The Culture War - Tim Pool - The Culture War #31 - Weaponization & Corruption Of The DOJ with Kyle Seraphin & Garret O'Boyle

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00:00:57.400 We got Ian hanging out with us today as well.

00:00:59.480 Thanks.

00:00:59.900 Hello.

00:01:00.320 Good to see you guys.

00:01:00.860 Yeah, yeah.

00:01:01.120 Ian is barefoot.

00:01:02.100 I am.

00:01:02.560 Almost every day.

00:01:03.960 Nice.

00:01:04.720 I respect that.

00:01:05.620 I stream barefoot as well.

00:01:06.560 Do you ever ground in the grass?

00:01:08.300 Just let your feet?

00:01:09.080 That's like more of my wife's thing. 1.00

00:01:10.380 She's more crunchy than I am.

00:01:11.520 Yes, crunchy.

00:01:12.460 Yeah.

00:01:12.680 I just bought a Berkey.

00:01:13.460 So like, that's pretty crunchy.

00:01:14.860 What's a Berkey? 1.00

00:01:16.100 You guys don't know about the Berkeys? 0.96

00:01:17.300 No, that's it.

00:01:18.180 So Berkey is kind of like-

00:01:19.500 Oh yeah, silver water filter.

00:01:20.680 The silver water filter.

00:01:21.480 Exactly.

00:01:21.900 Oh, okay.

00:01:22.100 So they've got silver in it.

00:01:23.360 They've got some other pieces.

00:01:24.140 They're these like really high-end,

00:01:25.720 well, they're like the Vitamix of water filters.

00:01:28.740 And every hippy-dippy person I know,

00:01:30.540 everybody that's got a little bit of woo-woo in them

00:01:31.900 has a Berkey.

00:01:33.180 My wife has wanted one for a long-

00:01:34.320 You know what I'm talking about.

00:01:34.840 Yeah, right.

00:01:35.500 My wife has been wanting one for a really long time.

00:01:37.160 I just found out that the EPA outlawed them

00:01:38.860 and claimed that they're a pesticide.

00:01:40.280 Yeah.

00:01:40.380 They've been in business for 25 years.

00:01:42.520 This is going to get legislated.

00:01:44.720 There's going to be a lot of legal battles about that

00:01:46.720 because that's insane.

00:01:47.720 It's 25 years in business in the United States.

00:01:49.820 They filter up to 6,000 gallons per filter set,

00:01:53.080 which is awesome.

00:01:54.100 They filter out everything.

00:01:55.100 But because they said they can get out bacteria,

00:01:57.180 which they can,

00:01:58.700 they are now falling under the EPA's things

00:02:01.120 in the same way that carbon dioxide

00:02:02.400 fell underneath their purview

00:02:03.780 because it's a waste gas.

00:02:05.260 So let's talk about the DOJ.

00:02:06.920 Let's talk about the EPA.

00:02:08.260 Right?

00:02:08.680 So-

00:02:09.240 They're all weaponized, it turns out.

00:02:10.900 Yeah.

00:02:11.340 And I think Matt Gaetz

00:02:13.360 and a handful of Republicans

00:02:16.100 are doing a pretty good job

00:02:17.620 as it pertains to calling this out.

00:02:19.660 We had a really great video from Thomas Massey

00:02:21.320 who was questioning Merrick Garland, 0.93

00:02:24.260 who, it's just, it's absolutely ridiculous. 0.97

00:02:26.740 They lie all the time. 0.89

00:02:28.980 And they lied about spying on American citizens.

00:02:31.440 So let me just,

00:02:32.400 I'll just preface it with,

00:02:35.940 like I said in the intro,

00:02:37.820 Enrique Tarrio gets 22 years.

00:02:40.140 Wasn't even there on January 6th.

00:02:41.880 Ray Epps tells people to do it.

00:02:44.540 He gets, he's getting a single misdemeanor.

00:02:46.260 Claims via text message that he coordinated it.

00:02:48.020 He orchestrated it.

00:02:49.520 And so you have Enrique Tarrio,

00:02:51.500 who the only thing they have

00:02:53.160 is that he posted on,

00:02:54.100 I think Parler,

00:02:55.020 don't effing leave.

00:02:56.660 Whereas you have Ray Epps telling people to do it,

00:02:58.500 but they claim Enrique is the one

00:02:59.560 who actually orchestrated

00:03:00.560 and conspired against the US government.

00:03:02.180 It sounds like it is abject corruption.

00:03:05.160 Absolutely.

00:03:05.720 I mean, I think Ray Epps' text message said,

00:03:09.200 I started the whole thing.

00:03:10.720 I, or he said,

00:03:12.080 he texted his nephew,

00:03:12.980 I orchestrated it.

00:03:13.920 So he's saying he did it.

00:03:15.860 It's like a confession.

00:03:17.040 And Enrique Tarrio's saying,

00:03:19.620 no, I'm in a hotel room in Baltimore

00:03:21.480 and he's getting 22 years.

00:03:23.220 I don't know how anybody

00:03:24.300 can look at this objectively

00:03:25.680 and say it's not a weaponized justice system.

00:03:29.000 So before I was an FBI agent,

00:03:30.480 I was a cop.

00:03:31.240 Before that,

00:03:31.900 I was in the army,

00:03:32.760 in the infantry for six years.

00:03:34.200 So, you know,

00:03:35.560 9-11 kind of is what put me on this path.

00:03:37.500 And I always thought,

00:03:40.120 regardless of our shortfalls as a country,

00:03:43.340 I love America

00:03:44.060 and I want to do what I can to help her

00:03:45.840 and to leave it better for my children

00:03:48.580 than it was when I was growing up.

00:03:50.700 Today, I can't say that it is.

00:03:52.440 It's far worse in a lot of ways.

00:03:54.640 And one thing that stands out to me,

00:03:56.080 my old police chief,

00:03:57.540 he used to always say,

00:03:58.180 you don't have to be right,

00:03:59.040 you just have to be reasonable.

00:04:00.420 When you look at something like

00:04:02.020 a 22-year sentence to Enrique Tarrio

00:04:04.840 versus a misdemeanor charge,

00:04:07.120 slap on the wrist

00:04:07.860 to the guy who was claiming

00:04:08.840 that he orchestrated it,

00:04:10.320 there's nothing reasonable

00:04:11.200 about any of that.

00:04:12.520 Yeah.

00:04:13.000 So I guess we'll start

00:04:14.700 with a broad question for you guys.

00:04:17.300 There are a lot of people

00:04:18.300 who have argued to me,

00:04:20.060 a handful of people,

00:04:21.240 usually liberals on the left,

00:04:22.580 that it's bad apples.

00:04:24.980 Even some conservatives have said,

00:04:26.260 we're just talking about

00:04:27.060 the D.C. field office.

00:04:29.120 Like, there's a lot of really great FBI agents,

00:04:30.720 they go after child trafficking.

00:04:32.120 To what degree is the FBI corrupt, right?

00:04:36.420 Is it really just like there's a network

00:04:39.120 of higher-ups who are highly political

00:04:41.400 and a lot of the agents

00:04:42.820 are trying to do good work

00:04:43.780 or is it just everybody's in it

00:04:46.000 for themselves and don't care?

00:04:47.460 There's corruption

00:04:47.960 and they just go on with it.

00:04:48.880 I'm going to tee up Garrett

00:04:49.320 with an answer to this

00:04:50.080 because there's a piece to it,

00:04:51.140 there's a broader piece as well.

00:04:52.240 So let's talk specifically

00:04:53.160 on what you just said.

00:04:54.440 I want people to imagine

00:04:55.600 who's knocking on their door

00:04:57.620 and asking them questions,

00:04:58.960 were you in Washington, D.C.?

00:05:00.000 Who are the people

00:05:00.700 that are doing the arrests

00:05:01.620 of people that attended January 6th

00:05:03.160 that were basically

00:05:04.160 on an unguided tour of the Capitol.

00:05:07.260 Now, there are people

00:05:07.780 that were violent

00:05:08.340 and nobody in the FBI

00:05:09.500 and nobody who was in the FBI

00:05:10.980 should be mad about somebody

00:05:12.120 who punched a cop going to jail.

00:05:13.260 I have no problem with that.

00:05:14.280 Like, send them to jail.

00:05:15.200 You bring a flagpole

00:05:16.100 and you use that as a weapon system, 1.00

00:05:17.780 you're a jerk. 1.00

00:05:18.640 You shouldn't be hitting cops. 1.00

00:05:19.840 There are commensurate punishments,

00:05:21.260 by the way,

00:05:21.620 because I was actually

00:05:22.240 at Trump's inauguration in 2017

00:05:23.600 and I saw what goes on

00:05:25.180 when people committed felonies there.

00:05:26.380 I watched Antifa riot.

00:05:27.640 I saw them,

00:05:28.080 they burned government vehicles then too.

00:05:30.100 I was there on the street

00:05:31.680 watching them smash everything.

00:05:32.740 Yeah, I was undercover doing that.

00:05:35.120 So I was moving around

00:05:36.240 watching that thing happen.

00:05:37.240 I actually arrested a guy

00:05:38.080 for a felony,

00:05:38.680 which was he was,

00:05:39.380 this has come back

00:05:40.760 into my head recently

00:05:41.760 because it's so relevant.

00:05:43.260 He was shining

00:05:43.840 a very large laser pointer. 0.91

00:05:45.340 It looked like a freaking lightsaber 0.89

00:05:46.460 and he was shining 0.94

00:05:47.660 at the Park Police helicopter,

00:05:49.320 which is a felony. 0.86

00:05:50.220 You kill people.

00:05:50.820 It's up to cause a crash. 0.98

00:05:51.680 Yeah, and he did it

00:05:52.280 probably 50 times during the day.

00:05:53.480 It was in the radio all day long.

00:05:54.700 It was in my earpiece.

00:05:55.340 It's like,

00:05:55.800 hey, we got another laser strike

00:05:56.940 on Eagle One.

00:05:57.720 Eagle One's getting hit with lasers.

00:05:59.000 Green laser, Eagle One.

00:06:00.460 And then after they had burned down

00:06:01.740 that thing on North on K Street

00:06:03.560 and there was that,

00:06:04.800 there was like a vehicle.

00:06:05.860 Yeah, there was a vehicle fire.

00:06:07.020 The limo was massive.

00:06:07.860 Yeah, so that was actually

00:06:08.580 belonging to the Secret Service.

00:06:09.640 That was a Secret Service limo.

00:06:11.360 Really?

00:06:11.840 Oh yeah.

00:06:12.040 It was reported that

00:06:12.980 it was a migrants private limo service.

00:06:15.240 It may have been

00:06:15.720 a migrants private limo service,

00:06:17.000 but it was,

00:06:17.360 or that may have been

00:06:17.940 who the driver was,

00:06:18.800 but apparently it was actually,

00:06:19.760 it was a government vehicle.

00:06:20.840 That's what I was told.

00:06:21.740 So we're up there

00:06:22.360 and they had this like,

00:06:23.280 it was very dystopian by the way,

00:06:24.380 like all these things were burned

00:06:25.500 and there was like a rock band

00:06:26.720 that was playing

00:06:27.240 that was kind of mediocre.

00:06:28.040 And then there were like

00:06:29.580 all these kids screaming

00:06:30.460 into the cops' faces back and forth.

00:06:31.960 And I see this guy

00:06:32.460 shine a laser pointer

00:06:33.120 through the trees.

00:06:34.060 And so you could see

00:06:34.860 all the laser hits

00:06:35.660 going through the trees

00:06:36.700 right into the helicopter.

00:06:38.580 So we followed this guy.

00:06:39.700 We got permission over the radio

00:06:41.500 to actually put him into cuffs.

00:06:42.960 We put him into cuffs.

00:06:44.140 Park police came,

00:06:45.120 transported him

00:06:45.840 and took him away.

00:06:46.700 The charges were dropped

00:06:47.520 like the day later.

00:06:48.460 Wow.

00:06:48.740 And I wrote up the whole thing.

00:06:49.700 So that's one thing that happened.

00:06:51.600 And then on January 6,

00:06:52.700 we saw people that got hunted down

00:06:54.240 two years after the fact

00:06:55.520 by the FBI.

00:06:56.700 Who's going through the door?

00:06:57.660 Is it the higher ups?

00:06:58.960 Is it the people

00:07:00.060 that are on the seventh floor

00:07:00.840 of the Hoover building

00:07:01.460 that are doing these arrests?

00:07:02.620 And the answer, of course, is no.

00:07:04.020 So then you have to look,

00:07:04.860 what is the capacity

00:07:05.600 of your average FBI agent

00:07:07.180 and your average FBI intelligence analyst

00:07:08.920 who's doing these cases

00:07:09.860 to engage in tyrannical,

00:07:12.640 one-sided enforcement?

00:07:13.820 And there's a historical model,

00:07:15.280 which is kind of Garrett's thing.

00:07:17.300 He's brought it to my attention

00:07:18.280 and I just live in there.

00:07:19.300 But I'll let you talk about

00:07:20.140 like Reserve Police Battalion 101.

00:07:21.340 It's a direct, direct example.

00:07:24.660 I want to add real quick to this.

00:07:26.620 The riots on May 29th

00:07:28.420 in Washington, D.C.

00:07:29.320 where they firebombed

00:07:30.160 the White House

00:07:30.700 and St. John's Church.

00:07:31.780 I was outside the church

00:07:32.560 the next day.

00:07:33.460 Yeah, and President Trump's

00:07:36.000 forced into a bunker.

00:07:37.020 I was sitting down

00:07:37.760 at the poker tables,

00:07:38.420 as I often do on the weekends,

00:07:39.240 and some guy recognized me.

00:07:41.120 We were playing.

00:07:41.680 It was a really fun day

00:07:43.080 and he asked me about,

00:07:44.960 you know,

00:07:45.140 where I think this is all going.

00:07:46.860 There was another guy

00:07:47.380 at the table who was a liberal

00:07:48.200 who said,

00:07:48.440 I don't like Trump.

00:07:49.520 He's like,

00:07:49.880 man, I do not like Trump.

00:07:51.040 I won't vote for him,

00:07:51.700 but they should not

00:07:52.860 be doing this legal stuff

00:07:53.820 because it's getting really crazy.

00:07:56.300 The conversation turns to,

00:07:58.140 I said,

00:07:58.780 no one even knows

00:07:59.840 that on May 29th,

00:08:01.220 far left extremists

00:08:02.200 were firebombing

00:08:03.060 the White House

00:08:03.660 and St. John's Church.

00:08:05.280 They were putting

00:08:05.600 Secret Service guys

00:08:06.300 in the hospital.

00:08:06.980 Those guys were catching

00:08:07.540 bricks to the head.

00:08:08.480 70 plus injuries,

00:08:09.800 100 or 100 plus injuries,

00:08:11.160 you know,

00:08:11.660 and nobody even knows about it.

00:08:13.540 And the anti-Trump guy

00:08:15.360 had this like,

00:08:16.300 he immediately darted over

00:08:17.380 and looked at me

00:08:17.840 with his like,

00:08:18.420 what?

00:08:19.260 He didn't know about it.

00:08:20.220 They were people

00:08:21.000 that were hiding

00:08:21.620 in the statues.

00:08:22.760 They have some of these things

00:08:23.420 that are like big chalices

00:08:24.420 that are in Lafayette Park.

00:08:25.980 And I actually found out

00:08:27.180 as I was leaving D.C.

00:08:28.160 because I lived in D.C.

00:08:28.860 for five years,

00:08:29.440 I worked at the Washington

00:08:30.060 Field Office.

00:08:30.880 That was my backyard.

00:08:32.720 Some kid who was doing

00:08:33.780 an inspection on my roof

00:08:35.280 as we sold our house,

00:08:36.340 he was like,

00:08:36.800 oh man,

00:08:37.120 I was at the White House

00:08:37.980 like on that day

00:08:38.680 and I was hiding up

00:08:39.260 in this thing

00:08:39.600 and I thought Secret Service

00:08:40.340 was going to get me

00:08:41.020 and I was like,

00:08:41.880 you're telling this

00:08:42.460 to an FBI agent?

00:08:43.880 Yeah, but he knows.

00:08:44.600 He knows he's good.

00:08:45.280 And there's nothing

00:08:45.700 I could do about it

00:08:46.300 because we are not encouraged

00:08:47.760 to be able to take

00:08:48.280 proactive means.

00:08:49.040 Like that guy admitting

00:08:49.700 that basically he was involved

00:08:50.720 in that riot,

00:08:51.500 it didn't go anywhere.

00:08:52.540 How many charges do we see?

00:08:53.620 So let's throw it to Garrett

00:08:54.820 to elaborate on that question.

00:08:56.680 It seems like,

00:08:58.420 you know,

00:08:58.620 I saw a video of a guy,

00:09:00.760 three FBI agents

00:09:01.640 showed up to his house

00:09:02.180 asking him for information

00:09:03.340 on one of his neighbors

00:09:03.980 and he's like,

00:09:04.800 not happening.

00:09:05.900 Right.

00:09:06.240 And so it does seem

00:09:07.600 that it is the,

00:09:09.640 I guess what would you call it,

00:09:10.400 rank and file,

00:09:10.940 regular old FBI.

00:09:12.300 Yeah, rank and file.

00:09:12.920 Yeah.

00:09:13.020 So Kyle mentioned

00:09:14.400 Police Battalion 101

00:09:15.760 and there's a book

00:09:17.040 called Ordinary Men

00:09:17.840 by a guy named

00:09:18.680 Christopher Browning.

00:09:20.000 And it has stood out to me

00:09:21.920 for a number of years now,

00:09:23.540 but it really,

00:09:25.280 I guess,

00:09:26.120 came to the forefront

00:09:26.720 of my mind

00:09:27.420 when I was in

00:09:28.600 new agents training

00:09:29.400 in Quantico.

00:09:30.240 So every new FBI employee

00:09:32.360 is taken on a field trip

00:09:34.260 to the Holocaust Memorial Museum

00:09:36.380 in Washington, D.C.

00:09:37.820 And it is an extremely

00:09:39.780 powerful experience.

00:09:41.540 And the entire point

00:09:43.240 of that trip,

00:09:44.720 the director of the FBI

00:09:45.740 speaks to your class

00:09:47.160 at the end.

00:09:47.840 The whole point of the trip

00:09:49.100 is don't forget the past

00:09:52.040 so we don't repeat it.

00:09:53.200 It's put on by the ADL

00:09:54.260 for whatever that's worth.

00:09:55.160 What?

00:09:55.600 Just let me know.

00:09:56.900 Yeah.

00:09:57.160 It's actually a good trip.

00:09:58.140 Yeah.

00:09:58.720 I thought it was

00:09:59.860 a great trip,

00:10:01.200 but I don't know

00:10:02.920 if you guys have ever been there,

00:10:03.700 but on the wall,

00:10:04.620 when you walk in,

00:10:05.600 one of the walls,

00:10:06.300 it's a poem

00:10:07.060 from a Lutheran pastor,

00:10:08.640 Martin Niemoller,

00:10:09.400 and it's the one

00:10:09.980 that essentially says,

00:10:11.480 you know,

00:10:11.800 first they came for,

00:10:13.220 you know,

00:10:14.080 the communists

00:10:14.780 and nobody spoke up.

00:10:15.980 And, you know,

00:10:16.340 at the end,

00:10:16.820 then they came for me

00:10:17.540 and nobody was left

00:10:18.760 to speak up.

00:10:19.520 And it's real big on the wall.

00:10:20.980 I remember seeing that.

00:10:22.080 And I remember just thinking

00:10:23.480 in the context

00:10:24.160 of law enforcement.

00:10:26.360 That's it.

00:10:26.960 It's a preeminent example

00:10:28.240 because this ordinary men story,

00:10:31.320 they were butchers

00:10:33.060 and carpenters

00:10:33.760 and they were reserve cops,

00:10:35.300 right?

00:10:36.000 And so they have

00:10:36.840 their ordinary duties

00:10:37.740 and then they get activated

00:10:38.980 because the war

00:10:39.800 is starting to kick off

00:10:40.660 and this particular group

00:10:42.000 gets sent to Poland.

00:10:43.580 And in July of 1942,

00:10:45.200 they get orders

00:10:46.440 to start executing 1.00

00:10:47.580 all the Jews in the town. 1.00

00:10:49.380 And what do they do?

00:10:50.460 They just do it?

00:10:51.040 They just do it.

00:10:52.120 They got to the point

00:10:53.040 where people

00:10:54.320 who were moving too slowly

00:10:55.540 to get onto the boxcars

00:10:56.640 were getting shot

00:10:57.440 in the back of the head,

00:10:58.160 old people and toddlers

00:10:59.140 because they weren't,

00:10:59.960 and these were regular,

00:11:00.800 these are ordinary men.

00:11:01.740 That's the story.

00:11:02.700 And so the story of tyranny,

00:11:03.900 and this is the thing

00:11:04.420 that I think Garrett and I

00:11:05.040 were so scared about.

00:11:06.100 Garrett and I didn't know

00:11:06.680 each other in the FBI.

00:11:07.400 We never worked together.

00:11:08.700 Okay.

00:11:09.140 There's another guy

00:11:09.740 named Steve Friend

00:11:10.320 who's part of our little

00:11:11.020 kind of collective.

00:11:11.720 We call ourselves

00:11:12.180 the Suspendables.

00:11:12.960 It started off as a joke.

00:11:14.400 The Suspendables started off

00:11:15.440 as a joke

00:11:15.940 because we saw

00:11:16.600 the Sliced Alone movie

00:11:17.660 via Expendables.

00:11:18.620 Right.

00:11:18.920 And we're like,

00:11:19.320 well, we've all been suspended.

00:11:20.340 We can't come back to our job.

00:11:21.300 So we're the Suspendables.

00:11:22.640 And that was an inside joke

00:11:23.900 to ourselves.

00:11:24.600 We wrote a letter

00:11:25.220 to the FBI director,

00:11:26.360 an open letter

00:11:26.940 with 45 questions.

00:11:28.420 Why not?

00:11:32.260 Just kind of an FU number.

00:11:33.720 Yeah.

00:11:33.860 So we write up 45 questions

00:11:35.100 for the FBI director.

00:11:36.040 We put it on Twitter.

00:11:37.000 It ends up going viral.

00:11:38.260 And then the New York Times

00:11:39.500 wrote a piece,

00:11:40.180 a hit piece, really,

00:11:41.500 talking about the Suspendables.

00:11:43.100 And when the paper of record

00:11:44.460 starts talking about

00:11:45.320 your organization

00:11:45.920 like it's a real thing,

00:11:46.840 you're like,

00:11:47.180 I guess we're a real thing.

00:11:48.420 Now we have it.

00:11:49.000 So we got merch.

00:11:50.220 We grabbed the website

00:11:51.500 and went after it.

00:11:52.700 But when you are

00:11:53.780 in that category of people,

00:11:55.300 we didn't know each other.

00:11:56.140 We never worked together.

00:11:56.940 We all just saw

00:11:57.460 the exact same problem.

00:11:58.600 And every single person

00:11:59.640 that's ever come forward

00:12:00.500 that I've talked to

00:12:01.340 that has been in the FBI

00:12:02.720 in the last little bit,

00:12:03.760 they cite the Holocaust trip.

00:12:05.640 The going to that memorial meeting,

00:12:06.940 you can walk through there.

00:12:07.640 You smell the shoes

00:12:08.280 of the people that were killed.

00:12:09.420 They have a room

00:12:10.020 that has something like

00:12:10.700 800,000 shoes.

00:12:12.980 It's just like,

00:12:13.940 it's overwhelming.

00:12:15.280 It's a large room.

00:12:16.340 You walk through

00:12:16.760 the central little corridor.

00:12:18.120 There's glass walls

00:12:19.000 on either side of it.

00:12:19.740 And it's just piles

00:12:20.820 and piles and piles of shoes

00:12:22.060 that they took

00:12:22.840 out of one of the camps.

00:12:24.300 Those are people's lives

00:12:25.520 that were destroyed

00:12:26.540 because government officials

00:12:27.960 didn't say no.

00:12:29.200 They said,

00:12:30.020 OK, my job,

00:12:31.320 my paycheck,

00:12:32.000 my pension.

00:12:32.860 I've got a family.

00:12:33.880 I got a mortgage.

00:12:35.040 I've got health insurance

00:12:36.120 I need to pay.

00:12:36.740 All the things

00:12:37.380 that we're seeing

00:12:37.900 that the current FBI agents

00:12:39.240 are doing,

00:12:40.000 they're showing up

00:12:40.660 on arrest warrants

00:12:41.220 for guys who are like

00:12:42.040 pro-life protesters

00:12:43.280 like Mark Houtt

00:12:44.500 who was in Philadelphia.

00:12:45.900 And basically,

00:12:46.340 some guy said

00:12:46.960 the worst things

00:12:47.920 you can imagine

00:12:48.540 to his eight-year-old son

00:12:49.720 at the time.

00:12:51.060 And Mark Houtt

00:12:51.920 was a football player

00:12:52.620 in college.

00:12:53.040 He's a big dude.

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00:14:19.020 Did I mention

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00:14:20.400 Through the guy

00:14:23.400 on the ground.

00:14:24.440 Like imagine

00:14:24.940 if you're a father

00:14:25.740 and I've got four children

00:14:27.020 and Garrett's got four children.

00:14:28.140 Somebody comes up

00:14:28.740 to my six-year-old

00:14:29.760 and starts putting

00:14:30.300 some like horrific,

00:14:31.660 you know,

00:14:32.300 swear words

00:14:32.900 and some really graphic language

00:14:34.260 that's really awful

00:14:34.900 saying things about their dad.

00:14:36.120 They're probably going to experience

00:14:37.040 some physical violence for me

00:14:38.120 and it may not be

00:14:38.980 that well restrained.

00:14:39.620 I thought Mark

00:14:40.180 was incredibly restrained

00:14:41.080 and the DOJ came

00:14:42.120 even after the local authority

00:14:43.380 said this is just a spat

00:14:44.780 between two guys.

00:14:45.600 One guy had instigating language.

00:14:46.820 The other guy got physically,

00:14:47.920 you know,

00:14:48.060 and he was very restrained.

00:14:48.940 That's the end of it.

00:14:50.120 The FBI came

00:14:50.920 and investigated that

00:14:51.860 and they came after him

00:14:52.620 under the FACE Act

00:14:53.360 which is crazy.

00:14:54.400 It's fully crazy

00:14:55.200 and now we're sentencing people

00:14:56.480 in D.C.

00:14:57.320 That's currently happening

00:14:58.060 right now.

00:14:58.540 We just sentenced

00:14:59.100 a bunch of pro-life protesters

00:15:00.200 that were praying the rosary.

00:15:01.900 I think it was like

00:15:02.620 a 70-year-old woman.

00:15:03.880 Yeah,

00:15:04.100 one was 71,

00:15:04.920 one was 78

00:15:05.580 and there was a guy

00:15:05.980 who was 41.

00:15:06.580 They gave her a decade,

00:15:07.200 I think.

00:15:08.420 Well,

00:15:08.620 I don't know

00:15:09.640 if they've been sentenced yet.

00:15:10.440 I know that they've been convicted.

00:15:11.280 They're facing

00:15:11.780 something like that.

00:15:12.380 They're facing major,

00:15:13.320 major jail time.

00:15:13.560 I think a couple of them

00:15:14.580 did get sentenced.

00:15:15.920 I have to leave,

00:15:16.500 but it's atrocious.

00:15:17.960 Yeah,

00:15:18.260 it's evil.

00:15:19.840 And it's two-tiered.

00:15:21.400 That's the real crazy thing.

00:15:22.620 And then that was,

00:15:23.220 well,

00:15:23.700 because here's the other thing.

00:15:24.580 The FACE Act 0.57

00:15:25.120 actually has the fourth clause of it

00:15:26.480 says that it protects

00:15:27.140 the free access to churches.

00:15:28.560 So if you're obstructing access

00:15:29.800 to a church,

00:15:30.780 then you're not allowed,

00:15:32.360 then you have the same violation.

00:15:33.540 That's the same crime.

00:15:34.540 But look at the number of people

00:15:35.460 from Jane's Revenge

00:15:37.200 firebombing pregnancy crisis centers

00:15:39.100 or going after Catholic churches 0.91

00:15:40.800 and defacing the tabernacles

00:15:41.920 or stealing any of the relics.

00:15:43.900 That should also have the same thing.

00:15:45.680 If we saw equal justice,

00:15:46.800 people would go,

00:15:47.720 I guess don't screw with churches

00:15:48.840 and don't screw with abortion clinics. 0.99

00:15:50.040 That would work out okay.

00:15:51.140 It's three-tiered.

00:15:52.000 You have far leftists

00:15:53.920 who firebomb buildings,

00:15:55.920 no charges.

00:15:56.820 The guy you arrest,

00:15:58.120 laser.

00:15:58.800 So people need to understand

00:15:59.560 about these lasers

00:16:00.120 when you point at a helicopter.

00:16:01.400 They can cause temporary blindness.

00:16:03.200 That means the helicopter crashes.

00:16:04.800 It refracts inside the windshield

00:16:06.440 of the helicopter.

00:16:07.520 And so they can't see

00:16:08.460 where they're going.

00:16:08.920 We're talking about a helicopter

00:16:09.840 that is the only helicopter

00:16:11.060 that's allowed to fly over the crowd

00:16:12.160 on the presidential inauguration.

00:16:13.580 And that's a big deal.

00:16:14.480 They want the crash.

00:16:15.420 They want the news.

00:16:16.540 They want the,

00:16:17.100 they blame the government.

00:16:18.520 So you have-

00:16:18.960 He went to American University,

00:16:19.820 by the way,

00:16:20.180 and was part of one of the Antifa cells there,

00:16:21.580 I'm pretty sure,

00:16:22.080 because that's where all the organizing

00:16:23.020 for disrupt J-20.

00:16:24.380 I know you guys talked about it.

00:16:26.120 You know,

00:16:26.500 we were talking about it as well,

00:16:27.420 but there was a big push

00:16:28.640 to try to stop the inauguration

00:16:30.780 of Donald Trump,

00:16:31.720 which we've already forgotten

00:16:32.920 about that insurrection.

00:16:34.020 So you have this tier

00:16:35.640 where they actively commit crimes

00:16:37.500 and for some reason

00:16:38.100 just get let go.

00:16:39.020 Yep.

00:16:39.240 You then have the middle,

00:16:40.600 middle ground tier

00:16:41.280 where if you are a regular American

00:16:42.620 facing crimes

00:16:44.020 that only the feds can handle,

00:16:45.580 you are ignored completely.

00:16:47.460 They're not going to bother you.

00:16:48.980 They're not going to waste

00:16:49.500 their time on you.

00:16:50.380 They're not going to help you either.

00:16:51.600 These are like white collar.

00:16:52.400 Like imagine if you have a business,

00:16:53.360 let's say you guys got defrauded

00:16:54.440 out of $500,000.

00:16:55.920 They might pick it up.

00:16:57.160 Nope.

00:16:57.360 But if you got,

00:16:58.100 if you got defrauded

00:16:58.660 out of $200,000,

00:16:59.680 I know they wouldn't in this area.

00:17:00.720 I had a circumstance

00:17:01.600 where I was told

00:17:02.560 that a million dollars

00:17:03.560 won't move the needle

00:17:04.140 for the FBI.

00:17:04.860 It depends on the area.

00:17:05.820 There are places

00:17:06.300 where a million dollars won't.

00:17:07.240 So in New Mexico, it might.

00:17:08.260 But in this area,

00:17:08.840 $5 million.

00:17:09.680 So, you know,

00:17:11.060 to keep it vague,

00:17:12.380 I'll keep it as vague as I can.

00:17:14.460 You know,

00:17:14.660 I had an issue

00:17:15.520 which was,

00:17:17.180 I believe,

00:17:19.320 an issue over a million dollars

00:17:20.380 across multiple states.

00:17:22.120 And we were told explicitly

00:17:23.960 it won't move the needle

00:17:24.860 for the FBI.

00:17:25.440 Have a nice day.

00:17:26.280 And I'm like...

00:17:27.060 In the districts

00:17:27.540 you guys are in.

00:17:28.120 That's crazy.

00:17:28.360 That's crazy.

00:17:28.740 But, you know, 0.99

00:17:29.200 obviously we're on the ass end tier 0.95

00:17:31.040 where they're basically like, 0.94

00:17:31.920 we don't want to help you.

00:17:32.680 We want to find a way

00:17:33.320 to lock you up.

00:17:34.280 But then you have

00:17:35.160 the third tier,

00:17:36.340 which is,

00:17:37.420 yeah,

00:17:37.520 they want to lock you up.

00:17:38.800 So they'll come knock

00:17:39.760 on your door

00:17:40.280 and they'll say,

00:17:41.660 we're not here investigating you.

00:17:43.920 Could you tell me

00:17:44.420 what time it is?

00:17:45.180 And you'll be like,

00:17:45.880 I don't know,

00:17:46.100 it's one or something.

00:17:46.760 Aha, you lied to the FBI.

00:17:48.200 It's noon.

00:17:48.740 You're under arrest.

00:17:49.380 Like Michael Flynn.

00:17:50.540 That was a,

00:17:51.160 that's a felony.

00:17:51.680 So Garrett worked

00:17:52.180 on the Joint Terrorism Task Force.

00:17:53.580 He got to see this stuff

00:17:54.320 in Kansas,

00:17:54.740 which is a pretty red area.

00:17:56.360 Yeah.

00:17:56.840 And so you can see

00:17:57.380 who they go after with that.

00:17:58.520 Yeah.

00:17:58.620 Well, the Michael Flynn thing,

00:17:59.720 right?

00:18:00.180 It was like an informal interview.

00:18:01.780 It was a perjury trap.

00:18:02.480 He was hanging out.

00:18:03.620 My understanding is that

00:18:04.660 he,

00:18:05.260 it was not a formal interview

00:18:06.500 where he thought

00:18:07.140 he was being investigated

00:18:08.580 or anything like that.

00:18:09.300 Garrett can comment on this as well.

00:18:10.420 I was trained

00:18:11.200 at the FBI Academy.

00:18:12.440 We never use 18 USC 1001

00:18:14.580 as a standalone charge.

00:18:15.440 It's not a standalone charge.

00:18:16.700 It's a,

00:18:17.100 it's a,

00:18:17.560 it's something you use to add.

00:18:19.400 So we pile it on.

00:18:20.540 It's like,

00:18:20.820 not only did you do this fraud

00:18:22.040 and not only did you do

00:18:22.840 this other terrible thing,

00:18:23.540 but also you lied about it.

00:18:25.000 And now we have

00:18:25.520 an additional felony.

00:18:26.320 And so we can,

00:18:26.980 we have more leverage on you.

00:18:27.820 It's like getting charged

00:18:28.460 with five felonies

00:18:29.140 is better than one.

00:18:29.900 Yeah.

00:18:30.200 If you're going to go

00:18:30.760 and try to push them to a plea.

00:18:31.700 I've gone into interviews

00:18:32.940 when I was an FBI agent

00:18:35.060 and I used that threat

00:18:36.860 of 1001

00:18:37.780 with the person I'm talking to

00:18:39.440 because by the time

00:18:41.280 you get to that point,

00:18:42.060 if you're doing your job correctly,

00:18:44.060 you,

00:18:44.500 you probably already have them

00:18:45.780 on a 1001

00:18:46.600 or you're,

00:18:47.040 you're confident you,

00:18:47.940 you will,

00:18:48.540 because you have done

00:18:50.020 so much due diligence

00:18:51.340 to get to the point

00:18:52.260 where it's like,

00:18:52.660 okay,

00:18:52.860 now I'm going to go interview

00:18:54.040 the subject of this

00:18:55.140 potential crime.

00:18:56.780 And I would lead with that.

00:18:58.280 Like,

00:18:58.540 Hey,

00:18:58.660 you know,

00:18:58.980 if you lie to me,

00:19:00.000 that is an additional charge.

00:19:03.200 And they'd always say,

00:19:03.720 yeah,

00:19:03.860 yeah,

00:19:04.040 I know.

00:19:04.680 What,

00:19:05.040 what,

00:19:05.180 what it's like the,

00:19:05.780 what was the routine for you guys?

00:19:07.060 I mean,

00:19:07.280 obviously when you're in the FBI,

00:19:09.240 it's not like you're hunting down,

00:19:10.980 you know,

00:19:12.300 seditionists or anything

00:19:13.360 or insurrectionists.

00:19:14.540 There's like a,

00:19:15.400 what's like the most common thing

00:19:16.840 you would deal with?

00:19:17.960 Everybody gets assigned

00:19:18.760 to different types of cases.

00:19:20.180 So he was working terrorism.

00:19:21.860 I was working Chinese threat 1.00

00:19:22.820 my first two years,

00:19:23.900 which is the worst thing in the world.

00:19:25.040 It's the most boring thing you can do.

00:19:26.760 I did FISA.

00:19:28.120 I basically looked at,

00:19:29.200 you've heard of FISA 702.

00:19:30.600 There's a lot of coverage about this.

00:19:31.520 We can talk about it

00:19:32.100 in maybe long form a little bit,

00:19:33.480 but I read FISA 702 for a living.

00:19:36.420 It's the most horrible thing

00:19:38.060 for an outdoor kind of guy like me

00:19:39.820 to be sitting behind a desk

00:19:41.400 for 10 hours a day

00:19:42.180 and reading Chinese emails.

00:19:44.020 Like I don't speak Chinese,

00:19:45.680 by the way,

00:19:45.920 I don't read Chinese.

00:19:46.740 We finally got this gal to our squad. 1.00

00:19:48.240 This is the,

00:19:48.520 this is the brilliance.

00:19:49.100 Everyone thinks that the FBI

00:19:49.980 is like a,

00:19:50.740 you know,

00:19:50.880 like this mastermind diabolical thing.

00:19:52.440 It's more like Forrest Gump.

00:19:53.640 Like sometimes they get it right 0.97

00:19:54.480 and a lot of times it's just retarded. 0.89

00:19:55.680 And so we end up with this situation

00:19:57.060 where I get a Chinese linguist analyst

00:20:00.120 and she's assigned to the desk 0.98

00:20:01.280 right next to me.

00:20:01.680 It's perfect.

00:20:02.180 She's on my squad now.

00:20:02.900 I'm like,

00:20:03.220 oh good.

00:20:03.640 But we've got,

00:20:04.340 you know,

00:20:04.940 Chinese FISA,

00:20:06.180 got Chinese linguists.

00:20:07.180 It's good stuff.

00:20:08.340 So I'm like,

00:20:08.820 yeah,

00:20:09.280 I've got these emails.

00:20:10.380 Can you tell me what this says real quickly?

00:20:11.560 Just eyeball it,

00:20:12.200 whether it's worth my time.

00:20:13.200 I'll send it off to the linguist

00:20:14.160 for professional translation,

00:20:15.200 whatever.

00:20:15.540 And she was like,

00:20:16.120 oh,

00:20:16.240 I can't read Chinese characters.

00:20:17.980 I just speak it.

00:20:19.440 And I'm like,

00:20:20.300 I'm like everything I get is written.

00:20:22.000 Every single thing I get

00:20:23.020 is in,

00:20:23.420 is in written digital copy.

00:20:24.820 So that's the brilliance of the FBI for you.

00:20:26.440 But not only that,

00:20:26.900 I'm sure a lot of the emails were like,

00:20:28.640 hey,

00:20:28.780 did you pick up the milk,

00:20:29.680 bread and eggs?

00:20:30.420 It's spam.

00:20:31.320 I read spam.

00:20:32.380 Like,

00:20:32.500 think about what the volume of your email is.

00:20:34.560 Imagine if there was no filter

00:20:35.400 and you got all of it.

00:20:36.440 Yeah,

00:20:36.580 it's all spam.

00:20:37.100 It's emails like,

00:20:38.260 would you like to take a cruise?

00:20:39.800 Have you thought about the Pengu Islands?

00:20:41.220 You know,

00:20:41.420 it's like,

00:20:41.800 oh, 1.00

00:20:42.220 it's garbage. 1.00

00:20:42.980 Yeah, 1.00

00:20:43.120 I get a lot of Donald Trump emails.

00:20:44.520 So there's that.

00:20:45.500 I mean,

00:20:45.780 that's what I did doing Chinese CI.

00:20:48.060 And then I spent three years doing surveillance

00:20:49.660 where I looked at a little bit of everything,

00:20:50.960 but I wasn't the guy who was the case agent.

00:20:52.400 I was looking at stuff

00:20:53.000 and we have some bad guys out there.

00:20:54.160 There's some legit terrorist subjects

00:20:55.620 who do some weird things.

00:20:57.040 None of the legit terrorist subjects

00:20:58.260 that I've seen have ever been arrested.

00:21:00.800 The ones that were the scariest,

00:21:01.900 that were armed,

00:21:02.860 swore allegiance to ISIS,

00:21:04.200 going out and doing like firearms training

00:21:05.860 in the middle of the desert

00:21:06.560 and like getting themselves ready

00:21:07.700 to conduct an attack

00:21:08.600 and had already said

00:21:09.580 that they wanted to like

00:21:10.380 put their life on the line for Allah.

00:21:13.120 Those people have not been arrested.

00:21:14.060 Is that because they want to let them

00:21:15.240 commit the crime,

00:21:15.880 catch them,

00:21:16.320 and then have them lead them

00:21:17.460 to the next big death?

00:21:18.140 They're totally incentivized

00:21:19.200 to have an overt act

00:21:20.400 and getting someone to do an overt act.

00:21:22.360 But you know,

00:21:22.920 the other thing is,

00:21:23.540 is like I used to work

00:21:24.400 a lot of white supremacists

00:21:25.700 and you'll find what they'll do 0.79

00:21:26.740 is a white supremacist on average

00:21:28.360 in my experience,

00:21:29.120 and I have what,

00:21:30.100 three years and thousands of hours

00:21:31.420 of watching people in that category.

00:21:33.960 It's like,

00:21:34.820 it's a 20 something year old kid

00:21:36.300 who may or may not be in college,

00:21:37.860 who wears loafers and khaki pants

00:21:39.760 and a polo shirt

00:21:40.480 and is drinking a latte at Starbucks.

00:21:41.880 And he's like rage texting or tweeting 0.94

00:21:44.180 and he's saying shitty things on Reddit. 0.99

00:21:46.040 And he's a racist maybe. 0.99

00:21:47.320 And then when you put an undercover into them,

00:21:48.800 which costs tens of thousands of dollars,

00:21:50.860 if not more,

00:21:51.680 plus my surveillance team,

00:21:52.740 which would cost,

00:21:53.380 you know,

00:21:53.540 just on salaries alone,

00:21:54.460 $10,000 a day for a shift

00:21:55.920 for eight hours.

00:21:56.960 They would go like,

00:21:57.980 hey man,

00:21:58.700 you want to do some real racist stuff 1.00

00:21:59.840 and like go kill some cops or something? 1.00

00:22:01.200 You want to kill some black cops? 1.00

00:22:02.320 And he's like, 1.00

00:22:02.860 no,

00:22:03.060 I think I'm going to like get a job

00:22:04.480 and like maybe meet a girl

00:22:05.640 and hold hands with her.

00:22:06.880 Like they don't want to do

00:22:07.760 the thing they say online.

00:22:08.640 It turns out they're keyboard warriors.

00:22:10.440 Yeah.

00:22:10.920 There's a,

00:22:11.420 there's a funny meme about that

00:22:12.520 where a guy posted on 4chan

00:22:13.840 that he,

00:22:14.980 he was posting spicy memes

00:22:16.320 and pictures

00:22:17.060 because he's just antagonizing. 0.99

00:22:19.360 Or shit posting. 0.99

00:22:19.880 And then he's like, 0.99

00:22:20.660 feds showed up at my house

00:22:21.740 and when they realized 0.97

00:22:22.820 I'm just like some fat dude 0.96

00:22:24.000 who sits in the living room 0.98

00:22:24.760 and plays video games all day,

00:22:25.740 they apologized and left.

00:22:27.580 Now they'll arrest you.

00:22:28.640 Like Douglas Mackey

00:22:29.380 is in jail for that.

00:22:30.580 What did he do?

00:22:31.220 Oh, right.

00:22:31.420 He made Trump memes

00:22:32.480 that said if you want to,

00:22:33.600 I think the allegation was,

00:22:35.200 is that he deprived people

00:22:36.500 of their ability to vote.

00:22:37.880 Because it was like text to vote.

00:22:39.140 Because you could text your vote.

00:22:39.980 I mean,

00:22:40.300 you might as well just say,

00:22:41.120 look,

00:22:41.280 if you love Hillary Clinton,

00:22:42.240 go yell at the moon

00:22:42.940 and we'll record it.

00:22:44.060 Yeah. 1.00

00:22:44.180 It's the same stupidity. 1.00

00:22:45.520 Yep. 1.00

00:22:45.920 And,

00:22:46.180 and nobody has a,

00:22:47.280 like,

00:22:47.360 I don't know.

00:22:47.500 It's like the first time

00:22:48.120 that someone's been charged

00:22:49.020 for something like this.

00:22:49.820 It's a clear person.

00:22:50.740 It was disenfranchisement

00:22:53.240 or something like that.

00:22:54.300 Yeah.

00:22:54.580 Conspiracy to,

00:22:55.420 it's a conspiracy against rights

00:22:56.860 is what the,

00:22:57.660 the charges,

00:22:58.180 I think it's 18 U.S.C. 242.

00:22:59.960 But everybody,

00:23:01.200 everybody knows the,

00:23:01.940 the,

00:23:02.140 the stories,

00:23:03.140 especially when you look

00:23:03.860 at like the Whitmer case,

00:23:04.800 three more acquittals

00:23:05.760 that what the FBI does

00:23:07.420 is like you mentioned,

00:23:09.420 they'll,

00:23:09.820 they'll find some guy

00:23:10.980 who's like sitting on his couch

00:23:12.000 being like,

00:23:12.740 yo,

00:23:13.000 dang old government,

00:23:13.920 you know,

00:23:14.140 I hate the government.

00:23:14.900 And then they'll come

00:23:15.460 and be like,

00:23:15.880 here are a bunch of weapons.

00:23:17.260 Here's,

00:23:17.620 here's a bunch,

00:23:18.080 here's a plan for you.

00:23:20.120 He worked on the task force

00:23:21.140 that would do that stuff.

00:23:22.080 So you can,

00:23:22.340 I mean,

00:23:22.460 Gary can tell you

00:23:23.020 how these terrorists

00:23:23.900 tell us about it.

00:23:24.900 Yeah.

00:23:25.100 I mean,

00:23:25.420 there's countless examples of this,

00:23:27.400 but it happens all the time.

00:23:28.740 I just pulled up one.

00:23:29.980 Do you guys remember

00:23:30.560 back in 2015,

00:23:31.520 the Garland,

00:23:32.100 Texas shooting?

00:23:33.020 I mean,

00:23:33.240 like,

00:23:33.380 I feel like a lot of this stuff

00:23:34.280 we got,

00:23:34.700 we have to,

00:23:35.160 we have to like bring it back up

00:23:37.700 so we don't memory hole it.

00:23:39.780 The headline from the intercept

00:23:41.180 and this is from 2016.

00:23:42.660 I,

00:23:42.920 this just came up recently again

00:23:44.200 because I think the case is ongoing,

00:23:45.540 but the headline says

00:23:46.960 FBI agent goaded Garland shooter

00:23:48.640 to tear up Texas,

00:23:49.860 raising new alarms

00:23:50.520 about Bureau's methods.

00:23:51.720 This undercover FBI agent

00:23:53.080 followed that shooter

00:23:54.400 and never intervened

00:23:55.840 because the FBI is incentivized

00:23:59.000 for cases like this.

00:24:00.480 So then they can come out

00:24:01.340 and say,

00:24:01.920 Hey,

00:24:02.400 we stopped the terror.

00:24:03.580 We stopped the terrorism.

00:24:04.940 You know,

00:24:05.200 you guys ever see the meme

00:24:06.140 with the stick,

00:24:07.060 you know,

00:24:07.380 they're poking the pepe.

00:24:08.440 Do something.

00:24:09.660 Yeah.

00:24:10.040 And it's like,

00:24:10.520 that's what this is.

00:24:11.680 And people say,

00:24:12.360 Oh,

00:24:12.440 that's just an anecdote.

00:24:13.340 Okay.

00:24:13.720 Yeah.

00:24:13.900 The one I pulled up,

00:24:14.820 you could call an anecdote

00:24:15.720 if you want.

00:24:16.260 Does that make it okay?

00:24:17.080 Does that make it right?

00:24:17.960 And there's,

00:24:19.320 this isn't an anecdote

00:24:20.200 because there are countless examples

00:24:22.460 of this type of thing.

00:24:23.500 We got questions about Las Vegas.

00:24:25.400 So do we.

00:24:26.140 Yeah.

00:24:26.500 Yeah.

00:24:26.720 Well,

00:24:26.820 I think everybody inside the Bureau

00:24:27.800 has questions about Las Vegas,

00:24:29.100 but nobody knows the answers to them

00:24:30.380 is the other crazy thing

00:24:31.080 because it's compartmented.

00:24:32.420 And that's the other piece

00:24:33.140 people have to understand.

00:24:33.900 They go,

00:24:34.080 why did you blow the whistle on,

00:24:35.140 on aliens?

00:24:35.840 Or why don't you blow the whistle on this?

00:24:36.920 It's like,

00:24:37.180 dude,

00:24:37.380 you can only see what you can see.

00:24:39.360 You got to be like,

00:24:40.040 dude,

00:24:40.200 you have to have a need to know

00:24:41.300 even on cases that are not classified.

00:24:43.060 You just got to be like,

00:24:43.740 there's nothing to blow the whistle on.

00:24:45.040 The aliens are good dudes.

00:24:45.920 I mean, 1.00

00:24:46.200 oh crap. 0.99

00:24:47.420 They're just turning into cakes in Mexico. 0.99

00:24:49.500 Yeah.

00:24:49.740 Yeah.

00:24:49.960 I saw that.

00:24:50.440 That was really good.

00:24:51.560 The,

00:24:51.880 the,

00:24:52.160 the aliens that they published.

00:24:53.600 Yeah.

00:24:53.880 There's a video of someone

00:24:54.920 cutting them open.

00:24:55.700 It's cake.

00:24:56.380 It was cakes all time.

00:24:57.940 Garrett,

00:24:58.160 were you saying with this Texas shooting

00:24:59.540 and maybe with all of these,

00:25:00.460 that the people,

00:25:01.940 the FBI agents will set it up

00:25:03.360 and,

00:25:03.660 and orchestrate a terror plot

00:25:05.100 just to break up the plot

00:25:06.280 to be like,

00:25:06.640 I was the guy that stopped terror.

00:25:08.500 Yeah.

00:25:09.180 That's,

00:25:09.560 that's what I'm saying.

00:25:10.080 Yeah.

00:25:10.220 And that,

00:25:10.920 because it looks good.

00:25:11.620 It's like a badge of honor.

00:25:13.440 So in the FBI,

00:25:14.540 there's a system called IPM,

00:25:16.020 integrated program management.

00:25:17.580 And it's basically like a business model

00:25:19.860 for law enforcement,

00:25:20.820 which in a,

00:25:21.620 in a,

00:25:21.920 the supposed land of the free,

00:25:23.300 that's not how law enforcement

00:25:24.820 is supposed to be working.

00:25:26.020 I'm pretty sure people

00:25:27.260 who came up with this idea

00:25:28.220 never took constitutional law class.

00:25:30.000 If they did,

00:25:30.400 they need to go back

00:25:31.020 and take it again.

00:25:32.080 Because that is not

00:25:33.820 how law enforcement

00:25:34.760 is supposed to work

00:25:35.480 in this country where you,

00:25:37.640 maybe you find somebody

00:25:38.640 on Facebook who posts something

00:25:40.080 that is derogatory

00:25:41.660 or you think in your head,

00:25:44.080 hmm,

00:25:44.260 maybe we could go

00:25:45.060 with this guy a little bit more.

00:25:46.100 He seems predisposed

00:25:48.000 is,

00:25:48.380 is what,

00:25:48.960 what the FBI

00:25:50.040 and the DOJ will use

00:25:51.200 because they will set up

00:25:52.520 a terror plot like this.

00:25:54.460 And in this case,

00:25:55.440 that guy did go

00:25:56.360 and shoot.

00:25:57.080 And I think a local police officer

00:25:58.480 or security guard

00:25:59.200 is the one who intervened.

00:26:00.960 He was an off-duty cop

00:26:01.900 working as a security guard,

00:26:03.000 shot him with a revolver, 0.84

00:26:03.960 killed two men with AKs 0.91

00:26:05.120 stepping out of the car.

00:26:06.160 Well,

00:26:06.560 yeah.

00:26:06.800 Took,

00:26:07.020 took rounds to the ankle,

00:26:07.860 I think in the knee

00:26:08.480 as well,

00:26:08.880 so he was shot.

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00:27:38.780 But the FBI

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00:27:40.760 because they needed

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00:27:42.340 of terrorism

00:27:42.780 to be able to get

00:27:43.380 the terrorism stat.

00:27:44.420 Right.

00:27:44.820 Wow.

00:27:45.240 I want to tell you

00:27:45.700 the story that I think

00:27:46.700 is the way that it worked.

00:27:47.640 Okay,

00:27:47.780 this is the overarching

00:27:48.840 narrative for people

00:27:49.580 to grasp

00:27:50.060 and it's the more

00:27:51.560 people can understand

00:27:52.260 this,

00:27:52.460 the better off we are.

00:27:53.500 The FBI

00:27:53.940 was incentivized

00:27:54.840 right after 9-11.

00:27:55.920 My buddy George Hill

00:27:56.680 who was an FBI whistleblower,

00:27:57.560 he's the one who brought

00:27:58.040 forward the Bank of America

00:27:59.020 records

00:27:59.440 and testified in front

00:28:00.560 of Congress.

00:28:01.240 Bank of America

00:28:01.680 volunteered

00:28:02.200 all their stuff

00:28:03.600 to the FBI.

00:28:04.060 They said,

00:28:04.740 anybody who used

00:28:05.420 a Bank of America

00:28:06.040 charge card

00:28:06.720 that was in D.C.

00:28:08.060 on January 5th,

00:28:08.980 6th,

00:28:09.180 and 7th,

00:28:09.740 here's a list

00:28:10.440 of all the people

00:28:10.960 that did that

00:28:11.480 so you can run down

00:28:12.500 anybody in D.C.

00:28:13.760 voluntarily.

00:28:14.500 And by the way,

00:28:15.160 here's the prioritized

00:28:16.240 versions who have bought

00:28:16.840 a gun at some point

00:28:17.500 in time using

00:28:18.320 one of our products.

00:28:19.300 They gave them

00:28:19.840 a cross-reference.

00:28:20.840 So that's what

00:28:21.520 George Hill brought forward.

00:28:22.220 And he told me this

00:28:22.900 on my little podcast

00:28:24.260 that we're sitting

00:28:25.000 in an interview

00:28:25.300 and I'm like,

00:28:25.600 what's the story here?

00:28:26.800 He goes,

00:28:27.400 on September 12th,

00:28:28.440 2001,

00:28:29.120 the American people

00:28:29.720 accepted a new definition

00:28:30.680 of national security.

00:28:32.260 And the definition is this.

00:28:33.380 It went from

00:28:34.120 protect and defend

00:28:35.020 the Constitution,

00:28:36.660 secure the republic

00:28:37.720 that exists

00:28:38.480 under the Constitution.

00:28:39.940 That's what it previously meant.

00:28:41.880 People die in that pursuit

00:28:42.900 all the time.

00:28:43.400 They have for a long time.

00:28:44.240 I have friends who have.

00:28:45.080 I know Garrett does as well.

00:28:46.380 When that happens,

00:28:47.280 that's what we did.

00:28:48.480 On the 12th of September, 2001,

00:28:51.120 the definition became

00:28:51.900 no American dies from terrorism

00:28:53.180 on American soil again.

00:28:54.920 And once you do that,

00:28:56.000 that is a totalitarian position.

00:28:57.580 That is zero COVID.

00:28:58.820 It doesn't matter what

00:28:59.700 zero anything,

00:29:00.660 a no-fail mission equals

00:29:01.820 you're going to be

00:29:02.260 tyrannical about it.

00:29:03.160 In the military,

00:29:03.820 that's fine.

00:29:04.260 If you have a no-fail mission

00:29:05.240 and things have to get

00:29:06.220 really aggressive

00:29:06.680 and you're going to

00:29:07.100 sacrifice people along the way,

00:29:08.140 if that is that important,

00:29:09.280 they do so.

00:29:10.020 But that's what

00:29:10.540 the mission changed to.

00:29:11.420 And so what we did was

00:29:12.340 the intelligence community

00:29:14.260 and the FBI specifically

00:29:15.380 got involved in hunting down

00:29:17.100 international terrorism,

00:29:18.160 what we call IT, okay?

00:29:19.740 There's a whole section for it,

00:29:20.840 the international terrorism

00:29:21.800 operations section, ITOS.

00:29:24.120 And those guys

00:29:24.940 hunt down international terrorists.

00:29:26.220 Okay, well, you run out of those

00:29:27.120 because our military

00:29:27.660 is fantastic at what they do.

00:29:29.420 Hurt feelings,

00:29:30.660 break stuff overseas,

00:29:32.140 tie up ISIS, 1.00

00:29:33.120 tie up Al-Qaeda,

00:29:33.920 you name it.

00:29:34.360 They were doing that.

00:29:34.960 They were doing that overseas.

00:29:36.040 And so they did.

00:29:36.840 Well, we ran out of

00:29:37.720 like local international terrorists.

00:29:39.600 Like you just didn't go down

00:29:40.700 and find anymore.

00:29:41.420 But there's a big budget.

00:29:42.660 And so they had to keep finding them.

00:29:43.880 So they found a second tier of people.

00:29:46.160 And what we found

00:29:46.720 in the mid-2000s

00:29:47.700 into like 2010, 12,

00:29:48.880 you know, around before 2015,

00:29:51.300 the tier was called HVEs.

00:29:52.920 You probably heard the term

00:29:53.660 homegrown violent extremists.

00:29:55.120 Most people don't know

00:29:56.120 what that means.

00:29:56.920 And that means people

00:29:57.760 who are domestic,

00:29:58.600 they're first generation Americans,

00:29:59.960 they're second generation,

00:30:00.840 maybe they're naturalized

00:30:01.700 US citizens,

00:30:02.220 but they live here

00:30:02.900 and they're in the United States.

00:30:04.300 They have a right to be here.

00:30:05.520 But they associate

00:30:06.340 with a foreign ideology.

00:30:07.720 So now you've gone

00:30:08.400 from foreign ideology

00:30:09.280 that's foreign 1.00

00:30:09.920 to domestic

00:30:11.080 with foreign ideology.

00:30:12.260 Once you're looking

00:30:12.960 inside of your own house

00:30:13.960 and you're like,

00:30:14.560 who are the terrorists?

00:30:15.760 Then you might as well

00:30:16.720 keep the third tier,

00:30:18.080 which is called

00:30:18.480 domestic violent extremists,

00:30:19.980 which is what we're at right now.

00:30:21.180 That's tier three

00:30:22.080 because you're already

00:30:22.740 looking around the house.

00:30:23.480 You go,

00:30:23.640 who else is a threat?

00:30:24.580 How about that guy?

00:30:25.140 He's got a rifle on his shirt

00:30:26.340 and he's got an American flag

00:30:27.660 that looks like

00:30:28.120 an upside down Betsy Ross flag.

00:30:29.500 That's a problem.

00:30:30.540 So now you end up

00:30:31.240 with things that I exposed

00:30:32.180 with my buddies.

00:30:32.860 It was like the Betsy Ross flag,

00:30:34.940 the Gadsden flag,

00:30:35.720 the 1835 Gonzales battle flag, 0.97

00:30:37.460 the freaking, 0.92

00:30:37.940 like a Punisher skull. 0.92

00:30:39.700 These are symbols

00:30:40.460 of militia violent extremists

00:30:41.860 because there's all these

00:30:42.600 different tiers under DVEs.

00:30:43.860 I have to say that

00:30:44.780 if Gadsden,

00:30:46.900 Gonzales,

00:30:47.520 Betsy Ross,

00:30:48.720 those are,

00:30:50.220 that's American iconography.

00:30:52.200 Yep.

00:30:52.580 Anyone who says

00:30:53.540 that's our enemy

00:30:54.160 is an occupying force

00:30:55.820 of this country.

00:30:56.560 They are.

00:30:57.080 And what did we do,

00:30:58.480 Tim,

00:30:58.900 when we swore our oath

00:31:00.340 to the constitution

00:31:01.500 of this country?

00:31:02.280 We swore to defend enemies

00:31:03.960 both foreign and domestic.

00:31:05.920 And the issue now

00:31:06.980 is that there are

00:31:07.860 a lot of anti-American elements

00:31:09.860 in the government,

00:31:11.260 in the DOJ

00:31:11.980 that don't like

00:31:13.500 this country's history

00:31:14.440 and view the,

00:31:16.280 the fact that they view

00:31:17.440 the Betsy Ross flag

00:31:18.440 as a symbol of extremism.

00:31:19.620 Right.

00:31:20.000 You might as well have

00:31:21.320 British redcoats,

00:31:22.740 I mean,

00:31:23.080 figuratively,

00:31:23.880 in the government telling you,

00:31:25.740 hey,

00:31:25.900 we're here to weed out 1.00

00:31:26.920 the terrorists.

00:31:28.060 No,

00:31:28.160 no,

00:31:28.240 no,

00:31:28.320 no,

00:31:28.380 the patriots

00:31:29.020 back in the revolution

00:31:29.860 flew the American flag

00:31:30.840 and they said

00:31:31.200 that's a terror symbol.

00:31:32.040 You're,

00:31:32.180 you're rebels.

00:31:32.840 It's a rebel flag.

00:31:33.840 If you think the T

00:31:34.600 goes in the harbor,

00:31:35.600 if that's your mindset,

00:31:36.540 that's where the T goes,

00:31:37.660 then you're a problem

00:31:38.680 apparently to this government.

00:31:39.660 And that's not acceptable

00:31:40.440 because the government

00:31:41.220 doesn't actually work

00:31:41.980 for us at this point.

00:31:42.700 I mean,

00:31:42.860 that's pretty obvious.

00:31:43.720 I gotta say,

00:31:44.460 it is really crazy

00:31:45.360 when you think about

00:31:46.160 the path from,

00:31:47.440 no,

00:31:47.980 legit.

00:31:48.660 Look at the biggest

00:31:49.360 simps for government.

00:31:50.400 They're in,

00:31:50.760 they're in the birthplace

00:31:51.800 of the American revolution.

00:31:52.760 Seriously.

00:31:53.080 But like,

00:31:53.540 just go any blue state,

00:31:54.840 like go to Connecticut,

00:31:56.200 go to Massachusetts.

00:31:56.740 It's crazy.

00:31:57.780 And they,

00:31:58.040 didn't they move

00:31:59.120 the Springfield Armory

00:31:59.960 out of Massachusetts?

00:32:01.320 It's insane.

00:32:02.040 They've all left.

00:32:02.880 They've all either,

00:32:03.400 they went to Colorado,

00:32:04.220 some of them left Colorado,

00:32:05.280 they've gone to Texas.

00:32:06.180 It is,

00:32:06.740 it is really crazy

00:32:07.440 that there is a direct line

00:32:08.500 from a bunch of dudes

00:32:09.680 threw tea into the water

00:32:10.900 to the shots fired

00:32:13.280 at Lexington and Concord.

00:32:14.360 It was a direct line.

00:32:15.540 Of course.

00:32:15.960 Because they threw

00:32:16.500 the tea in the water,

00:32:17.180 the Crown responded

00:32:17.940 with the coercive acts.

00:32:20.100 Then the colonists

00:32:21.040 responded with

00:32:21.620 the Suffolk Resolves.

00:32:22.540 So then the right coats

00:32:23.160 came and said,

00:32:23.540 give us your guns.

00:32:24.140 They said,

00:32:24.460 no,

00:32:24.980 war.

00:32:25.800 That's it.

00:32:26.360 And they could have just,

00:32:27.120 the Crown could have said,

00:32:28.220 we're going to drop

00:32:29.080 the tea thing

00:32:29.700 and there'd be no revolution.

00:32:31.680 But that's the same thing

00:32:32.580 as saying the FBI

00:32:33.180 would drop the J6 thing. 0.98

00:32:34.260 Exactly.

00:32:34.640 They won't do it.

00:32:35.400 Do it.

00:32:35.860 They're pot committed

00:32:36.540 to this thing.

00:32:37.160 I mean,

00:32:37.380 I know you play poker,

00:32:38.620 but it's like,

00:32:39.060 they are.

00:32:39.500 They've put so much in there.

00:32:40.620 They have everything

00:32:41.340 on the line.

00:32:42.140 And here's what's really wild too,

00:32:43.300 because I found this out

00:32:43.880 from a guy who was

00:32:44.440 a whistleblower to me

00:32:45.100 or we shared this

00:32:45.960 with Congress.

00:32:47.080 This is how insane it got.

00:32:48.720 They are so desperate

00:32:49.640 to find domestic violent extremists,

00:32:51.900 which is the new push.

00:32:53.300 Like I said,

00:32:53.740 there's ITOS

00:32:54.700 and there's a thing

00:32:55.260 called DTOS.

00:32:55.960 That's the domestic 0.84

00:32:56.520 terrorism side of it.

00:32:58.180 DTOS was on the hook

00:32:59.500 for,

00:32:59.980 they've gone so far

00:33:00.980 and above in 2022

00:33:02.020 and they've booked

00:33:03.120 so many hours.

00:33:04.140 FBI agents

00:33:04.660 actually bill their hours

00:33:05.460 against a type of case,

00:33:06.780 not case specific,

00:33:08.020 but a style of case,

00:33:09.240 specifically like

00:33:10.020 domestic terrorism,

00:33:10.800 which are 266 designations.

00:33:13.000 The international ones 0.90

00:33:13.900 are 415s.

00:33:14.760 So the 266s 1.00

00:33:15.840 were so heavy in hours

00:33:17.240 when it came down

00:33:18.180 to the number of people

00:33:18.700 working it,

00:33:19.320 that they were looking

00:33:20.040 at losing the money

00:33:21.000 from Congress

00:33:21.760 for ITOS

00:33:22.780 because they hadn't

00:33:23.340 billed enough 415 hours.

00:33:24.800 Wow.

00:33:25.120 And it was 300 plus

00:33:26.700 million dollars

00:33:27.800 they were not going to get

00:33:28.620 if they couldn't figure out

00:33:29.720 how to take some

00:33:30.400 of these domestic terrorists

00:33:31.380 and also cross link them

00:33:33.120 to things.

00:33:33.700 So they were going

00:33:34.200 through chats online

00:33:35.260 to say,

00:33:35.780 you know,

00:33:36.620 Ian,

00:33:36.880 he's a domestic bond extremist.

00:33:38.360 He's got a real problem.

00:33:39.140 Has he ever talked

00:33:39.740 to a guy

00:33:40.140 in the same chat room

00:33:41.140 that an ISIS guy was in

00:33:42.380 like at some point in time?

00:33:43.480 Can we link him

00:33:44.220 to ISIS anyway?

00:33:45.300 Can we find out

00:33:45.860 if he has some friends

00:33:46.520 that were in Al-Shabaab

00:33:47.360 even if it's like,

00:33:48.220 you know,

00:33:48.440 multiple jumps?

00:33:49.240 Yeah.

00:33:49.620 Because they needed

00:33:50.260 to cross link it

00:33:50.980 so they could cross

00:33:51.800 build these things

00:33:52.300 however,

00:33:52.680 and get the money?

00:33:53.300 There were several instances.

00:33:54.940 How about Stop Cop City

00:33:56.400 where we know

00:33:57.380 there were,

00:33:58.160 I think a Canadian

00:33:58.920 and a French guy

00:33:59.560 were active there.

00:34:00.500 And you also have

00:34:01.560 several instances

00:34:02.060 where Antifa

00:34:03.560 were in direct communication

00:34:04.600 with their European counterparts

00:34:05.920 in Eastern Europe

00:34:07.340 committing acts of violence

00:34:08.880 against government targets.

00:34:10.500 I mean,

00:34:11.300 these people have not

00:34:12.360 even ranked.

00:34:13.620 Right.

00:34:13.940 Christopher Wray

00:34:14.580 himself has said

00:34:15.560 that Antifa,

00:34:16.840 oh,

00:34:16.960 that's just an ideology.

00:34:18.760 And it's like,

00:34:19.380 uh,

00:34:20.020 no,

00:34:20.540 there are,

00:34:21.200 that ideology

00:34:21.740 almost got me shot

00:34:22.580 when I was in,

00:34:23.220 I was in Portland.

00:34:24.500 I did work in Portland

00:34:25.960 in 2020.

00:34:26.840 That's like saying

00:34:27.620 ISIS is just an ideology

00:34:29.680 and it's like,

00:34:30.680 well,

00:34:31.080 yes,

00:34:31.600 the,

00:34:31.900 the like.

00:34:32.740 But there are people

00:34:33.180 behind it.

00:34:34.000 What was,

00:34:34.820 what is,

00:34:35.240 what is the,

00:34:35.860 I don't want to get this wrong

00:34:36.660 and I don't want to insult anybody.

00:34:37.700 What's the,

00:34:38.020 what's the exact phrase

00:34:39.340 for the type of Islam

00:34:40.220 that ISIS was practicing?

00:34:41.180 There's a phrase for,

00:34:41.800 isn't there?

00:34:42.320 That describes the kind of

00:34:43.660 extremist view they had.

00:34:45.660 I don't want to say,

00:34:46.600 I think I know what it is,

00:34:47.580 but I don't want to offend someone

00:34:48.580 if I say the wrong one.

00:34:49.500 So I'm not going to.

00:34:50.420 That's fair.

00:34:50.860 Because there's,

00:34:51.460 there's,

00:34:51.800 there's Islam where it's 1.00

00:34:52.840 absolutely totally fine. 0.98

00:34:53.060 You need a jihad on you today.

00:34:54.340 You probably are. 0.92

00:34:55.120 Oh no,

00:34:55.480 I don't care about that.

00:34:56.440 I'm saying like,

00:34:57.740 I know people who are Muslim

00:34:58.920 who are good people.

00:34:59.700 Yeah.

00:34:59.840 I don't want to,

00:35:00.300 I don't want to insult anybody

00:35:01.340 who's a legitimate,

00:35:02.240 you know,

00:35:02.640 practicing good person

00:35:03.620 who wants peace.

00:35:04.440 Right.

00:35:04.580 These people were burning 0.99

00:35:05.540 and raping people 1.00

00:35:06.460 and murdering them. 1.00

00:35:07.180 And beheading journalists 1.00

00:35:08.160 and all kinds of stuff. 0.96

00:35:09.120 You have Antifa

00:35:10.080 that is the descriptor

00:35:12.920 of the cells.

00:35:14.620 So,

00:35:14.860 without going into the brand names,

00:35:17.620 there's a bunch of brand name

00:35:18.920 Antifa cells

00:35:19.720 and they're all interlinked.

00:35:20.940 To go,

00:35:21.560 it's just an idea.

00:35:22.260 It's like,

00:35:22.580 well,

00:35:22.780 yeah,

00:35:22.960 that's like saying like

00:35:24.120 jihadi extremism or whatever

00:35:25.580 is just an idea.

00:35:26.420 Sure.

00:35:26.580 But we're targeting ISIS.

00:35:27.840 They know better.

00:35:29.120 So I got TDY'd to Portland

00:35:31.040 temporary duty assignment.

00:35:32.320 So we're out there

00:35:32.840 for a couple of weeks.

00:35:33.520 I got to spend time.

00:35:34.800 What we call,

00:35:35.260 what they would call

00:35:36.040 either undercover,

00:35:37.160 they would call it

00:35:37.580 a covert surveillance.

00:35:38.640 That's actually the wrong word.

00:35:39.640 It's low visibility.

00:35:40.980 Yeah.

00:35:41.140 So it's,

00:35:42.020 it's nominally backstopped,

00:35:43.280 which means if you were like,

00:35:44.000 go like,

00:35:44.220 hey,

00:35:44.540 like I didn't run around

00:35:45.220 with like a fake ID on me.

00:35:46.460 I could,

00:35:46.960 there are ways to do that,

00:35:47.820 but I just didn't do that.

00:35:48.920 They have a thing called AFID.

00:35:49.920 Many people don't know.

00:35:50.580 It's the alternative federal ID program.

00:35:52.140 So I could get like my real picture

00:35:53.500 and a real like Virginia driver's license

00:35:55.260 with a fake name on it.

00:35:56.600 Nice.

00:35:56.960 And credit card and so on.

00:35:58.120 So you can do that kind of thing.

00:35:59.120 Like the federal government

00:35:59.780 actually does has that program,

00:36:00.920 but I wasn't using that.

00:36:01.900 I was just sitting there.

00:36:02.620 I'm,

00:36:02.940 I was Kyle Serafin,

00:36:03.860 but I just didn't tell you who I was.

00:36:04.980 And I'm driving in a Tacoma truck

00:36:06.120 that I rented from Enterprise

00:36:07.420 and I'm hanging out

00:36:08.560 and I'm just watching guys from Antifa,

00:36:14.220 and we had live feed from all the streamers

00:36:17.280 coming into the command post.

00:36:18.760 Yep.

00:36:18.920 We had real-time intelligence

00:36:20.300 from all the different groups.

00:36:21.440 DHS was there.

00:36:22.180 The local PD was there.

00:36:23.180 Portland Police Bureau had representatives,

00:36:24.800 FBI,

00:36:25.320 so on and so forth,

00:36:26.020 different DHS border patrol

00:36:27.860 if they had their people

00:36:28.600 because they had,

00:36:29.080 you know,

00:36:29.380 defensive force around the courthouse.

00:36:31.560 And we're watching the coordination in real time.

00:36:34.440 They had FRS radios.

00:36:35.860 You know what those are?

00:36:36.740 No.

00:36:37.120 They're just like your,

00:36:37.700 if you were to go to Walmart

00:36:38.320 and buy yourself like some Cobra radios

00:36:39.860 or like some Midland radios or something.

00:36:41.800 So FRS,

00:36:42.800 it's not encrypted.

00:36:43.400 It's in the open.

00:36:44.220 And they were talking and coordinating,

00:36:46.300 sending security elements

00:36:48.000 to check in on supposed feds,

00:36:49.840 some of whom were actual feds,

00:36:51.540 including like my buddies.

00:36:52.940 Wow.

00:36:53.080 And they were running off

00:36:54.080 federal surveillance agents

00:36:55.420 who were simply monitoring

00:36:56.660 what was going on

00:36:57.520 in case things got violent

00:36:58.700 and the subjects

00:36:59.800 that we had investigations into.

00:37:01.060 I saw zero prosecutions of them.

00:37:02.760 We had recorded

00:37:03.620 that they actually called out

00:37:04.920 my license plate.

00:37:06.060 They sent a security element

00:37:07.640 to my vehicle,

00:37:09.040 sent six people

00:37:09.880 and surrounded my vehicle

00:37:10.700 to intimidate me,

00:37:11.460 which is, by the way,

00:37:12.020 not that intimidating.

00:37:13.180 I had a big beard.

00:37:14.380 I'm sitting there in a hoodie

00:37:15.280 with body armor on.

00:37:16.280 I've got a rifle by my knee

00:37:17.220 and my handgun right here.

00:37:18.180 And I've got six people walking around.

00:37:19.600 They ended up outing themselves

00:37:20.560 because they're also not very bright.

00:37:22.240 But they were sitting there

00:37:23.740 and they're like,

00:37:24.140 you look like a fed.

00:37:24.800 Like, what are you doing?

00:37:25.300 I'm like, I'm eating beef jerky.

00:37:26.360 What are you doing?

00:37:26.820 It looks cold out there.

00:37:27.500 Why are you wearing fishnets?

00:37:28.260 You know, like,

00:37:28.600 I'm just kind of hassling them

00:37:30.340 because some chick comes up. 1.00

00:37:31.080 They're all wearing a thing

00:37:31.920 that says juice

00:37:32.620 with like the black power fist on it.

00:37:34.600 J, you know, U-I-C-E. 0.54

00:37:36.220 It's actually the red salute.

00:37:37.880 It's the communist fist.

00:37:38.660 Okay, so it's a communist fist,

00:37:39.660 not the black power fist. 0.85

00:37:40.840 So they're wearing this on a-

00:37:41.740 But just to clarify,

00:37:42.800 it is used as a symbol of black power.

00:37:46.260 But what people need to understand

00:37:47.820 is the fist you see Antifa use,

00:37:51.240 BLM use, 0.99

00:37:52.400 it's originally called the red salute.

00:37:53.880 It's the communist salute, 0.79

00:37:55.180 which is the exact same thing

00:37:57.140 as the Roman salute

00:37:57.960 in the inverse.

00:37:59.080 So the Nazis, the fascists,

00:38:01.060 would do the Roman salute,

00:38:01.920 the Hitler salute. 0.78

00:38:03.340 The purpose of the red salute,

00:38:05.480 holding your fist up facing outward,

00:38:07.220 is to show that the fingers together

00:38:09.200 while individually are weak,

00:38:10.340 together make a fist.

00:38:11.680 That's the purpose,

00:38:12.360 is a communist symbol of power.

00:38:14.780 And now what's happened is

00:38:16.220 you have people,

00:38:17.880 I've seen college students

00:38:20.220 hold up the red salute

00:38:22.400 marching down the street,

00:38:23.760 not realizing what it means

00:38:26.700 and what it comes from,

00:38:27.540 and they don't care.

00:38:28.180 Well, the historical ignorance

00:38:29.220 is shocking right now

00:38:30.500 about a lot of things.

00:38:30.900 So when you see,

00:38:31.700 so here's what happens,

00:38:32.820 you see the Tiki Torch march

00:38:33.920 in Charlottesville,

00:38:34.760 and we're like,

00:38:35.440 this is awful,

00:38:36.180 this is very bad,

00:38:36.840 and they're screaming and yelling. 1.00

00:38:38.340 A lot of dumb young people 1.00

00:38:39.760 who have, 1.00

00:38:40.560 like,

00:38:41.060 there was,

00:38:41.720 my understanding is that

00:38:42.400 for most of these guys

00:38:43.180 who went there,

00:38:43.860 they weren't told exactly

00:38:44.780 what was going to happen,

00:38:45.700 but they don't care.

00:38:46.200 The Tiki Torch one? 0.97

00:38:46.780 Yeah,

00:38:47.120 there's organizers,

00:38:48.020 a large group of them,

00:38:48.820 they know exactly what their plan is,

00:38:50.160 but they need to get

00:38:51.040 as much filler as possible.

00:38:52.540 Now the media will call them out,

00:38:54.080 rightly so,

00:38:54.760 call out the extremists,

00:38:58.180 holding up the communist fist,

00:38:59.640 the media's nothing.

00:39:01.240 But anyway,

00:39:01.860 sorry,

00:39:02.100 continue.

00:39:02.540 So, you know,

00:39:03.000 I probably,

00:39:04.360 I was watching hands,

00:39:05.500 I'm watching demeanor,

00:39:06.380 I've got hands down by waistlines,

00:39:07.980 like,

00:39:08.200 I probably could have articulated

00:39:10.560 justifiably shooting

00:39:11.480 at least one of the guys

00:39:12.220 when things were going weird,

00:39:13.460 because it got real weird.

00:39:14.360 I mean,

00:39:14.500 it's weird when six people

00:39:15.480 surround your vehicle in the dark,

00:39:16.720 and you're by yourself.

00:39:18.040 And I was out there

00:39:18.900 kind of as bait,

00:39:19.480 like,

00:39:19.660 I talked to a case agent,

00:39:20.820 and I go,

00:39:21.320 he goes,

00:39:21.680 look,

00:39:21.840 they called out your thing,

00:39:22.500 you can bug out,

00:39:23.140 do you want to sit there

00:39:23.660 and see what they're going to do?

00:39:24.400 Like,

00:39:24.540 it might be weird.

00:39:25.220 And I go,

00:39:26.100 yeah,

00:39:26.460 I'm willing to take the risk.

00:39:27.280 I'm willing to sit here.

00:39:28.180 And that is a risk.

00:39:29.200 And I've got little kids,

00:39:30.040 and it's like,

00:39:30.460 whatever,

00:39:30.680 I want to see what they're going to do.

00:39:31.780 Are they going to attack a federal agent?

00:39:33.100 Yeah.

00:39:33.720 And it didn't get to that,

00:39:34.860 and I was very restrained,

00:39:35.820 and luckily, 0.98

00:39:36.620 they didn't get anything stupid. 0.99

00:39:37.440 One of the guys goes, 1.00

00:39:38.200 I recognize you, bro.

00:39:39.460 Were you,

00:39:39.780 you know,

00:39:39.980 we were at the park on Saturday,

00:39:41.160 and like,

00:39:41.420 every day runs together

00:39:42.120 when you do surveillance

00:39:42.740 for like 16 days in a row.

00:39:43.820 So I'm like,

00:39:44.240 I don't know,

00:39:44.520 I don't know,

00:39:44.820 like,

00:39:44.980 what park?

00:39:45.560 And he's like,

00:39:46.020 this park?

00:39:46.380 And I'm like,

00:39:46.640 I don't know the park's that well in Portland,

00:39:47.740 so I couldn't remember what it was,

00:39:48.800 and I was like,

00:39:49.200 ah,

00:39:49.500 maybe.

00:39:50.260 I don't remember.

00:39:50.840 He was like,

00:39:51.260 he was like,

00:39:51.600 I was on the blue and white Yamaha.

00:39:52.940 I remember you.

00:39:53.600 And I'm like,

00:39:53.960 oh,

00:39:54.120 no kidding?

00:39:54.520 I never saw your face.

00:39:55.440 Snap, 0.86

00:39:55.740 you know,

00:39:55.920 like,

00:39:56.040 grab a picture.

00:39:57.200 Thanks,

00:39:57.560 bro.

00:39:57.800 Like,

00:39:57.980 cool.

00:39:58.200 Like,

00:39:58.320 I remember you organizing

00:39:59.180 and like,

00:39:59.500 running around.

00:39:59.880 They're very coordinated.

00:40:01.100 Yeah.

00:40:01.600 We recorded their radio traffic coordinating.

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00:41:31.400 They ran federal agents off the job that they were doing,

00:41:34.420 which, you know, whatever.

00:41:35.880 It was because we didn't want to break cover,

00:41:37.360 but they were doing organized things.

00:41:39.180 That's what organized crime looks like.

00:41:40.460 They have better watch and lookout setups than MS-13.

00:41:43.300 And I've worked on that threat as well

00:41:44.500 in places like Casa de Maryland.

00:41:46.000 So they had lookouts.

00:41:47.720 They had organization.

00:41:48.820 They had responses to keep themselves

00:41:51.020 from being viewed and infiltrated.

00:41:52.260 And they're violent.

00:41:53.400 There are tears, right?

00:41:54.800 So these guys who probably surround you 1.00

00:41:56.540 are just useful idiot types. 1.00

00:41:58.680 They march along with whatever they're told to do. 1.00

00:42:04.120 Someone says, hey, guys, let's go surround this vehicle.

00:42:06.000 They're very clueless to a certain degree,

00:42:08.100 but they have training.

00:42:09.460 So as you move up the tiers, you actually have NGOs.

00:42:13.400 You have funding for training these groups

00:42:16.180 in how to do everything they do.

00:42:17.860 And they have multiple legal apparatus.

00:42:21.620 How do I say this?

00:42:23.040 What's the pull of apparati?

00:42:24.580 Apparatuses?

00:42:25.060 Yeah, well, NLG, the National Lawyers Guild,

00:42:27.120 was out there.

00:42:27.540 They were their spotters.

00:42:28.800 As well as the ACLU.

00:42:30.020 Yep.

00:42:30.580 So the National Lawyers Guild functions.

00:42:33.620 And it's hilarious.

00:42:34.780 You got a guy, I think it's the National Lawyers,

00:42:36.540 or SPLC.

00:42:37.960 SPLC was in, yeah, Cop City.

00:42:39.560 So this is a guy who's like,

00:42:40.620 I'm just a legal observer there

00:42:42.500 with a group of people sharing the ideology

00:42:45.260 as they firebomb government property

00:42:47.160 and things like this.

00:42:48.100 And then they try and pretend I'm just a lawyer.

00:42:50.760 It's like, you maybe have an argument

00:42:53.120 if you said you were a journalist, okay?

00:42:55.400 Because-

00:42:56.160 That didn't work in the Capitol.

00:42:57.540 No, of course.

00:42:58.080 Just saying USA gets you sent to jail.

00:42:59.900 Right.

00:43:00.000 You look at what happened to Owen.

00:43:00.660 That's Stephen Horn.

00:43:01.280 Or look at what happened to Owen Troyer

00:43:03.140 just standing outside.

00:43:04.180 Not even in the building.

00:43:05.180 Yeah, not even in it.

00:43:05.580 Meanwhile, the guy who claims to have orchestrated.

00:43:07.680 But this is funny.

00:43:09.800 I remember I'm in Boston,

00:43:12.060 and you have left and right.

00:43:13.640 You had people on the quote-unquote

00:43:16.220 conservative side,

00:43:17.460 and they have no weapons.

00:43:19.940 They have shields.

00:43:21.020 On the Antifa side,

00:43:22.140 weapons, crowbars, baseball bats.

00:43:24.120 On the Antifa side,

00:43:25.320 they had two organizations,

00:43:27.680 including as legal observers,

00:43:30.060 the National Lawyers Guild,

00:43:30.980 and I think it might have been the ACLU.

00:43:32.140 I'm not sure.

00:43:33.000 It may have been a local chapter.

00:43:34.320 And I asked the NLG,

00:43:35.940 and I'm like,

00:43:36.480 your mission is to observe the police

00:43:38.400 for protesters.

00:43:39.160 How come you're only over here?

00:43:40.340 And they're like,

00:43:40.600 what do you mean?

00:43:41.440 And I was like,

00:43:41.760 well, there's protesters over there too.

00:43:43.780 Like, how come you guys aren't observing them?

00:43:45.320 And they're like,

00:43:46.780 I don't understand what you mean.

00:43:47.800 They had the Antifa radios in Portland.

00:43:50.180 So here's the thing that I saw.

00:43:52.040 And this is one of those things

00:43:53.160 you'll never be able to unsee.

00:43:54.320 I watched this lady.

00:43:55.480 She was very notable

00:43:56.440 because every single red-blooded male

00:43:58.440 that was on my team,

00:43:59.380 which was almost on my team,

00:44:00.820 recognized this lady. 0.63

00:44:02.000 She was walking around brawless. 1.00

00:44:03.260 She was large-breasted 0.99

00:44:04.520 and she was, you know,

00:44:05.900 bouncing around.

00:44:06.620 And so like,

00:44:07.000 you could see that in your mirror.

00:44:07.900 Like when you work in a car for a living

00:44:09.520 and all you do is watch people,

00:44:10.720 like someone walking with no bra,

00:44:12.500 that's like a double D

00:44:13.320 that's cruising around

00:44:14.500 like a hundred yards behind your car.

00:44:15.840 You'll be like,

00:44:16.260 what?

00:44:16.520 Like what's going on back there?

00:44:17.660 You'll just see it.

00:44:18.420 It's just, you can't help it.

00:44:19.480 This woman was picked up 0.99

00:44:20.600 by every single person.

00:44:21.680 She was writing down license plates.

00:44:23.260 She had one of the radios.

00:44:24.660 She was calling in the license plates.

00:44:26.360 She had the NLG hat

00:44:27.420 and it was a green NLG shirt.

00:44:29.140 That's the other thing.

00:44:29.660 She had a bright green shirt on,

00:44:30.900 which are, you know,

00:44:31.680 like a full screen shirt.

00:44:32.440 They have the neon hat.

00:44:33.500 She was actively recorded

00:44:35.140 calling in the license plates

00:44:36.960 for the security teams to respond to.

00:44:39.780 Right.

00:44:39.920 So we know there was coordination

00:44:41.080 that was happening

00:44:41.720 for people who are at least

00:44:42.680 wearing NLG gar.

00:44:43.880 And they're funded.

00:44:44.560 And we could see that

00:44:45.620 and the FBI has done zero about it.

00:44:47.400 You referred to the Antifa movement

00:44:50.000 as organized crime.

00:44:51.700 And I'm realizing

00:44:52.560 this is 21st century organized.

00:44:54.180 This is what organized crime

00:44:55.120 looks like in the 21st century

00:44:56.360 with social media,

00:44:57.300 with the ability to rally.

00:44:58.140 It looks exactly like

00:44:58.860 what the gangs do.

00:45:00.380 And, but it's like high tech

00:45:01.660 because they don't have

00:45:02.340 to be centralized.

00:45:03.060 It's decentralized.

00:45:04.180 Yeah.

00:45:04.440 So the people that run MS-13

00:45:06.040 are down in El Salvador.

00:45:07.440 The people that used to run

00:45:08.420 La Cosa Nostra,

00:45:09.660 you know, they used to be

00:45:10.420 back in the old country. 0.59

00:45:11.240 They were in Sicily.

00:45:11.820 This is standard.

00:45:12.560 It's actually not that new.

00:45:13.780 They just have different techniques.

00:45:14.800 They're using things

00:45:15.440 like social media

00:45:16.100 and they organize.

00:45:16.780 They're bringing in people

00:45:17.700 to cover for them.

00:45:18.520 Right.

00:45:18.920 But the way that it works,

00:45:20.120 it's pretty straightforward.

00:45:21.460 Like organized crime.

00:45:22.720 Now, what we call talk,

00:45:24.180 talk West and talk East.

00:45:25.420 These are the two different hemispheres

00:45:26.500 that we deal with organized crime.

00:45:28.380 They have a mission.

00:45:29.460 They have a motive.

00:45:30.760 They have a profit margin

00:45:31.600 that they're trying to accomplish.

00:45:32.840 Antifa is more ideological based.

00:45:34.340 I think, I think they're not less,

00:45:35.960 they're less interested

00:45:36.480 in making money out of it.

00:45:37.540 Although I'm sure some of them

00:45:38.340 do it for a living.

00:45:39.260 It's a cult.

00:45:40.420 It's there.

00:45:41.200 There are people that believe

00:45:42.300 in the things that were being done

00:45:43.520 in all organized crime.

00:45:44.440 And if you look at people

00:45:45.020 that are like part of the gang

00:45:46.200 that happened in the MS-13s,

00:45:47.900 the Latin Kings, you know, 0.79

00:45:49.460 the MA, you take your pick. 1.00

00:45:50.860 They all have like buy-in.

00:45:52.480 They have a culture.

00:45:53.360 They have, you know, foot soldiers.

00:45:54.800 There's people that know more.

00:45:55.680 There's people that have

00:45:56.120 more or less training.

00:45:56.880 And then they are more

00:45:57.960 or less decentralized,

00:45:58.620 whether it be at different prisons,

00:46:00.320 different cities.

00:46:01.100 There's what they call cliques.

00:46:02.240 That's how we organize MS-13 guys.

00:46:03.780 They call themselves a clique here

00:46:05.100 or a clique there.

00:46:05.740 The cliques have factions.

00:46:06.640 They fight.

00:46:07.060 I mean, it's what it looks like.

00:46:09.280 The assumption I would make

00:46:10.080 based on the arrests

00:46:11.700 that have taken place,

00:46:12.960 the prosecutions,

00:46:13.780 as well as the lack of enforcement

00:46:15.460 against certain obvious crimes

00:46:17.380 and extremists,

00:46:18.260 the assumption I would make

00:46:19.040 is that Antifa-aligned individuals

00:46:21.300 have reached high positions

00:46:22.780 in the FBI

00:46:23.340 and now are in a great deal of control.

00:46:26.080 Or the FBI sees it

00:46:27.820 as an opportunity

00:46:28.580 to allow for domestic unrest

00:46:30.440 so that they can get

00:46:31.380 more funding and militarize.

00:46:34.040 What do you guys think?

00:46:34.860 Yes, but to stop there,

00:46:36.800 to stop there,

00:46:38.220 my point is,

00:46:39.440 if they are enforcing

00:46:41.200 against the right

00:46:42.120 to a psychotic

00:46:43.380 and extreme degree,

00:46:44.580 along with other elements

00:46:46.220 of, you know,

00:46:47.340 like federal prosecutors,

00:46:49.680 it does not appear

00:46:50.740 to be simply,

00:46:51.840 we need domestic terror

00:46:52.860 to justify funding,

00:46:54.000 it is explicitly,

00:46:55.540 we're going to ignore

00:46:56.200 the terrorists over there 0.76

00:46:57.140 and target our political enemies.

00:46:58.720 Do you think it's because

00:46:59.320 it's like too much of a challenge

00:47:01.500 to go after Antifa?

00:47:02.740 Like sometimes organized crime,

00:47:04.540 they just won't go after

00:47:05.640 because it's too entrenched.

00:47:06.580 We followed all of them.

00:47:07.440 We followed them around.

00:47:08.480 We knew how they were.

00:47:08.800 So is it that the higher-ups

00:47:11.220 in the FBI

00:47:11.740 are ideologically aligned

00:47:13.900 with Antifa?

00:47:15.500 I think they're just

00:47:16.540 ideologically aligned

00:47:18.320 with the left in general.

00:47:20.460 Well, of course,

00:47:21.020 the Antifa being a loose structure

00:47:23.620 of various branded cells

00:47:25.140 that uphold the leftist

00:47:27.080 It's the military part of it, right?

00:47:28.620 Right, exactly.

00:47:29.120 I think you'd be hard-pressed

00:47:30.100 to find...

00:47:30.820 Until they got the FBI on board.

00:47:31.840 ...an FBI executive

00:47:32.700 who will come out

00:47:33.580 and say, you know,

00:47:35.660 whatever Antifa is saying

00:47:37.080 and stand behind that.

00:47:38.260 I mean, I don't think...

00:47:40.500 They do, though.

00:47:41.280 They say Antifa's an idea.

00:47:42.500 Yeah, they say it's an idea,

00:47:43.560 but they won't...

00:47:44.360 That's top cover.

00:47:45.300 They won't necessarily

00:47:45.980 back up the ideology

00:47:47.680 themselves out loud.

00:47:49.520 I mean, maybe you might

00:47:50.220 be able to find out...

00:47:50.640 But what is the ideology

00:47:51.500 of Antifa?

00:47:52.740 To destroy America

00:47:54.200 as we know it?

00:47:55.120 It's like...

00:47:56.000 Hates capitalism.

00:47:57.200 It's a political weapon.

00:47:59.000 And so if you are a tyrant

00:48:01.260 that wants control,

00:48:02.840 you can take a look

00:48:04.200 at what happens

00:48:04.740 in New York City.

00:48:05.860 Antifa shows up

00:48:06.860 to a Gavin McInnes

00:48:07.600 speaking event

00:48:08.160 Proud Boys

00:48:08.640 attacks random attendees

00:48:10.940 when the Proud Boys

00:48:12.260 are leaving

00:48:12.820 and surrounded

00:48:13.720 basically at every corner,

00:48:15.460 the Proud Boys

00:48:16.440 engage in a fight

00:48:17.800 with Antifa.

00:48:19.460 Charging full speed

00:48:20.280 at him saying,

00:48:20.720 all right, let's do this

00:48:21.220 or something like that.

00:48:22.860 When the police show up,

00:48:24.640 Antifa,

00:48:25.440 they're organized,

00:48:26.560 they have lawyers

00:48:27.220 and they have training,

00:48:28.620 refuse to cooperate

00:48:29.480 and leave.

00:48:30.140 And they have a bail fund.

00:48:31.060 And the Proud Boys

00:48:31.940 gladly explain

00:48:33.820 to the police

00:48:34.160 what happened

00:48:34.580 and then they get sentenced

00:48:35.800 to four years in prison.

00:48:36.860 So I think it's,

00:48:37.540 I think it's a bigger problem

00:48:38.800 than FBI agents

00:48:40.260 or FBI managers

00:48:42.300 are sympathetic.

00:48:43.860 I think that

00:48:44.460 as a general rule,

00:48:46.460 government employees

00:48:47.900 are sympathetic

00:48:48.460 to things

00:48:48.920 on the political left.

00:48:50.500 That's just the way

00:48:51.240 that it works.

00:48:51.720 If you work for the government

00:48:52.740 and you believe

00:48:53.260 in what you do,

00:48:53.900 then you believe

00:48:54.700 that like,

00:48:55.200 we need more taxes,

00:48:55.960 we need to be able

00:48:56.480 to fund my job.

00:48:57.220 Like, you know,

00:48:57.960 people,

00:48:58.400 there's a lot of

00:48:58.960 non-essential government workers.

00:49:00.360 We saw that in 2020.

00:49:01.240 They didn't go to work.

00:49:02.080 The traffic in DC

00:49:02.740 was fantastic.

00:49:03.560 I could drive

00:49:03.900 anywhere I wanted

00:49:04.500 and nothing changed

00:49:05.540 for any American citizen.

00:49:06.840 Nobody saw

00:49:07.440 a fundamental difference

00:49:08.460 in the way

00:49:08.780 that they experienced

00:49:09.460 the United States.

00:49:10.300 So that's big.

00:49:11.040 But if you'll give me

00:49:11.900 one second

00:49:12.340 to kind of like

00:49:12.960 get wider with this.

00:49:14.640 The idea that

00:49:15.680 that these people

00:49:16.960 are sympathetic to it,

00:49:18.480 it's dangerous

00:49:19.040 because we're hiring

00:49:19.800 more and more people

00:49:20.620 that have a more

00:49:21.500 and more college background.

00:49:23.080 They are educated,

00:49:23.940 but they are not

00:49:24.520 common sense intelligence.

00:49:26.020 The way the FBI has worked,

00:49:27.300 everyone thinks

00:49:27.780 that agents

00:49:28.260 are running the FBI.

00:49:29.860 Since I got in

00:49:30.780 and it goes way before then,

00:49:31.860 probably a decade

00:49:32.380 before I got there,

00:49:33.600 the agents association,

00:49:35.400 which is the group of

00:49:36.100 like you just pay your dues

00:49:37.440 and they will give you

00:49:38.220 like legal help,

00:49:38.900 which didn't help me at all.

00:49:40.100 But this group

00:49:40.920 has been basically saying

00:49:41.900 we want to move

00:49:42.680 the FBI agent role

00:49:44.280 back to the supreme rule

00:49:45.960 inside the agency.

00:49:47.080 We want to make

00:49:47.800 that the primary role

00:49:49.500 of the FBI.

00:49:51.340 And it is not.

00:49:52.080 The people that are running

00:49:52.800 the FBI are intelligence people.

00:49:54.500 Intelligence people

00:49:55.140 have two things

00:49:55.740 that are really scary.

00:49:56.420 Number one,

00:49:56.780 they think they're entitled

00:49:57.440 to information that's yours

00:49:58.580 and they don't need a warrant

00:49:59.780 and they don't think that way

00:50:00.600 because it's national security.

00:50:01.860 So and they don't need

00:50:02.980 a warrant, by the way,

00:50:03.620 to get stuff like that.

00:50:04.500 So warrantless searching

00:50:05.220 is a thing

00:50:05.840 under things like

00:50:06.920 FISA 702

00:50:08.280 and national security letters

00:50:09.840 and so on.

00:50:10.440 The second thing is

00:50:11.320 is they spend a lot of time

00:50:12.280 in university.

00:50:12.820 They get people that have

00:50:13.500 not just bachelors

00:50:14.380 but master's degrees

00:50:15.120 and PhDs,

00:50:16.240 advanced training

00:50:16.900 inside the university system,

00:50:18.200 which is ideologically captured.

00:50:20.160 And so when you have people

00:50:20.800 that are ideologically captured

00:50:21.900 to the political left,

00:50:24.080 Antifa may be extreme for them,

00:50:26.480 but it's not outside

00:50:27.200 of the wheelhouse

00:50:27.640 for them to support

00:50:28.240 what they're about.

00:50:28.920 So they're not going

00:50:29.300 to do it overtly ever,

00:50:30.140 as Garrett just said.

00:50:30.720 And they're going

00:50:30.980 to say something like,

00:50:32.020 oh, but those protesters

00:50:32.780 are fighting for justice.

00:50:33.940 They're protecting our democracy.

00:50:36.140 Yeah, what was it

00:50:36.880 in 2020?

00:50:38.340 If they were going

00:50:39.080 out to protest

00:50:40.040 for George Floyd,

00:50:42.180 that was part

00:50:43.280 of the overall

00:50:44.340 health care measure.

00:50:46.300 Go ahead and do that.

00:50:46.860 Actually,

00:50:47.380 the Colorado Sun

00:50:48.140 said it lowered

00:50:49.080 COVID rates

00:50:49.860 that you were protesting.

00:50:50.660 But if you were protesting

00:50:51.600 against lockdowns,

00:50:52.260 you were making it worse.

00:50:52.840 Yeah, imagine if you

00:50:53.380 were protesting

00:50:53.780 against masks.

00:50:54.780 You were obviously

00:50:55.200 so we got swatted

00:50:57.180 a lot.

00:50:59.040 Well, I want to be

00:51:00.280 I want to be careful

00:51:00.840 because let me

00:51:02.080 let me explain

00:51:02.600 to everybody

00:51:02.920 what we're talking about.

00:51:04.060 We have had

00:51:05.200 security instances

00:51:06.440 15 times.

00:51:08.720 And I'm saying

00:51:09.880 that vaguely

00:51:10.360 because everybody

00:51:12.120 assumes swatting

00:51:14.220 means cops

00:51:14.880 kick our door

00:51:15.460 in and raid the house.

00:51:17.140 Swatting is when

00:51:17.700 someone calls

00:51:19.000 the police

00:51:19.600 or the feds

00:51:20.460 or law enforcement

00:51:21.180 says there's a

00:51:22.720 falsely claims

00:51:24.340 of crime is occurring

00:51:25.040 to cause a police response.

00:51:27.160 It does not mean

00:51:28.120 a SWAT team

00:51:28.660 kicks your door down.

00:51:30.220 So after the

00:51:31.840 like second or third time,

00:51:33.820 you know,

00:51:34.120 the first time they come

00:51:34.920 they come in the building.

00:51:35.980 I got mad and said

00:51:36.920 you have no right

00:51:37.320 to come in here

00:51:37.680 and they said

00:51:37.880 they called it

00:51:38.220 exigent circumstances

00:51:39.140 and I said

00:51:39.700 no, it's not

00:51:40.380 based off

00:51:40.900 on an anonymous tip.

00:51:42.020 No, and the fact

00:51:43.680 that we're doing

00:51:44.020 a live broadcast

00:51:44.840 at the time

00:51:45.280 it's like get out of here.

00:51:46.720 But I said

00:51:47.500 I can respect

00:51:47.960 that you guys responded

00:51:48.800 as quickly as you did.

00:51:49.600 We appreciate the security

00:51:50.660 but at this point

00:51:51.960 we have all the employees

00:51:53.520 the show is live right now.

00:51:54.700 There's no reason

00:51:55.140 for you to come in

00:51:55.740 and you should have asked

00:51:56.400 blah, blah, blah.

00:51:57.060 And also

00:51:57.660 it is my legal obligation

00:51:58.920 to inform the police

00:51:59.880 they are not welcome

00:52:00.500 onto my property

00:52:01.500 without a warrant.

00:52:02.700 What ends up happening

00:52:03.560 is the next several times

00:52:04.900 it is not the police

00:52:07.080 coming into the building.

00:52:07.780 However,

00:52:08.300 we received a credible

00:52:09.280 bomb threat

00:52:09.860 and I can't explain

00:52:12.040 how it came to be

00:52:12.940 but we end up getting

00:52:13.820 three,

00:52:14.840 like for three hours

00:52:15.660 we're all outside waiting

00:52:16.760 and the cameras

00:52:17.600 are just live

00:52:18.080 on the empty room

00:52:18.800 with 50,000 people

00:52:19.680 watching an empty room.

00:52:21.100 They come in

00:52:21.460 with dogs

00:52:22.000 and they sweep the place.

00:52:22.700 In total

00:52:24.060 we had 15 instances

00:52:25.420 of death threats

00:52:26.980 which resulted

00:52:27.700 in a police response.

00:52:29.160 Some of them

00:52:29.540 were the bomb squad.

00:52:31.020 Some of them

00:52:31.540 were men with rifles

00:52:32.460 coming to a private property

00:52:34.660 that I own elsewhere

00:52:35.460 that no one has

00:52:37.200 the access to,

00:52:38.180 no one knows

00:52:38.480 the address of.

00:52:39.540 So there's

00:52:40.460 certain techniques

00:52:41.380 that people engage in

00:52:42.360 to obfuscate properties

00:52:43.520 that belong to them

00:52:44.540 so that you can't

00:52:45.180 search the records

00:52:45.720 for them

00:52:46.160 and somehow

00:52:47.220 and I think

00:52:47.960 we think we know how

00:52:48.920 one of these properties

00:52:51.500 got swatted.

00:52:52.700 We gave the information

00:52:54.440 to,

00:52:56.100 my understanding

00:52:56.940 is it went to the FBI,

00:52:58.640 it went to the Postal

00:52:59.560 Investigative Service

00:53:00.260 because packages were sent

00:53:01.480 and it went to

00:53:03.340 local sheriff's departments

00:53:04.860 and police departments,

00:53:06.380 multiple agencies,

00:53:07.860 no resolution,

00:53:09.360 nothing.

00:53:10.420 And when our security team

00:53:12.260 This is my shocked face

00:53:13.180 by the way.

00:53:13.800 When our security

00:53:14.280 security team reached out

00:53:15.440 and asked like

00:53:16.180 how is it that you can have

00:53:17.100 16 guys with rifles?

00:53:18.960 I think it was,

00:53:19.460 I don't know if it was,

00:53:20.140 I think it was like 16 guys

00:53:21.060 showed up to one property

00:53:22.260 with rifles

00:53:22.860 going across the property

00:53:24.500 sweeping through the windows

00:53:25.680 and everything.

00:53:26.580 Lights are all off,

00:53:27.200 literally no one's there.

00:53:28.220 And they were like

00:53:29.160 how have we not gotten

00:53:30.520 any information?

00:53:31.620 We've provided information.

00:53:32.900 We in fact

00:53:33.640 think we have strong evidence

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00:55:00.440 Did I mention

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00:55:01.900 Never

00:55:04.700 was anything done.

00:55:07.040 In another instance,

00:55:08.240 we have direct evidence

00:55:09.440 and admission of guilt

00:55:11.200 of a felony committed

00:55:12.400 against one of our associates,

00:55:15.560 admission of guilt,

00:55:17.260 public justification

00:55:18.320 of why the felony

00:55:19.200 was committed,

00:55:20.980 and

00:55:21.160 Matt,

00:55:22.520 like,

00:55:22.960 I'm trying to be

00:55:23.620 very vague here for,

00:55:24.820 but

00:55:25.000 theft of

00:55:27.400 intellectual property,

00:55:29.660 identity theft,

00:55:30.480 felony activity

00:55:31.920 on the record,

00:55:33.020 tracked digitally

00:55:33.760 with a public admission,

00:55:35.480 and they said,

00:55:36.820 not interested.

00:55:38.700 And I'm just like,

00:55:39.400 how is this,

00:55:40.540 how is this the case?

00:55:41.660 That we can actually

00:55:42.360 have someone

00:55:43.060 gloat

00:55:44.000 over their ideology

00:55:45.040 and why they committed

00:55:45.740 a felony

00:55:46.160 against one of our associates,

00:55:48.880 provably,

00:55:50.700 I,

00:55:50.900 I,

00:55:51.140 I,

00:55:51.320 man,

00:55:51.720 I,

00:55:51.920 I gotta,

00:55:52.700 I gotta be careful.

00:55:53.440 They've gone towards intelligence.

00:55:54.700 Intelligence people do not

00:55:55.560 want to give you information.

00:55:56.600 And you're,

00:55:56.840 no,

00:55:56.920 no,

00:55:57.040 no,

00:55:57.140 but I'm saying,

00:55:57.720 you're the wrong type of victim.

00:55:59.440 Exactly.

00:56:00.240 I'm like,

00:56:00.860 here's an open and shut case.

00:56:01.980 They admitted they did it.

00:56:03.140 And here,

00:56:03.760 here are the victims.

00:56:04.560 We have,

00:56:04.960 we have 12 victims

00:56:05.880 of this felony,

00:56:07.180 identity theft,

00:56:07.920 et cetera,

00:56:08.400 and a public justification

00:56:09.640 for ideological reasons.

00:56:11.380 And they were,

00:56:12.100 and they said,

00:56:13.020 that's,

00:56:13.400 we don't care.

00:56:14.160 Not,

00:56:14.420 not a banded threat

00:56:15.260 as we would call it.

00:56:16.100 But,

00:56:16.420 but,

00:56:16.580 but we're talking about Antifa.

00:56:18.880 So,

00:56:19.420 again,

00:56:19.820 I gotta be very,

00:56:20.420 I'm trying to be very careful.

00:56:21.740 We're talking about active Antifa ideologues,

00:56:24.360 part of active cells

00:56:25.880 who have publicly admitted

00:56:27.160 to committing felonies.

00:56:28.580 And they said,

00:56:29.520 not interested.

00:56:30.360 Garrett should explain to you

00:56:31.160 how,

00:56:31.400 how threats get banded

00:56:32.400 and why that wouldn't be on it.

00:56:33.740 Yeah.

00:56:34.040 First though,

00:56:34.580 I'm gonna,

00:56:35.380 so my faith is a huge part of,

00:56:37.500 uh,

00:56:37.760 what has kind of led me down this road as well.

00:56:40.080 And,

00:56:40.500 uh,

00:56:40.860 Isaiah 10 one says,

00:56:42.020 woe to those who enact evil statutes

00:56:43.900 and to those who constantly record unjust decisions.

00:56:46.980 And I think we're in a very similar era

00:56:49.300 where our government,

00:56:50.620 our law enforcement,

00:56:51.860 that's an unjust decision

00:56:53.660 and an evil statute that they're,

00:56:55.480 if they decide not to enforce something

00:56:57.120 that you have all that type of proof of,

00:56:58.980 that's wickedness and evil.

00:57:01.060 And that is something everyone should be

00:57:04.220 waving the red flag about

00:57:06.420 and saying,

00:57:06.940 this needs to end.

00:57:08.260 This needs to be fixed now.

00:57:09.520 It's,

00:57:10.000 it's supposed to be,

00:57:11.260 we're all supposed to be equally protected

00:57:13.660 under our laws.

00:57:14.860 It's clear we are not,

00:57:16.100 you know,

00:57:16.260 just the other day,

00:57:17.120 Merrick Garland is,

00:57:17.960 is testifying and saying,

00:57:19.560 you know,

00:57:19.820 basically screaming about how

00:57:21.980 we do not have a two tiered system

00:57:23.900 and we are not out to target

00:57:26.020 any,

00:57:26.860 you know,

00:57:28.100 specific sector of society.

00:57:30.280 Unless you're Catholic 0.96

00:57:30.900 and you like the Latin.

00:57:31.680 Right.

00:57:31.960 It's,

00:57:32.140 it's,

00:57:32.420 if anybody who's truly paying attention,

00:57:34.700 I mean,

00:57:35.440 you can't believe anything that

00:57:36.840 Merrick Garland,

00:57:38.200 Christopher Wray,

00:57:39.760 Joe Biden,

00:57:41.240 nothing they're saying is true.

00:57:43.020 I mean,

00:57:43.300 it's,

00:57:43.820 it's evilness incarnate.

00:57:44.980 Let me give you a concrete example.

00:57:46.500 When I was working in Las Cruces,

00:57:47.800 New Mexico,

00:57:48.320 so that's where I was working.

00:57:49.260 I was working under the Albuquerque field office.

00:57:51.020 We got the directives.

00:57:51.980 I got moved to a national security squad

00:57:53.560 because they thought I was a threat.

00:57:55.060 They called me an insider threat,

00:57:56.280 which is like a spy or a traitor.

00:57:57.900 And so instead of working on an Indian reservation

00:57:59.740 where I couldn't bother anybody,

00:58:00.600 they moved me to the national security squad.

00:58:03.200 Like I found out after the fact,

00:58:04.580 it was the funniest thing that ever happened to me.

00:58:06.020 So I'm sitting there,

00:58:06.700 by the way,

00:58:06.940 I didn't have the clearances at that point

00:58:08.120 because I got read out.

00:58:08.900 So I'm sitting on the squad doing nothing.

00:58:10.340 I'm reading up.

00:58:11.060 They're like,

00:58:11.380 oh yeah,

00:58:11.620 you're going to be working counterterrorism cases,

00:58:13.540 whatever.

00:58:13.860 It's like,

00:58:14.180 great.

00:58:15.480 Awful.

00:58:15.920 Like it's the worst thing for me.

00:58:17.200 And I'm reading.

00:58:18.020 So I'm boning up on what's going on.

00:58:21.980 It takes out a list of threats that are predicated

00:58:25.020 across the entire country,

00:58:25.920 what they call the threat landscape.

00:58:27.160 And there's analysts that their job,

00:58:29.320 their indoor dogs,

00:58:30.060 all they do is they like,

00:58:30.780 you know,

00:58:30.960 write term papers for a living

00:58:31.920 and then they get paid by the FBI.

00:58:33.560 And they're writing what they think the threats are

00:58:35.580 across the country.

00:58:37.260 They send that to the field office,

00:58:38.740 Albuquerque in particular,

00:58:39.620 in my case.

00:58:40.380 And they say,

00:58:41.200 how do you rank them?

00:58:42.860 We rank this one,

00:58:43.620 two,

00:58:43.800 three,

00:58:43.920 four,

00:58:44.060 five,

00:58:44.220 six,

00:58:44.340 seven,

00:58:44.460 eight,

00:58:44.540 nine,

00:58:44.680 10.

00:58:45.060 And the top thing is a tier one threat.

00:58:46.600 This is a banded two threat.

00:58:47.580 This is a banded three threat.

00:58:48.460 This is an unbanded threat.

00:58:49.460 Okay.

00:58:50.360 How do you see it in your area?

00:58:51.920 Because let's say that,

00:58:52.980 um, 0.99

00:58:53.520 white supremacists are a tier one threat in New York 0.99

00:58:56.240 city. 0.98

00:58:56.480 I don't know.

00:58:57.140 And then you go to Las Cruces and you're like,

00:58:59.120 well,

00:58:59.200 we don't really have any white supremacists out

00:59:00.500 here.

00:59:00.720 So it's an unbanded threat for us locally.

00:59:02.800 So it's a national priority,

00:59:03.840 but it's an unbanded local.

00:59:05.460 The number three banded threat under the

00:59:07.840 counter-terrorism guys was anti-abortion

00:59:09.860 protesters that were violent extremists.

00:59:12.480 There were two abortion clinics in the state of

00:59:14.640 New Mexico in 2021.

00:59:16.140 When I was sitting there,

00:59:17.120 one of them was a surgical facility in

00:59:18.880 Albuquerque.

00:59:19.340 The other was a pill mill in Anthony,

00:59:21.080 which is like a tiny little town that nobody

00:59:22.360 lives in near El Paso.

00:59:23.860 That was the number three priority of the

00:59:26.260 counter-terrorism team to be looking into for

00:59:27.880 ideology,

00:59:28.700 anti-abortion violent extremists.

00:59:30.520 Do you know how many anti-abortion violent

00:59:31.740 extremists have bombed or done anything in the

00:59:34.040 last like 30 years in New Mexico?

00:59:35.860 Zero.

00:59:36.380 Yeah.

00:59:36.580 It's none.

00:59:37.140 Yeah.

00:59:37.560 Because it doesn't exist.

00:59:38.300 I think nationally.

00:59:38.980 So they investigated some ladies who were 1.00

00:59:40.620 Catholic that were praying outside of the

00:59:43.440 abortion clinic and went down and sent two

00:59:45.120 agents to go interview them.

00:59:46.260 Their entire purpose for being there.

00:59:48.000 They owned a,

00:59:48.900 uh,

00:59:49.220 an ultrasound mobile ultrasound unit,

00:59:51.560 which is expensive.

00:59:52.320 And they would try to talk women who were coming in to 1.00

00:59:54.380 get an abortion to have an ultrasound for free and

00:59:58.580 see their baby and not kill the baby.

01:00:00.560 That's what they were there for.

01:00:01.660 That was the only reason that they were there and they

01:00:03.840 were investigated.

01:00:04.560 And there was another guy who was a little bit

01:00:05.940 unhinged.

01:00:06.300 And his thing was, 0.73

01:00:07.000 is he would walk around with like this like costume of

01:00:09.360 babies that were like,

01:00:10.280 uh,

01:00:10.460 like,

01:00:10.860 uh,

01:00:11.000 dolls and they were spray painted red and they were

01:00:13.140 hanging around his neck from like fake umbilical

01:00:14.740 cords,

01:00:15.100 which is a little bit outlandish,

01:00:16.220 but he walked around on the sidewalk and there was no

01:00:17.980 allegation of violence.

01:00:18.840 And that's what they came down and investigated because

01:00:20.840 that was the number three threat.

01:00:22.780 There've been church bombings in New Mexico that have

01:00:24.420 never been solved.

01:00:25.540 Just the,

01:00:25.860 the,

01:00:26.040 the,

01:00:26.280 the crisis centers that were attacked.

01:00:28.280 One was nearby,

01:00:29.160 but it was dark.

01:00:30.640 Merrick Garland already told us why they could,

01:00:32.280 it was dark,

01:00:33.020 you know,

01:00:33.280 and,

01:00:33.660 and it's hard to find people in the dark to be fair.

01:00:36.260 It is,

01:00:36.840 it is,

01:00:37.300 it is hard when it came to,

01:00:38.720 uh,

01:00:39.180 January 20th,

01:00:39.900 2017 Antifa,

01:00:41.740 they're organized.

01:00:42.780 They said everyone wear black hoodies and masks and,

01:00:45.600 and black jeans,

01:00:46.920 they all blocked up black block.

01:00:48.600 They call it that way.

01:00:49.880 It makes it impossible for,

01:00:51.640 uh,

01:00:52.080 it makes it,

01:00:52.560 it makes it inevitable.

01:00:53.340 There is reasonable doubt in a,

01:00:54.880 in a court of law.

01:00:55.920 So what happens is for a lot of these criminal proceedings,

01:00:58.220 the lawyers,

01:00:59.880 they love this.

01:01:00.780 They say,

01:01:01.260 how do you know?

01:01:02.740 It is my client that threw the brick.

01:01:04.680 I was like,

01:01:04.920 I clearly saw him.

01:01:05.760 What was he wearing?

01:01:06.360 He was wearing a black hoodie,

01:01:07.480 black jeans,

01:01:08.020 and he had a black mask on.

01:01:09.780 Like how many other people were wearing black hoodies,

01:01:12.180 black jeans,

01:01:12.620 and black masks?

01:01:13.660 200,

01:01:14.140 300.

01:01:14.720 So is it possible you,

01:01:15.960 you singled out the wrong individual for arrest?

01:01:17.960 No,

01:01:18.260 I saw him do it and I grabbed an arrest at him.

01:01:19.900 You're absolutely certain with all those people there.

01:01:22.180 And then they go to,

01:01:22.880 they look at the jury and say,

01:01:23.880 do you believe that?

01:01:25.060 And the jury's like,

01:01:26.120 yeah,

01:01:26.440 it's possible he grabbed the wrong guy.

01:01:28.420 Now the,

01:01:29.100 the cop,

01:01:30.000 it's going to be like,

01:01:30.600 he threw it.

01:01:31.320 And I immediately grabbed him,

01:01:32.540 but reasonable doubt exists for the jury.

01:01:34.720 When they're going to say,

01:01:35.620 I don't know if I saw a crowd of 300 people,

01:01:38.540 all wearing the exact same thing.

01:01:39.740 And that's all the defense has to do.

01:01:41.340 And this is how they get them.

01:01:42.380 And if you do your job right though,

01:01:42.620 you can do that.

01:01:43.320 So my kid that I arrested at the Disrupt J20.

01:01:46.260 So there is the reason.

01:01:47.340 I saw three people that were standing next to each other

01:01:49.980 and a laser went up

01:01:50.760 and I had a pretty good idea who it was.

01:01:52.560 Right?

01:01:53.060 So you go,

01:01:53.680 okay,

01:01:53.920 well,

01:01:54.060 it's one of those three.

01:01:55.160 That would be reasonable doubt.

01:01:56.220 A hundred percent.

01:01:56.860 Yep.

01:01:57.120 So we followed him

01:01:57.960 because that's what you do.

01:01:58.880 If you're really good at this,

01:01:59.620 you walk those,

01:02:00.240 you walk him and he walked

01:02:01.560 and then he slipped the laser pointer out again.

01:02:03.520 And then he fired it into a cop's windshield

01:02:05.460 who was driving into,

01:02:06.400 driving past him.

01:02:07.440 Wow.

01:02:07.700 And I was like,

01:02:08.340 got it.

01:02:08.680 I saw the light come from his hand.

01:02:10.400 I saw exactly which one of those three it was.

01:02:12.260 Then we honed in on him.

01:02:13.740 Then we walked in

01:02:14.660 and I knew where the laser pointer was.

01:02:15.860 It was on his right,

01:02:16.480 right sleeve.

01:02:17.320 Then we followed him

01:02:18.200 and he went into a falafel place.

01:02:19.300 I think he was a little bit drunk too

01:02:20.180 because he'd been out there all day partying 1.00

01:02:21.280 and being an asshole. 1.00

01:02:22.820 So we go, 1.00

01:02:23.280 we follow him into the falafel place.

01:02:24.440 And when he comes back out,

01:02:25.160 he tries to get away from my buddy

01:02:26.100 who was a secret service agent

01:02:27.040 and then me.

01:02:27.720 And then we go and we frisk him

01:02:28.760 and sure enough,

01:02:29.420 there it is.

01:02:29.840 There's the laser pointer.

01:02:30.720 See,

01:02:30.920 that is how you lock somebody down into the story

01:02:32.640 because it's like,

01:02:33.140 not only could I not have missed,

01:02:34.260 he had a device that was used.

01:02:35.900 If you found the person with the brick,

01:02:37.640 I saw two bricks.

01:02:38.620 He threw one.

01:02:39.260 The other one was in his left hand.

01:02:40.300 I grabbed him.

01:02:40.780 He had the left hand.

01:02:41.780 Then you get it.

01:02:42.060 So when it comes to laser pointers,

01:02:43.900 I'm not going to explain how,

01:02:45.820 but there is a technique activists are trained on

01:02:47.740 to make it so that you can't see

01:02:48.960 where the laser is emitted from.

01:02:50.520 Yeah.

01:02:50.940 And it's not complicated,

01:02:52.900 but.

01:02:53.460 I saw it happen.

01:02:54.500 No,

01:02:54.700 I know.

01:02:54.940 It's like,

01:02:55.300 there's two points where you can see

01:02:57.680 a laser pointer,

01:02:58.700 emission and contact.

01:03:00.280 Yeah.

01:03:00.400 And they are.

01:03:00.880 Unless there's a tree.

01:03:02.200 But they're,

01:03:02.920 right.

01:03:03.740 Or if there's fog or you can,

01:03:05.560 then you can see,

01:03:05.980 then if it's,

01:03:06.920 if it's a.

01:03:07.360 Or tear gas.

01:03:08.340 Yep.

01:03:08.680 Then the refraction of the.

01:03:10.240 A mirror.

01:03:11.120 No,

01:03:11.440 no.

01:03:11.700 In order to track where it comes from,

01:03:13.420 you need something in the,

01:03:14.860 in the atmosphere that will refract the light,

01:03:16.440 causing the beam to become visible.

01:03:18.000 But these activists are trained on a very simple technique

01:03:21.280 on how to make it so that you can't look at a person

01:03:25.020 when they're.

01:03:25.900 So it's,

01:03:26.380 I don't want to say too much,

01:03:27.360 but they're,

01:03:27.660 they're given training on how to obfuscate this stuff.

01:03:29.560 When it came to,

01:03:30.600 uh,

01:03:30.840 J 20,

01:03:32.500 2017,

01:03:34.000 the police could not identify

01:03:37.180 who are smashing the windows,

01:03:39.040 who are setting the fires

01:03:40.280 because they're all dressed the same.

01:03:41.960 And so what happens is in this big cluster,

01:03:44.560 someone will stand in the middle and do something.

01:03:46.280 And there's literally no way.

01:03:48.220 So what the police end up doing is they,

01:03:50.760 we call it kettling.

01:03:51.720 I don't know what you guys call it.

01:03:52.880 They pull out a net.

01:03:54.020 They create a barricade.

01:03:55.240 I don't know if they did a net.

01:03:56.400 They surround,

01:03:57.180 uh,

01:03:57.600 the street with police.

01:03:59.260 I tried getting out of the way.

01:04:00.800 I'm there filming.

01:04:01.600 I'm a journalist.

01:04:02.120 I have press credentials and everything.

01:04:03.260 And so as everyone's running through the street,

01:04:05.100 I move left to a side of a building.

01:04:07.320 And I try to let them pass me by all the,

01:04:10.420 all the,

01:04:10.780 the rioters swarm around me.

01:04:13.180 And I'm like,

01:04:13.900 son of a,

01:04:14.820 and then the police form a barricade.

01:04:16.080 I ended up getting arrested.

01:04:17.680 They,

01:04:18.140 uh,

01:04:18.440 people on the right and the left have this hard on for saying,

01:04:21.360 I never got arrested for some insane reason.

01:04:23.900 I was informed no less than three times by the police that were there,

01:04:27.100 including the supervisor that I'd been placed under arrest.

01:04:28.800 And I was not free to leave.

01:04:29.820 I was not detained.

01:04:30.720 I was arrested.

01:04:31.640 I was not processed.

01:04:33.160 And a local,

01:04:33.940 uh,

01:04:34.420 a reporter contacted,

01:04:36.660 called their boss.

01:04:37.700 They said,

01:04:38.320 we're going to put in a word to the police department and get you out of this

01:04:40.800 arrest.

01:04:41.680 I told,

01:04:42.600 uh,

01:04:42.800 I asked for a supervisor,

01:04:44.160 the cops all surrounding us stone faced saying nothing.

01:04:46.960 And I said,

01:04:47.480 I'm a journalist.

01:04:48.180 Here's my press credentials.

01:04:48.920 Can I speak with a supervisor?

01:04:49.900 And then one cop goes like that.

01:04:51.580 And there's a guy and say,

01:04:52.440 excuse me,

01:04:52.920 sir.

01:04:53.460 And he walks over as name was Lieutenant Washington.

01:04:55.140 And I said,

01:04:55.880 just want to let you know I'm a journalist.

01:04:57.480 And I hear my press credentials.

01:04:59.020 He goes,

01:04:59.140 doesn't matter.

01:04:59.600 You're under arrest.

01:05:00.160 I'm like,

01:05:00.360 that's totally fine.

01:05:01.220 But it's my duty to inform you.

01:05:02.600 Thank you,

01:05:02.940 sir.

01:05:03.800 After like,

01:05:04.540 there's a big difference between being arrested and being charged.

01:05:06.720 Exactly.

01:05:07.360 And so there's detained,

01:05:08.640 there's,

01:05:09.060 you are detained.

01:05:09.760 You are being questioned.

01:05:10.680 You are being arrested.

01:05:11.520 Yep.

01:05:11.820 We were all under arrest.

01:05:13.220 You're not free to leave.

01:05:14.400 However,

01:05:14.720 I did get released along with several other journalists.

01:05:16.940 Eventually he came back over and he says,

01:05:18.560 which one is the journalist and the news crew with the big camera wave.

01:05:22.320 They're the ones who called it in.

01:05:23.760 And he goes,

01:05:24.440 pull them out.

01:05:25.260 And I was like,

01:05:26.340 Lieutenant Washington.

01:05:27.080 He goes,

01:05:27.520 him too.

01:05:28.560 Because I had politely asked him,

01:05:30.260 you know,

01:05:30.540 he knew I had informed him.

01:05:31.860 You set up the,

01:05:32.280 you set up the parameters for that.

01:05:33.700 I'm like,

01:05:34.100 look,

01:05:34.360 if I get arrested,

01:05:34.940 I get arrested,

01:05:35.500 but I'm at,

01:05:36.060 it is my obligation to make sure they're aware.

01:05:38.040 And then they can do whatever they want after the fact.

01:05:39.620 Cause when it comes to court,

01:05:40.460 I'm going to say,

01:05:40.980 I did inform the officers of a journalist.

01:05:42.480 Here's my protest.

01:05:43.020 He pulls me out.

01:05:44.180 But my point is ultimately this.

01:05:46.420 That there,

01:05:46.940 well,

01:05:47.160 I'll add this to some of the lefty journalists who are clearly antifa and far left

01:05:51.160 the line were screaming to the point of spitting in the face of these

01:05:54.780 officers.

01:05:55.540 How dare you arrest me?

01:05:56.540 I'm a journalist.

01:05:57.600 And now you ain't getting out.

01:05:58.960 And so these journalists were saying things like,

01:06:00.940 how did Tim pool get released from the,

01:06:02.920 from the arrest or whatever?

01:06:03.800 And I'm like,

01:06:04.120 you were polite.

01:06:04.560 That's what they always tell you.

01:06:05.500 I'm professional.

01:06:06.080 I'm,

01:06:06.280 I'm here doing my job.

01:06:07.300 It is what it is.

01:06:07.980 If I,

01:06:08.220 do you ever see John Stewart do his routine about the,

01:06:09.900 the,

01:06:10.220 he did a whole bit about the,

01:06:11.900 the Vietnam press journalist who's,

01:06:13.440 who's screaming mother effort. 1.00

01:06:14.860 I'm professional.

01:06:15.660 Right.

01:06:16.120 Right.

01:06:16.220 Cause they're shooting bombs near him.

01:06:17.420 So,

01:06:17.680 so what ends up happening for all these guys that are arrested,

01:06:20.880 they charged all of them with conspiracy because the police couldn't

01:06:24.500 identify a single individual.

01:06:26.540 They correctly,

01:06:28.080 in my opinion,

01:06:28.900 the federal government was correct to say these individuals conspired to riot

01:06:33.660 and cause damage in Washington,

01:06:35.240 D.C.

01:06:35.560 That's what a conspiracy should look like.

01:06:37.220 Yes.

01:06:37.680 You actually participated in it as well.

01:06:39.240 They were told what to wear.

01:06:40.360 They're giving briefings.

01:06:41.860 There,

01:06:42.320 there is no reasonable argument that they did not realize what they were doing.

01:06:45.520 And they are executing tactics as a unit.

01:06:47.320 Yep.

01:06:47.960 However,

01:06:48.940 the jury,

01:06:49.560 it's a D.C.

01:06:50.080 Jury,

01:06:50.580 right?

01:06:50.880 Yeah.

01:06:51.020 95% positive.

01:06:52.220 So I'll,

01:06:52.540 I'll put it out.

01:06:53.220 I'll put it out.

01:06:53.840 All the,

01:06:54.220 there was a few people who pleaded guilty and that was,

01:06:56.380 and their lawyer said,

01:06:57.020 you're making a mistake.

01:06:57.640 Don't do this.

01:06:58.200 You're going to win.

01:06:59.280 95% of the individuals,

01:07:00.640 there was like 217 had the charges dropped.

01:07:02.900 Despite the fact they engaged in a criminal conspiracy to destroy and riot and,

01:07:06.880 and wanted to disrupt the inauguration of Donald Trump in the capital,

01:07:09.860 the United States,

01:07:10.580 in the capital,

01:07:10.980 all places.

01:07:11.600 So you have people who coordinated a tactic to obfuscate their identities, 0.96

01:07:16.120 to cause destruction damage in what I would describe as a very pathetic insurrection. 0.97

01:07:21.860 It was weak. 0.95

01:07:22.660 And they get no charges.

01:07:23.680 Not only that,

01:07:24.640 but the city of D.C.

01:07:25.820 lost a lawsuit and was forced to pay them out millions of dollars.

01:07:28.620 It's crazy.

01:07:29.460 Can we,

01:07:29.800 Portland,

01:07:29.960 the same thing.

01:07:30.380 Can we give some free advice to,

01:07:31.860 to,

01:07:32.320 to your audience?

01:07:32.900 I think between Garrett and I,

01:07:33.920 we could probably crowd between the two of us.

01:07:35.420 We could source just,

01:07:36.480 uh,

01:07:37.020 how not to get caught up into that because people are getting caught up in this web.

01:07:40.440 You mentioned that,

01:07:41.500 uh,

01:07:41.700 the sort of the tactic of going after domestic violent extremists,

01:07:44.220 domestic terrorists,

01:07:44.860 the way that they do it,

01:07:45.720 they,

01:07:45.960 they grab people.

01:07:46.640 It's morally equivalent to entrapment.

01:07:48.280 That's the way I call it.

01:07:49.200 It's morally equivalent.

01:07:50.360 If you saw it,

01:07:50.920 you'd go,

01:07:51.300 that's entrapment legally.

01:07:52.380 It's not right.

01:07:53.200 They can get away.

01:07:53.860 They skirt the boundaries because that's the way the DOJ. 0.99

01:07:55.820 Entrapment requires coercion.

01:07:57.340 We can give you a,

01:07:58.740 a real simple way to avoid this.

01:08:00.460 And,

01:08:00.620 and, 1.00

01:08:00.900 and your audience will laugh about how stupid this is, 1.00

01:08:02.760 but it's so simple. 1.00

01:08:03.820 Um,

01:08:04.340 you want to,

01:08:04.720 you want to give the,

01:08:05.220 the original,

01:08:05.700 uh,

01:08:06.060 recruiting idea,

01:08:06.740 how that comes up FBI or whoever will see some post or something you did online,

01:08:14.060 or maybe even on Xbox live or whatever.

01:08:16.800 And they'll hear you talking and let's say,

01:08:18.720 ah,

01:08:19.040 there's my mark.

01:08:20.080 And then they'll comment.

01:08:22.280 They'll try to build up a friendship with you online.

01:08:25.200 And eventually they will bump you more and more and more to,

01:08:29.020 to try to coerce you into doing something more.

01:08:32.680 And,

01:08:33.140 uh,

01:08:33.760 usually if they agree with,

01:08:35.140 if someone online agrees with every idea you have, 1.00

01:08:37.780 especially your worst and stupidest violent ones. 1.00

01:08:39.520 Yeah. 1.00

01:08:39.740 Yeah.

01:08:40.400 Uh,

01:08:41.160 they're probably a fed.

01:08:42.160 There's another piece to it though.

01:08:43.800 Cause people kind of know that.

01:08:44.560 Okay.

01:08:44.740 So it's like,

01:08:45.220 they agree with your,

01:08:45.900 your,

01:08:46.220 your worst ideas.

01:08:48.060 They encourage them.

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01:10:14.840 They're willing to help you enact that stupid idea and they're willing to do it for the exact 1.00

01:10:21.940 amount of money that you happen to have. 1.00

01:10:23.560 I use this absurd example all the time.

01:10:25.460 Let's say that Ian decided he's,

01:10:28.560 he's breaking bad.

01:10:29.760 He's filling the ammo can and he's going to go do some real violence.

01:10:33.000 And he's like,

01:10:33.480 what we need to do is take down the government.

01:10:35.220 They've been infringing our free.

01:10:36.200 They're going to make us do,

01:10:37.040 you know,

01:10:37.440 some kind of COVID tyranny.

01:10:39.160 Screw that.

01:10:39.540 I need a belt fed machine gun.

01:10:41.060 I need a thermal optic and I'm going to post outside of fill in the blank.

01:10:44.040 Truck pulls up and he pulls down.

01:10:46.360 Look at all these things you just said.

01:10:47.560 And so you're like,

01:10:48.280 you're like,

01:10:48.480 I need,

01:10:48.920 I need these things.

01:10:49.660 I need a fifth,

01:10:50.320 I need a $15,000 machine gun.

01:10:52.000 I need a $20,000 thermal optic on it.

01:10:53.820 And I want a suppressor.

01:10:54.560 That's going to handle that for another five grand.

01:10:55.980 So you've got $40,000 worth of equipment you need.

01:10:58.340 And then,

01:10:58.820 but you only have $800 in your bank account.

01:11:00.820 And then,

01:11:01.400 and then,

01:11:01.840 then your fed is going to be like,

01:11:03.180 he's like,

01:11:04.120 yeah,

01:11:04.320 bro.

01:11:04.580 He's like,

01:11:04.780 you're totally right.

01:11:05.360 Like,

01:11:05.440 we totally got to do it.

01:11:06.320 I know a dude,

01:11:07.000 it's probably going to be hot off a truck,

01:11:08.240 but he could get you all that stuff for like,

01:11:10.940 for like 800 bucks,

01:11:12.220 you know,

01:11:12.680 cause they know what's in your bank account.

01:11:13.960 Well,

01:11:13.980 so this is why on January 6th,

01:11:15.140 that's what you need to be a watch infower on January 6th. 1.00

01:11:17.240 So stupid. 1.00

01:11:17.800 They were chanting fed at Ray Epps. 1.00

01:11:19.360 Of course.

01:11:19.860 Cause he said to go in.

01:11:20.680 Yeah.

01:11:21.000 And I believe Mike Cernovich has pointed this out as well.

01:11:23.720 And I pointed out as well,

01:11:25.000 when we're having such tremendous victories,

01:11:27.060 like Bud Light losing $30 billion,

01:11:28.940 Target losing billions of dollars,

01:11:30.560 Liberty safe,

01:11:31.240 Disney Netflix.

01:11:32.560 I mean,

01:11:32.820 Liberty safe in panic over what they did.

01:11:34.820 And then you have the successes of sound of freedom.

01:11:36.860 You have the successes of Richmond,

01:11:37.840 North of Richmond.

01:11:38.420 These are massive cultural victories,

01:11:40.100 which will change the,

01:11:41.540 that will change the shape of this political conflict because politics is

01:11:44.220 downstream from culture. 1.00

01:11:45.280 Then you get someone coming in our super chat saying something stupid about 0.99

01:11:50.140 1776. 0.99

01:11:51.260 It's time.

01:11:51.960 We have to go do this.

01:11:52.720 And I'm like,

01:11:53.200 I'm like,

01:11:54.060 that's a fed,

01:11:54.900 like the key to victory right now.

01:11:57.260 I can't tell you what happens after 2024.

01:11:59.060 I don't know.

01:11:59.800 But right now the polls are showing Trump winning.

01:12:02.760 Yeah.

01:12:03.000 Democrats are in disarray.

01:12:04.360 Joe Biden's too old.

01:12:05.540 Even people that are, 0.89

01:12:06.480 that are leftists.

01:12:07.340 No,

01:12:07.640 like they look at their 401k and they're like,

01:12:09.340 I'm not going to be able to retire.

01:12:10.440 By the way,

01:12:10.800 housing prices have gone up 40% in four years.

01:12:13.640 This is not a sustainable thing.

01:12:15.120 No matter what you believe.

01:12:15.980 I'm sorry.

01:12:16.560 If,

01:12:16.660 if Bud Light loses $30 billion,

01:12:19.740 that shows that in the minds of the average person,

01:12:22.780 they are active in this culture war.

01:12:25.420 Let's like,

01:12:26.000 okay.

01:12:26.160 Bud Light,

01:12:26.680 the number one drink in the country,

01:12:27.660 not anymore,

01:12:28.300 but number one,

01:12:28.740 that means your average person is drinking it.

01:12:30.460 30,

01:12:31.000 30%

01:12:31.760 I ran a blue collar bar in the rural part of Kansas.

01:12:35.880 30%

01:12:36.600 from where you used to work.

01:12:37.820 If,

01:12:38.020 if,

01:12:38.360 so I,

01:12:38.720 I look at it this way.

01:12:39.980 Bud Light is a great indicator of what they say,

01:12:43.600 you got to go touch grass,

01:12:44.580 Tim,

01:12:44.740 you're too online.

01:12:45.500 Okay.

01:12:45.880 Well,

01:12:46.040 when 30% of Bud Light drinkers stop,

01:12:49.480 that shows,

01:12:50.520 let's just,

01:12:51.340 let's just do a one for one.

01:12:52.460 Bud Light is an average person kind of drink and they lost 30% of their market share.

01:12:56.740 30% of their sales.

01:12:58.220 Sounds to me like you could reasonably say 30% of,

01:13:01.980 it's a great polling metric,

01:13:03.260 by the way,

01:13:04.200 30% of the American people are paying attention to the point where they're politically active enough

01:13:08.480 to switch beers.

01:13:10.000 I'm telling you that,

01:13:11.140 that translates to everything else.

01:13:13.160 And it's measurable because beers are consumable.

01:13:15.200 It's not like,

01:13:15.660 it's like,

01:13:15.900 oh,

01:13:16.020 did they change car brands?

01:13:17.160 It's the consumable.

01:13:17.720 No,

01:13:17.740 like you're not going to get rid of your car because Toyota does something crazy.

01:13:20.140 It's like,

01:13:20.680 you got it,

01:13:21.320 you cracked it,

01:13:21.880 it's gone.

01:13:22.420 Are you going to buy more or are you going to go and get a yingling?

01:13:24.560 Are you going to go and buy like a Coors or something else?

01:13:26.820 Like you're going to change brands.

01:13:28.020 They say,

01:13:28.400 it's immediately measurable.

01:13:29.220 They say beer is the reason for human civilization.

01:13:32.760 That when humans that were nomadic figured out how to create beer,

01:13:38.460 they had to stop traveling around to create it.

01:13:41.720 For the fermentation.

01:13:42.180 For the fermentation.

01:13:43.300 It was like,

01:13:43.620 hey,

01:13:43.700 we figured this thing out.

01:13:44.440 This stuff rocks.

01:13:45.260 We got to sit here for five days.

01:13:47.000 Exactly.

01:13:47.340 And then maybe another one or two after that.

01:13:48.880 This river is really good too.

01:13:49.940 And then what happened was they were like,

01:13:51.560 we need more of this grain to make more of this.

01:13:54.080 Let's start planting it.

01:13:55.020 This is going to take a while.

01:13:55.680 So that may be,

01:13:57.020 may or may not be just myth and apocryphal or whatever.

01:13:59.340 Do you remember Mitch Hedberg?

01:14:00.220 Do you remember the comedians?

01:14:01.400 Right.

01:14:01.780 He does this thing about when.

01:14:03.920 Yeah.

01:14:04.360 So he's from Austin.

01:14:05.380 I live in Austin.

01:14:06.100 I love Mitch.

01:14:06.880 And like one of the,

01:14:07.560 of course he's,

01:14:08.220 he's passed away.

01:14:08.860 But one of the funny,

01:14:09.380 great things he says is when someone mishears you and you order a scrambled eggs or you

01:14:13.600 order a,

01:14:14.040 like a chicken breast or something.

01:14:15.180 He's like,

01:14:15.400 I want a chicken sandwich.

01:14:16.180 And the lady's like, 1.00

01:14:16.840 yeah,

01:14:16.940 how do you want your eggs?

01:14:17.720 And he's like,

01:14:18.160 oh,

01:14:19.020 I want them laid and, 0.81

01:14:23.220 and then,

01:14:23.720 and then fertilized and then cracked and then scrambled or whatever.

01:14:28.200 He says like a raisin and fertilized and then like hatched and then like moved on.

01:14:31.400 He goes through the whole process.

01:14:32.140 He goes,

01:14:32.460 he goes, 1.00

01:14:32.900 screw it. 0.99

01:14:33.560 Scrambled. 0.54

01:14:33.940 You know,

01:14:34.100 like I'll just take it how it is.

01:14:35.120 It's like those people had to make that decision when the grain was planted.

01:14:37.700 It's like, 1.00

01:14:38.040 oh shit, 1.00

01:14:38.540 I guess we're going to be here for a season. 1.00

01:14:39.620 But,

01:14:39.820 but my point with all of that is,

01:14:40.840 it makes sense.

01:14:41.780 I don't,

01:14:42.340 I,

01:14:42.500 I,

01:14:42.920 I don't understand why people are like,

01:14:44.920 we,

01:14:45.140 you,

01:14:45.820 I can't just,

01:14:46.500 we're not losing.

01:14:47.760 Disney lost a billion dollars on their last 10 releases or whatever.

01:14:50.440 Netflix was bleeding out subscribers.

01:14:52.300 You're seeing,

01:14:53.140 uh,

01:14:54.080 these,

01:14:55.180 these like BlackRock trying to say,

01:14:56.660 no,

01:14:56.760 no,

01:14:56.860 no,

01:14:56.920 we're not doing ESG.

01:14:57.600 We're not doing ESG because investors,

01:14:58.940 change the name.

01:14:59.780 Of course,

01:15:00.260 of course,

01:15:00.520 they still want to do it,

01:15:01.220 but I'm saying they're scared of,

01:15:03.920 of what's being said.

01:15:04.800 You look at the,

01:15:05.580 the,

01:15:05.780 the victories in terms of,

01:15:07.560 uh,

01:15:07.840 parental rights and education bills,

01:15:09.360 you look at gun rights.

01:15:10.820 How many states are constitutional carry?

01:15:12.800 Look what they just did in New Mexico.

01:15:14.200 What a,

01:15:14.780 I know what a panic step on a landmine that you didn't know was there.

01:15:17.780 And then she tries again.

01:15:18.980 They,

01:15:19.300 they look,

01:15:20.120 if you want to go find a place that is going to be,

01:15:21.880 uh,

01:15:22.440 full blue,

01:15:23.760 the bluest place you can find Democrat trifecta.

01:15:26.420 Okay.

01:15:26.880 New Mexico.

01:15:27.700 You want to find the one thing that you can piss everybody off on in that

01:15:30.460 state that is full of ranchers and outdoorsmen and people that go

01:15:33.160 hunting,

01:15:33.620 go with their gun rights. 0.53

01:15:35.920 So ultimately my point comes to winning does not mean one.

01:15:40.080 It does not mean that everything's over.

01:15:41.820 It means we have all of these victories,

01:15:44.080 which are accomplished through recording podcasts,

01:15:47.200 making jokes,

01:15:48.640 selling alternate beers.

01:15:50.540 The daily wire sells chocolate and razors.

01:15:52.880 And all of these things contribute to a change in culture,

01:15:55.460 which is routing the extremists on the left for someone to come out and

01:15:59.320 claim that,

01:16:00.460 that it's,

01:16:01.500 it there's,

01:16:02.000 that there's a requirement for something is you're fed for what it's

01:16:06.040 worth.

01:16:06.200 It doesn't mean that it doesn't get really bad for a while.

01:16:08.540 No,

01:16:08.700 of course,

01:16:09.040 people should understand that.

01:16:10.120 Like if you're not,

01:16:10.720 if you're not looking around and going like,

01:16:12.660 where are my exits?

01:16:13.340 This is,

01:16:13.800 yeah,

01:16:13.880 you need to know your exits.

01:16:14.800 You need to know what your plan is.

01:16:15.960 You better figure out how you can go for a couple of days without food.

01:16:18.100 You might need a water purifier.

01:16:19.240 Like you might like,

01:16:20.060 and it's probably the people that are in the places that are least prepared.

01:16:22.280 Like if you're in an urban area and there's a lot of like,

01:16:24.560 that's where population density equals danger.

01:16:26.800 In my opinion,

01:16:27.500 let me put it this way.

01:16:28.180 At this point,

01:16:28.860 you guys are good out here.

01:16:29.760 This is a better spot.

01:16:30.620 The,

01:16:30.780 the,

01:16:30.980 the,

01:16:31.180 the,

01:16:31.440 the decree from the governor of New Mexico is a threat of force and

01:16:35.160 violence against you from the state.

01:16:37.300 If you try to exercise your rights and she lost,

01:16:39.940 we didn't have to do anything to gain those rights other than vote,

01:16:44.100 file the paperwork by,

01:16:45.960 by a different beer,

01:16:46.920 just by living and being successful.

01:16:49.040 And the conservatives who had more kids than liberals,

01:16:51.420 we are entering a place where all of these victories are happening.

01:16:54.600 It did not used to be the case up until like 2008 that you could,

01:16:57.580 DC versus Heller,

01:16:58.780 where you actually had the modern version of,

01:17:00.920 of gun rights.

01:17:01.420 You could carry a weapon wherever you want.

01:17:02.800 And this,

01:17:03.440 and then you,

01:17:03.800 you actually had the,

01:17:04.720 the,

01:17:04.900 the more recent Supreme court ruling victory,

01:17:07.760 victory,

01:17:08.060 victory,

01:17:08.320 victory.

01:17:08.540 It's all procedural.

01:17:09.960 Donald Trump gets elected three Supreme court justices sitting back,

01:17:13.400 succeeding,

01:17:14.080 having a family,

01:17:15.040 protecting,

01:17:15.700 speaking,

01:17:16.160 protecting your family,

01:17:17.240 speaking out for what you believe in is leading to victories across the

01:17:20.220 board.

01:17:20.540 And then you get people coming out,

01:17:22.100 arguing for violence.

01:17:22.840 And I'm like,

01:17:23.280 you're a fan.

01:17:23.860 Yeah.

01:17:24.180 You're a leftist.

01:17:24.920 We're outbreeding them by the way.

01:17:26.480 Garrett and I just by ourselves.

01:17:27.640 Like I got a general question.

01:17:29.620 He's got four for both of you guys having served in the FBI.

01:17:31.940 Like,

01:17:32.400 do you think there's value to have a secret police force in the United States?

01:17:37.280 No,

01:17:37.680 I used to,

01:17:38.260 I'd swear there's like, 0.99

01:17:39.520 like it's the scariest shit you could ever have. 1.00

01:17:41.860 Because other countries have them too. 0.99

01:17:44.260 So if we don't have one,

01:17:45.280 we're basically with our pants down geopolitically.

01:17:47.480 So I understand,

01:17:48.120 but it's when it gets turned inward that it becomes an issue.

01:17:50.460 Is there a way to have one without turning it inward?

01:17:52.640 No,

01:17:52.940 of course not.

01:17:53.500 It's like,

01:17:53.840 it's the ring of power.

01:17:54.860 Okay.

01:17:55.460 For,

01:17:55.740 and I grew up reading Tolkien,

01:17:57.640 it's the ring of power.

01:17:58.700 Everyone thinks they can wield it.

01:17:59.780 Everyone thinks I have the moral character.

01:18:01.060 Let's say you can,

01:18:01.920 but your son can't.

01:18:02.920 You pass it down to the next generation.

01:18:04.260 Someone's going to fail in that line of dynasty.

01:18:06.280 It cannot be wielded.

01:18:07.380 I actually had this conversation with Seb Gorka,

01:18:09.380 who was actually an instructor for counterterrorism resources.

01:18:12.180 He would teach FBI analysts and agents how to understand terrorist ideology.

01:18:17.140 And so Seb's kind of a neat guy.

01:18:18.520 He's also a gun guy,

01:18:19.300 which I like a lot.

01:18:20.220 And so the two of us were talking about this and he said,

01:18:21.740 I can't even brag to my European friends anymore that we don't have a secret police.

01:18:25.480 The FBI is an intelligence agency first,

01:18:29.280 primarily,

01:18:30.000 you know how I know it?

01:18:30.940 Because they told us you can actually go your,

01:18:33.240 your,

01:18:33.480 your viewers can go on.

01:18:34.840 They can search what's called the DIOG.

01:18:36.340 It's the domestic investigations operation guide.

01:18:39.080 That is the FBI playbook on how they institute investigations.

01:18:42.140 And most of it is unredacted.

01:18:43.100 They can easier than that.

01:18:44.200 I'm on FBI.gov right now.

01:18:45.680 There's a timeline,

01:18:46.980 the section 2001 to 2008.

01:18:48.880 It literally says for the FBI and the nation,

01:18:51.960 a new era of national security had begun.

01:18:54.520 And then it gets into more about nine 11 and how Intel needs to be the most important here,

01:18:59.360 right here.

01:18:59.900 The key to that new mandate,

01:19:01.280 director Mueller knew was intelligence,

01:19:02.880 the Holy grail of national security work,

01:19:04.600 the ability to collect and connect the dots,

01:19:06.680 to know your enemies and the threats they pose inside and out,

01:19:09.000 to harm everyone from leaders in the oval office to police officers on the street,

01:19:11.760 blah,

01:19:11.900 blah,

01:19:12.000 blah,

01:19:12.140 blah,

01:19:12.220 blah.

01:19:12.820 They,

01:19:13.160 I mean,

01:19:13.740 come up and tell you.

01:19:15.020 It's right there.

01:19:15.620 I just went to FBI to go.

01:19:16.680 It says what we investigate intelligence is a,

01:19:18.600 is a,

01:19:18.960 it's the primary thing.

01:19:20.060 When you look at the dialogue,

01:19:21.100 which tells you how you can open a case,

01:19:22.840 what the predication has to be,

01:19:24.100 what the,

01:19:24.460 what the levels of cases are.

01:19:25.720 We do things that are called,

01:19:26.720 there's no probes,

01:19:27.420 by the way,

01:19:27.700 you'll be shocked to learn this of all the FBI probes that you've read about in,

01:19:30.800 in headlines.

01:19:31.940 There's no such thing as an FBI probe.

01:19:33.320 It's either an assessment,

01:19:34.520 which there are multiple types or it's an investigation.

01:19:36.920 And the investigations are either a preliminary or a full.

01:19:40.620 That's it.

01:19:41.300 Those are the three things,

01:19:42.200 assessment,

01:19:42.880 preliminary,

01:19:43.380 full,

01:19:43.800 and all of those,

01:19:45.240 the first thing they say it's FBI as intelligence agency is the number one thing they talk about.

01:19:50.680 Then they run through it.

01:19:51.620 Then it goes FBI as a law enforcement.

01:19:53.800 The FBI was originally called something else.

01:19:55.580 It was called the Bureau of Investigation.

01:19:56.940 They lie about when they were founded.

01:19:58.680 The Bureau of Investigation was founded in 1908.

01:20:01.060 Okay.

01:20:01.720 It was founded in 1908 in 1934 or 35.

01:20:04.540 It became the federal Bureau of Investigation.

01:20:06.520 This was all under Hoover.

01:20:07.420 The same guy ran it,

01:20:08.360 but they changed names.

01:20:09.460 Go look at the United States air force.

01:20:11.260 It was originally called the army air corps.

01:20:13.180 The first day of the army air corps turning into the air force is the air force birthday.

01:20:17.980 They don't claim like,

01:20:19.060 well,

01:20:19.140 we were created during world war two in the 1944.

01:20:21.840 They're like,

01:20:22.340 no,

01:20:22.640 they claim it's either 1947 or 48.

01:20:24.940 My air force friends are going to be pissed at me that I don't remember.

01:20:26.980 But in September of 47 or 48,

01:20:29.460 I believe the air force became the air force by decree and it became something else.

01:20:34.540 Look at the DOD.

01:20:35.600 It used to be called the Department of War.

01:20:37.440 When it became the Department of Defense,

01:20:38.980 it had a new birthday.

01:20:40.260 When you change your name and become a new entity,

01:20:42.260 you get a new birthday.

01:20:43.420 The FBI claims 1908 and it's lying.

01:20:45.200 Well,

01:20:45.340 here's what,

01:20:45.820 here's what,

01:20:46.700 I call it the Department of Offense.

01:20:50.460 So,

01:20:51.240 the history of the FBI says,

01:20:52.400 in 1896,

01:20:53.140 the National Bureau of Criminal Identification was founded,

01:20:55.520 providing agencies across the country with information to identify known criminals.

01:20:58.820 The 1901 assassination of William McKinley,

01:21:01.400 President William McKinley created a perception that the United States was under threat from anarchists.

01:21:05.960 The DOJ and labor have been keeping records on anarchists for a year,

01:21:09.900 but for years,

01:21:10.800 but Theodore Roosevelt wanted more power to do so.

01:21:13.460 The Justice Department,

01:21:14.300 like a secret police.

01:21:15.300 I don't know.

01:21:15.540 Well,

01:21:15.900 so what it says is on May 27,

01:21:17.640 1908,

01:21:18.400 Congress forbade this use of treasury employees,

01:21:21.200 the secret service,

01:21:21.720 by the Justice Department,

01:21:23.040 citing fears that the new agency would serve as a secret police department.

01:21:26.400 Again,

01:21:26.820 at Roosevelt's urging,

01:21:27.760 Bonaparte moved to organize a formal Bureau of Investigation,

01:21:30.260 which would then have its own staff of special agents.

01:21:32.940 So,

01:21:33.380 how are you,

01:21:34.660 you're saying that they've been around for a lot longer than that.

01:21:36.600 19,

01:21:36.760 well,

01:21:36.900 no,

01:21:37.000 they came around in 1908.

01:21:38.060 That was when it became the Bureau of Investigation.

01:21:39.640 So,

01:21:39.840 you went back into the,

01:21:40.880 into the 19th century.

01:21:42.220 That was the initial,

01:21:43.140 that was like them basically trying to figure out all their patterns of crimes.

01:21:46.020 They were first learning about how to do fingerprints and stuff like that.

01:21:48.100 That's what Hoover was famous for.

01:21:49.120 He basically got the,

01:21:49.860 the first national archives of fingerprints,

01:21:51.700 and things.

01:21:52.380 So,

01:21:52.520 he was organizing that.

01:21:53.640 And he was a young,

01:21:54.380 ambitious guy.

01:21:55.260 The Attorney General Bonaparte basically has this created as the Bureau of Investigation,

01:21:58.840 1908.

01:21:59.580 The FBI claims that as their birthday,

01:22:01.720 1908,

01:22:02.400 because it gives them legitimacy.

01:22:03.640 They're only 89 years old,

01:22:04.800 but they want to claim to be over 100 years old.

01:22:06.480 Right.

01:22:06.580 Why would you do that?

01:22:07.320 For legitimacy.

01:22:08.320 For that patina of legitimacy,

01:22:10.080 which I think they have shown up.

01:22:10.760 So,

01:22:10.900 what's their real birth date?

01:22:12.540 1934 or 35.

01:22:13.480 I think it's 1935 Act of Congress.

01:22:14.900 They say the creation of the FBI was 1933.

01:22:17.580 The Bureau of Investigation was linked to the Bureau of Prohibition,

01:22:20.020 rechristened to the Division of Investigation.

01:22:22.040 It became an independent service.

01:22:23.000 So,

01:22:23.120 there was one year where it was called something else,

01:22:24.700 and then the FBI specifically,

01:22:26.060 35.

01:22:26.560 35,

01:22:26.960 you're correct.

01:22:27.420 Yep.

01:22:27.600 Yeah.

01:22:27.800 So,

01:22:27.940 that's the real birthday.

01:22:28.860 And if you're an honest agency,

01:22:29.900 why would you lie about your birthday?

01:22:31.300 You know what?

01:22:31.700 Meet a woman and ask her what her birthday is.

01:22:33.240 If she lies about that,

01:22:33.940 she's going to lie about other things.

01:22:34.840 That's weird.

01:22:35.500 That's a weird thing to do.

01:22:36.200 They could argue 1896,

01:22:39.440 according to the...

01:22:40.420 Well,

01:22:40.580 they might.

01:22:40.940 Don't give them any ideas.

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01:24:08.240 Can we or will we?

01:24:12.520 Well, I mean, so let me put it this way.

01:24:14.720 There are a lot of people who say abolish.

01:24:16.120 A lot of people say defund.

01:24:17.520 And the reason I bring it up

01:24:18.740 is because there have been arguments made

01:24:20.080 that the president can, by executive order,

01:24:21.820 just say no more FBI.

01:24:22.960 That's the vague claim.

01:24:24.620 It's part of the executive branch.

01:24:25.900 So I think, yeah, there's a groundwork

01:24:27.640 that could be laid for that.

01:24:29.140 I don't think it's going to happen.

01:24:30.320 Would that even be a good idea?

01:24:31.540 Yeah, for sure.

01:24:32.480 You think so?

01:24:32.940 Here's why.

01:24:33.760 Let me throw why. 0.62

01:24:35.360 In 2020, under the COVID hysteria,

01:24:37.620 my field office,

01:24:38.880 which was the second biggest field office

01:24:40.560 in the country, I think.

01:24:42.300 I think Washington Field is the second biggest.

01:24:43.780 It's New York.

01:24:44.680 And then it's either LA or DC.

01:24:47.540 One of the two.

01:24:48.120 Top three.

01:24:48.720 Doesn't matter.

01:24:49.760 They told everybody in the biggest thing

01:24:51.620 that if you listen to Attorney General Garland yesterday,

01:24:53.780 is it yesterday that he was talking

01:24:54.760 or is it the day before?

01:24:55.580 Two before.

01:24:56.100 So Wednesday, when he was talking,

01:24:57.320 he said the most important things the FBI does

01:24:59.240 are all national security related.

01:25:00.640 That's what he said.

01:25:01.520 His words, not mine.

01:25:02.360 I don't care.

01:25:02.740 They shut down national security in Washington, DC.

01:25:06.180 They had the national security agents

01:25:07.880 of which there were probably a couple hundred

01:25:10.220 working on all the threats

01:25:12.040 in the national capital region,

01:25:13.140 which you would think would be a big deal.

01:25:14.380 All the spies, all the traitors,

01:25:16.020 all the terrorists try to do bad things.

01:25:18.000 They had them show up for 30 minutes a day,

01:25:20.520 two times a week.

01:25:21.380 They took a 50 hour a week job.

01:25:23.560 They made it one hour a week.

01:25:24.760 And did you see anything crazy happen in 2020?

01:25:28.200 Nobody did.

01:25:29.300 Nobody popped off.

01:25:30.440 The Chinese still stole our technology. 1.00

01:25:31.940 They do that anyway.

01:25:32.460 They do it all day.

01:25:33.260 We didn't see some massive surge

01:25:35.400 of the Klan coming over and taking over anything.

01:25:38.280 Like we just watched what happened

01:25:39.860 when you take them down from doing their job

01:25:42.020 to doing no job for one hour a week.

01:25:44.000 And apparently we could reduce the FBI by 50, 50X.

01:25:48.940 Not like, not a small amount.

01:25:50.920 You could destroy that in that area

01:25:52.740 and nothing happened.

01:25:53.860 And nobody knew about it.

01:25:54.940 In the same way that when we had

01:25:55.980 a quote unquote government shutdown

01:25:57.060 and people don't go to work.

01:25:58.460 Nobody noticed.

01:25:59.240 Nobody notices.

01:25:59.820 If you work like the things

01:26:01.400 that touch you for government

01:26:02.400 are your local government.

01:26:03.660 If the police stopped enforcing

01:26:04.940 speed laws around you,

01:26:05.960 people would do weird stuff.

01:26:07.320 If they stopped investigating burglaries,

01:26:08.920 people would get burgled.

01:26:09.980 If you stopped investigating

01:26:11.020 any of the things that are close by to you,

01:26:12.920 either your police department

01:26:14.080 or your sheriff's deputies,

01:26:15.120 if they weren't doing their job,

01:26:16.400 you would freaking notice.

01:26:17.640 You can see it in places like Baltimore.

01:26:19.440 You saw it in Ferguson.

01:26:20.600 I know you guys have some experience

01:26:21.620 with seeing that stuff.

01:26:22.340 When that happens, it gets rowdy.

01:26:24.440 When you take away the feds,

01:26:25.940 they still don't investigate

01:26:27.360 your million dollar fraud.

01:26:28.300 And you still won't notice it.

01:26:30.040 It doesn't matter.

01:26:31.240 So what you could do

01:26:32.200 is you could take that $11 billion,

01:26:33.920 that nine to $11 billion a year

01:26:36.140 that we spent on the FBI.

01:26:37.220 And what if you put that into a program

01:26:38.720 where we cross deputized

01:26:40.180 senior state police officers

01:26:41.760 who have like a lot of time on the job

01:26:43.180 and have been doing things well.

01:26:44.400 And you said,

01:26:45.080 not only do you have state authorities,

01:26:46.540 which means they're going to be

01:26:47.540 accountable to an attorney general

01:26:48.820 that's elected in their state.

01:26:49.940 That's good.

01:26:50.920 You say not only that,

01:26:52.480 but what if we just said

01:26:53.520 you're cross deputized

01:26:54.700 under Title 21 and Title 18

01:26:56.080 to pursue federal crimes as well.

01:26:57.920 So now your state police

01:26:58.800 have the ability to bring a case

01:27:00.120 to the Justice Department

01:27:01.400 and say, hey,

01:27:01.960 we're going to prosecute this federally.

01:27:03.220 This is a federal crime

01:27:03.860 across the state lines

01:27:04.580 and I'm deputized to do so.

01:27:06.400 But let's say it doesn't cross state lines.

01:27:08.060 Now they have the state authority. 0.99

01:27:09.240 And if that person sucks, 0.99

01:27:10.760 they have to theoretically answer 1.00

01:27:12.060 to their attorney general

01:27:12.800 who actually is elected.

01:27:13.980 So you would have 50 independent laboratories

01:27:15.760 of good ideas

01:27:16.780 instead of one centrally run one

01:27:18.360 out of D.C. with Chris Ray,

01:27:20.120 who's a guy who was making $9.2 million

01:27:21.980 the year before he started working

01:27:23.260 as the FBI director.

01:27:24.320 Wow, what was he doing?

01:27:25.220 He's a lawyer.

01:27:25.820 He's a white shoe lawyer.

01:27:26.600 He was the guy that fixed

01:27:27.420 Chris Christie's bridge gay scandal.

01:27:29.100 Do people know that?

01:27:29.780 And Chris Christie is the guy

01:27:30.800 who recommended Ray to President Trump.

01:27:33.240 So you got a guy

01:27:34.360 who was making $9.2 million

01:27:35.680 the year before he became the FBI director

01:27:37.500 and now he makes $235,000 a year.

01:27:40.580 Does anyone have any problems

01:27:41.680 with what went on there?

01:27:42.880 Why would you do that?

01:27:43.920 Can any of you imagine

01:27:44.680 walking away from $9 million a year

01:27:46.700 and taking the decimal point

01:27:47.740 at the end of your salary?

01:27:49.100 You're bringing in like $750 a month

01:27:51.540 or something like that?

01:27:52.400 Yeah, that's some social capital right there.

01:27:54.200 There's something very big happening there

01:27:55.820 and you know how I know

01:27:56.480 that he's not committed to it?

01:27:57.620 He's a prince now.

01:27:58.420 Yeah, I call him politically appointed princes.

01:28:00.160 He flies around in a private jet

01:28:01.520 that the American taxpayer funded.

01:28:03.100 It's a $60 million aircraft,

01:28:04.840 a Gulfstream 550.

01:28:06.300 I did a piece with Brandon Dre

01:28:07.700 over at Daily Wire.

01:28:08.860 We wrote a whole expose.

01:28:09.760 They could impeach him over that alone.

01:28:11.360 The way that he uses

01:28:12.240 the private jet of the FBI,

01:28:13.400 he flies around.

01:28:14.040 Do you want to know

01:28:14.460 what he actually pays back?

01:28:16.400 Because he has to fund

01:28:17.660 his personal travel.

01:28:18.980 He has a security detail

01:28:20.080 that drives him in a motorcade

01:28:21.200 down to a plane.

01:28:22.220 He's so lazy about this stuff 0.99

01:28:23.660 and he's so arrogant 0.96

01:28:24.480 that Chris Ray has the jet

01:28:26.040 which lives in Manassas, Virginia.

01:28:27.420 You guys know where that is.

01:28:28.300 It flies to DCA, Reagan.

01:28:30.920 It lands.

01:28:31.780 It costs us $2,500 as a taxpayer

01:28:33.980 to land at DCA

01:28:34.860 just for the runway fee

01:28:35.740 for the private jet.

01:28:36.360 That's like...

01:28:37.000 Plus whatever it costs

01:28:37.720 for a 30-minute flight

01:28:38.700 from Manassas to Virginia.

01:28:39.780 It's like 41 miles.

01:28:41.300 Yeah.

01:28:41.740 Okay.

01:28:42.140 It flies 41 miles

01:28:43.420 to meet him closer

01:28:44.420 so he doesn't have to sit

01:28:45.340 on Route 66,

01:28:46.440 on US 66

01:28:47.320 and drive out

01:28:47.980 to where the hangar is.

01:28:49.280 Suburbs.

01:28:49.920 I'm like, what a minute.

01:28:50.640 Correct.

01:28:50.940 That's just the suburbs.

01:28:51.840 It flies to him at DCA.

01:28:53.640 He gets on the plane

01:28:54.740 and then he flies

01:28:55.680 to wherever he goes

01:28:56.580 usually home to Atlanta.

01:28:58.060 That two-minute flight?

01:28:59.180 It's between 15 and 20 minutes

01:29:01.620 depending on the pattern.

01:29:02.540 To fly?

01:29:03.260 Oh, because you can't

01:29:04.040 just go up and down.

01:29:04.560 Right.

01:29:04.980 You don't just direct flight.

01:29:05.940 You have to fly up

01:29:06.640 then you have to fly

01:29:07.320 into the pattern

01:29:07.880 then you have to fly

01:29:08.620 around DCA

01:29:09.220 then you land.

01:29:09.960 So it's short as 13 minutes

01:29:11.620 as long as like 21 or 22 minutes.

01:29:13.240 People can actually go

01:29:14.040 check out this plane

01:29:15.020 in real time.

01:29:15.840 It's a government aircraft

01:29:16.520 we all play for.

01:29:17.160 Look, man.

01:29:17.640 Traffic around DC, oof.

01:29:19.540 Right.

01:29:19.820 41 miles could be not in half.

01:29:21.020 So $10,000 per flight

01:29:22.520 is what I've been told

01:29:23.260 the estimate is

01:29:24.060 between wear and tear

01:29:24.880 in the aircraft

01:29:25.460 the cost of operating the crew

01:29:27.300 the crew rest

01:29:28.200 that they get from the flight

01:29:29.120 and the fact that we pay

01:29:30.080 $2,500 in fuel

01:29:31.280 and everything else

01:29:31.820 $2,500 just to touch down

01:29:33.060 on the runway.

01:29:33.760 People can actually check it out.

01:29:34.960 It's all aircraft

01:29:36.460 have a tail number

01:29:37.180 and his is November 708

01:29:39.380 Juliet Hotel.

01:29:40.580 November 708 JH.

01:29:42.600 That is our jet

01:29:43.820 that the FBI flies

01:29:44.860 for Chris Wray.

01:29:45.720 It was bought under $60 million

01:29:47.440 with the counterterrorism resources.

01:29:49.360 It is supposed to be used

01:29:50.180 for the counterterrorism

01:29:51.380 investigation teams

01:29:52.320 that go around

01:29:52.740 and pick up

01:29:53.140 like let's say

01:29:53.940 a big shooting happens.

01:29:55.120 Let's say Las Vegas happens.

01:29:57.180 You're supposed to fly

01:29:57.900 an evidence team

01:29:58.560 in that jet

01:29:59.200 out there to do it

01:29:59.860 but they have to wait

01:30:00.760 until Chris Wray

01:30:01.360 is done using it

01:30:02.080 because he uses it

01:30:02.920 to fly home to Atlanta

01:30:03.800 where his family lives

01:30:05.120 and he lives.

01:30:06.200 He's a geo bachelor 1.00

01:30:07.120 five, six days out of the week

01:30:08.820 because he didn't even commit

01:30:10.100 after appointed for 10 years

01:30:11.620 he didn't even commit

01:30:12.500 to living in DC

01:30:13.080 with his family.

01:30:13.600 His wife still lives

01:30:14.360 outside of Atlanta.

01:30:15.160 So if you go look

01:30:16.000 at the flight aware

01:30:16.700 which people can do publicly

01:30:17.780 it's like a free resource.

01:30:19.120 You could pull up

01:30:19.740 where that jet goes

01:30:20.440 and here's what it does.

01:30:21.340 On a Friday afternoon

01:30:22.500 it flies from Manassas

01:30:24.640 to Reagan Airport.

01:30:26.000 It lands.

01:30:27.460 He gets on it.

01:30:28.740 It flies him

01:30:29.520 to Fulton County

01:30:30.540 down outside of Atlanta.

01:30:32.780 He gets off it.

01:30:33.920 It flies back to Atlanta.

01:30:35.100 It sits there

01:30:35.700 for the weekend.

01:30:37.240 Then it flies back

01:30:38.240 on Monday morning

01:30:38.780 and picks him up

01:30:39.300 or Sunday night.

01:30:40.300 Then it flies him

01:30:41.200 back to DCA

01:30:42.280 drops him off

01:30:43.520 because it's closer

01:30:44.000 to the office.

01:30:44.760 Then it flies back

01:30:45.360 to Manassas

01:30:45.880 where it lives.

01:30:46.820 So we now have

01:30:47.540 six flights

01:30:48.780 for a man

01:30:49.340 to basically just fly

01:30:50.520 home.

01:30:51.140 Home.

01:30:51.960 And do you know

01:30:52.640 what he pays for that?

01:30:53.280 Because that's private travel.

01:30:54.260 That's personal travel.

01:30:54.960 He has to reimburse

01:30:55.560 the American taxpayer.

01:30:56.440 Do you know what he pays?

01:30:56.960 What?

01:30:57.300 Like 200 bucks

01:30:58.000 because he finds

01:30:58.980 whatever the cheapest

01:30:59.640 one-way flight is

01:31:00.640 or the cheapest round trip

01:31:01.860 on Spirit Airlines

01:31:02.740 and that's what he's responsible

01:31:04.080 for paying out of his pocket.

01:31:05.300 So he pays

01:31:06.040 the commercial equivalent

01:31:07.540 to the region.

01:31:08.540 It could be a Spirit Airlines

01:31:09.600 flight from Baltimore

01:31:10.480 to like near Atlanta

01:31:11.900 and that's what he has to pay.

01:31:13.380 It has to be in the same region.

01:31:14.360 It doesn't even have to be

01:31:14.960 the same airports

01:31:15.640 because he flies

01:31:16.300 into the private jet terminal.

01:31:17.760 The dude is paying

01:31:18.560 like 200 bucks

01:31:19.220 a flight

01:31:20.600 for a round trip

01:31:21.800 that costs

01:31:22.600 the American taxpayer

01:31:23.460 probably upwards

01:31:24.240 of like $50,000 or more.

01:31:25.980 Sounds like corruption.

01:31:26.700 It sounds like a really good deal

01:31:27.960 if you can get it.

01:31:28.640 That's why he thinks

01:31:29.120 he's a prince.

01:31:29.560 On top of that

01:31:30.080 he's got all sorts

01:31:31.140 of strap hangers

01:31:31.900 who go with him everywhere.

01:31:33.280 He's got his own

01:31:33.960 security detail

01:31:34.740 and if you're going

01:31:35.580 for multiple days

01:31:36.360 you're taking multiple ships

01:31:37.680 because those guys

01:31:38.180 aren't working 24 hours a day

01:31:39.420 but there has to be

01:31:40.500 a security detail awake

01:31:41.760 on him and his house

01:31:43.120 or wherever he is

01:31:44.120 his hotel

01:31:44.840 wherever he is in the world

01:31:46.080 24 hours a day.

01:31:47.500 You got the flight crew

01:31:48.760 who now they're in Atlanta

01:31:49.720 over the weekend.

01:31:50.400 All these people

01:31:50.860 are getting paid

01:31:51.580 overtime

01:31:52.380 for working the weekend

01:31:53.660 or weekend differential pay

01:31:55.420 and night shift pay

01:31:56.440 and all sorts of

01:31:57.620 bonus pay for

01:31:59.020 They bring in 1.00

01:31:59.320 the local SWAT teams

01:32:00.140 because those guys

01:32:00.680 exhaust all the hours

01:32:01.600 where they can

01:32:01.960 at some point in time

01:32:02.880 if you're a federal agent

01:32:04.020 you actually make

01:32:04.960 you do enough overtime

01:32:05.900 and there's only

01:32:06.780 the people that are

01:32:07.340 basically on protective

01:32:08.020 details get it

01:32:08.720 but if you work

01:32:09.580 enough overtime hours

01:32:10.560 you eventually start

01:32:11.280 working for free

01:32:12.020 because there's a cap

01:32:13.220 at 174,000 and change

01:32:15.400 or 176,000 changes

01:32:16.800 year to year

01:32:17.200 like a little bit

01:32:17.840 but once you hit

01:32:18.700 that amount of numbers

01:32:19.400 you can't make

01:32:20.260 any more money

01:32:20.880 so when you're

01:32:21.300 working overtime

01:32:21.820 they're actually not

01:32:22.400 paying you the overtime

01:32:23.220 rate

01:32:23.460 you're just doing it

01:32:23.960 for free

01:32:24.240 and so at some point

01:32:25.520 in time

01:32:25.760 those guys don't

01:32:26.320 want to work for free

01:32:27.020 so they bring in

01:32:27.740 local SWAT teams

01:32:28.380 which Garrett was on

01:32:29.040 the SWAT team

01:32:29.480 in Kansas City

01:32:30.020 and they'll bring in

01:32:30.980 the SWAT team

01:32:31.540 who gets overtime pay

01:32:32.540 so they can spread

01:32:33.320 the love around

01:32:33.860 so that everybody

01:32:34.400 gets paid overtime

01:32:35.260 basically just sitting

01:32:36.280 in a van

01:32:36.680 like hanging out

01:32:37.280 waiting for the FBI

01:32:38.020 director to wake up

01:32:38.740 I think it's beyond

01:32:39.800 just the FBI

01:32:40.440 I think

01:32:40.940 oh for sure

01:32:41.540 we're looking at

01:32:42.800 just the degradation

01:32:44.720 of our institutions

01:32:45.660 it has become

01:32:47.540 someone tweeted out

01:32:50.520 no one is trying

01:32:52.360 to solve the problems

01:32:53.180 they're trying to get

01:32:53.680 wealthy enough

01:32:54.260 so the problems

01:32:54.740 don't affect them

01:32:55.360 do you want to know

01:32:56.100 what was on my screensaver

01:32:56.920 when I was sitting

01:32:57.900 my last couple days

01:32:58.700 in the office

01:32:59.140 which probably didn't help

01:33:00.680 I had one of those

01:33:01.760 demotivator posters

01:33:03.040 that was like

01:33:03.680 tiled across my

01:33:04.860 unclassified computer

01:33:05.680 and it said

01:33:06.560 government

01:33:07.680 if you think

01:33:08.520 we have problems

01:33:09.120 you should see

01:33:09.560 our solutions

01:33:10.160 that was number one

01:33:11.000 and then the other one

01:33:11.860 I had was consultants

01:33:12.760 if you're not going

01:33:13.580 to be part of the solution

01:33:14.280 there's a ton of money

01:33:14.920 to be made

01:33:15.280 keeping the problem going

01:33:16.160 and so those are

01:33:17.040 the two favorite things

01:33:17.860 that like anybody

01:33:18.480 who's worked in government

01:33:19.100 knows those are true

01:33:19.720 there's a concern

01:33:21.140 that if we were

01:33:21.860 to disband the FBI

01:33:22.880 if we were to shut

01:33:23.560 it all down

01:33:24.120 that a lot of people

01:33:25.300 would get fired

01:33:25.840 and that they would

01:33:26.680 go form their own

01:33:27.520 paramilitary corps

01:33:28.480 do you guys get that

01:33:29.360 awesome

01:33:29.680 that's what like

01:33:30.380 the bath party did 0.61

01:33:31.200 in Iraq

01:33:31.640 when we went in

01:33:32.260 and just eradicated

01:33:33.140 Saddam's government

01:33:34.080 they said you can't

01:33:34.580 work in the government

01:33:35.000 anymore you're out

01:33:35.600 they formed their own

01:33:36.780 political ISIS

01:33:37.860 overwhelmingly people

01:33:39.400 that carry a gun

01:33:40.180 for a living

01:33:40.640 of all ilk

01:33:41.680 whether they be

01:33:42.360 in law enforcement

01:33:42.860 or military

01:33:43.260 they tend to be

01:33:44.100 relatively libertarian

01:33:45.220 minded conservatives

01:33:46.320 who don't want

01:33:46.980 to get into your business

01:33:47.700 I would say

01:33:48.560 that's been my experience

01:33:49.660 I was in the military

01:33:50.620 I've been in law enforcement

01:33:51.620 in two different areas

01:33:52.420 and I was a paramedic

01:33:53.380 before that

01:33:53.780 and I rolled around

01:33:54.260 with law enforcement

01:33:54.900 a lot

01:33:55.040 they don't want

01:33:55.760 to mess with you

01:33:56.380 so having a bunch

01:33:57.440 of armed people

01:33:58.040 that care about

01:33:58.520 your liberty

01:33:58.940 sounds like not

01:33:59.560 a problem to me

01:34:00.240 that's just me

01:34:00.900 they're not going

01:34:01.520 to go out there

01:34:01.860 now the reason

01:34:02.840 the FBI is slanted

01:34:03.700 the way it is

01:34:04.280 is because agents

01:34:05.140 only make up about

01:34:06.040 just under 14,000

01:34:07.280 they're like 13,600

01:34:08.760 and change

01:34:09.340 FBI agents

01:34:10.700 but there's

01:34:11.820 of like a 40,000

01:34:13.320 person institution

01:34:14.620 but there's yeah

01:34:15.100 30 36 37,000

01:34:16.900 something like that

01:34:17.480 whatever it is

01:34:18.040 it's under 40,000

01:34:18.920 but it's over 35,000

01:34:20.400 so the

01:34:21.300 even though agents

01:34:22.520 the majority of agents

01:34:23.480 are relatively

01:34:24.040 conservative minded

01:34:24.760 libertarian is probably

01:34:25.720 better they just are

01:34:26.440 apolitical about a lot

01:34:27.340 of stuff

01:34:27.600 they don't want

01:34:27.940 to get involved

01:34:28.380 even though they

01:34:29.360 make up the majority

01:34:30.060 of the people

01:34:30.360 that carry the guns

01:34:30.960 they are the minority

01:34:31.760 of the agency

01:34:32.520 and that's the case

01:34:33.360 everywhere

01:34:33.800 that when you have

01:34:34.980 the majority of people

01:34:35.880 that are interested

01:34:36.540 in government

01:34:37.220 and they work

01:34:37.840 for the government

01:34:38.340 they're going to

01:34:38.800 grow government

01:34:39.460 and they're the ones

01:34:40.560 that are driving

01:34:41.000 the train

01:34:41.400 big time

01:34:42.420 it's scary stuff

01:34:43.280 for people that

01:34:44.040 have any interest

01:34:44.720 in it

01:34:44.960 because you look

01:34:45.640 and you go

01:34:45.900 this doesn't make sense

01:34:46.840 people go

01:34:47.280 well FBI agents

01:34:48.180 are conservative

01:34:48.680 so what

01:34:49.220 they're not the ones

01:34:49.880 telling people

01:34:50.280 what to do

01:34:50.620 and then ordinary men

01:34:51.800 just doing it

01:34:52.380 ordinary men

01:34:53.180 they do what

01:34:53.760 they're told

01:34:54.060 yeah Vivek said

01:34:54.860 that when he's

01:34:55.460 going to shut down

01:34:56.020 the FBI

01:34:56.440 that it's going

01:34:56.980 to basically

01:34:57.440 terminate the positions

01:34:58.300 of a lot of the

01:34:58.800 bureaucrats

01:34:59.260 and that the

01:34:59.780 the agents themselves

01:35:00.660 will be moved

01:35:01.300 to the rangers

01:35:01.920 his ideas are good

01:35:02.860 oh okay

01:35:03.280 we were just reading

01:35:04.380 it on the way

01:35:04.780 it's like some

01:35:05.320 of his numbers

01:35:05.740 it's like dude

01:35:06.280 you don't need

01:35:06.600 that many people

01:35:07.120 doing counterterrorism

01:35:07.860 investigations

01:35:08.360 and national

01:35:08.900 he doesn't actually

01:35:09.740 know because he

01:35:10.100 hasn't worked in there

01:35:10.640 I've talked backstage

01:35:11.500 with Vivek

01:35:12.420 and we've talked

01:35:13.020 about like

01:35:13.820 I would love to

01:35:15.320 consult with him

01:35:15.840 I was like look

01:35:16.240 your numbers are off

01:35:16.880 but your ideas are good

01:35:17.660 let me just say it

01:35:18.420 very clearly

01:35:18.840 you have to put out

01:35:20.040 a number if you're

01:35:20.560 going to be a guy

01:35:20.980 that's serious

01:35:21.440 you have to put out

01:35:22.300 a thing

01:35:22.560 I would get rid

01:35:23.040 of this number

01:35:23.380 of positions

01:35:23.740 and so on

01:35:24.120 his heart is in

01:35:25.380 the right place

01:35:25.920 and his ideas

01:35:26.840 would work fine

01:35:27.520 we would just

01:35:27.980 want to give some

01:35:29.160 input about how to

01:35:29.820 tweak it

01:35:30.100 so you don't think

01:35:30.660 the bureaucrats

01:35:31.300 would go form

01:35:31.860 their own like

01:35:32.740 anti-american

01:35:34.440 organization

01:35:35.000 if you take the

01:35:36.920 bureaucrats out

01:35:37.640 of the equation

01:35:38.260 okay

01:35:39.820 the bureaucrats

01:35:41.320 are the tyrants

01:35:41.980 in this scenario

01:35:42.720 and they think

01:35:44.720 they have power

01:35:45.440 and they use the

01:35:47.080 power that they

01:35:47.860 currently have

01:35:48.580 and they try

01:35:49.040 to grow that

01:35:49.740 power

01:35:50.080 if you take

01:35:51.460 their positions

01:35:52.140 away and you

01:35:52.780 disintegrate them 0.99

01:35:53.540 into moon dust

01:35:54.360 they don't have

01:35:55.520 any power left

01:35:56.340 and they're not

01:35:57.600 gun toters

01:35:58.180 they're sitting

01:36:00.000 in headquarters

01:36:00.680 thinking they're

01:36:02.060 solving all the

01:36:02.660 world's problems

01:36:03.360 when in fact

01:36:04.400 they're making

01:36:05.120 things worse

01:36:05.780 for normal

01:36:07.020 Americans

01:36:07.580 think about

01:36:08.320 Saul Alinsky's

01:36:09.020 rules for radicals

01:36:09.700 any power

01:36:10.280 any power

01:36:10.980 that your enemy

01:36:11.460 thinks you have

01:36:12.020 you have

01:36:12.400 and so they use it

01:36:13.520 but the minute

01:36:14.200 that they don't

01:36:14.640 have it

01:36:14.980 they don't have it

01:36:15.620 the minute

01:36:16.200 that people go

01:36:16.640 like no

01:36:17.020 imagine if

01:36:17.740 2,000 or 3,000

01:36:19.400 FBI agents

01:36:19.960 who are out there

01:36:20.380 who are doing

01:36:20.760 this stuff

01:36:21.100 and are disgusted

01:36:21.880 because there's

01:36:22.380 a lot of them

01:36:22.820 we literally had

01:36:23.560 this conversation

01:36:24.060 this morning

01:36:24.500 before we got

01:36:24.940 to the studio

01:36:25.720 I'm talking

01:36:26.380 to my buddy

01:36:26.700 Steve Friend

01:36:27.060 and he goes

01:36:27.500 dude if I was

01:36:27.960 still working

01:36:28.260 for the FBI

01:36:28.660 right now

01:36:29.080 and I saw

01:36:29.700 Kyle Serafin

01:36:30.420 a Garrett O'Boyle

01:36:31.160 a Steve Friend

01:36:31.920 out there

01:36:32.200 talking about

01:36:32.660 all the things

01:36:33.180 that we talk

01:36:33.600 about over a beer

01:36:34.300 about how jacked

01:36:35.460 up the FBI is

01:36:36.400 and they're out

01:36:37.240 there saying it

01:36:37.660 publicly

01:36:37.940 and they got

01:36:38.340 canceled for it

01:36:39.040 and they literally

01:36:39.700 got canceled

01:36:40.120 because they said

01:36:40.560 they weren't

01:36:40.760 going to do

01:36:41.020 something that was

01:36:41.460 wrong

01:36:41.740 he's like

01:36:42.660 I'd want to 0.56

01:36:43.000 eat my gun

01:36:43.540 he's like

01:36:44.500 I would want 0.99

01:36:44.820 to commit suicide 0.94

01:36:45.340 I would be like 0.86

01:36:46.060 I am doing

01:36:46.600 something shameful

01:36:47.180 and dishonorable

01:36:47.700 I'm not encouraging

01:36:48.800 anybody to go do

01:36:49.360 that obviously

01:36:49.840 I don't think

01:36:50.280 that's the right

01:36:50.680 answer

01:36:50.920 but it's like

01:36:51.280 how jacked up

01:36:52.880 is it that

01:36:53.260 you're looking

01:36:53.620 around

01:36:53.860 people go

01:36:54.520 how come

01:36:54.820 nobody's out

01:36:55.240 there supporting

01:36:55.720 what you guys

01:36:56.180 are saying

01:36:56.540 well look

01:36:57.000 look at Veritas

01:36:57.800 well Veritas

01:36:58.980 isn't around

01:36:59.380 anymore

01:36:59.640 no but I'm

01:37:00.420 friendly with

01:37:00.840 the people

01:37:01.120 that were there

01:37:01.460 but look at

01:37:01.740 how these

01:37:02.060 investigations

01:37:02.580 used to go

01:37:03.200 you have

01:37:03.640 these people

01:37:04.040 who in

01:37:04.320 private

01:37:04.620 over a beer

01:37:05.160 will admit

01:37:05.740 to malfeasance

01:37:07.280 and corruption

01:37:07.800 and then panic

01:37:09.300 and beg

01:37:10.080 when people

01:37:10.480 find out

01:37:11.060 that's right

01:37:11.500 because they

01:37:12.000 they have no

01:37:13.140 problem engaging

01:37:13.940 in evil

01:37:14.420 so long as

01:37:15.000 no one knows

01:37:15.420 they're doing it

01:37:15.860 my actual boss

01:37:16.860 when I told him

01:37:17.500 that I was not

01:37:18.120 going to do

01:37:18.440 a nasal swab

01:37:19.040 for any reason

01:37:19.820 for every 72

01:37:20.600 hours because

01:37:21.340 I didn't have

01:37:21.860 the disease

01:37:22.300 and I have

01:37:22.980 thousands and

01:37:23.640 thousands of

01:37:24.080 clinical hours

01:37:24.720 training on

01:37:25.620 disease process

01:37:26.380 I've worked

01:37:26.780 in hospitals

01:37:27.220 and I've

01:37:27.440 worked on

01:37:27.680 ambulances

01:37:28.080 and I've

01:37:28.680 done probably

01:37:29.240 hundreds if

01:37:29.840 not thousands

01:37:30.300 of nasal

01:37:30.660 swabs

01:37:30.980 for the flu

01:37:31.420 and nobody

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01:37:32.880 you put

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01:37:40.480 if you tested

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01:39:21.320 so I lost my paycheck

01:39:22.400 for two months over this

01:39:23.200 because it was important

01:39:23.740 enough for me to do it

01:39:24.420 yeah

01:39:24.620 and I just look at the

01:39:25.440 I got little kids man

01:39:26.500 I've got a baby right now

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01:39:29.180 and I've got three other

01:39:30.480 kids and what am I going

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01:39:32.240 when we look into a

01:39:33.140 country full of tyranny

01:39:34.180 am I going to go look

01:39:35.820 you know at least your dad

01:39:36.900 had a roof over your head

01:39:37.960 during this time

01:39:38.660 I did nothing about it

01:39:39.980 I wasn't going to be

01:39:40.740 that guy

01:39:41.180 that's just not the

01:39:41.920 kind of guy I am

01:39:42.380 you know that's

01:39:42.760 that's why James says

01:39:43.800 be brave

01:39:44.400 and you know now

01:39:45.940 obviously he's doing

01:39:46.500 OMG O'Keefe Media Group

01:39:47.620 and Veritas is gone

01:39:48.460 but the idea is

01:39:50.080 he put this tweet out

01:39:51.280 saying that if

01:39:52.580 essentially

01:39:54.100 I'm going to paraphrase

01:39:54.960 because I don't remember

01:39:55.360 the exact words

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01:39:56.260 if you're participating

01:39:56.920 in this

01:39:57.460 you are responsible

01:39:58.940 for the future

01:39:59.520 your children receive

01:40:00.360 let me say it easier

01:40:01.080 you cannot comply

01:40:02.420 your way out of tyranny

01:40:03.320 right

01:40:03.580 period

01:40:04.220 yeah

01:40:04.580 you can't

01:40:05.200 and the other thing

01:40:05.840 that I've been saying

01:40:06.300 and if people

01:40:06.700 anybody who's older

01:40:07.680 about 30

01:40:08.620 what 35 years old

01:40:09.920 anybody who's over

01:40:10.920 about 35 years old

01:40:11.780 will know this

01:40:12.260 the United States

01:40:13.240 that I grew up in

01:40:14.080 would have invaded

01:40:15.140 the United States

01:40:15.740 that we live in right now

01:40:16.680 I'm just saying

01:40:18.300 well the funny thing

01:40:19.380 is about the 2020 election

01:40:20.860 a lot of the things

01:40:22.000 that people are pointing out

01:40:22.780 in 2020

01:40:23.200 are used by

01:40:23.960 are used by the US

01:40:25.380 as a metric

01:40:25.860 of a bad election

01:40:26.640 in a foreign country

01:40:27.300 for sure

01:40:27.940 yeah

01:40:28.340 I ask guys

01:40:29.000 that work for the CIA

01:40:29.760 because I got some buddies

01:40:30.540 that are like CIA whistleblowers

01:40:31.820 they haven't come to public

01:40:32.580 being a whistleblower

01:40:33.320 doesn't mean you went

01:40:33.840 to the media by the way

01:40:34.560 it means you went

01:40:35.040 through one of the approved routes

01:40:36.020 right

01:40:36.300 and so I've got friends

01:40:37.460 that have gone through

01:40:37.960 the approved routes

01:40:38.500 as best they can

01:40:39.120 and he literally goes

01:40:40.080 the number one thing

01:40:41.220 you do

01:40:41.620 when there is the potential

01:40:42.760 for election

01:40:43.460 you know corruption

01:40:44.860 is you do paper ballots

01:40:46.380 one person

01:40:47.600 one vote

01:40:48.280 identification

01:40:49.040 of who that person is

01:40:50.220 oh you mean like

01:40:51.440 apparently that's all racist

01:40:52.740 if you're in America

01:40:53.380 but anywhere else

01:40:54.120 you do it

01:40:54.500 because that's how

01:40:54.960 you legitimize elections

01:40:55.740 yeah

01:40:56.160 I was in Iraq

01:40:57.460 in 2008 and 2009

01:40:59.440 and we were there

01:41:01.560 at an election time

01:41:02.960 and I think it was

01:41:04.160 the first time

01:41:04.980 women got to vote 0.70

01:41:06.360 and

01:41:07.000 or if it wasn't

01:41:08.060 the first

01:41:08.360 is one of the first

01:41:09.040 and for like

01:41:10.360 the I don't know

01:41:11.280 48 hours or so

01:41:12.360 heading into the election

01:41:13.380 it was like

01:41:14.880 every platoon

01:41:16.100 like you're going

01:41:17.440 to just be awake

01:41:18.100 and you're going

01:41:18.440 to be out patrolling

01:41:19.380 to ensure

01:41:20.460 that we can have

01:41:21.400 as safe

01:41:21.780 of an election

01:41:22.840 as possible

01:41:23.400 and it was all

01:41:24.600 paper ballots

01:41:25.220 yeah

01:41:25.760 and we were out

01:41:26.600 until all the ballots

01:41:28.060 were reported

01:41:28.740 you know

01:41:29.500 safely transported

01:41:30.740 to you know

01:41:31.860 wherever they were

01:41:32.400 taking them

01:41:32.840 in each province

01:41:33.820 well there's an incentive

01:41:35.000 for nation builders

01:41:36.940 to have a real election

01:41:37.920 in the nation

01:41:38.400 that they're trying

01:41:38.760 to build

01:41:39.060 but in the United States

01:41:39.680 where you're trying

01:41:39.980 to seize and maintain

01:41:40.920 power

01:41:41.420 that's a different question

01:41:42.280 yeah

01:41:42.500 once you have the power

01:41:43.520 it's something different

01:41:44.080 Garrett and I

01:41:44.540 were doing this riff

01:41:45.460 I was driving yesterday

01:41:46.360 or the day before

01:41:47.400 and we were talking

01:41:48.040 on the phone

01:41:48.460 and we were talking

01:41:49.200 about people go

01:41:49.660 it couldn't happen

01:41:50.240 in America

01:41:50.580 that's why people

01:41:51.160 think it is

01:41:51.560 this

01:41:51.760 I would call it

01:41:52.920 the myth

01:41:53.260 of American exceptionalism

01:41:54.360 that we're such

01:41:54.920 a special type

01:41:55.620 of people

01:41:56.040 that we would never

01:41:57.020 have a tyrannical

01:41:58.480 you know

01:41:58.800 overtaking

01:41:59.320 and that people

01:41:59.760 would not obey

01:42:00.360 the tyrannical orders

01:42:01.200 and they would do

01:42:01.600 the right thing

01:42:02.100 when push comes to shove

01:42:03.620 even though I went

01:42:04.300 and I told people

01:42:04.980 they had to have masks

01:42:05.700 and even though

01:42:06.040 I locked down churches

01:42:06.860 because I'm a cop

01:42:07.440 and I did the wrong thing

01:42:08.100 I would never put a baby

01:42:09.720 in the wood chipper

01:42:10.380 like that's the idea

01:42:11.240 that they would have

01:42:11.800 like whenever the line

01:42:12.600 comes up

01:42:13.040 I would cross 0.97

01:42:13.540 you ever heard of

01:42:14.940 a soft sale

01:42:16.620 you're familiar

01:42:17.100 with any sales technique

01:42:17.920 the soft sale

01:42:18.820 is when I get you

01:42:19.540 saying yes

01:42:20.200 oh we call it

01:42:21.220 we call it the yes train

01:42:22.200 it's the same idea

01:42:23.180 right

01:42:23.400 so any kind of salesperson

01:42:24.560 knows it soft sale

01:42:25.400 yes train

01:42:26.020 it's I get you saying yes

01:42:27.520 hey Ian

01:42:28.240 if I solved a problem

01:42:29.020 that you had

01:42:29.660 and it cost the amount

01:42:30.280 of money you had

01:42:30.740 would you be interested

01:42:31.200 in that yes

01:42:32.080 it's like man

01:42:33.620 I found this really

01:42:34.540 really great fashion

01:42:35.220 manufacturer

01:42:35.640 and they're going

01:42:35.880 to sell you

01:42:36.380 like toe socks

01:42:38.180 that actually feel

01:42:38.940 like you're not

01:42:39.300 wearing socks

01:42:39.760 would that be

01:42:40.060 interesting to you

01:42:40.600 oh yeah

01:42:41.000 oh okay right

01:42:41.520 so I get you

01:42:41.960 saying yes

01:42:42.400 yes

01:42:42.600 and how much

01:42:43.420 do you think

01:42:44.040 you can afford

01:42:44.420 something like

01:42:44.860 you know

01:42:45.060 a dollar a day

01:42:45.700 for a pair of socks

01:42:46.480 I think so

01:42:46.860 yes yes yes

01:42:48.400 you've been saying

01:42:49.280 yes all over the time

01:42:50.460 and then suddenly

01:42:51.280 you get to the point

01:42:52.200 where you're saying

01:42:52.680 yes I'm tossing

01:42:53.280 the baby in the wood chipper

01:42:53.940 or yes you're

01:42:54.540 shooting a toddler 0.99

01:42:55.040 in the back of the head 1.00

01:42:55.760 because they're so slow

01:42:56.740 getting on the box car

01:42:57.480 the yes train

01:42:58.580 in fundraising

01:42:59.140 they say get

01:42:59.740 get the person

01:43:00.620 to say yes seven times

01:43:01.820 and they will give you

01:43:02.760 their money

01:43:03.100 it's soft sales

01:43:03.860 yeah

01:43:04.220 the technique is

01:43:05.260 it's well established

01:43:06.040 I love that your chat

01:43:06.760 by the way

01:43:07.060 said that I'm on meth

01:43:07.860 because they think

01:43:08.420 that I'm talking too quickly

01:43:09.360 it's the second time

01:43:10.880 that they've done that

01:43:11.660 you'd say something like

01:43:12.760 you think over pollution

01:43:14.920 is a problem right

01:43:15.680 like pollution's a problem

01:43:17.200 right

01:43:17.460 yeah

01:43:17.920 I don't care

01:43:18.500 I'm the worst client

01:43:20.200 I'm a contrarian

01:43:21.400 nobody says that

01:43:22.140 that just will never happen

01:43:23.160 right

01:43:23.420 because there's a social pressure

01:43:24.840 on what you're starting with

01:43:25.700 well because it is

01:43:26.580 it's universally accepted

01:43:28.260 that we shouldn't

01:43:28.820 you don't want your kids

01:43:29.360 to live in a place

01:43:29.980 full of pollution do you

01:43:30.820 and so you get them

01:43:31.940 you ask them these questions

01:43:33.020 as you're doing your pitch

01:43:33.920 and you'd be like

01:43:34.500 right right

01:43:34.840 obviously you want to help

01:43:35.900 don't you

01:43:36.300 yes

01:43:36.700 of course

01:43:37.080 and that's your sixth yes

01:43:39.040 and the last yes is

01:43:40.400 so just hand me your credit card

01:43:41.480 okay

01:43:41.720 okay here you go

01:43:42.800 that sounds like a struggle session

01:43:43.980 where they're like

01:43:44.600 just one thing you don't like

01:43:45.760 about the US

01:43:46.300 no that's not a struggle session

01:43:47.860 that's not a struggle session

01:43:48.640 no what is that called

01:43:49.660 a struggle

01:43:50.080 so that's just

01:43:51.300 it's like what they would do

01:43:53.560 with prisoners

01:43:54.040 to get them to turn

01:43:54.840 on their country slowly

01:43:55.680 one day at a time

01:43:56.400 one little problem at a time

01:43:57.960 tell me about your country

01:43:58.720 a struggle session would be

01:43:59.840 you surround someone

01:44:01.000 by people screaming at them

01:44:02.060 and humiliating

01:44:02.720 not what I was thinking

01:44:03.340 humiliating them

01:44:03.700 cancel culture

01:44:04.340 and things like that

01:44:04.940 it's social

01:44:05.240 we do it online all the time now

01:44:06.600 yeah

01:44:06.900 I mean it's

01:44:07.400 there's a digital struggle session

01:44:08.520 that happens in pretty much

01:44:09.480 any of the echo chambers

01:44:10.480 if you walk into

01:44:11.600 and I know you do

01:44:12.340 and I do it as well

01:44:12.980 you walk into the space

01:44:13.880 where people are

01:44:14.920 not agreeing with you

01:44:16.100 and you just

01:44:16.680 like I'll get the

01:44:17.280 what do they call them

01:44:18.280 the fellas

01:44:18.760 the NAFOs

01:44:19.840 whatever they're called

01:44:21.180 you know 0.99

01:44:21.360 the Ukraine lunatics 0.99

01:44:23.700 oh no I don't know 0.99

01:44:24.780 oh I'll just

01:44:25.220 I'll just be like

01:44:25.780 I don't care if Ukraine loses

01:44:26.980 I actually don't

01:44:28.200 I actually just don't

01:44:29.000 I just don't care

01:44:29.520 they did lose

01:44:30.060 yeah

01:44:30.640 they got into a fight

01:44:31.840 with Russia

01:44:32.280 so Russia lost

01:44:33.680 20 million people

01:44:34.520 in World War II

01:44:35.200 the number of people

01:44:36.680 that Russia is willing 0.58

01:44:37.400 to throw

01:44:37.880 into a armed conflict

01:44:39.160 does

01:44:39.800 it defies

01:44:40.620 western capabilities

01:44:41.800 to even appreciate

01:44:42.640 it's not just that

01:44:43.180 I think it's fair to say

01:44:44.040 that

01:44:44.460 I'm looking at

01:44:46.020 the battle maps

01:44:46.860 and I'm like

01:44:47.280 oh Russia seized 0.95

01:44:48.180 the entire land bridge

01:44:49.020 into Crimea

01:44:49.420 and they're pushing

01:44:49.900 into Odessa

01:44:50.380 tell me again

01:44:51.660 how every report

01:44:52.920 they put out

01:44:53.460 about the success

01:44:54.100 of the Ukrainian

01:44:54.460 counter-offensive

01:44:55.120 it's just not true

01:44:56.260 I think

01:44:56.780 and they can do it

01:44:57.620 forever

01:44:58.020 like they will just

01:44:58.780 conscript people

01:44:59.480 they've done it

01:45:00.080 I don't even believe

01:45:01.780 I don't even believe

01:45:03.020 at this point

01:45:03.540 look we get a year

01:45:04.700 and a half

01:45:05.080 where they keep saying

01:45:06.040 Russia routed

01:45:07.060 Russia losing troops

01:45:08.100 Russian defectors

01:45:09.300 Russian troops

01:45:10.300 begging on camera

01:45:11.120 and then it's like

01:45:12.060 a year later

01:45:12.680 Russia has the down bass 0.91

01:45:13.680 and the land bridge

01:45:14.440 to Crimea

01:45:14.780 and I'm like

01:45:15.100 wait so they won

01:45:15.800 they seized

01:45:16.720 they lost their way

01:45:17.360 to winning

01:45:17.680 they were losing

01:45:18.780 the whole time

01:45:19.200 and now they're

01:45:19.560 in control of the region

01:45:20.640 if we just give

01:45:21.520 Ukraine more money

01:45:22.320 Tim

01:45:22.660 I think the control

01:45:23.960 of that eastern

01:45:24.560 Donbass

01:45:25.040 basically provides

01:45:27.000 20 to 30 percent

01:45:28.140 enhancement of their GDP

01:45:29.660 like their gross

01:45:30.620 domestic product

01:45:31.220 is going to go

01:45:31.700 off the charts

01:45:32.600 up because they have

01:45:34.020 Black Sea

01:45:34.540 and Mediterranean

01:45:35.120 access for trade

01:45:36.060 whereas we lose

01:45:36.880 very little

01:45:37.420 for seeding that

01:45:38.360 and it'd be like

01:45:39.580 if the entire

01:45:40.500 west coast

01:45:41.080 of the United States

01:45:41.580 is stripped down

01:45:42.280 the west coast

01:45:42.920 was owned by Canada

01:45:43.780 all the way down

01:45:44.580 we had no

01:45:44.980 pacific coast access

01:45:45.980 we would have

01:45:46.780 gone to war

01:45:47.200 with Canada

01:45:47.600 to take that access

01:45:48.640 we went to war

01:45:49.340 with Mexico

01:45:49.720 and did that

01:45:50.200 so in fact

01:45:52.160 we almost

01:45:52.620 took all of Mexico 0.68

01:45:54.320 but the president

01:45:55.300 I think it was Polk

01:45:55.840 at the time

01:45:56.160 was like

01:45:56.460 I'm just going to

01:45:57.280 arbitrarily give Mexico back 0.95

01:45:59.100 so I think

01:45:59.660 with the amount

01:46:00.240 to gain

01:46:00.880 the amount

01:46:01.280 that Russia 0.72

01:46:01.640 has to gain

01:46:02.300 from Sevastopol

01:46:03.340 and that

01:46:04.560 Black Sea

01:46:05.260 access

01:46:05.520 is just

01:46:05.920 that they'll

01:46:06.480 throw

01:46:06.720 everything

01:46:07.620 the amount

01:46:08.140 that they'll

01:46:08.860 throw at it

01:46:09.260 relative to

01:46:09.720 everybody else

01:46:10.280 to stop

01:46:10.780 a minor loss

01:46:11.980 I mean

01:46:12.340 obviously

01:46:12.560 I'm not speaking

01:46:13.100 for the

01:46:13.440 Ukrainian people

01:46:14.180 losing their territory

01:46:15.000 is horrible

01:46:15.500 obviously

01:46:15.840 Ukraine is getting

01:46:16.400 conscripted

01:46:17.000 and being thrown

01:46:17.720 on the front

01:46:18.120 is bad

01:46:18.380 but what I said

01:46:19.000 is this

01:46:19.720 I don't care

01:46:21.080 we have other problems

01:46:22.000 that I'm more interested in

01:46:23.040 that are closer to my babies

01:46:23.980 so I don't care

01:46:25.180 and if I say that online

01:46:26.220 to go to the struggle session piece

01:46:27.560 if I say online

01:46:28.780 that I don't care

01:46:29.400 what happens in Ukraine

01:46:30.080 it's like

01:46:30.700 I don't have the bandwidth

01:46:31.600 for that

01:46:32.060 I always tell people

01:46:33.700 that they're following

01:46:34.460 these laser pointers

01:46:35.300 of outrage

01:46:35.940 you know

01:46:36.460 there's that

01:46:37.080 like you ever

01:46:37.460 take a cat

01:46:38.280 and do the laser pointer

01:46:39.240 we were talking about

01:46:39.520 last night

01:46:39.980 talking plasma

01:46:40.800 it's military tech

01:46:41.620 you're like

01:46:42.080 and you attack the laser

01:46:43.240 right

01:46:43.480 and so like

01:46:43.880 you'll see the cat

01:46:44.560 attacks carpet

01:46:45.240 carpet carpet

01:46:45.900 goes after your couch

01:46:46.840 whatever

01:46:47.100 you're distracting the cat

01:46:48.340 that's the American people

01:46:49.400 with the outrage factory

01:46:50.340 but where's the dot coming from

01:46:51.700 it's coming from a hand

01:46:52.440 that's way away

01:46:52.980 it's never going to get struck

01:46:53.940 so if people are constantly

01:46:55.120 like oh Ukraine

01:46:55.840 I'm furious

01:46:56.460 oh like this is happening

01:46:57.620 oh that's happening

01:46:58.300 all the anger

01:46:59.200 I'll just go in and say

01:47:00.140 I don't care

01:47:00.560 and then you'll get

01:47:01.220 this swarm of wild animals

01:47:03.180 this is the struggle session

01:47:04.380 that goes on online

01:47:05.020 where they'll just like

01:47:05.580 they'll mob your feed

01:47:06.820 they'll come into your timeline

01:47:07.880 it's a digital struggle session

01:47:09.020 but they won't go and fight

01:47:09.900 but then I'll just

01:47:10.580 yeah

01:47:10.820 none of them are on the front

01:47:11.740 then I'll just turn off Twitter

01:47:12.680 and go outside

01:47:13.160 and hang out with my kids

01:47:13.780 and I don't care

01:47:14.300 if you could do that

01:47:15.420 that's the thing

01:47:18.340 you think somebody

01:47:18.980 or some group of people

01:47:19.980 is holding the laser pointer

01:47:21.120 of outrage

01:47:21.920 or do you think

01:47:22.460 it's just an emergent phenomenon

01:47:23.600 so that's the concept

01:47:24.540 of what is a deep state

01:47:25.600 and let me dig into

01:47:27.720 and I'll have Garrett's

01:47:28.620 thought on as well

01:47:29.120 but everybody uses

01:47:30.880 the word deep state

01:47:31.560 and I hate it

01:47:32.040 I actually told Vivek

01:47:32.800 that he can't use that word

01:47:33.960 because it's a sexy word

01:47:35.300 it's like an emotional word

01:47:36.440 deep state

01:47:37.920 the idea of it

01:47:38.740 is like people have these images

01:47:39.760 of like people handing dossiers

01:47:41.220 and like you know

01:47:41.840 dark

01:47:42.200 in dark alleys

01:47:43.860 or they're hanging out

01:47:44.440 at parking garages

01:47:45.220 like the deep throat idea

01:47:46.460 and there's like

01:47:47.200 information exchange

01:47:48.660 the deep state

01:47:49.600 is actually the administrative state

01:47:50.660 because administrative

01:47:51.240 is like the least sexy thing

01:47:52.440 in the world

01:47:52.860 it's like a guy

01:47:54.000 sitting in like

01:47:54.800 1980s carpet 0.72

01:47:55.820 with like shitty fluorescent lighting

01:47:57.220 at a desk 0.66

01:47:57.980 that's been there forever

01:47:58.800 it's got a coffee stain

01:47:59.940 from his predecessor

01:48:00.540 who put a pot on it

01:48:01.500 and he just hangs out there

01:48:02.740 and he's doing like

01:48:03.400 administrative stuff

01:48:04.680 it's a lot of people

01:48:05.820 that have the similar interests

01:48:07.060 and their interest is

01:48:07.920 can I make enough money

01:48:08.700 can I survive in the government

01:48:09.620 long enough

01:48:10.160 am I going to outlast

01:48:11.400 this president

01:48:11.940 which they will

01:48:12.560 and can I grow

01:48:13.840 my department enough

01:48:14.740 that I can go

01:48:15.240 and get a big job

01:48:16.000 at like GE

01:48:16.640 one of the industrial complexes

01:48:18.420 whether it be military industrial

01:48:19.620 or information industrial

01:48:21.380 or healthcare industrial complexes

01:48:23.420 can I build a system

01:48:24.660 that I can walk into

01:48:25.440 and make a bunch of money

01:48:26.200 and so

01:48:27.040 it's a bunch of people

01:48:28.160 that have the same goals

01:48:29.180 but they're not coordinating

01:48:30.460 there's not like

01:48:31.020 a tech stream

01:48:31.660 of a bunch of people

01:48:32.280 like at the DOJ

01:48:32.960 like how do we F over

01:48:34.120 all the Trump supporters

01:48:34.860 they just all hate

01:48:35.520 the Trump supporters

01:48:36.080 and so they all just do things

01:48:37.040 that screw Trump supporters

01:48:37.920 that's administrative state

01:48:39.720 and so I don't think

01:48:40.900 there's one hand

01:48:41.500 holding any laser pointer

01:48:42.440 it's not the X files

01:48:43.580 which would be really cool

01:48:44.840 by the way

01:48:45.240 if there was a bunch of people

01:48:46.220 that met in like trench coats

01:48:47.160 and like smoked cigars

01:48:47.920 in a room

01:48:48.300 there's probably

01:48:49.300 some of those people

01:48:49.900 somewhere doing something

01:48:51.040 but it's not the things

01:48:52.040 that are running our government

01:48:52.780 at least not on the

01:48:53.580 like they don't have

01:48:54.160 their hand on the lever

01:48:54.880 I think it's much easier

01:48:55.820 to combat

01:48:56.420 an emergent phenomenon

01:48:57.720 than a cabal

01:48:59.060 personally

01:48:59.880 so that gives me hope

01:49:01.260 you think an emergent phenomenon

01:49:03.500 is easier

01:49:03.980 I think it's easier

01:49:04.280 to seed your own

01:49:05.140 emergent phenomenon

01:49:05.900 than to try and displace

01:49:06.880 an entrenched cabal

01:49:08.180 I think it's

01:49:08.960 a little bit of both

01:49:10.280 there's obviously

01:49:11.360 it's totally entrenched though

01:49:12.300 during Occupy Wall Street

01:49:13.900 they introduced

01:49:14.940 critical race theory stuff

01:49:16.660 which shattered

01:49:17.960 the anti-establishment movement

01:49:21.080 which was bipartisan

01:49:22.020 I mean it was

01:49:22.660 libertarians

01:49:23.480 conservatives

01:49:23.940 democrats

01:49:24.780 leftists

01:49:25.280 were all like

01:49:25.700 hey it's bad

01:49:26.220 what the government

01:49:26.540 is doing

01:49:26.900 then they introduced

01:49:28.240 critical race theory

01:49:29.080 and all of a sudden

01:49:29.460 everyone's fighting over

01:49:30.160 skin color

01:49:31.100 instead of

01:49:31.740 well then it becomes

01:49:32.340 moral

01:49:32.700 it becomes religious

01:49:33.820 but I do think

01:49:35.420 critical race theory

01:49:36.280 is a phenomenon

01:49:37.340 of social media platforms

01:49:39.040 because what happens is

01:49:40.900 with the rise of Facebook

01:49:43.780 and the algorithms

01:49:44.440 which promoted content

01:49:45.500 articles that talk about

01:49:47.560 injustice do well

01:49:48.500 rage shares the most

01:49:49.840 so if you made it

01:49:51.180 so when all these companies

01:49:52.560 are experimenting

01:49:53.160 with how to maximize traffic

01:49:54.480 what they ultimately

01:49:55.440 discovered was

01:49:56.340 police brutality

01:49:57.820 makes a ton of money

01:49:58.500 people hate watch

01:50:00.840 police brutality videos

01:50:01.860 and then share it like crazy

01:50:03.180 because of a sense of injustice

01:50:04.240 but if you add racism

01:50:06.380 sexism

01:50:07.180 homophobia

01:50:07.680 and all these things

01:50:08.400 to the mix of police brutality

01:50:09.660 now you've got

01:50:10.480 fruit punch

01:50:11.260 now it's a

01:50:11.700 now it's getting 10 times

01:50:13.080 it's getting an exponential return

01:50:14.420 that's scary

01:50:15.000 which so imagine someone

01:50:16.120 born in the year 2000

01:50:16.940 they're

01:50:18.260 let's say 1998

01:50:19.300 so they're 10 years old

01:50:20.680 they're starting to get

01:50:21.140 on social media

01:50:21.700 maybe they shouldn't

01:50:22.380 too young

01:50:22.680 but they are

01:50:23.120 and they see nothing

01:50:24.300 but police brutality videos

01:50:25.820 it's the only thing

01:50:27.020 hitting their feeds

01:50:28.120 now it's 2012

01:50:29.420 now they're a little bit older

01:50:31.020 the only thing they see

01:50:32.900 on these platforms

01:50:33.760 is constant streams

01:50:34.660 of police brutality

01:50:35.200 at one point

01:50:35.760 there was a website

01:50:36.800 that did nothing

01:50:37.700 but police brutality videos

01:50:38.780 and it was the 400th

01:50:39.920 biggest website in the world

01:50:40.880 or somewhere around there

01:50:41.980 making millions of dollars

01:50:43.360 this is what the algorithms

01:50:45.080 had produced

01:50:45.720 you get a generation 0.86

01:50:46.880 of people who are raised

01:50:48.100 believing

01:50:49.120 that

01:50:50.020 this is why

01:50:50.900 this is why

01:50:51.300 when you go to

01:50:51.880 they have these

01:50:53.180 Man of the Street videos

01:50:53.840 a guy went to

01:50:54.460 Venice Beach Skate Park

01:50:55.700 he said

01:50:55.940 how many black people 0.52

01:50:57.340 innocent black people 0.99

01:50:58.020 do you think are killed 0.98

01:50:58.560 by police every year

01:50:59.340 they're like thousands

01:51:00.340 a few thousand

01:51:00.840 and it was like nine

01:51:02.020 and it's like

01:51:03.000 and nine's bad

01:51:03.660 it's single digits

01:51:04.320 but like a thousand

01:51:06.320 it's because

01:51:07.400 when you grow up

01:51:08.820 imagine if when you were

01:51:10.240 growing up

01:51:10.880 I mean for those of us

01:51:11.700 that are older

01:51:11.980 those of us that are younger

01:51:13.220 probably already get this

01:51:14.000 because they experienced

01:51:14.700 in their formative years

01:51:16.540 social media

01:51:17.200 I grew up with

01:51:18.720 televisions

01:51:19.660 and like UHF VHF

01:51:21.780 when I was a little kid

01:51:22.460 imagine if

01:51:23.480 every single channel

01:51:24.700 every single day

01:51:25.980 every news broadcaster

01:51:27.240 every nightly news report

01:51:28.160 was nothing but police

01:51:29.380 are murdering innocent people

01:51:30.520 you know what it was

01:51:31.040 back then

01:51:31.340 it'd be a crisis

01:51:31.660 it was kids getting kidnapped

01:51:32.720 do you remember

01:51:33.060 in the 80s

01:51:34.080 everybody thought

01:51:34.580 they were going to get kidnapped

01:51:35.220 at any moment

01:51:35.800 because whole comedy routines

01:51:37.100 about how like

01:51:37.640 not if you're going to get kidnapped

01:51:39.260 but when you're kidnapped

01:51:40.260 what you're supposed to do

01:51:41.460 they would go out

01:51:42.120 and fingerprint kids

01:51:43.000 at like parks

01:51:43.540 and stuff

01:51:44.260 we all thought

01:51:44.980 we were going to get kidnapped

01:51:45.720 in the 80s growing up

01:51:46.640 it's the weirdest thing

01:51:47.340 in the world

01:51:47.700 and it was rare

01:51:48.320 because it was rage fed

01:51:49.580 don't talk to strangers

01:51:50.220 but they knew the ratings

01:51:51.240 were good

01:51:51.680 because parents were scared

01:51:52.760 so then social media

01:51:54.220 begins targeting

01:51:54.920 a bunch of different groups

01:51:55.840 in similar ways

01:51:56.740 and police brutality

01:51:57.420 becomes the thing

01:51:58.160 and there's a feedback loop

01:51:59.280 of that algorithm

01:51:59.900 because if you consume it

01:52:00.800 it's going to feed you more of it

01:52:01.920 well of course

01:52:02.580 and then people are going to

01:52:03.680 seek out more of it

01:52:04.500 and then people are going to

01:52:05.580 exaggerate

01:52:06.020 they're going to lie

01:52:06.620 then you're going to get

01:52:07.300 written articles

01:52:07.920 which fabricate stories

01:52:09.040 you're going to get

01:52:09.740 then you're going to end up

01:52:10.780 with where we are today

01:52:11.560 with stories like Ahmaud Arbery

01:52:12.540 a guy who is a felony

01:52:14.340 burglary suspect

01:52:15.240 who fights with some locals

01:52:16.980 over their shotgun

01:52:17.840 and dies in the process

01:52:18.940 tragic event

01:52:19.840 but it turns into

01:52:20.920 a lynch mob

01:52:21.880 killed a man

01:52:22.900 who was just juggling

01:52:23.480 yeah they went out

01:52:23.500 and hunted him down

01:52:24.260 like a bunch of guys

01:52:25.380 even the story

01:52:26.200 if people look back

01:52:26.960 there was a story

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01:52:32.940 behind a truck

01:52:33.960 I think his last name

01:52:35.120 is Bird

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01:54:28.440 there was all these

01:54:29.040 connections between these

01:54:29.800 dudes

01:54:29.920 it was an utterly

01:54:30.720 personal thing

01:54:31.580 like dragging someone

01:54:32.200 behind your truck

01:54:32.700 is a personal thing 0.99

01:54:33.260 to wait to kill somebody

01:54:34.000 it's pretty horrific

01:54:34.940 and yet it had

01:54:36.040 very little to do

01:54:36.780 with race

01:54:37.240 it had a lot to do

01:54:37.940 with the personal

01:54:38.420 animosity

01:54:38.940 that this guy went out

01:54:40.000 and he was like

01:54:40.480 sending a message

01:54:41.100 and obviously he did

01:54:42.020 and so many people

01:54:43.080 got the wrong reaction

01:54:44.140 from it

01:54:44.440 and they all know

01:54:45.180 things that are not true

01:54:46.100 same thing with

01:54:46.880 Massey Shepard

01:54:47.520 people know things

01:54:48.740 they know them

01:54:49.600 in their heart

01:54:50.180 that are not true

01:54:51.140 they do not

01:54:51.780 substantiate with the

01:54:52.660 facts of the case

01:54:53.320 well I think a lot

01:54:54.020 of people too

01:54:54.540 they

01:54:54.840 they

01:54:55.820 buy into the false

01:54:57.820 narrative right from

01:54:58.520 the start

01:54:58.920 so I was hired

01:54:59.820 by my police

01:55:00.600 department

01:55:00.900 in May of 2014

01:55:02.180 the Ferguson unrest

01:55:03.980 with the shooting

01:55:05.180 of Michael Brown

01:55:05.780 started in August

01:55:06.760 and I

01:55:08.040 so I followed

01:55:08.720 that pretty closely

01:55:09.600 because it was

01:55:10.240 directly related

01:55:11.340 to my new

01:55:12.320 profession

01:55:12.900 my new line

01:55:13.420 of work

01:55:13.780 and

01:55:14.520 at the end

01:55:15.420 of the day

01:55:15.900 Eric Holder

01:55:17.580 and Barack Obama's

01:55:19.160 DOJ

01:55:19.720 ruled that

01:55:20.780 Officer Wilson

01:55:21.700 shot Michael Brown

01:55:22.580 in self defense

01:55:23.240 it was a legitimate

01:55:23.940 use of deadly force

01:55:25.260 how many people

01:55:26.480 out there still

01:55:27.180 believe the myth

01:55:28.600 hands up

01:55:29.620 don't shoot

01:55:30.100 I bet

01:55:30.880 most people do

01:55:32.340 I'd say

01:55:32.920 every Democrat

01:55:34.060 yeah

01:55:34.520 every single one

01:55:35.420 just like they think

01:55:36.100 50% of the people

01:55:36.960 who got COVID

01:55:37.420 died from it

01:55:38.020 I mean

01:55:38.760 I think

01:55:39.700 the polling showed

01:55:40.840 that Democrats

01:55:41.880 believe around

01:55:42.320 20% of people

01:55:43.180 died from COVID

01:55:43.840 I've seen some

01:55:44.940 that have been

01:55:45.240 higher than that

01:55:45.900 which is amazing

01:55:46.520 to me

01:55:46.860 the tendency

01:55:47.380 for people

01:55:47.800 to believe

01:55:48.160 what they hear

01:55:48.540 the first thing

01:55:49.160 they hear

01:55:49.580 about something

01:55:50.160 is incredibly

01:55:50.780 powerful

01:55:51.340 trusted source

01:55:52.100 even think of

01:55:52.800 our buddy

01:55:53.600 Steve Friend

01:55:54.060 maybe even me

01:55:55.060 we've had

01:55:55.520 articles later

01:55:56.820 that were

01:55:57.180 redacted

01:55:57.960 or

01:55:58.220 retracted

01:56:00.020 or they

01:56:00.500 made an

01:56:01.520 editorial

01:56:02.060 change to it

01:56:03.160 because they

01:56:03.780 were wrong

01:56:04.280 how many people

01:56:05.460 read those

01:56:05.920 my favorite

01:56:07.040 is NBC News

01:56:07.900 they wrote a

01:56:08.800 fake article

01:56:09.900 about me

01:56:10.360 which then

01:56:11.320 got picked up

01:56:11.980 by a bunch

01:56:12.420 of other

01:56:12.660 outlets

01:56:12.920 like Variety

01:56:13.520 and Deadline

01:56:14.020 and then

01:56:14.720 quickly removed

01:56:15.740 the lies

01:56:16.300 they had put

01:56:16.700 in it

01:56:17.040 and so

01:56:17.680 they created

01:56:18.080 a feedback

01:56:18.540 loop

01:56:18.960 of a bunch

01:56:19.960 of outlets

01:56:20.300 all citing

01:56:20.820 each other

01:56:21.300 NBC

01:56:21.980 basically

01:56:22.580 seeds the

01:56:23.140 story

01:56:23.460 Deadline

01:56:24.580 Variety

01:56:25.080 insert

01:56:25.760 tells a

01:56:26.560 story

01:56:26.840 and then

01:56:27.540 they back

01:56:28.280 away from

01:56:29.140 it

01:56:29.340 remove that

01:56:30.280 reference

01:56:30.740 and now

01:56:31.300 you've got

01:56:31.520 all these

01:56:32.000 articles

01:56:32.300 referencing

01:56:32.600 each other

01:56:32.880 Deadline

01:56:33.260 reports

01:56:33.500 that Variety

01:56:34.000 reports

01:56:34.400 and then

01:56:36.320 when you

01:56:37.480 reach out

01:56:37.760 to the

01:56:37.920 journalist

01:56:38.140 and say

01:56:38.500 hey

01:56:39.060 what your

01:56:39.320 report

01:56:39.520 is not

01:56:39.740 true

01:56:39.940 but I

01:56:40.220 didn't

01:56:40.320 report

01:56:40.600 it

01:56:40.700 was

01:56:40.780 reported

01:56:41.000 by Variety

01:56:41.460 and I'll

01:56:41.920 be like

01:56:42.060 yes

01:56:42.240 but Variety

01:56:43.100 is citing

01:56:43.460 Deadline

01:56:43.820 and Deadline

01:56:44.140 citing you

01:56:44.620 and they'll

01:56:45.300 be like

01:56:45.680 well we're

01:56:46.420 referencing

01:56:46.680 someone else

01:56:47.120 it's the

01:56:47.560 meme of

01:56:47.900 Superman

01:56:48.220 pointing at

01:56:48.620 Superman

01:56:48.940 Spider-Man

01:56:53.460 paid them

01:56:53.800 for their

01:56:54.060 testimony

01:56:54.400 this was

01:56:55.380 the thing

01:56:55.600 that went

01:56:55.800 out there

01:56:56.040 New York

01:56:56.260 Times

01:56:56.500 covered it

01:56:56.860 New York

01:56:57.180 or a whole

01:56:57.460 bunch of

01:56:57.740 lefty sources

01:56:58.220 CNN

01:56:58.560 and so on

01:56:59.000 and like

01:56:59.640 you want

01:57:00.280 to tell

01:57:00.480 people how

01:57:00.800 you left

01:57:01.060 your job

01:57:01.420 for like

01:57:01.760 a few

01:57:01.940 thousand dollars

01:57:02.600 it's so

01:57:03.280 absurd

01:57:03.700 because

01:57:04.420 people believe

01:57:05.440 this myth

01:57:06.000 I was suspended

01:57:07.280 September 26th

01:57:08.600 of last year

01:57:09.220 I had never

01:57:10.660 spoken to

01:57:11.200 Kash Patel

01:57:11.720 until November

01:57:13.000 of 2022

01:57:14.880 after I'd been

01:57:15.680 suspended

01:57:16.140 and so he

01:57:17.540 had heard

01:57:17.920 of my story

01:57:18.680 Kyle put us

01:57:20.060 in touch

01:57:20.500 and he's like

01:57:20.960 hey I have

01:57:21.300 this foundation

01:57:21.920 you're not

01:57:22.820 you know

01:57:23.060 the FBI

01:57:23.440 suspended

01:57:23.920 you

01:57:24.180 they're

01:57:24.420 stripping

01:57:24.760 everything

01:57:25.100 away

01:57:25.480 you know

01:57:26.440 I told

01:57:26.760 him like

01:57:26.980 yeah we

01:57:27.220 just had

01:57:27.520 a baby

01:57:27.940 like

01:57:28.280 we're

01:57:29.040 couldn't

01:57:29.500 even

01:57:29.620 he put

01:57:29.940 couldn't

01:57:30.120 even put

01:57:30.340 coats

01:57:30.600 on his

01:57:30.840 kids

01:57:31.020 yeah

01:57:31.200 yeah

01:57:31.480 because

01:57:31.680 they held

01:57:32.040 our

01:57:32.220 belongings

01:57:32.760 for

01:57:33.300 for six

01:57:33.820 weeks

01:57:34.040 too

01:57:34.280 and

01:57:35.080 and

01:57:36.220 and

01:57:36.520 he's like

01:57:36.960 well

01:57:37.200 I think

01:57:37.600 I think

01:57:37.940 my foundation

01:57:38.520 could probably

01:57:39.020 help you

01:57:39.340 out

01:57:39.640 if

01:57:39.960 that would

01:57:41.160 be okay

01:57:41.460 with you

01:57:41.700 what did

01:57:41.940 he ask

01:57:42.220 for

01:57:42.400 what did

01:57:42.720 he want

01:57:42.980 nothing

01:57:43.420 he didn't

01:57:44.040 he didn't

01:57:44.340 want to

01:57:44.580 know

01:57:44.720 anything

01:57:45.020 about

01:57:45.400 what I

01:57:45.980 made

01:57:46.120 protected

01:57:46.480 disclosures

01:57:46.980 about

01:57:47.260 he didn't

01:57:47.780 want to

01:57:48.040 know

01:57:48.260 anything

01:57:48.820 about

01:57:49.140 my

01:57:49.400 professional

01:57:49.880 work

01:57:50.340 he just

01:57:51.160 said

01:57:51.380 I heard

01:57:51.680 the FBI

01:57:52.000 suspend

01:57:52.300 you

01:57:52.540 and

01:57:53.200 this is

01:57:53.880 how the

01:57:54.260 media

01:57:54.520 operates

01:57:55.220 we've

01:57:55.860 talked about

01:57:56.140 this before

01:57:56.380 it's hilarious

01:57:56.820 they'll say

01:57:58.160 something like

01:57:58.980 Jack Nicholson

01:58:00.320 and Britney Spears

01:58:00.940 get married

01:58:01.380 and then the

01:58:02.780 average person

01:58:03.220 goes

01:58:03.500 what

01:58:04.260 she married

01:58:05.520 Jack

01:58:05.700 no no no

01:58:06.660 Jack Nicholson

01:58:07.400 got married

01:58:07.780 and also

01:58:08.740 Britney Spears

01:58:09.260 got married

01:58:09.560 to different

01:58:10.060 people

01:58:10.380 technically

01:58:11.040 accurate

01:58:11.700 visually

01:58:12.400 impactful

01:58:13.220 was it

01:58:13.840 factual but

01:58:14.340 not truthful

01:58:14.800 that's what

01:58:15.280 Michael Mell says

01:58:15.780 that's a good

01:58:16.160 one

01:58:16.440 so what

01:58:17.300 they'll do

01:58:17.640 is they'll

01:58:17.920 say something

01:58:18.380 like let's

01:58:19.240 say you

01:58:20.360 quit your

01:58:21.120 job in

01:58:22.920 2020 and

01:58:24.000 you worked

01:58:24.560 for the

01:58:26.020 cracker factory

01:58:26.640 and then in

01:58:27.780 2022 you get

01:58:28.700 hired by a

01:58:29.680 graham cracker

01:58:30.460 factory and

01:58:31.380 the founder

01:58:31.720 pays you a

01:58:32.240 huge bonus

01:58:32.820 of $200,000

01:58:33.680 to start and

01:58:34.740 you're like it's

01:58:35.120 been two years

01:58:35.720 I've been

01:58:36.060 traveling around

01:58:36.420 the world

01:58:36.660 wasn't really

01:58:36.980 thinking about

01:58:37.280 crackers I'm

01:58:38.020 in the

01:58:38.180 cracker field

01:58:38.600 I get this

01:58:38.920 job the

01:58:39.720 media will

01:58:40.120 report CEO

01:58:41.660 pays $200,000

01:58:43.120 to so and so

01:58:44.760 who had who

01:58:45.460 just quits

01:58:46.000 their job to

01:58:46.520 work for

01:58:46.800 them or

01:58:47.920 something like

01:58:48.280 that they can

01:58:49.380 make it seem

01:58:50.080 like these two

01:58:50.740 things that are

01:58:51.180 totally separate

01:58:51.800 from each other

01:58:52.120 it's a cut edit

01:58:52.940 or a jump

01:58:53.360 edit and it's

01:58:54.180 so actually a

01:58:54.740 really great

01:58:55.060 example is the

01:58:55.800 the viral video

01:58:56.540 of the guys

01:58:56.960 digging the

01:58:57.300 hole in the

01:58:57.580 beach and I

01:58:59.160 just I

01:58:59.600 absolutely despise

01:59:00.600 how everyone

01:59:00.980 falls for this

01:59:01.820 there's a

01:59:02.820 do you see this

01:59:03.740 video no

01:59:04.460 it's a some

01:59:05.480 guys are on a

01:59:05.920 beach digging a

01:59:06.400 hole and it

01:59:06.780 says here's the

01:59:07.300 hole we dug on

01:59:07.900 Saturday then it

01:59:09.060 jumps to a news

01:59:09.760 report where they're

01:59:10.420 like a hole in the

01:59:11.400 beach may have been a

01:59:12.340 astrological impact and

01:59:13.780 a guy saying look at

01:59:14.560 this rock that was

01:59:15.220 found it scorched it

01:59:15.980 was in the hole and

01:59:17.060 then everyone just

01:59:17.900 shares it like ha ha

01:59:19.140 ha these guys dug a

01:59:20.020 hole in the media

01:59:20.560 then lied about it

01:59:21.480 no dude you got

01:59:22.940 played someone saw a

01:59:25.160 news report of a

01:59:25.940 hole in the beach

01:59:26.480 then went and dug a

01:59:28.060 hole and put their

01:59:29.260 clip in front of it to

01:59:30.640 trick you into thinking

01:59:31.480 the media got it wrong

01:59:32.240 it's all the

01:59:33.320 manipulation game

01:59:34.120 everyone just bought

01:59:35.220 it and I'm just like

01:59:36.220 people want to

01:59:37.640 believe what they want

01:59:38.100 to believe man it's

01:59:38.900 that simple

01:59:39.320 Mike Rowe was so

01:59:40.260 eloquent about talking

01:59:41.600 about what the let's

01:59:42.360 go Brandon phenomenon

01:59:43.260 was and people were

01:59:44.580 always like oh it's

01:59:45.360 just being mean to

01:59:46.120 Joe Biden it's a it's

01:59:47.140 a way to hide profanity

01:59:48.040 and what it really was

01:59:48.920 was something where

01:59:49.720 people recognized that

01:59:51.020 they were being played

01:59:51.920 something was happening

01:59:53.100 in live TV some woman

01:59:54.860 said something that was

01:59:55.900 absurdly different it

01:59:57.080 had nothing to do with

01:59:57.960 what was happening

01:59:58.460 around them listen to

01:59:59.220 them they're all

01:59:59.620 chanting let's go

02:00:00.360 Brandon and they were

02:00:01.560 chanting something that

02:00:02.360 was not that they were

02:00:03.360 not saying F Joe

02:00:04.280 Biden correct yes

02:00:05.100 that's where the crowd

02:00:05.860 is yelling F Joe

02:00:07.020 Biden and she's like 1.00

02:00:07.780 they're saying let's go

02:00:08.700 Brandon and so she

02:00:10.140 says that and

02:00:11.180 everybody puts that on

02:00:12.200 the shirt not because

02:00:12.980 they're saying F Joe

02:00:13.720 Biden although some

02:00:14.440 people obviously did

02:00:15.140 what they did say was

02:00:16.420 the media is lying to

02:00:18.020 us they actually lie to

02:00:19.300 our faces when the

02:00:20.200 proof is in front of

02:00:21.140 us yep and so that

02:00:22.160 was why it was so

02:00:22.880 important and then of

02:00:24.260 course it was more

02:00:24.740 important because Joe

02:00:25.420 Biden agreed with it so

02:00:26.200 whenever I wrote that

02:00:26.940 on my whiteboard at

02:00:27.660 work I just quoted the

02:00:28.820 president on December

02:00:30.060 24th of 2021 he said I

02:00:31.780 agree let's go Brandon

02:00:32.580 so I also agree let's go

02:00:33.920 Brandon but there's

02:00:34.920 something sad about

02:00:35.680 when it happens in real

02:00:36.620 time and people eyeball

02:00:37.600 it and then the media

02:00:38.220 then they play it

02:00:38.960 again everyone's being

02:00:40.300 mean to Joe Biden it's 0.98

02:00:41.260 like no you clowns came 0.99

02:00:42.860 out and outed yourself 0.99

02:00:43.980 and everybody saw it on

02:00:45.500 national live TV and why

02:00:46.580 did she feel like she had

02:00:47.240 to lie about it it's so

02:00:48.540 bizarre but they're

02:00:49.120 compelled to it's what

02:00:49.820 they do all the time it's

02:00:50.640 what they do I mean it

02:00:51.760 really does make you

02:00:52.420 wonder when they

02:00:52.880 seemingly lie for for

02:00:54.080 just absolute BS

02:00:55.120 reasons but they do I'm

02:00:56.620 telling you man people

02:00:57.700 need to understand that you

02:01:00.160 know so we got we got a

02:01:01.060 request recently for me

02:01:02.240 it happens periodically

02:01:03.160 like the New York Times

02:01:03.840 wanted to talk to me

02:01:04.320 about something and I'm

02:01:04.940 like yeah good good yeah

02:01:06.240 right hard pass not gonna

02:01:07.960 happen there some things I

02:01:10.640 have no problem if I get

02:01:11.400 it so I got directly

02:01:12.440 contacted by someone at

02:01:13.380 Washington Post about

02:01:14.240 something and I gave them

02:01:15.560 a quote I'm like whatever

02:01:16.640 I don't care but on some

02:01:18.560 issues and a lot on most

02:01:20.100 issues I won't engage with

02:01:22.680 these people because they

02:01:23.600 will lie 100% of the time

02:01:27.060 they will say 100% they'll

02:01:28.900 they'll be like this thing

02:01:30.080 dot dot dot ellipses leaving

02:01:32.060 out of context and then

02:01:33.060 they'll just say something

02:01:33.680 better than the opposite

02:01:34.620 they they use their

02:01:35.400 opinions to formulate what

02:01:36.500 you really said so they'll

02:01:37.960 ask you something like

02:01:39.020 Kyle what are your thoughts

02:01:40.940 on January 6th and you'll

02:01:42.440 say something like what an

02:01:43.620 awful day an awful day I

02:01:46.000 mean that none of that

02:01:46.580 should have happened I am

02:01:47.820 right Ryan Riley did this

02:01:48.840 to me and then what they'll

02:01:50.800 do is they won't they won't

02:01:51.680 quote you they'll say when

02:01:53.260 asked for a comment they

02:01:54.280 began to lament that Donald

02:01:55.980 Trump lost the election and

02:01:57.360 said that what had happened

02:01:58.240 to Trump was awful seemingly

02:01:59.680 in support of the rioters

02:02:00.840 like what yeah I was

02:02:02.200 criticizing the riot right

02:02:03.460 no they can just interpret

02:02:04.600 it how they how they see

02:02:05.400 fit and then you can't sue

02:02:06.520 them because they'll be

02:02:07.100 like well that's how I

02:02:07.740 understood it yeah yeah

02:02:08.780 this happened this happened

02:02:09.640 has happened to me Kyle and

02:02:10.900 Steve I was deposed in

02:02:12.740 February by Republican and

02:02:14.660 Democrat attorneys and then

02:02:16.320 I testified publicly in May

02:02:17.680 in the in the interim the

02:02:19.400 Democrats had leaked little

02:02:21.260 pieces of my testimony and

02:02:23.040 editorialize themselves to the

02:02:25.320 New York Times and some

02:02:26.060 other places and they love to

02:02:28.400 say oh they just believe

02:02:29.520 conspiracy theories about

02:02:30.440 January 6th yeah when I

02:02:32.020 talked about January 6th I

02:02:33.180 talked I talked about a lead

02:02:34.640 that I received where then

02:02:36.440 the FBI told me that they

02:02:38.020 had facial recognition match

02:02:40.180 for the guy they wanted me

02:02:41.740 to investigate they used a

02:02:43.300 driver's license photo that

02:02:44.360 was 25 years old to get the

02:02:46.300 facial recognition match so I

02:02:48.720 don't care the type of case if

02:02:50.640 it's an Antifa case a January

02:02:52.320 6th case a bank robbery I

02:02:54.140 don't care if you send me a

02:02:56.100 photo from 25 years ago and

02:02:57.840 say you got a facial

02:02:59.120 recognition match that's a

02:03:01.020 problem a really big problem

02:03:02.700 it forbids due process and so

02:03:05.240 I mean you know I obviously I

02:03:06.960 worked that case or that lead

02:03:09.420 like harder than I've worked

02:03:11.620 many other leads because I was

02:03:13.220 like I could smell the roses I'm

02:03:15.420 like something's not right about

02:03:16.900 this and this was early this was

02:03:18.160 you know January 15th or

02:03:19.940 something January 20th of of

02:03:21.700 2021 and it's and then they say

02:03:25.220 oh he just has conspiracy

02:03:26.140 they do the thing where they're

02:03:27.260 like you know Kevin McCarthy

02:03:28.740 opens impeachment inquiry

02:03:29.680 despite no evidence of Joe

02:03:30.840 Biden committing a crime there's

02:03:31.640 no evidence yeah but here's

02:03:32.700 here's the issue aside from the

02:03:33.860 fact that there is evidence of

02:03:34.740 a crime an inquiry is the

02:03:36.420 seeking of the evidence right

02:03:37.780 right an inquiry is hey we've

02:03:39.780 got some we've got probable

02:03:41.300 cause yeah let's investigate to

02:03:43.160 see if there's evidence you

02:03:43.740 don't need probable cause

02:03:44.480 actually to open

02:03:45.040 investigations that's not the

02:03:46.160 FBI standard for sure we

02:03:47.280 don't need probable cause means

02:03:48.360 we're serving a search warrant

02:03:49.220 we're gonna go get it what what

02:03:50.600 the what the requirement is is a

02:03:53.060 credible allegation or

02:03:55.240 information that a crime has

02:03:56.540 committed been committed so is

02:03:57.900 there an allegation or

02:03:58.980 information that crime may have

02:04:00.220 been going on we see it

02:04:02.280 underneath Biden's you know

02:04:03.540 political influence the obvious

02:04:04.820 answer is yes there are

02:04:06.280 allegations and there's some

02:04:07.340 information the purpose the

02:04:09.060 purpose is to taint to poison

02:04:10.780 the well right so that someone

02:04:12.360 what you'll get is the average

02:04:13.840 person saying they're trying to

02:04:15.020 impeach Joe Biden with no

02:04:15.900 evidence of a crime the

02:04:17.060 appropriate response is they're

02:04:19.080 investigating to see if there

02:04:20.080 was a crime what do you mean

02:04:20.720 like they're not impeaching him

02:04:21.960 right now they're saying it's a

02:04:23.020 probe they're there yeah it's a

02:04:24.520 probe there's been a bunch of

02:04:25.440 accusations of criminal activity

02:04:26.860 do you do you think that if and

02:04:29.140 as a good way I put it for

02:04:30.320 everybody if if one of your

02:04:31.480 family members or friends is

02:04:32.420 like why are they doing this

02:04:33.300 say I mean if someone's accused

02:04:35.300 of a crime should the federal

02:04:36.800 should the law enforcement do

02:04:38.360 some kind of investigation into

02:04:39.420 that crime so let's say like a 0.71

02:04:41.180 woman gets raped and then she

02:04:42.360 goes to the police and says I 0.97

02:04:43.060 was raped they say do you have 0.96

02:04:43.740 evidence she goes no well then 0.54

02:04:45.240 they should say okay well we're

02:04:46.000 gonna try and see if there's

02:04:46.680 evidence to support this claim

02:04:48.100 this woman's made or you don't 1.00

02:04:49.300 want to do what they did or

02:04:50.040 Donald Trump there was an

02:04:51.120 allegation and then they

02:04:51.960 impeached him right you could do

02:04:53.640 that and and I'm not the

02:04:54.940 biggest Trump fan in the world

02:04:55.760 he's not like a role model to

02:04:56.720 my children I think he makes

02:04:57.580 some bad decisions I think he

02:04:58.840 actually he's his own worst

02:05:00.100 enemy in many ways but looking

02:05:01.320 at what happened to him just

02:05:02.260 objectively you can look and

02:05:03.720 say is this being treated in

02:05:05.400 the same way and the answer is

02:05:06.620 of course no the like one of the

02:05:08.340 proudest moments for me is the

02:05:09.360 fact that I got suspended from

02:05:10.260 the FBI before they went into

02:05:11.280 Miralago I know people that

02:05:12.860 were at Miralago like I know

02:05:14.560 like my old my old office was in

02:05:16.760 Washington DC in judicial

02:05:17.720 square and we're friends with

02:05:19.160 these people yeah I mean we had

02:05:20.840 lunch occasionally like

02:05:21.660 they're they're people that

02:05:22.380 were on my academy class

02:05:24.180 roster that I would sit and

02:05:26.020 you know I know pretty well

02:05:27.080 that were there they were

02:05:28.020 involved in it you want to

02:05:29.060 know something not to get

02:05:29.700 conspiratorial but the group

02:05:30.900 that went in and engaged in

02:05:33.580 the the process there that

02:05:34.980 went down to Miralago to do

02:05:35.840 it was with a group called

02:05:36.860 CI 14 that's counter

02:05:39.160 intelligence 14 they're the

02:05:40.180 Russian espionage squad that's

02:05:41.440 what they did wow that's right

02:05:42.980 yeah I think we were reading

02:05:43.880 about that so they went there

02:05:45.140 and did that I know guys on

02:05:46.240 the squad I'm not going to say

02:05:47.240 anybody's names because

02:05:47.880 they're decent human beings

02:05:48.680 like they're but they did

02:05:49.460 things that I think are

02:05:50.100 ordinary men like I think

02:05:51.160 that's a problem they're

02:05:51.760 evil but here's the other

02:05:52.680 funality of does anyone

02:05:53.660 know did you guys see I

02:05:55.040 congratulated the other day

02:05:55.900 for how FBI they caught the

02:05:57.660 pipe bomber from January 6

02:05:59.020 they did tell me about it

02:06:00.680 yeah no they didn't they

02:06:01.500 have it still right so I

02:06:03.060 guess who got the pipe

02:06:03.780 bomber case right off the

02:06:04.540 bat same group CI 14 yeah

02:06:06.820 why yeah it might just be

02:06:09.840 coincidence because they

02:06:10.580 didn't have the band

02:06:11.200 because they were so

02:06:11.880 overwhelmed how weird is

02:06:13.100 that though it's so weird

02:06:14.060 and so like you know you

02:06:15.120 can have your people that

02:06:15.880 are there in the audience

02:06:16.520 are gonna go like oh my

02:06:17.180 god wait why would a CI

02:06:18.900 squad get a bombing same

02:06:20.800 question I had when we

02:06:21.580 got put on the

02:06:22.040 surveillance for it it's

02:06:23.140 like why why is CI 14

02:06:24.260 running that's weird why

02:06:25.360 because it's because it's

02:06:26.420 their inside unit that or

02:06:28.380 or which is possible this

02:06:30.240 is that they were so

02:06:31.000 overwhelmed by January 6

02:06:32.160 stuff and they were

02:06:32.840 anybody who thinks the

02:06:34.080 FBI quote-unquote planned

02:06:35.520 January 6 I'm not saying

02:06:36.900 that there wasn't a plan

02:06:38.140 for people in places but

02:06:39.860 the FBI certainly didn't

02:06:40.860 quarterback it out of

02:06:41.500 Washington field if it was

02:06:42.780 done it had to been out of

02:06:43.740 headquarters it's more

02:06:44.500 likely that there were a

02:06:45.200 lot of co-aligned interests

02:06:46.420 from different you know

02:06:47.580 federal agencies that are

02:06:48.400 all trying to disrupt you

02:06:49.420 know terrorism cases I

02:06:50.460 think and more likely

02:06:51.480 came out of a DHS who

02:06:52.500 has a very different they

02:06:53.540 don't have the rules I

02:06:54.260 would I would assume that

02:06:55.720 the most likely scenario is

02:06:57.340 more so uh just if it

02:06:59.300 happens it happens and let

02:07:00.340 it happen because we can

02:07:01.100 use it well here's how we

02:07:02.060 know that was that was a

02:07:02.920 really scary thing in

02:07:03.960 Washington DC anybody

02:07:05.020 who's ever worked in DC

02:07:05.980 in law enforcement knows

02:07:06.740 there's a thing called an

02:07:07.360 NSSE the National Special

02:07:08.900 Security Events those are

02:07:10.260 run by DHS by statute and

02:07:12.020 by policy and the Secret

02:07:13.880 Service runs it so they

02:07:15.180 set up a command post it

02:07:16.140 looks like this there's a

02:07:17.040 bunch of different

02:07:17.400 screens there's a bunch

02:07:18.040 of people from every

02:07:18.760 different agency um DC

02:07:20.200 Metro PD is there ATF

02:07:21.780 FBI DEA Department of

02:07:23.560 Energy has people that

02:07:24.360 goes around looks for

02:07:25.020 nuclear bombs and stuff

02:07:25.920 like that and they do

02:07:26.740 this all the time they do

02:07:27.620 it for January uh sorry

02:07:29.520 July 4th celebrations for

02:07:31.180 big parades for major

02:07:32.600 events they will declare

02:07:33.560 it NSSE happens every

02:07:34.620 year for the State of the

02:07:35.280 Union when the president

02:07:36.280 does a big motorcade over

02:07:37.220 to Congress so these are

02:07:38.740 known protests known public

02:07:40.440 events where they set up a

02:07:41.840 security perimeter and

02:07:42.780 everybody gets involved

02:07:43.660 and the locals love it

02:07:44.740 because the because the

02:07:45.620 Fed will pay their their

02:07:46.520 overtime so it's actually a

02:07:47.780 good deal for them they

02:07:48.500 love that and the Fed

02:07:49.440 doesn't care because they

02:07:50.000 just print more money and

02:07:50.760 do whatever they want

02:07:51.320 right so that's NSSEs they

02:07:53.160 happen regularly they

02:07:54.100 happen for every

02:07:54.600 presidential inauguration and

02:07:55.740 when you were there on

02:07:56.460 January 20th that was an

02:07:57.740 NSSE right and everybody's

02:07:59.120 involved there's undercovers

02:08:00.080 in the crowd like I was and

02:08:01.380 all they're trying to do is

02:08:02.100 make sure that First

02:08:02.740 Amendment protections are

02:08:03.600 allowed and that people

02:08:04.600 that try to disrupt it get

02:08:05.520 stopped and that park

02:08:06.620 police is flying the

02:08:07.340 helicopter everyone's doing

02:08:08.180 their thing that didn't

02:08:09.420 get declared for January 6th

02:08:10.880 why they had a minimal

02:08:12.520 they had a minimal

02:08:13.360 presence they didn't have

02:08:14.820 DC Metro riot police on

02:08:16.040 standby think about how

02:08:17.000 many protests happen in in

02:08:18.240 DC on an annual basis

02:08:19.960 you have a better idea than

02:08:21.280 every day probably almost

02:08:22.640 every definitely every week

02:08:23.860 come on every single week

02:08:24.940 there's either a scheduled

02:08:25.680 or unscheduled protest that

02:08:26.700 gets big and and they

02:08:28.740 couldn't handle this one

02:08:29.540 event that's highly

02:08:31.000 suspicious I agree with you

02:08:32.140 if it happens it happens

02:08:33.540 pull back the curtain let's

02:08:34.860 see what happens if we

02:08:35.540 that's why the cops were

02:08:36.380 there's videos of them

02:08:37.240 standing by I just kicked

02:08:38.740 over the trash can it's

02:08:39.420 kick it's kick the ant

02:08:40.280 mound and see what happens

02:08:41.060 and don't come in and try

02:08:42.000 to cover it up don't

02:08:42.720 contain them gentlemen

02:08:43.640 this has been a absolute

02:08:45.240 blast to have you and to

02:08:46.500 talk about all this stuff

02:08:47.060 really to appreciate it

02:08:47.960 it's about that time we're

02:08:48.820 gonna start wrapping up

02:08:49.440 do you guys want to shout

02:08:50.100 anything out so people can

02:08:51.080 find you somewhere

02:08:51.620 yep you guys can find me

02:08:53.900 and you can sometimes find

02:08:54.700 Garrett on my podcast we do

02:08:55.840 a morning stream at 930

02:08:57.660 eastern time on rumble.com

02:08:59.200 slash Kyle Serafin it's

02:09:00.280 just my name I am usually a

02:09:01.740 little bit less amped up

02:09:02.560 than this but I've been

02:09:03.100 drinking some of your

02:09:03.620 cast brew coffee so I'm

02:09:04.760 a lot too I've been I'm

02:09:06.340 running through this like

02:09:06.900 32 ounce tumblr I'm rocking

02:09:09.080 into that but they can find

02:09:09.760 me there and they can find

02:09:10.440 me on all the social

02:09:11.600 medias at Kyle Serafin

02:09:12.820 Twitter and truth and so

02:09:14.020 on right on for me on

02:09:16.660 socials I'm at GOB actual I

02:09:18.880 have a sub stack it's

02:09:19.840 lastline.substack.com all

02:09:21.800 of that stuff is under

02:09:23.260 lock and key right now per

02:09:24.520 my attorney so hopefully

02:09:25.800 someday soon I'll be able

02:09:26.960 to open that up and release

02:09:29.280 the Garrett yeah because I

02:09:30.880 put some effort especially

02:09:31.940 into the sub stack so yeah

02:09:34.240 that and yeah that's

02:09:36.420 probably about it right on

02:09:37.180 it was great talking to

02:09:37.960 you guys really fascinating

02:09:38.920 stuff Ian Crossland you know

02:09:40.660 where to find me at Ian

02:09:41.580 Crossland on the internet

02:09:42.420 I'll see you guys later do

02:09:43.860 this again let's do this

02:09:44.620 again that's really

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The Culture War - Tim Pool - September 22, 2023

The Culture War #31 - Weaponization & Corruption Of The DOJ with Kyle Seraphin & Garret O'Boyle

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