05:26.680 that is somewhat poetic about that and that's the other thing i keep seeing too you know she was

00:05:30.660 surrounded by people who loved her none of whom were actually her blood and so her genetics don't

00:05:34.920 continue on which is really the purpose of how we're put on this earth you know people can get

00:05:38.500 into it the biological machine that is a human being its purpose is to procreate not everybody

00:05:42.700 gets that opportunity some people don't ever meet the right person maybe god doesn't put it in their

00:05:45.840 path i understand all that i'm sympathetic to it the people that choose to she had an abortion when

00:05:50.260 she was like 22 years old and then said i never once thought back about what happens uh that that

00:05:55.340 makes you sort of uh psychopathic i think that makes you maybe sure some people may not wrong

00:05:59.660 with someone that doesn't wonder about that some people may not receive a gift right some people

00:06:03.680 may adopt or choose to do other things or whatever it's one thing to do that it's another thing to

00:06:08.100 have a gift and have and have thrown it away i think that's a big deal that's it and so what's

00:06:13.700 you and so anyway we're well i mean her whole big deal was that she was talking about that she wanted

00:06:18.580 to liberate women and and she was part of the second wave of feminism and so she brought about 1.00

00:06:23.180 second wave feminism. The idea that women have value in society, I think is actually objectively

00:06:27.400 true. I think women are very important. I'm the father of three daughters. I have a wife.

00:06:31.360 I look after them. I'd lay down my life for them. It wouldn't even be, it wouldn't even be a

00:06:35.480 hesitation. I would actually probably lay down my life for women that I've never met. And, uh, and 0.98

00:06:39.820 I've, I've just had this discussion with my wife. It's hard to actually tell your spouse this. It's

00:06:43.600 like, look, I know we have little babies, but I have a purpose as a man in the world. And if that

00:06:49.300 moment comes. And the one that I remember, I was actually working for the FBI at the time is

00:06:52.980 Uvalde. You know, your life is forfeit under certain circumstances as a man, it's your job.

00:06:57.940 I had a buddy who was a green beret and he was an FBI agent. He's my partner. And he said,

00:07:01.460 you know, in a situation like that, without the proper preparation, he said, I'd go down,

00:07:06.360 I'd go into that school with a speedo and a wheel gun. If that's what, if that's what I had

00:07:11.080 available to me, I'd go in there with a pencil, you know, and some, and some high speed Nikes.

00:07:15.720 if i have no other choice if the option is evil things willing to kill the innocent who are small

00:07:21.380 and helpless and man who has the ability to resist it you have no other option it's a weird thing

00:07:27.160 your responsibility is there it's a weird thing and this is how i see it it's really a collectivist

00:07:31.160 mindset to say oh i'm just a part of a system i don't have to save it the real individual the

00:07:35.660 person that believes in their individual right that comes with a responsibility to protect the

00:07:39.180 rights of others to live it it goes to this broader point that i've been making and i think

00:07:43.920 this is actually going to weigh in on what juries think and the way that our civilization is

00:07:47.260 functioning at this moment. It's kind of a broader point that I make culturally, but I don't think

00:07:50.760 Americans really want freedom. And that's actually a hard thing to bite into because if you grew up in

00:07:55.200 the school systems that I did and I went to really good schools and I had an opportunity to go to

00:07:59.300 something like 10 schools before I made it into high school. And I went to a great education in

00:08:03.120 Dallas, Dallas Jesuit. And I was well educated and my parents put a lot of money into it and time

00:08:08.220 into it. And they thought about it and they moved to different school districts that made sense when

00:08:11.000 we were in public schools and so on so i saw a lot of it and i was led to believe that americans

00:08:15.600 love liberty they love freedom they love responsibility that comes along with that

00:08:19.100 they want to be people that are relying on themselves that's the american ethos and i

00:08:23.280 don't think americans actually want that i think that the uh the last couple years especially under

00:08:26.560 covid and some of the things that i saw when i was in the federal government it has led me to

00:08:29.680 believe that americans want freedom from responsibility and that's not the same as

00:08:32.760 freedom and it turns out we've seen a ton of people given the opportunity to take on call

00:08:38.340 it dangerous liberty call it the responsibility that comes along with a free people because there

00:08:42.080 is another side to that coin i think most people given the choice they kind of want to opt out and

00:08:47.080 they hope somebody else will make that decision for them so they don't have to be that person

00:08:49.860 if there's only one person that's sitting on this jury for for lindsey clancy right now

00:08:53.720 that is saying hey what are we even talking about i think the american discourse and in general that

00:08:59.060 we've brought up about what women think about postpartum depression about mental health about

00:09:04.260 pharmaceuticals and all this kind of stuff i mean every husband who's had a wife that had babies and

00:09:09.300 i've gone through this four times with my wife my wife is a mental health counselor who is acutely

00:09:14.300 aware who you know fought uh depression for years without having kids so she went through all of

00:09:19.540 that and anybody who's been through it you understand like women have all the intrusive

00:09:23.080 thoughts and all the things one you have an obligation as a man to engage those and two

00:09:27.640 it's not that common that women kill their children it happens about 425 to 450 times a year

00:09:34.700 that a mother kills her babies in the united states so it does happen probably more frequently

00:09:39.640 than most people recognize but it's not common and so we're not even having the conversation

00:09:43.540 about whether or not this woman did something atrocious or whether she's responsible we're

00:09:47.080 having this sort of meta discussion where can women be held accountable because because life 1.00

00:09:51.000 is really hard to be a lady in the first world with indoor plumbing where you have door dash 1.00

00:09:56.020 where you can get delivery, where you don't have to go shopping in the grocery store and you can

00:09:59.280 pull up and they'll load it into your car at HEB and all the other things that we have that are

00:10:02.820 incredible conveniences. We live in a way that is so safe and it's so easy relative to what people

00:10:11.300 did not very long ago that we're having such a funny discussion about it. It's hard for me to

00:10:17.140 watch that. It's hard for me to see people not recognize the reality of, you know, as much as

00:10:22.660 we come on and complain about the way that our politics are right now we talk about you know

00:10:26.000 whether or not we're getting what we voted for those are all things that we're having those are

00:10:29.000 all really first world problems as people were calling them not too long ago we're living in a

00:10:33.300 time when people are crying about things that are that are completely insane she had 14 medications

00:10:37.560 well who put those in her mouth and you know what happens if you uh get drunk and you were to go

00:10:41.480 driving down the wrong way on i-35 or if you were to jump on 183 and jump into the wrong exit you

00:10:46.500 know that you turned around and flipped over a barrier and started running into people in

00:10:49.840 oncoming traffic you're responsible even if you're drunk even yeah your life is over your life is

00:10:54.280 over in that moment and that's the thing that's shocking to me can you kind of lay out the facts

00:10:57.960 on the ground of this case as a law enforcement professional i've been watching it from the

00:11:02.120 outside i i haven't gotten deep into this this is a local murder story this is this is what i do a

00:11:06.260 lot of times it's the same story for me with charlie kirk i don't want to get deep into the

00:11:09.480 weeds on that and i haven't i refuse to go and like watch every minute of the trial like it

00:11:12.920 somehow has anything to do with me at the end of the day the decision that that affects a woman

00:11:16.920 in a wheelchair who strangled her children to death. And that's the story is that she sent

00:11:20.900 her husband out for something. This is like the quick and dirty version, but she went out,

00:11:24.680 she sent her husband out to go on an errand, which shows some forethought, had some awareness.

00:11:29.080 She went down and she strangled her children. I'm just looking at three children as the father

00:11:33.160 of children that are the same age and have had, I've watched my kids go through that.

00:11:37.160 She's sitting there in a wheelchair, having jumped out the window and apparently tried to 0.72

00:11:40.800 commit suicide. And maybe all that stuff is true. I've dealt with people who have murdered their 1.00

00:11:45.960 family okay i one of the worst things that i saw as a paramedic when i was in the air force i'm in

00:11:50.400 tucson we've got a guy who killed his wife killed his child slid his own throat and lit the house

00:11:56.060 on fire and was rescued from the burning building and he lived and no one else did and i walked into

00:12:00.680 the hospital room and he's burned and he's you know in recovery he can't speak because he's cut

00:12:05.120 his vocal cords and he's writing over and over and over again on a board kill me kill me now that's

00:12:09.940 what he used to hold up like i saw him multiple times i did blood draws and stuff on this guy

00:12:13.400 And I'm like a paramedic student in my thirties going through this air force training. And I roll in, this guy's asking to kill. That's the mentality of people who recognize like, you know, I've done something so awful. How do I even continue on? What am I even doing? And we see this woman sit there every single day. Her, her attorneys have vigorously protested and said, you know, she needs to, she, she's not guilty by reason of insanity that she wasn't in control of her faculty. The crazy thing is what you're showing on the screen.

00:12:38.300 And that's where my focus has been, because this woman, whether she is sent to prison or not forever, is irrelevant at the end of the day.

00:12:46.320 What's relevant is, is expose this movement of women that have this absolutely insane suicidal empathy to stand with a woman who killed their kids.

00:12:54.720 And there are no men that I'm aware of that would do the same thing in the alternative circumstances.

00:12:58.260 And we currently just had this side by side moment where a man who murdered his children, he got the death penalty in two hours.

00:13:04.600 And you've got these women standing out there wearing pink and solidarity.

00:13:07.660 you got a nine women jury you know that are and led by a female four woman we are so disordered 0.76

00:13:15.540 as a civilization we haven't we haven't encouraged people to be in the normal gender roles which is

00:13:21.040 why i was bringing up to gloria steinem so we've gotten so far away from what's like what's the 0.99

00:13:25.160 natural order of things that we're having this moment where these ladies are being interviewed

00:13:28.160 so her attorney doesn't dispute that she killed the children correct yeah that's not the issue

00:13:33.760 they're they're they're trying to get the reasonable doubt by reason of insanity and so the entire push

00:13:38.800 has been mental state at the time and whether she's responsible for the actions because of that

00:13:42.620 and they've leaned on people with both you know discussing postpartum psychosis again the actual

00:13:47.540 facts of this case they're so less relevant than what's going on in the social sphere that's caused

00:13:52.440 a movement of women to record themselves on tiktok fake killing their own babies i've watched you

00:13:58.180 know video after video of women trying to say it's one thing to tell people yeah look okay let me let 0.99

00:14:03.080 give it, let me give a contrasting idea. I've seen two side-by-side videos. One is a woman who walks

00:14:09.660 around with her child and then does a jump cut to dropping the child off the stairs, punching them

00:14:15.260 into a, you know, throwing them into a washer or dryer unit and they jumped to a doll. So it's

00:14:20.280 carrying real baby jump cut. And then doll goes into the, this fatal situation. That's one way

00:14:25.320 to me, that's acting out a fantasy. The alternative is bringing to mind the real thing that happens

00:14:30.500 for women who have intrusive thoughts. And any man who's got a wife that's had children knows

00:14:34.920 exactly what I'm talking about. They'll come to you and tell you at the end of the day, like I'm

00:14:37.460 having these horrible thoughts. Like I just can't shake them of, you know, I'm slipping or I'm

00:14:41.120 falling, or I'm going to, you know, I'm going to drop the knife and it's going to do some illogical

00:14:44.060 thing. And so I've seen other videos where women will do that. And they'll show like, I'm walking 1.00

00:14:49.320 with my brand new baby. And so because I have a brand new baby and they won't have the baby in

00:14:55.000 their arms, they're actually pantomiming it instead of walking down the stairs and worrying

00:14:58.960 about falling down the stairs, they sit on the stairs and show themselves to kind of butt scoot

00:15:02.760 their way down because they're so worried about causing some sort of accidental mistake.

00:15:06.760 There's two different ways of showing it. One is actually sort of monetizing this horrific trend.

00:15:12.420 And then the other is saying, we recognize that these thoughts are completely irrational and I'm

00:15:16.080 doing weird things that I wouldn't otherwise do. Like I'm carrying knives in strange ways and I'm

00:15:20.480 sitting down to go down the stairs or I'm refusing to go through doorways because I'm having this

00:15:25.240 this intrusive thought.

00:15:26.520 One of them is healthy and normal.

00:15:27.900 We're discussing something that happens to people. 1.00

00:15:29.540 It's a hormonal change for women. 1.00

00:15:31.040 The other one is acting out some sort of bizarre fantasy for clicks and this, 1.00

00:15:35.320 this need for attention and this desire to point something out.

00:15:38.700 That for me is what this has all been about.

00:15:40.940 Whether this woman ends up in prison forever, whether they'd kill her, 0.88

00:15:44.500 you know, they put her to death, 0.98

00:15:45.500 whether she sits in the wheelchair that she's already in for the rest of her 0.99

00:15:48.420 life, which is where she's going to be either way.

00:15:50.620 I don't think that actually has a lot of bearing on what justice is. 0.78

00:15:53.180 She's going to be judged one day for the for the death of her children.

00:15:55.260 And God will know what was in her heart at the moment.

00:15:57.360 But watching people react to it, to me, is the bigger story.

00:16:00.960 Yeah, it's very sick to think there's something to smile about involved in this whole situation.

00:16:05.660 See him smile in court.

00:16:06.800 It's really deeply disturbing.

00:16:08.020 Three little kids are dead.

00:16:09.140 And I think that goes to what side they're on in that whole thing.

00:16:12.520 I want to talk to you about something else as well.

00:16:14.600 This is Hee Haw the donkey.

00:16:16.340 Hee Haw the donkey was this beautiful miniature donkey, little kid donkey or whatever, a junior donkey. 0.50

00:16:21.120 and the Polk County police shot and killed Hee Haw the donkey

00:16:25.020 on his family farm during a late night encounter.

00:16:28.020 Let's go to that clip number 15 really quick, guys.

00:16:31.860 This is Hee Haw.

00:16:33.140 He was shot and killed last night around 1245

00:16:35.260 by two trespassing officers on our property.

00:16:37.980 Hee Haw ran up to them simply seeing who it was to greet them.

00:16:41.700 Instead, he was shot and killed on his own pasture.

00:16:44.280 His life was cut so short by such cruel people.

00:16:46.800 He needs justice.

00:16:48.040 Kyle, what's your perspective on the loss of Hee Haw here?

00:16:51.120 I've got a mixed perspective on this. It's a donkey, so I don't have a lot of emotional, you know, interest in a donkey. I think human beings matter a lot more. There's two things. There's the legal analysis of probably what's going to end up being the case, which is that they'll probably rule the shooting to be justified.

00:17:05.760 This is the same if a dog comes running at you and you're doing something. If you have a legal ability to do something, and this is something that most Americans don't realize, there's a concept called open fields doctrine, which allow law enforcement officers to cross your otherwise closed property.

00:17:19.840 if there are not specific types of fences that actually restrict movement in a specific way

00:17:24.300 then law enforcement will regularly cross open fields and go into pastures and do all kinds of

00:17:28.580 stuff there are law enforcement officers that completely ignore it in the fish and game world

00:17:32.000 i have a problem with that that's doctrine i don't like it i i'm i'm there's actually idaho

00:17:37.660 is one of the few states that has now recently kind of proposed something to try to fix this

00:17:41.000 but the federal doctrine of open fields uh you know policy where you're actually allowed to do

00:17:46.540 searches and you're actually allowed to go past signs that say no trespassing cops do it all the

00:17:51.020 time i don't like that but the minute that you're in a place that you're legally allowed to be and

00:17:55.440 the courts are going to look at it and say that the officer was doing something they were actually

00:17:58.200 doing a search for a missing child i think it was a 12 year old girl so when you're doing something

00:18:01.900 that you're legally allowed to be and you're in that place in a lawful way and then you have what

00:18:06.760 they call a reasonable belief of death or serious physical injury by something and that's usually a

00:18:11.140 person that's usually what you shoot but if it were to be a dog or another you know sort of animal

00:18:15.040 something running at you in the dark, they're going to be able to probably legally defend that

00:18:19.260 ability. What's wild to me is that there are all kinds of, you know, questionable uses of force

00:18:24.220 that law enforcement gets involved in. There are plenty that are, that are cut and dry and people

00:18:28.180 get amped up about that too. You know, I can't get super excited about a donkey. I understand

00:18:32.440 there's an emotional attachment to it, but at the end of the day, it's, it's more like an

00:18:36.620 unfortunate circumstance. Actually, somebody went out there and did the FOIA on this and sent me the,

00:18:40.020 the 911 dispatch calls. The question will be whether the officers actually saw the thing they

00:18:44.160 saw whether they're uh you know the the the other officer was there who did not shoot ends up backing

00:18:50.260 up the story and then whether or not the department you know fairly reports on it but

00:18:54.100 it's hard for me to get too emotional about a donkey because I guess I just don't I'm the kind

00:18:58.860 of guy that I had a dog Rex for for many years and I thought it was really important right up

00:19:02.420 until I had kids and then my dog went from being like the number two you know most important

00:19:07.240 creature in my house it was me my wife and the dog and then I had a baby and it became the number

00:19:11.220 five and we only had one kid like they just get demoted so far down that human life and you know

00:19:16.140 human happiness is so much more important to me it's hard for me to get amped up about a donkey 0.82

00:19:20.380 yeah i just i think i think the uh prospect of hee-haw being a threat is quite ludicrous and i 0.54

00:19:26.600 think this is exactly why people don't like law enforcement because they come on your property

00:19:30.260 and they'll kill what you consider be a member of your family say just an animal it's just property

00:19:34.280 it is what it is whatever we're looking for a missing kid i do understand that perspective

00:19:38.220 although I do disagree with it. Let's go to 14. This is witnesses in Spain accuse unidentified

00:19:43.840 people who are on video of killing a protected dolphin found bleeding from its head. Go ahead

00:19:48.900 and play clip number 14. No, no, no.

00:20:04.900 they murdered that dolphin and go ahead and cut back to me killing a dolphin dolphin baby in 1.00

00:20:14.040 spain it's two hundred thousand dollars that's the fine but these migrants they're immune from 1.00

00:20:17.960 that law because they don't have any money they don't have any ties to the community and ultimately 1.00

00:20:21.180 these are all people that are going to get government benefits they're going to get

00:20:24.940 housing assistance they're going to be given cards what do you think about this just want

00:20:29.000 an invasion of europe and how they can do whatever they want well we did the same thing in this 0.69

00:20:33.440 country for whatever it's worth. I mean, at the very minimum, we brought in 100,000 people from 0.94

00:20:37.160 Afghanistan. And when I was working in the FBI, I had two different offices. We covered the the

00:20:42.840 Air Force Base at Holloman, which is in New Mexico. We also covered Fort Bliss, which was

00:20:46.620 the army base out by El Paso. And so we got about 10,000 of the of the whatever Afghans that were

00:20:51.920 jumping on planes and illogically made it up in the United States. I don't know how we got them 1.00

00:20:55.800 and they weren't vetted. And honestly, it's the exact same problem. Because I went and investigated

00:21:00.100 what we called major crimes then these were sexual assaults these were violent you know um you know

00:21:04.100 stabbings beatings rape whatever and you're doing these investigations and what you find out which

00:21:10.740 is completely illogical to the average person like your average american would assume if we're

00:21:15.020 bringing in people from somewhere on purpose because this wasn't like these were not like

00:21:18.980 they just ran over the border we know those people don't know the rules but what about the people the

00:21:22.560 state department has imported manually into your country and there's 10 000 of them hanging out

00:21:26.900 inside your little, you know, little town next to Alamogordo. You'd think they got a briefing on

00:21:30.840 like, here's what the laws of America are, but they don't come from here. They don't have the

00:21:34.340 customs or traditions. They don't have any of the same values. They don't have the same religion.

00:21:38.140 They don't have the same language. And so of course they're going to act like they would. 1.00

00:21:41.560 It's like, that looks like food to them probably. Right. And maybe, maybe they've never seen a

00:21:45.260 dolphin or maybe they don't have any value in a dolphin because it's a mammal. And we know,

00:21:48.460 because we go to schools where they teach you what is a thinking and what is not a thinking

00:21:51.700 creature. So yeah, we saw the same thing. One of the great examples, we had a woman that was

00:21:56.120 she was like being dragged off by her hair 1.00

00:21:59.660 into some guy's tent 1.00

00:22:00.820 because he came from some primitive village in Afghanistan 1.00

00:22:03.700 where if you just grabbed a woman

00:22:05.480 and dragged her back to your tent, 0.98

00:22:06.620 then you could just say, this is my wife.

00:22:08.100 And she came from the city.

00:22:09.140 She was from like Kabul or something.

00:22:10.620 So she's this like urban lady,

00:22:12.900 shares the same-ish language, 1.00

00:22:14.420 but not the same culture 0.98

00:22:15.840 as this freaking primitive hill dweller. 0.98

00:22:18.440 And he grabs her and drags her off. 0.97

00:22:19.920 And so what do they do?

00:22:20.680 They actually grab the guy.

00:22:22.600 This is the complex case that we were dealing with.

00:22:24.140 they grab the guy and the elders of the tents which came from some villages whatever they beat

00:22:28.740 the shit out of the guy who dragged the woman off who was trying to do what he knew and they did what 0.69

00:22:32.160 they did and now we come in and we're like what do we do with this mess where we have a bunch of 0.99

00:22:36.520 third world you know seventh century barbarians hanging out in the middle of modern new mexico 0.98

00:22:41.800 which may not be the most advanced place in the world but it's still america it's star trek know

00:22:46.300 the rules it's star trek compared to where they come from and you know we all know somebody who's

00:22:50.500 been hurt wounded lost their car lost their life in a duy and a lot of the times these are

00:22:55.100 perpetuated by people that shouldn't be driving in our country we have an epidemic of people 0.57

00:22:59.320 whether they're from india pakistan wherever driving 18 wheelers that have never even taken 1.00

00:23:03.600 a basic course there are these mills that give them the cdl give them the degree and it's truly

00:23:08.400 a disturbing situation i think the common thread that we've touched on with all these stories is

00:23:13.060 just a general decline in the west and a focus on stories that seem tangential but it speaks to a

00:23:18.340 larger problem uh weak men create hard times and the hard times create the strong men we're

00:23:23.120 definitely in the weak times right now and i want to get back into it after the break with you kyle

00:23:27.380 talking about the maga chudlet character i think i saw you give a excellent comment on that which

00:23:33.020 i reposted talk about this ai meme that's going around has a lot of truth to it but there's also

00:23:37.340 i think a sadder and deeper story associated with it which is hey you know we have a lot of our 0.82

00:23:42.320 countrymen and women that are retarded and you know this is a very sad situation it's true it's 0.98

00:23:47.500 100%. It really is. So yeah, Kyle, we'll get into that after the break. I do want to tell people 1.00

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00:27:12.680 it's like without it unlimited power am i gonna be like that well i'm like that normally

00:27:20.120 Yeah, you are like that normally.

00:27:23.860 Unlimited populace.

00:27:25.400 Unlimited power.

00:27:27.020 Volunteer power.

00:27:28.340 Ha, ha, ha.

00:27:30.680 Ha, ha, ha, ha.

00:27:32.260 Ha, ha, ha, ha.

00:27:32.960 Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

00:27:44.280 Well, we have serious times, serious things we're discussing, of course,

00:27:47.960 thermonuclear war global economic and american economic failure of the recovery and in fact

00:27:52.880 meltdown kind of economic covet of choice and kyle serifin is here breaking it all down with me

00:27:57.800 we got into it a little bit in the beginning talking a little bit about the iran war in the

00:28:01.800 current situation and there seems to be a common thread with the people that support everything 0.93

00:28:06.460 that we're involved in over in the middle east and ukraine they seem to be retarded and this is 0.87

00:28:11.720 a technical term they're slowed down right they're not up to date with the current information and 0.91

00:28:16.460 they still believe in the hype what's your take on that yeah i want to add something to that because

00:28:20.320 sometimes i every once in a while somebody would be like oh that's a really inappropriate way of

00:28:23.520 using that word and it's really offensive to people that have mental handicaps and i want to 0.52

00:28:26.900 be real i want to be kind of technical about the way that i use the word retarded and the way that

00:28:31.080 you're using it in that that substance we're not accusing them of having some sort of physiological

00:28:36.200 defect or having a genetic sort of um struggle you know they don't have a genetic handicap we're 0.85

00:28:41.660 talking about people that are doing what i would call retardation appropriation they're not 0.96

00:28:46.160 actually they're not actually challenged but they are acting as though they are and that is really 0.99

00:28:52.400 difficult and so that's retarded there's no there's no good way for you to be go around and to act as 0.97

00:28:58.860 though you're retarded when you have a better option and the other interesting thing about this 0.99

00:29:02.660 and the whole meme bit is that Andrew Breitbart used to always say that what that politics is 0.87

00:29:06.700 downstream from culture and we're not addressing the cultural problems in fact it seems like the

00:29:11.760 mega people have kind of run away from that and they've basically turned inward like every movement

00:29:16.240 that starts collapsing you start finding purity tests and so i'm not pure and you're not pure and

00:29:22.100 alex is not pure and anybody who's not pure gets sort of we don't need you as part of our movement

00:29:26.540 well you're going to find out that the core is actually quite small and they're actually they're

00:29:30.640 not brought together by any good principles because they've abandoned the principle piece of

00:29:34.020 it that's what most that's what's most amazing to watch right now the sort of meltdown that's going

00:29:38.380 on and i've been calling it out for for i don't know probably a year and a half at this point

00:29:42.080 because my principles didn't change i want smaller government i want less government i want actually

00:29:47.220 the things that were in the 20 promises donald trump made which included you know de-weaponization

00:29:51.140 of government i wanted secure elections i wanted secure borders and you can look right now even

00:29:55.720 the things that i used to give them a pass on and forget the idea that we started new wars and we

00:29:59.580 weren't going to have any and ukraine was not going to be a conflict zone anymore but it still is

00:30:03.140 forget all those things the one thing that everybody has always given them credit for

00:30:06.840 was the border closing.

00:30:08.800 And I had Anthony Aguero on my podcast the other day,

00:30:11.720 probably two weeks ago now.

00:30:13.220 And he was showing me footage

00:30:14.620 and his X feed is full of it

00:30:16.300 of people who are actively jumping over the Southern border

00:30:19.300 and of the videos that he's done.

00:30:21.120 He did a small documentary

00:30:21.920 of people running over the Northern border.

00:30:23.480 And we're getting different groups

00:30:24.580 from the Southern and the Northern. 0.72

00:30:25.700 The Southern is still getting

00:30:26.680 primarily Hispanic type immigrants that are coming in

00:30:29.100 or illegals from all the different Latin American countries

00:30:32.040 and South American countries.

00:30:33.340 And on the other side,

00:30:34.240 we're getting people from India and China

00:30:36.140 and the Middle East and so on, and they're coming in off the northern border where there's almost

00:30:39.200 nothing. So even the idea that we got one good thing out of this administration, they really

00:30:42.900 just shut down the border. If nothing else, you've got to give them credit. It turns out not even that

00:30:46.380 works out. So what you're left with is people with mongoloid, retarded-looking creatures rolling 1.00

00:30:51.420 around on hover-round rascal scooters, obese and sad and sitting in their basement, and they're 1.00

00:30:57.380 just doing memes. And the memes are actually, they're not a flex. They're not like, we own the

00:31:02.480 meme because you said we did it so we take it on it's actually an admission that you failed and so

00:31:07.300 they're just owning failure it's really sad to watch it yes it's very archetypal and before we

00:31:11.420 get into this because we have a compilation that we're going to roll of the chudlet meme the maga

00:31:14.860 chudlet meme a meme i want to touch on an analogy that tim pool made and you know i think there's

00:31:19.800 some truth to it but not in the way that he stated i think on accident he told the truth about what

00:31:23.240 he is and what he's doing by you know promoting the wars promoting the administration to no end

00:31:27.120 in a grifter perspective in my view he said look alex it's like your ice cream salesman you have

00:31:32.060 ice cream store and one day you have vegan ice cream and people don't want to come for the vegan

00:31:36.040 ice cream because they want the regular ice cream referring to hey used to back trump used to support

00:31:40.180 trump totally now you're calling things into question criticizing people don't want that so

00:31:44.360 of course naturally they're going to go it's like we're an ice cream shop in the ice cream supplier

00:31:49.200 started making ice cream with doo-doo in it that started giving people food poisoning and killing

00:31:53.140 them so then alex says whoa we're going to go back to the original product that we made right that

00:31:58.300 Trump didn't give us, we made the product and Trump's product met our standards at one point.

00:32:02.300 We don't want to make people sick. And I think what comes down to it, when we look at the

00:32:05.860 MAGA Chudlet, these are people that are proud of being sick. These are people that are proud 0.88

00:32:10.040 of being mentally ill. These are people, sadly, that are proud of, by proxy, being retarded. 1.00

00:32:14.720 So let's go ahead and play that MAGA Chudlet compilation. 0.99

00:32:22.780 Time to trigger some libs.

00:32:28.300 like flint, buy an old drop top, find a spot with a pimp, then a little kid, rock it up 0.98

00:32:33.780 and down your block, go with a bottle of scotch and potch, lots of crotch, buy a yacht with

00:32:38.820 a flag, say you're chillin' the most, then rock that loose, jump it down the coast, give

00:32:43.840 a toast to the sun, drink with the stars, get thrown in the mix, talk start hard, sit

00:32:49.860 till you wanna, I wanna roam, find Motown, tellin' rules to come back home, start an escort

00:32:56.120 service for all the right reasons and set up shop at the top of four seasons kid rock and i'm the

00:33:02.680 real mccoy and i'm headed out west

00:33:09.320 My fellow Americans, I am your new president.

00:33:26.840 And yes, before you ask, the tooth is staying.

00:33:30.240 I ran on a one-tooth platform, and I intend to keep my campaign promises.

00:33:35.400 God bless America.

00:33:36.540 Trump! Make America great again!

00:33:40.960 Yeah! He's the best! The greatest!

00:33:43.580 Ha ha! Look at my Trump!

00:33:45.360 You're the best, Trump!

00:33:46.900 Time to fight the fake news!

00:33:49.180 Get him, Trump! You're the winner!

00:33:51.700 Nobody better than you, Trump!

00:33:55.080 We are winning bigly!

00:33:57.180 Food, gas, and rent are higher than ever,

00:33:59.300 and Iran cannot have a nuke!

00:34:01.720 Yes!

00:34:02.120 trump trump i hear you calling they're coming for you trump the deep state we love trump

00:34:11.000 keep america great trump forever hey trump we love you four more years

00:34:18.420 so you think trump can do no wrong and you're for the war in iran

00:34:25.580 Alex he is the best president ever Trump Trump Trump

00:34:30.240 he's our champion yeah Trump USA whoo and they're proud of this Kyle they're proud of being this

00:34:44.900 character guys if we can get cat turd up bragging about it if we can get uh Gunther Eagleman bragging

00:34:49.180 about it what do you think about what it says for the movement and its state that they've embraced

00:34:52.740 this i don't know this is the final devolution of all this stuff i guess so one of the the sad

00:34:58.980 things was is that the other side the other you know whatever the political left was sort of

00:35:02.600 representing they said people who like donald trump are this character right that's what the

00:35:06.440 left would say to hillary clinton era they're a bunch of they're a basket of deplorables they have 0.99

00:35:11.940 you know they live in trailer parks they've got shitty values they're they're illiterate and 0.99

00:35:16.560 they're poor and they're blue collar and they're dirty and they're not worthy of taking any like 1.00

00:35:21.360 They're not respectful people. 0.90

00:35:23.540 And then you see what Trump supporters look like 2016, 2017, going through the first,

00:35:28.040 even going through 2020 onto like 2024. 0.97

00:35:30.640 And they're just regular people that make a living, that bust their ass, that drive

00:35:34.040 trucks and, you know, do manual labor and they work in offices and they're your neighbors 0.89

00:35:37.820 and they're at the same grocery store and you and they're just regular people who might

00:35:40.960 have even been shamed by the media sort of thing.

00:35:43.520 And that was when you could go, yeah, they can try to meme you and say that you're deplorable

00:35:46.920 and you can take that title on and you could own it. 0.95

00:35:49.520 what they weren't saying is that you're retarded that's probably not the best thing and all the 0.57

00:35:53.600 things that were being said it was by people that clearly had a negative like they didn't want the 0.81

00:35:57.840 things that you wanted so these were the people that want socialism they want more uh you know

00:36:02.980 more government intervention they want more debt they want to be able to take your money and give

00:36:06.700 it to other people and make sure that the you know the homeless crisis is is dealt with humanely and

00:36:11.200 we shouldn't criminalize people sleeping in front of your doorstep and all this kind of crap and you

00:36:14.400 go like okay fine those are not me but that's not where this meme is coming from this meme is coming

00:36:18.960 from the guys like me that are like hey dude i actually believed what he wanted i wanted to shut

00:36:22.680 down the border i want a hundred million people deported if that's what it takes for my children

00:36:26.660 to have the future that they ought to have if we can get the america that that you promised i don't

00:36:32.220 care what it costs in illegal alien tears including the most sympathetic cases that exist i want that

00:36:37.220 i want smaller government i want less debt i don't want to see 20 trillion dollars that have been

00:36:41.760 added to our national deficit you know in our national debt since since donald trump came down

00:36:45.620 the escalator i don't want whatever the left was selling and i don't want to see people go and make

00:36:51.240 peace with a bunch of evil stuff like starting new wars when you explicitly promised we're not

00:36:55.520 going to do new wars so it's coming from a different place and if you've lost your coalition

00:37:00.480 so dramatically that if you're not with us you're against us which has been basically the pitch

00:37:04.020 the pitch is if you don't align with what donald trump says you made an analogy i'm going to give 0.96

00:37:08.580 you two different analogies with what i see with this mega chud whatever the hell it's called 0.61

00:37:12.780 number one would be if if michael jordan was endorsing wheaties and everybody loves and they 0.92

00:37:18.860 want to be like mike and wheaties are high in grain and they're high fiber and they're you

00:37:24.040 know low fat and whatever they're complex carbs and they're good for energy and so you're like

00:37:27.920 i'm gonna eat wheaties mj likes them i like them too and then he turns around and he's like you

00:37:32.920 know what's actually really good tricks tricks are good it should actually be like high fructose 0.93

00:37:36.640 corn syrup you need red dye number 40 you need a bunch of artificial shit in there let's do 0.92

00:37:40.560 shitty cereal and you're like you got two choices then you're like wait a minute were the wheaties 0.98

00:37:45.240 actually good for me or do and and mj knows what's best now he knows it's something different you got

00:37:49.620 new information is this the same thing as saying eggs are bad for you that eggs are good for you

00:37:54.360 it's cholesterol it's protein it's cholesterol it's protein fat good fat bad if we're gonna do

00:37:58.360 that or do you just say whatever mj says is what i do it's even just follow the cult of personality

00:38:04.300 it's even crazier than that they will say the reasons why you wanted the wheaties are bad

00:38:08.720 they'll say hey you need the high sugar you need the red dye 40 you need all these things that's

00:38:12.980 what will actually make you healthy so it's not even that they're doing like the indiana jones

00:38:16.800 trick where they switch out the gold idol for the bag of sand they think in their mind the sand is a

00:38:22.060 bag of gold that's true this also struck me this is the other sort of thing i was trying to

00:38:27.320 rationalize it with my wife when we were talking i was like what is going on here um the the flex

00:38:31.840 is not the flex you think it is when you do this imagine somebody comes up and they go um rex

00:38:36.760 you're a pedophile you like little kids and your answer is not no that's evil and your answer is 0.76

00:38:45.020 not um i have a grown-ass woman as a as a partner your answer is you're just jealous because you 0.99

00:38:50.320 can't pull kindergartners the way that i can right if you turn around and that's the move you do

00:38:54.760 that's the that's the embracing of the guy that's stained that is the level that it rises to and

00:38:59.800 none of this stuff is ignorable and you made the excellent point these people are turning into

00:39:03.700 They have already become the 90s Democrats, and they say that's a win. That's not what people voted for.

00:39:09.480 Yeah, there is no there's no right wing party in American politics right now.

00:39:13.620 That's my overwhelming argument. I make this on a morning to morning basis.

00:39:17.620 But if you look at the positions that the early 1990s Democrats held, many of them are further to the right of what our current GOP is espousing.

00:39:26.240 And everything that we did with the with, you know, saying that I was never a MAGA guy.

00:39:31.160 I'm not a MAGA guy.

00:39:32.040 I won't claim that I was.

00:39:33.080 I'm a conservative guy.

00:39:34.540 I had a survey that was sent to me the other day, and they're like, you know, how do you

00:39:37.300 align?

00:39:37.580 I'm like, I'm conservative.

00:39:39.120 They said conservative-leaning independent.

00:39:41.240 I'm like right-wing totalitarian-leaning independent, but I want all the things.

00:39:46.380 I want the smallest possible government because I think government is the worst solution to

00:39:49.500 every problem, including in places where it's really the only one, like when we do

00:39:52.960 security, when we do law enforcement, it's really hard to do that in a private way.

00:39:56.780 The libertarians' ideas don't make any sense.

00:39:58.360 I don't want government to be big enough to be able to inflict any sort of danger on me and my

00:40:02.820 family because I've seen what it'll do it's something I live under on a regular basis I

00:40:06.300 know your family has faced it as well when you have overwhelming government authority you have

00:40:10.260 to face down that this thing is too big to fight there's guys like Brian Cole jr the pipe bomber

00:40:14.720 case we talked about that are currently dealing with that exact same thing where this massive

00:40:18.140 apparatus has unlimited resources to crush you so I want it to be as small as possible

00:40:22.140 that's a right-wing position all right I don't know what the current position is let me ask

00:40:26.560 Because this is interesting. I got a big long form debate with Andrew Wilson under the same terms as the MAGA versus America first debate.

00:40:33.100 And he would say, oh, I believe in the Christian nationalism. Oh, I believe in the patriarchy.

00:40:38.060 Oh, I believe in taking women's right to vote away. But when you endorse a candidate that claims to be right wing but enforces left wing policies, you're giving the Democrats a free win.

00:40:48.700 What's your perspective on that? Yeah, of course.

00:40:51.220 So, you know, the argument was made to me that Democrats are speeding towards like progressive leftism and Republicans are going the speed limit towards the same thing.

00:41:01.240 We had Mike Johnson, who's the Speaker of the House right now.

00:41:03.480 You remember there was a big deal in 2023 when they ousted him as Speaker of the House.

00:41:06.820 Right. And so the big story was is we've got Kevin McCarthy.

00:41:10.160 He's a swamp creature. He's this like establishment Republican.

00:41:13.620 We need new blood. We need a MAGA guy. We need a whatever that's going to be able to get along with the agenda.

00:41:18.200 We need to try to put some Republicans into place so that if they can win in 2024, then we've got the House actually under leadership that makes sense.

00:41:26.140 That's going to do the agenda that the American people want.

00:41:29.000 And the American people, in theory, if you believe in elections, turned out to give a popular vote victory for the first time in 25-something years, whatever it was, to a Republican.

00:41:38.420 So theoretically, you've got that aligned.

00:41:39.900 One of the big promises, and I made this bet with – interesting enough, I made this bet with George Santos within a few days of it being announced.

00:41:47.400 mccarthy mccarthy out speaker johnson comes in and i call him smithers by the way i call him

00:41:53.440 smithers from the um from the simpsons because he seems like exactly that same sort of slimy

00:41:57.960 yeah exactly what yeah he's using his mouth to do it right he's saying the words that he's 0.92

00:42:03.660 metaphorically washing the literal balls uh and so he's out there doing this thing and he said

00:42:08.340 i'm not going to do any crs continuing resolutions we're not going to have any minibuses which is 0.68

00:42:14.200 like when you have a bunch of funding all in one place.

00:42:16.600 We're not going to do any omnibuses

00:42:17.980 where you have like an inordinate federal funding bill 0.93

00:42:21.160 that funds everything, omnibus. 0.71

00:42:22.960 We're not going to do those anymore.

00:42:24.200 So he said, minibuses are gone, omnibuses are gone,

00:42:26.800 continuing resolutions, we're done with it.

00:42:28.520 They have yet to have a single time

00:42:30.200 when they didn't do that in his entire time,

00:42:32.260 three years as speaker.

00:42:33.320 And they just passed another continuing resolution

00:42:35.040 out of the house.

00:42:35.700 And he made the argument that it's irresponsible

00:42:37.940 to allow government to shut down,

00:42:39.720 that it's irresponsible not to fund government,

00:42:41.720 that it's irresponsible not to have the stuff

00:42:43.600 If you are a conservative on the right, the biggest thing you should be wanting is government

00:42:47.920 shutdowns. And if nothing else, it shows people that federal government spending almost does

00:42:52.640 nothing in their daily life. The most popular policy they ever had was doge, especially with

00:42:58.180 the young people. And that was completely thrown out the window once they started looking at all

00:43:02.000 the fat that they could benefit from. I think that's very clear. And you talked about something

00:43:05.580 earlier I do want to touch on again, Dan Bongino and this notion of addition through subtraction.

00:43:10.540 And when the movement loses people, we blame those people who say, hey, we're refining

00:43:14.540 ourselves, we're getting stronger.

00:43:15.980 And that just means more people are going to drink more Kool-Aid.

00:43:19.040 What's your take on that?

00:43:20.420 So the Republican 2024 National Committee, and this is why I'm not a Republican, by the

00:43:24.180 way, because they make peace with a bunch of stuff that I think is evil.

00:43:26.460 They had OnlyFans models up on the on the stage that were, you know, giving pro Republican

00:43:30.500 stuff.

00:43:30.980 It's like, holy crap, what are you guys all about?

00:43:33.200 They had people like Harmeet Dillon, who some people may like, but I think she's actually 0.99

00:43:36.820 just kind of a snake.

00:43:37.580 she said all kinds of awful things about american workers she's a um you know she was born in india

00:43:42.320 she's not from this country i don't want people that are not from my nation running parts of my

00:43:46.480 country and my government i actually don't want anybody in any senior positions ever that wasn't

00:43:50.740 born in this country not because you're not an american but because you just got here and maybe

00:43:54.200 shut the f up and listen and figure out what the people who have been here for generations have to

00:43:57.860 say about it the idea that you would go and move to india and start running for office in india 0.92

00:44:02.700 after being a naturalized citizen and telling them what chairman of the yeah yeah the chairman

00:44:06.280 of the texas republican party is an indian who was born in india i don't know if you know that

00:44:11.840 but like that's how i know that i'm not a republican and the guy can't even pronounce

00:44:15.880 things like november he says no bumber and he says we're going to all turn red it's like well

00:44:20.200 your version of red it's it's the meme from um from that movie civil war it's like what type of

00:44:25.080 american are you i'm a very specific type of american i don't do christian nationalism or

00:44:29.740 whatever uh you know andrew wilson calls it i have a very kind of like a maybe more accessible

00:44:35.060 version of it i call it bacon cheeseburger nationalism and it's because if we share a

00:44:39.260 common meal and heritage if you go into a roadside diner and you order a bacon cheeseburger

00:44:43.000 then you're probably the kind of person i can at least have a conversation we can probably find

00:44:46.620 some middle ground if you're willing to eat bacon it eliminates a couple of religions right off the

00:44:50.180 top of the bat if you eat beef it also eliminates some if you're willing to put dairy on meat then

00:44:54.500 that actually eliminates some and more importantly and probably most importantly it kicks out the

00:44:57.980 vegetarians and the vegans and the people that don't eat a traditional american diet you know

00:45:01.300 and if you're worried about gluten like you're not my tribe and my tribe is probably 65 70 percent

00:45:05.780 of america we could actually probably have some real honest discussions but we're being distracted

00:45:10.320 by all these fringe nonsense things how about america for americans oh wait we actually elected

00:45:16.220 that guy his name was donald trump he said that thing that we were going to make america great

00:45:20.740 again when you hear the word again does that mean something that's never been done before no return

00:45:27.100 to tradition so that's the whole point he was selling nostalgia and what they've done really

00:45:31.780 interestingly enough and i think this is a really critical thing that maga failed what they've done

00:45:36.420 is they've decided to take people's sense of nostalgia for an america that did exist that

00:45:41.640 was better when we knew in the in the world we were the good guys this is a cold war phenomenon

00:45:46.340 for most of us probably predates you but at the end of the day those of us who grew up in the 80s

00:45:50.920 you know the 70s people who were older than that they grew up and they remember that america thought

00:45:55.040 of themselves as a good guy, a force for good in the world, that they were, you know, projecting

00:45:58.000 the light of a democratic Republic and a constitutional principles and all these other

00:46:02.240 things that were really Christian in nature. They were Western ideas. And so we thought we were good

00:46:07.240 and that's what we all aspire to. And what MAGA did is they sold that and then they weaponized

00:46:12.600 the concept of that nostalgia. And they said, if you don't believe that we currently have it,

00:46:16.380 because we won today, that you're not being patriotic, being patriotic and being nostalgic

00:46:20.800 are not the same things, but they've conflated those two terms, which is probably why they've 0.89

00:46:24.540 conflated a retarded fat guy riding around on a scooter to equal some sort of a flex on the Dems. 0.90

00:46:29.740 Like they're owning the libs by taking the meme. They forgot which side the meme came from. It 0.94

00:46:33.620 came from people that wanted them to keep their word. Right. Absolutely. And that's all we've

00:46:37.200 ever asked for. And I think the betrayal on cheap energy, which would have propelled the economic

00:46:41.060 recovery, no new wars that would have stopped immigration from these countries that are war

00:46:45.300 torn, would have stopped the refugees. And ultimately, the peace through strength and

00:46:48.580 domestic stability, all of that has been eroded to a point where you say, hey, look at our northern

00:46:53.240 border right now. Look at our southern border right now. Look at what's happening to Americans

00:46:57.260 that can't afford to buy food, send their kids to school, buy homes, and look at the language that

00:47:01.900 comes out of the administration. Proud of inflation, proud of rising house prices,

00:47:06.900 proud of the stock market in the sense of, hey, we have a mixed economy now. The government owns 0.73

00:47:10.840 NVIDIA. The government is heavily investing in military technology, and they just pump and pump

00:47:15.580 and pump. And we have this establishment class, whether at the high level inside the administration

00:47:20.260 or at a low level, the Gunther Eagleman, the cat turd, who I'm sure is rolling in the bucks,

00:47:24.780 you know, the mega cash and all of that. All these people, these aren't the blue collar people, 0.65

00:47:29.300 right? These are very elitist people. And when they identify with the Chudlick character,

00:47:33.720 they're identifying with the archetype of it. In closing, Kyle, what do you have to say about that?

00:47:38.900 I just think it's sad that we had an opportunity to vote ourselves out of a generational crisis.

00:47:43.420 And I do think it was that. I think that the number of people, there was a watershed moment

00:47:48.040 where people cross the aisle

00:47:49.460 and this addition through subtraction idea,

00:47:51.740 it's really relevant when you figure out

00:47:53.280 that what the Republicans sold in 2024

00:47:55.280 was a big tent that actually doesn't align with my values,

00:47:58.960 but it was enough to be able to get people to say,

00:48:00.640 hey, what do we all agree on?

00:48:01.540 How about we make America affordable again

00:48:03.300 so people can buy a house when they're young?

00:48:05.080 What would that look like? 1.00

00:48:05.880 It means getting people that don't belong here 1.00

00:48:07.200 out of here under any circumstances. 1.00

00:48:08.920 It means freeing up the highways

00:48:10.580 and freeing up all the public resources 1.00

00:48:12.760 that illegal aliens consume, the healthcare and all that. 0.79

00:48:15.400 So if you have that mentality 0.87

00:48:16.760 where you want to go out there and make America affordable again,

00:48:19.180 that's a universal thing.

00:48:20.760 That's an American value that I want my kids to have a better life.

00:48:23.980 And we're going to have the first generation, I think.

00:48:26.180 My generation is going to give the country to our children,

00:48:30.660 and it'll be worse off for the first time in American history.

00:48:34.080 That is a massive, massive betrayal.

00:48:36.360 And I don't actually think we can vote our way out of it

00:48:38.080 because if there was a vote that was going to happen,

00:48:39.880 it happened in 2024.

00:48:41.180 Assuming that was real, even though they say it's not secure,

00:48:43.980 that would have been the place where we would have been able to do the thing

00:48:46.280 that was claimed because it was a watershed wave behind it. So I don't, this is something I talked

00:48:51.100 about with your dad the other day. If I say that we're not voting our way out of this, and I don't

00:48:54.780 think we are, by the way, that's just my general position. That actually frees me up to not worry

00:48:58.740 about the voting part of it. It frees me up to look and say, how do I harden myself, make myself

00:49:02.780 more resilient, make my community more resilient. I had some people on my call-in show from my

00:49:06.740 subscribers last night, call me and tell me, you know, we saw something bad happen where our county

00:49:10.960 sheriff stood up in front of a meeting of people and defended flock and everybody resisted it you

00:49:16.620 know what happened that guy ended up resigning within a week he had to leave and they've bagged

00:49:21.020 all the flock cameras so you're not going to be able to solve global problems and you're not going

00:49:24.820 to be able to solve national problems but what you might be able to do is convince your city council

00:49:28.360 that there's too many of you because you're regular bacon cheeseburger type americans who say 0.99

00:49:32.360 hey this shit is enough and we're not going to take it anymore and so you can do that locally 0.99

00:49:36.320 where they have to see you in a grocery store where you drive by their house and they drive by 1.00

00:49:39.680 yours. You're not going to make your congressmen's, the Smithers, the Mike Johnson's pass a continuing

00:49:44.640 resolution or pass a bill of single item appropriations. That won't happen, but you

00:49:49.120 might be able to affect it locally. And Americans have always been rule at closest to home. So if we 0.83

00:49:53.800 can start recognizing that your politics has to be actually at your, in your neighborhood, in your

00:49:57.460 HOA, in your town, this is where maybe I think the focus has to go. The national politics focus that

00:50:02.620 you and I do every day. I actually think it's, it's reminding us that we're not fixing that

00:50:06.500 problem. You're going to just get shudlets and memes. Great points, Kyle Serafin. I mean,

00:50:11.440 if we can sanction Iran, I think we should be able to sanction illegal immigrants. That's why 1.00

00:50:14.760 I like Fishback's policy so much. Hey, we're going to tax your remittances at 100%. And that

00:50:18.880 gives you no reason to be over here. So thank you so much. Where do people find you, Kyle Serafin?

00:50:24.300 Easiest way, kileserafin.com, kileserafin.com. There's links to social media. There's links

00:50:28.360 to the podcast if they want that. Check me out there. And there's even an email address if you

00:50:31.940 are so inclined. Thank you so much, Kyle. We'll see you soon. All right, Rex. Have a good weekend.

00:50:36.760 You as well.

00:50:37.280 God bless.

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