The NXR Podcast - THE SPECIAL - FBI Diversity Goals Led To The Most Insane Policy Change You've Ever Heard (w⧸@KyleSeraphin)

00:00:00.000 Radical Christian Nationalist Pastor, Joel Webin.

00:00:05.520 Joel Webin.

00:00:06.760 I'm going to talk about Joel Webin today.

00:00:08.840 Joel Webin is an accident.

00:00:10.480 so here we are I have Kyle Serafin and right out of the gate you can introduce yourself in a little

00:00:33.460 bit but right out of the gate you got to tell me about this FBI bestiality thing going on what

00:00:38.840 what seriously what's happening we need a full stop to the fbi until we can figure out what's

00:00:43.040 going on that sounds like a safety stop yeah yeah i think you're right um i have been fielding phone

00:00:48.120 calls from former agents and they almost always start off with the laughing yeah it's like what

00:00:52.620 timeline are we in what kind of clown show we had senator john kennedy asking questions uh to cash

00:00:57.440 patel because it honestly might like allegedly but might be true oh no it's definitely true

00:01:03.900 that's no they definitely they definitely changed the regulations on that that's not not debatable

00:01:07.880 And that was actually under oath, cash admitted.

00:01:09.780 No, but not the regulation, but like it's happening.

00:01:11.780 It's a thing.

00:01:12.440 Well, that's the part that we'll talk about.

00:01:14.600 And I got some information today.

00:01:15.580 So I had to speculate.

00:01:16.780 There was a hearing.

00:01:18.480 John Kennedy said maybe the funniest words

00:01:20.220 that have ever been issued under a senatorial hearing.

00:01:23.320 And he said, can we talk about the bestiality?

00:01:26.260 And like, no one's ever said that before

00:01:27.900 to an FBI director or otherwise.

00:01:29.840 Very insane.

00:01:31.120 So I sat there and I did a whole podcast roasting it.

00:01:33.060 I just had to mute it and laugh for a bit.

00:01:35.580 Yeah, because it doesn't seem real.

00:01:36.980 No, and I was an FBI agent, so I know a little bit about what kind of thing.

00:01:41.320 They ask a question generically in all the questionnaires when you're getting hired on.

00:01:44.540 And the one I remember, it was something to the effect of,

00:01:45.960 do you have any deviant sexual appetites or behaviors?

00:01:49.380 And the answer should be no.

00:01:50.860 And then they just move on.

00:01:52.140 That's it.

00:01:52.520 And it's not even a moral question.

00:01:53.580 They just want to know if they can blackmail you.

00:01:55.240 They want to know if a foreign government will come and blackmail you.

00:01:57.600 So I got a call out of a very credible source from headquarters,

00:02:02.500 and I've got friends in the FBI still,

00:02:04.220 And I'm, you know, PNG'd from the current FBI management, but there's a lot of people that still work there that will talk to me.

00:02:09.840 And I got a call from a very reputable source that said, Serafin, your expectation was, is that the deep side of the FBI, the deep state guys were setting up Cash Patel.

00:02:18.300 That was my belief.

00:02:19.060 They were setting him up.

00:02:19.940 So we had to talk about bestiality under oath. 1.00

00:02:22.060 To just make him look stupid. 1.00

00:02:23.040 To make him look stupid. 1.00

00:02:23.780 Right. 1.00

00:02:24.340 Like, hey, look.

00:02:25.880 Not that hard to do.

00:02:26.880 Not that hard.

00:02:27.500 It's not.

00:02:28.040 But the claim was essentially, my claim, was that they were floating out this idea that he was going to be the good guy.

00:02:33.240 that there are victims of sex trafficking

00:02:35.000 who've been forced into bestiality,

00:02:36.440 but they still could be law enforcement officers

00:02:38.020 that would be somehow valuable,

00:02:39.080 even though they were probably post-traumatic stress

00:02:41.220 and substance addicted and probably scarred for life.

00:02:43.860 But theoretically, that was the claim.

00:02:46.060 And so they talked him into it,

00:02:47.320 and then he said, yes, that's the case.

00:02:49.180 Call today was in the middle of my workout,

00:02:51.360 and it ruined my workout.

00:02:52.420 I had to stop doing what I was doing,

00:02:53.860 and I was told that it was because of a specific DEI quota

00:02:57.640 the FBI is still working on.

00:02:59.320 Which is a particular race or a particular sex?

00:03:03.240 Um, it turns out the least likely thing that anybody thought I had three other FBI people

00:03:08.280 say, obviously it's probably because there's like Muslim people and they have an affinity 0.98

00:03:10.880 for animals and they don't even think anything of it. 1.00

00:03:13.120 It doesn't bother them.

00:03:13.960 And I was like, no, sir, it's not what I just heard. 1.00

00:03:16.640 I heard it's a problem with white females.

00:03:19.760 And that is the second highest again, unsubstantiated single source, but I'm working on it.

00:03:25.600 I will be able to verify at some point.

00:03:26.960 I'll talk to some people, but apparently it's the second highest automatic failure on white 1.00

00:03:31.580 females just behind drug use and the drug policy is an automatic failure this is the number two 1.00

00:03:37.680 for that subset and the fbi females and they need to hire them the number one reason that they get 1.00

00:03:42.540 disqualified from the fbi is drug abuse but then the second is bestiality allegedly that is insane

00:03:49.560 and all and now this is under the age of 18 so the policy was rewritten to be specific for

00:03:53.740 18 or less if you if you were engaged in bestiality as an adult then you're not covered by the new

00:04:00.680 policy it's the same as the old policy your grandfathered in no no no you just can't you

00:04:05.480 can't have committed bestiality ever previously that was the thing they waived it basically

00:04:10.300 because the female applicants were getting knocked out so this is not a new regulation 1.00

00:04:14.240 added this is a regulation being removed so that white women who are doing things that i don't even

00:04:20.320 want to repeat can serve in the fbi is that what we're saying that's what i'm told that is crazy 1.00

00:04:25.340 so first like i you know we're just getting to know each other i i don't i don't want women 0.99

00:04:30.280 serving the FBI, period. That's my position. Any kind of combat situation. So I know this is a 1.00

00:04:37.660 little crude, but Romans 13, I'm a pastor, I'm a Christian. God gave the sword to the civil

00:04:43.480 magistrate. So the civil magistrate is God's deacon. It's his servant. He is God's avenger

00:04:49.540 to deal out vengeance on the evildoer. To him has been given the sword. So I see the state as

00:04:55.460 having a divine monopoly on sanctioned violence,

00:05:01.280 God-sanctioned violence.

00:05:03.400 And without trying to be crude, 1.00

00:05:05.100 I actually think it's a decent argument.

00:05:07.180 The sword, in this case, it could be a gun,

00:05:09.140 but the sword is a phallus and it belongs to men. 1.00

00:05:12.160 I don't think it belongs to women. 0.95

00:05:13.300 You can make it secular as well, 0.95

00:05:14.700 and it just turns out that there are very few women

00:05:17.160 that are stronger than me, and I'm an average-sized guy.

00:05:20.120 And the number of women that are stronger than me,

00:05:22.460 like in this little sort of a Venn diagram circle, 0.90

00:05:24.940 And then also would serve as decent, you know, military operators or FBI agents or cops or firefighters or honestly paramedics.

00:05:32.700 From what I just saw, I saw a video the other day earlier today, this heavyset lady and a really fat guy lifting a professional baseball player on a stretcher.

00:05:41.460 And it's like, yeah, he's fat and weak.

00:05:43.760 He's fat and strong. 0.59

00:05:45.440 I don't like that he's there because if I'm doing CPR, I used to be a paramedic.

00:05:49.340 He's not going to be able to help me for very long.

00:05:51.040 Well, I kept thinking with the he, I kept thinking, why is Randy Fine's son on the baseball field?

00:05:56.920 He looked just like Randy.

00:05:59.300 He really did. 1.00

00:05:59.840 I expected him to have like a kippah or something.

00:06:01.680 It's a very unique body type. 0.88

00:06:03.320 But you're right.

00:06:04.020 He was able to do it. 1.00

00:06:04.800 The woman went. 0.99

00:06:05.400 And you're right.

00:06:05.980 That is a secular argument.

00:06:07.200 But even from a Christian perspective, and I like this about you, you're a Christian.

00:06:10.980 I am.

00:06:11.460 And so even from that perspective, though, that's what we would call within Christian theology natural law.

00:06:17.760 Correct.

00:06:18.100 It's still a Christian doctrine, but God wrote two books, not one.

00:06:22.260 He wrote, we have special revelation, right?

00:06:24.500 The prophet, the laws, the apostles, the scripture, but we also have natural revelation.

00:06:28.460 We can look at nature and it says something about God.

00:06:31.060 Romans chapter one says that God, who he is, his divine nature, his power has been clearly

00:06:37.360 displayed, conveyed by what he has made.

00:06:40.000 And so I can look at nature and I can say, even from a natural argument, which is, I

00:06:44.100 I think a Christian argument, men are generally speaking, right? We can at least say generally 0.58

00:06:50.420 speaking, men are fit, suited, and called to lead and that leadership being provision and protection

00:06:57.040 and guidance. And women are fit to be nurturers, ladies of the hearth, a domestic role. That

00:07:04.260 doesn't mean that a woman can't ever be industrious. The Proverbs 31 woman is industrious. 0.99

00:07:09.500 She takes money and purchases a field. But I always say when people use that to say, 1.00

00:07:14.100 they try to use it in a feminist way say it's great that we have all these female ceos and 1.00

00:07:18.760 boss babes and pants i'm always worse bosses i ever had she like she's using money and buying 1.00

00:07:23.540 a field fine whose money is she using that's right her husband's okay yeah so or her father's that 1.00

00:07:28.860 she inherited exactly so she's still working in conjunction with the male head of her life 0.97

00:07:34.480 as a great asset to him she's smart we're not saying they're dumb she's smart she's industrious

00:07:39.460 but but that's that's just that's a larger picture well you just heard me standing out there i just

00:07:45.000 told you at least in combat we should be able to draw the line it shouldn't even be a discussion

00:07:48.320 uh you know i think i just said it out there i said i'll fight all of you guys but i have the

00:07:52.740 coolest wife my wife is awesome right i adore her more than other people and um she also knows that

00:07:59.600 she's complimentary to me she's not she's not my equal in strength she's not my equal in a lot of 1.00

00:08:04.120 things. And she doesn't try to be that. I can't do her job. I don't have the patience. She

00:08:11.020 homeschools our four children. My wife homeschools. It's crazy. She's crazy devout. She sets an alarm 0.91

00:08:16.920 and she prays on the hours that she needs to. And she's on her knees. My wife is the first one up in

00:08:21.720 the home. Would be the last one in bed, but I beat her on going to sleep. I'm the first one up and 1.00

00:08:28.240 the last one in mind because there's strength jobs that need to be done in my house. I have a five

00:08:32.620 old son who I drag out of bed manually. It's a, it's a bunk bed and I carry him like a sack of

00:08:37.180 potatoes and I take him pee as late as I go to bed. And I have a time that I have to do it like

00:08:42.080 10, 10 30 so that he can get through the night. So he doesn't wet the bed. So yeah. And he's such

00:08:46.840 a heavy sleeper that he like, he's dead weight and my wife can't even get him out of the bed.

00:08:50.460 And so like, so that's my job. And then I ended up waking up first cause I do a podcast now, but

00:08:53.780 she does way more work in the house space. That's her office, whatever tools she requires a hundred 1.00

00:08:59.020 percent. Right. Women, that's so important. Women work. We're just talking about where. Yeah. Right. 1.00

00:09:03.500 Of course they work. Right. Everybody works. If somebody comes to the door and wants to do

00:09:07.120 violence, that's my job. Right. The other day, actually, this was a great example. We're standing

00:09:10.740 at the park and she said, can you get the kids out of the house for a few minutes? I'm going to

00:09:13.720 clean the floors. It's like, yeah, I can do that. So I take the kids down to the parks, down the

00:09:17.140 street from my house and we're hanging out there and we're spinning, you know, the kids on the

00:09:21.920 spinny swing and they're climbing the spider web deal and they're running up and down the slide

00:09:25.540 and all this kind of stuff. And then I see these scumbags walk up and like, you know, I just look 0.99

00:09:28.720 at them and i used to be in law enforcement i know what scumbags look like and i was like there's 0.98

00:09:32.220 some scumbaggery afoot whatever is about to happen here i was like i'm either looking at a date of 0.98

00:09:36.340 two gay men who look very illogical as a white guy and a black guy that don't look like they're 0.97

00:09:40.160 compatible um and then uh or or some scumbaggery is about to go down expensive vehicle pulls up 1.00

00:09:46.580 two more scumbags in there uh scumbag one and two walk up to three and four and they start doing 0.98

00:09:51.360 some hand-to-hand transactions at the uh you know the window and so here i am seeing a drug deal 0.99

00:09:55.460 talking to one of my buddies who's an investigative reporter i'm doing media stuff i'm like playing

00:09:59.280 with the kids and it's like oh it's time to do the thing that i used to do professionally but

00:10:03.560 it's also time to do the thing i do as a dad which is protect my babies that's right so i snap a

00:10:07.560 couple of pictures so they can identify it i make sure i grab license plates while i'm talking on

00:10:11.000 the phone kind of illogically moving around you know like we call it surreptitious photography

00:10:14.800 and so i'm taking surreptitious photographs of these uh ne'er-do-wells and then uh and then i

00:10:21.160 tell my oldest who's nine and i was like hey we're going home and it's like grab your sister hey

00:10:26.840 grab your brother and then it's like it's going i grab the littlest one and then we go and we're

00:10:30.040 and you know i just use my command voice it's called the military they know the command voice

00:10:34.460 it sounds different than the hey we let's pack it up kiddos hey what do you think yeah so they

00:10:39.160 beeline it for the house they move very you know quickly methodically logical action that way and

00:10:43.300 then i'm on the phone with the police and i'm dialing them up and i'm like hey i just saw some 0.95

00:10:46.480 scumbags and so i'm talking about this my wife comes out of the house and she's a little bit 0.97

00:10:50.600 peeved because she's you know in the middle of doing the floors or whatever and she sees the 0.99

00:10:53.840 kids streaming in and she comes out and she i saw it on the ring cam afterwards she didn't interact 1.00

00:10:59.780 with me i saw her look at me and then she went back inside and i found out afterwards she locked 0.94

00:11:03.900 the door but she went in the house and i'm outside and of course i got my pistol on me she knew she

00:11:08.900 knew it's like oh we're doing we're doing a lockdown and this is what needs to be done that's 0.99

00:11:13.240 her job real quick amen back to that venn diagram you said like the the number of women right very 0.66

00:11:18.800 few but there may be some women who could outbench you but i'm wondering with his venn diagram it's

00:11:23.780 like uh the number of women who would be your physical superior and therefore qualified to be

00:11:28.780 in the fbi does that also maybe overlap and happen to be the same group of women who get disqualified

00:11:34.840 for bestiality you know what i mean like i had i had a conversation with a politician whose name 1.00

00:11:40.020 you'd recognize today and we had this funny conversation and he said where were these super 0.99

00:11:44.620 horny women when i was younger and i started laughing and i said well i said um that's red 0.99

00:11:50.400 flag city for whatever that's worth the woman who he goes the law enforcement thing or the

00:11:54.040 bestiality thing i go the interaction between them is truly problematic because the number of uh sort

00:12:00.660 of like stop signs we're running through on this this is a high risk seeking person this is a person

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00:13:34.740 So interestingly enough, my background, I was in the military for a little while. I did one hitch with the Air Force and I was in the, I spent three and a half years training to be a special operator. So I've got friends who are special operators in various different fields. One of my buddies actually got picked out of all the guys there. He had some downtime and they said, we'd like you to be part of our population study of special operators.

00:13:54.920 He was a qualified JTAC, TACP, on the special operations side of the house, worked at an AFSOC.

00:14:02.140 And they wanted him to be in this tier of guys.

00:14:05.540 They grabbed operators.

00:14:07.380 They grabbed regular dudes. 0.96

00:14:09.700 Then they grabbed regular girls working in the FBI, in the Air Force, chicks.

00:14:14.800 And so it struck out.

00:14:16.380 You're going to be shocked to find this out.

00:14:17.840 But they did three or four days with the physical activity.

00:14:20.480 They had studied under a PhD who, like, he was the physiologist of the Air Force.

00:14:24.340 And he was a good guy.

00:14:25.540 And so they did rope climbs and they did, you know, rucking and they did swimming and they did bench press and they did deadlifts and they did carry your buddy and they did pick up the boats and all the stuff.

00:14:34.800 They did all the things, right?

00:14:36.280 Days and days of this stuff.

00:14:37.860 And the striations are really crazy.

00:14:39.940 It's elite men with a couple of like stud dudes that, you know, were outliers from their group.

00:14:46.340 Then all the dudes with a couple of outliers from some females that were studs.

00:14:50.660 And then it's all the females.

00:14:52.000 the bands of who performs at what there's like high-end operation there's regular man and it's

00:14:58.340 striated and then there's females with a few outliers obviously but just because you can

00:15:02.720 doesn't mean you should and the answer should be like what do you add to unit cohesion right what

00:15:06.380 do you add to the capabilities for doing violence like do you have the personality that what you

00:15:10.600 add is a giant liability you do like i you know so i used to pastor in san diego we had a number

00:15:16.200 of seals here in the church and you know how you know they're seals they well they i yeah you're

00:15:22.020 going to be kind to them the same way you know that someone's a vegan right you know like you

00:15:25.820 know but well i always say that you know that a seal is a seal because he's telling your girlfriend

00:15:29.120 your wife about it no well not in our church but um a lot of them try to actually keep it under

00:15:34.080 wraps uh the guys who were training and doing buds talked about it a lot more than the guys

00:15:38.480 you've been in for a while those guys are gonna get eaten alive later yeah so but anyways but the

00:15:42.380 point is that um they didn't there weren't there weren't female seals at this point um in san diego

00:15:49.420 but they just talked about past military experience and things like that and they said it uh it's not

00:15:54.320 just that she's weaker um but it it changes the whole psychology of your platoon correct um like

00:16:00.920 if if she gets captured there's a whole other calculus that's going through your mind of what's

00:16:06.660 going to happen there are not a lot of enemy like raping of men in the way that we're worried about

00:16:11.680 it correct exactly it's just not the same sort of violation that we're worried about and then

00:16:15.700 and then romantic crushes and all that the whole platoon behaves wired to protect women so it's

00:16:21.040 not just you have one weak link it actually makes all these men weaker it makes them more vulnerable

00:16:25.560 more liable um distracted um it's they did that they did the psychological studies on this in the

00:16:33.040 80s and 90s this was pretty well established doctrine they're obviously reinventing all that

00:16:36.820 stuff, but the, the psychological entanglement, the fact that men are generally speaking, 0.62

00:16:41.140 there's this argument too, that I've seen some feminists make and they're like men in order to 0.82

00:16:44.940 protect or to, to impress women will perform better in the, you know, in, in combat around 1.00

00:16:50.900 women. And it's like, um, I think the problem is not when they're performing better. The problem 0.73

00:16:57.280 is what happens if something happens to you and will they, will they abandon mission? Will they,

00:17:01.620 you know, move on? Like, whereas we have different priorities of work when you're working around a

00:17:06.000 unit of men because we all realize that biologically we're sort of expendable yeah once we've done our

00:17:10.340 biological imperative we're kind of expendable and so here this is not where you're going to

00:17:14.360 take this but i'll take this to something that really changed my mindset my general mindset and

00:17:19.760 things and it was this what happened in ubaldi okay and i don't know if uh you paid attention

00:17:25.140 to that but the the transgender gender confused person that went in and killed a school full of

00:17:31.120 you know a bunch of kids in a school this happens in ubaldi texas at that time i'm in the fbi this

00:17:35.860 happens in a lot of different schools it's yeah it's a thing that happens it's become a reoccurring

00:17:41.680 phenomenon for sure when it happened in uvaldi specifically the actual after action that i was

00:17:46.960 following up on first of all the guys that ended up doing the inter interdiction of this individual

00:17:51.020 uh were bortac the border patrol elite sort of like top tier uh swat unit and i lived next to

00:17:59.120 a bortac guy and i bought a house from a bortac guy and so i knew people in bortac i know what

00:18:03.600 kind of studs they are and they are legit studs and they went in and did what you think men would

00:18:08.060 do and i have a buddy who's a green beret he was one of my friends in the fbi and he said you know

00:18:12.500 if there's a school full of kids that's at risk i'll fast rope in with a speedo and a wheel gun

00:18:18.500 tucked in the in my butt cheeks kind of thing because that's what needs to be done you know

00:18:22.760 if i'm not armed and i don't have the body armor and i don't have the helmet and i don't have the 0.53

00:18:26.180 gear and i'm barefoot or i'm in flip-flops and you all you give me is you know like a butter knife

00:18:29.900 I'm going to go in because that's what I'm trained to do. And that's what my, my purpose

00:18:34.200 is on life. You're like, I need to protect. And not every man is wired that way. I get that. Some

00:18:38.320 men are certainly better at it. We've met them and they're impressive. But if that is not the

00:18:43.320 mentality of people who are in a protective role where it's like, I'm expendable now. And I had

00:18:48.460 this conversation with my wife and this is one of the things that changed the way that I looked at

00:18:51.160 the world. I was like, if I'm ever in that scenario where there's a schoolroom full of kids and a

00:18:59.880 die, I hope one of my friends or people in my community and my parents step around and they

00:19:04.020 circle around you. And I hope somebody else will marry you and take care of our babies. And I, 1.00

00:19:07.580 and I trust God that they will, but that's my job right then. And there is no negotiating. Like I

00:19:11.900 signed that check a long time ago, mentally, you know, when I stepped into the world and realized

00:19:17.460 like what it means like to be a, to be a dude, that's regular dude stuff. I would say that your

00:19:22.180 job is that you need to go and do this thing. And the fact that cops fought it, there was the story

00:19:27.160 and every law enforcement officer

00:19:28.440 that knows about what happened in Ubalde

00:19:29.980 had this combo.

00:19:30.400 I know what you're talking about now.

00:19:31.200 They were all just staying outside.

00:19:33.000 His wife was in one of the classrooms.

00:19:35.300 No.

00:19:36.620 And they took his gun away from him

00:19:38.360 and told him to stand down

00:19:39.660 because they were waiting.

00:19:41.760 And my buddies and I have all had that conversation.

00:19:44.240 And the conversation goes something like this.

00:19:46.160 If you are a man that is on my team

00:19:48.120 and you just told me that I can't go into a room

00:19:50.720 where a madman is holding my wife hostage,

00:19:53.900 you just became part of the enemy.

00:19:55.440 yeah and i don't want that for you and i don't want it for me so we might as well let this go

00:19:59.200 here like i'm going in and i hope you're coming with me and the answer should be like you want

00:20:02.860 to be the one guy or the two guy that should be the only question yeah or or at least you should

00:20:07.740 come with me or at least get out of my way well if you don't get out of my way i'm going to get him

00:20:11.860 and you right i'm going through you and so anyway a lot of people had some hard conversations about

00:20:16.580 that and i think it's relevant that that mindset that is a masculine mindset yes like you know i

00:20:24.520 had a funny moment this is just like a one of those silly moments in your life i got a buddy

00:20:27.500 he introduced me to my wife he's one of my best friends since we were kids and um the same rock

00:20:32.120 wall you know where seismic wall is yeah um in austin uh barton creek area so i proposed to my

00:20:37.720 wife there which is funny and my buddy and i were doing some climbing there and i was doing a lead

00:20:41.240 climb that was slightly outside of my ability to do i'm not a very good climber and i'm kind of

00:20:44.520 like stocky and not very long and he's not a good belayer because i taught him how to do it that day

00:20:48.940 which is a terrible idea if you're going to lead climb so for people that don't know about lead

00:20:52.260 climb, you clip, and then you climb above the protection. And then when you're above the

00:20:55.720 protection, your fall is twice whatever your distance is above the clip. So I'm eight or

00:21:01.120 nine feet above the clip, and I got another two or three feet to make the move. And this is the

00:21:04.380 crux of the climbing problem. So this is a challenge for me, and I'm not good at it, and

00:21:07.880 I'm struggling. And my buddy at the bottom, who's belaying me, rather than giving me the slack to

00:21:11.960 make it, the idea as a belayer on a lead climb is that you give them slack, and if they seem to fall,

00:21:16.020 you take as much slack as you can, and you lock it off. Anyway, he didn't do that. So I'm trying

00:21:19.960 to climb and he's watching me and he sees that i'm looking to make a move and he's like oh he

00:21:24.620 could sense my struggle and so as i'm getting ready to make the move and i'm starting to kind

00:21:29.160 of like itch my fingers further and further he's slowly taking the slack out of the rope yeah and

00:21:34.160 the rope is elastic it's got a 10 stretch or whatever it is so he's actually adding pull on

00:21:39.380 me so when i make the move i obviously fail i'm well over 10 feet above the protection i got about

00:21:45.400 a 20 foot fall, which is a good one. And so I go falling and I'm like hands on the rock face on the

00:21:51.040 rock, you know, bash into the thing. Like I'm all bloodied up. I'm beat to crap and I'm hanging

00:21:55.620 there dangling, like wondering what happened. And he lowers me down and I barely remember even the 0.55

00:22:00.220 fall part of it. Cause it was just, it was just like, I'd never, it was a good fall. I was proud

00:22:04.600 of it. You know, I hit good. So I get down there and I unclip and I'm bleeding and I look all

00:22:09.680 pt and he goes he goes um well he doesn't have any like there's no like there's no nothing he

00:22:16.160 doesn't even know he did the wrong he doesn't even know he did no we realized that after the

00:22:20.100 fact i didn't even realize he pulled me off the wall he goes i got some good news and i got some 0.67

00:22:23.480 bad news for you kyle and i go um yeah bad first and he's like you're all banged up man you're all 0.67

00:22:30.540 bloody you look terrible you look like you're probably in pain and i go oh yeah and he goes 0.92

00:22:35.260 the good news is that when you fall to your death you sound like arnold schwarzenegger man you

00:22:38.800 sounded like a beast he's like he's like everybody thought you were just he's like you fell off and

00:22:43.100 you're like he's like no high pitch all bass that thing was awesome so i was like oh you can't fake

00:22:49.680 that you can't fake that moment where it's like you know yeah that's true it revealed whatever

00:22:54.180 your underlying character was apparently i scream like arnold as i fall off the cliff that's funny

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00:24:02.540 Because I was reliably assured that the Trump administration was going to clean all these

00:24:06.500 things up. Even as you're talking about DEI, and so there's this stipulation, we have to allow

00:24:12.220 so many women in, and it turns out that the white women- It's called 30 for 30. 0.95

00:24:16.820 30 for 30. They want 30% of the agents by 2030 to be female. By 2030, 30% female? 0.53

00:24:23.800 and but that's still the thing even with trump in office with patel with they haven't deleted it

00:24:29.880 from anything i've heard the fbi is still a signatory to the 30 for 30 agenda but that was

00:24:34.180 the same agenda under biden correct and and we're so back trust the plan but it's the same same plan

00:24:40.940 yeah so why i have this funny little catch like a pithy phrase i had one of my listeners tell me

00:24:47.120 because now i don't work for the fbi i have a podcast and one of the things one of my listeners

00:24:51.060 says is you have to keep repeating this line you cannot do reform with the same people yeah so i

00:24:56.760 don't know where i coined that but it's true and everybody knows it's true because if i take

00:25:00.440 somebody and like their heart is deep blue fbi or deep blue whatever your company is or whatever

00:25:06.740 this thing is their loyalties to the thing and not to whatever's right or true if they were part of

00:25:12.740 the previous agenda and previous agenda had a lot of bad stuff in it right objectively the covid

00:25:17.380 vaccine mandates that's what got me that was part of it uh they were going after parents at school

00:25:22.520 board meetings they were investigating radical traditional catholics which is not a thing they

00:25:26.400 were going after pro-life activists that were praying outside of abortion old ladies with

00:25:30.140 cancer praying outside of abortion clinics that was the third highest counterterrorism threat

00:25:35.860 in the state of new mexico where i lived and i saw that and i brought it to my member of congress it

00:25:41.440 was one of my quiet they never went anywhere whistleblower disclosures i said the fbi

00:25:45.300 counterterrorism division considers what they called anti-abortion violent extremists to be

00:25:49.680 their number three threat we had two abortion clinics in new mexico when i was there one of

00:25:53.680 them was a pill mill that just gave out a plan b and the other was a surgical facility and that

00:26:00.120 was it that was the entirety of it and the reason that number they were number three is because the

00:26:05.100 texas heartbeat bill where texas did more or less the right thing when they did that their belief 0.96

00:26:10.780 was it was going to inspire not just a slew of women to cross the border into new mexico

00:26:15.180 to get abortions but also it would inspire a slew of angry christian protesters to go out there and

00:26:21.240 do violence like the 1990s and i used to i mean maybe you remember this too there was like some

00:26:26.380 snipers and some bombings of like abortion clinics in the 90s and i used to remember thinking like

00:26:30.500 how extreme that was and then you become a parent and then you spend some time around the pro-life

00:26:35.860 movement or the abolitionists even we're not violent people by the way they're not yeah we've

00:26:39.820 got plenty of them in our church they're good people that said i sort of get it if you're 0.95

00:26:44.920 sitting there looking at a holocaust of babies yeah and if you want to know why our generation 0.95

00:26:49.600 is weaker and uh maybe less masculine and and less all the things that we kind of hoped we're 0.93

00:26:55.520 reducing the amount of population voluntarily by a lot it's a lot of people who should otherwise

00:26:59.760 be having babies and they're not showing up and to the tune of millions right so in the same way 0.78

00:27:03.280 that a world war you know cleaned out europe of all the men it calls the population they did it 0.77

00:27:08.380 two generations and the people we have left living are all drugged out well there are people who've 0.93

00:27:12.600 chosen many of them have chosen to say that it's okay to to kill a baby right or even if i didn't

00:27:17.500 i still stand by the ability to do it even though i've lived my life in complete opposition to it

00:27:21.640 and i even want to have post-born babies killed so i want to do something on a jury to nullify a

00:27:26.800 lady who manually strangled the babies and i don't know if that really did things to you but yes it's 0.99

00:27:33.440 it's just so deeply insane right and also it's sort of delicious too that it's a black man yeah 0.97

00:27:38.800 we should tear down all the George Floyd statues and replace them with this 0.97

00:27:42.340 lone juror.

00:27:43.200 Yeah.

00:27:43.400 That would be fine.

00:27:44.420 Now full disclosure,

00:27:46.100 I would rather bring back up the Robert E.

00:27:48.500 Lee statues and the things that are true to our American history.

00:27:51.100 I don't know why we're deleting history.

00:27:53.100 If we have to have a statue of a modern black man, 0.85

00:27:55.480 I vote for the lone juror. 0.99

00:27:57.160 That guy seems like,

00:27:58.100 yeah.

00:27:58.460 What,

00:27:58.640 what,

00:27:58.820 I mean,

00:27:59.020 imagine the ballsiness of sitting in a,

00:28:00.820 for a week,

00:28:01.780 just getting yelled at and just being like, 1.00

00:28:03.880 by women. 0.95

00:28:04.620 So it's this by nine of them.

00:28:07.180 Yeah.

00:28:07.640 It's the,

00:28:08.160 and two guys who just kind of, you know, bailed out on it. So we get in this spot where, um,

00:28:13.980 that moment we exposed a lot of those people. I would, I'll make the argument here that that guy

00:28:18.880 did what he did in many ways. And I'd love to ask him about it at some point, but I bet you,

00:28:23.440 it has something to do with what went on during COVID because an awful lot of people were given

00:28:27.200 an opportunity to say yes or no to something. And there were consequences. And it was probably the

00:28:30.400 first time in their life. Um, I'd never really looked into the discussion of it, but after my

00:28:34.700 whistleblowers and all the kind of crazy things that went on with my family. I got into this

00:28:38.500 discussion of white martyrdom, which was a concept that had previously been sort of, you know, it

00:28:43.120 wasn't in my life. And it's like that there might be a cost. You have a faith, you have beliefs,

00:28:47.860 they're right. They're not free. You're not guaranteed that no one's going to come in and

00:28:52.660 try to trespass upon them. And so you may have to pay some cost. You're probably not going to

00:28:56.560 have to give your life, but you might lose friends, family. You might lose a job. You might lose your

00:29:01.440 house right you know all those things were the case for us and it was like but that's okay like

00:29:06.520 i'm still right so that the meme of the guy standing in front of the entire crowd you're all

00:29:10.680 wrong you're all wrong the ability to do that i think has been magnified for the small people

00:29:15.020 that are willing to do it right it's obviously not a big tribe right but to do that i think people

00:29:19.360 got exposed yeah of course not it's i mean you know i i've talked about this before but you can

00:29:24.560 you can be mad i've had to fight this in my own heart it's very easy to to get mad and get

00:29:29.820 frustrated and patient with people because the masses are the masses are are apathetic 0.99

00:29:38.580 cowardly um a little bit uh retarded at times you know and they're wired to comply but then 0.99

00:29:44.820 that's exactly but the reality is it's it's kind of the way that god built the world and i think 1.00

00:29:49.780 the only reason it upsets us is because it surprises us and the only reason it surprises

00:29:55.360 us is because we were lied to by disney and the media and our teachers and our schools our whole

00:30:01.120 lives we were told that everyone is going to be a leader that doesn't even logically make sense

00:30:07.140 everyone's a lead you know what i mean so yeah like the reality terrible thing in business culture

00:30:10.780 too you're terrible what are you talking about right so the reality is like god built a world

00:30:14.680 where it's a minority of the population that are actually suited with the giftings the ability and

00:30:19.640 the virtue, the courage, the grit to be leaders, which means that presupposes that the majority of

00:30:26.060 people are, they're not William Wallace's. Most people aren't, they're just not. Most people

00:30:31.460 roll over. Most people will not stand up. And so we really shouldn't be surprised by that or even

00:30:37.820 angry at that. What I've been thinking more and more as a husband, a father, a pastor, a friend,

00:30:43.280 and as I'm getting older is in some sense, it can actually be a white pill. You don't have to be,

00:30:49.360 you don't have to despair over this because what it means is that the majority of people are NPCs

00:30:55.060 and all we have to do is win with the levers of power and we can switch out the chip and they'll

00:30:59.860 all fall in line. Like I don't actually have to win. I don't have to win every heart and every

00:31:05.300 mind in the free market of ideas. I'm not saying there's nothing to that. Like Charlie Kirk, God

00:31:10.660 bless him. I think he's a Christian martyr. I think he's in the presence of Jesus in heaven.

00:31:14.780 i think he did a ton of good uh but the reality is i remember why are you fighting for all these

00:31:20.920 people that kind of don't make a difference they kind of don't make a difference and and also great

00:31:25.680 great risk as we saw um i remember tweeting out when charlie died um i you know i i mean i was

00:31:32.580 tweeting up a storm said a ton of things you know honoring him thankful for him but i also said um

00:31:38.040 you killed the moderate they did you so now now you get to see what was standing behind him knowing

00:31:44.540 a little bit about where you stand on things and i've and i've seen it it's like you're you're 0.95

00:31:48.540 leaving it to people like us yeah and i'm not you killed him i told a lady now you get me now you

00:31:54.180 get nick fuentes now you get like you're welcome i don't know where where was i i was at uh oh i

00:31:59.720 went into the to the ccd office at my catholic church and i rolled in there and they put my 0.97

00:32:03.720 daughter in the wrong class and it's not a big deal uh but you know like it's all run by women 0.99

00:32:07.400 and there's a bunch of women in there that were probably going to be like well i can't change it

00:32:10.280 it's like, well, it's like, no, it's my daughter's life. It's her year. She's going to make first

00:32:14.760 communion this year. That's going to happen. Um, we're on track for that. We already the late of

00:32:18.340 the year. Cause my wife homeschools and you know, whatever. So I walked in there and my wife doesn't 1.00

00:32:21.940 like conflict. And I said, don't worry. I went in there and I told the lady and I said, you know,

00:32:26.220 I'm here to talk about this. I need to talk to whoever's in charge. I need to solve this. Now

00:32:29.560 we're going to solve this problem today while I'm here. Um, my wife would come in and talk to you, 1.00

00:32:34.460 but she doesn't like conflict, but I love conflict. And she was like, that's not necessary.

00:32:38.780 And I said, no, I didn't say it was necessary.

00:32:40.320 I'm just letting you know some things about me

00:32:41.840 as the person standing in front of you.

00:32:43.600 And I look forward to talking to whoever makes the decision.

00:32:45.680 And the lady was super nice and it didn't have to, 1.00

00:32:47.060 you know, it wasn't combative. 1.00

00:32:47.740 It was more kind of being playful.

00:32:50.180 But I, you know, you kind of assert yourself.

00:32:52.380 I had this moment.

00:32:53.360 You just said, people are sheep.

00:32:56.020 Most.

00:32:56.480 Many people, as they are designed.

00:32:57.880 And that doesn't necessarily, just for the record.

00:33:00.340 Yeah, it doesn't make them all bad.

00:33:01.880 But there's two things that make guys like you and I,

00:33:04.140 and I think we have this similarity.

00:33:05.420 Like you've got a height differential,

00:33:06.700 but I'm a violent guy.

00:33:08.260 like i've just built for violence i've built for conflict and i don't really mind i don't mind

00:33:11.860 being wrong like standing up in front and telling people they're wrong right and it doesn't hurt my

00:33:14.900 feelings if people don't like me my wife always was worried about that and i was like why like

00:33:18.800 who the hell are they right to be fair so there's two things that kind of come along i've seen what

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00:34:20.400 in the bureau like i wouldn't be the guy i had guys that that came to me i just was having this

00:34:25.340 conversation a minute ago. It's like my boss who was the best boss that I ever had. And a really

00:34:30.520 decent man, as far as I could tell, like a good father, he was a loving, caring human being. He

00:34:35.300 told me I have a mortgage. I have alimony. I have a pension that I'm going to get in two years. If

00:34:42.000 I can keep my mouth shut. So you're on your own. And I was like, okay, I'm not even mad at that

00:34:47.100 guy. I'm just, I'm glad you said it. So it's my, it's the thing that I do. And I have to remind

00:34:50.720 myself when I'm mad at my wife for not being able to lift things that I'm lifting. All right. So 0.68

00:34:54.100 like we're moving a couch and there's no other guy there my son is too small i need you so i need

00:34:58.300 you and it's you and it's dig deep it's not it's not fair to her right right but it's like so like

00:35:02.540 i better just get a dolly and flip it up and do it myself which is what i generally do but i used

00:35:06.520 to remind myself early on in our marriage it's like when in my most sane moment it's like i have

00:35:12.040 to remember that i married my wife because she's my wife and not because she's a dude that's right

00:35:16.320 if i wanted to have a dude who was as strong as me that thought the way that i did that did things

00:35:20.120 the way that I did that didn't make choices the way that that she does then I'd be gay that's 0.72

00:35:24.340 exactly it it's like okay this is the thing and so in the military they're actually better about 0.88

00:35:28.500 this in the corporate world they say everyone's a leader and this is nonsense the military world

00:35:33.720 actually goes because I was enlisted which is a very difficult thing to do if you're a pretty

00:35:37.900 aggressive kind of guy yeah and I was older I went into the military when I was 27 so my bunk 1.00

00:35:42.900 mates are 17 and 18 years old and they're fully retarded yeah okay and I'm trying to talk them 1.00

00:35:48.300 into not marrying the first girl that they hold hands with because it's probably not a compatible 1.00

00:35:51.420 match. They have no values, but it's like, she held my hand. Like it's over for me, you know,

00:35:55.200 like that kind of thing. And I'm the old, they're calling me grandpa. I'm 27, you know, and I have

00:36:00.200 a whole life. I have a decade of life experience on many of them. So that was kind of funny. And

00:36:04.720 as I'm sitting in there, my lieutenants are going to be 22 years old, just out of college, you know,

00:36:09.560 with very rare exceptions. Right. And so the thing they teach in the military is followership

00:36:13.820 and it's critical. It's a critical thing to do. You can't have leaders without followers.

00:36:18.300 And you're not always the leader, even if you're naturally built to lead.

00:36:22.180 Sometimes you've got to be a good follower.

00:36:23.900 And what does that look like?

00:36:24.780 And so I would go to my lieutenants on a regular basis.

00:36:26.820 This was like one of my favorite things.

00:36:28.680 I'd be like, how are you doing, sir?

00:36:30.120 It's real weird to talk to somebody like this baby face guy. 1.00

00:36:32.920 And you're like, how are you doing, sir? 0.94

00:36:35.260 If you ever need me as a resource, I'm happy to be a sounding board unofficially without

00:36:39.780 anyone else knowing.

00:36:41.040 Whatever you decide is what we're going to do.

00:36:42.640 You're the boss.

00:36:43.280 You're the lieutenant.

00:36:44.360 This is what's been, you know, you've been commissioned to be in charge.

00:36:48.300 You're going to be responsible for the good or the bad, whether we succeed or fail.

00:36:52.320 So I want you to succeed.

00:36:53.640 If you're ever interested in like a little bit of perspective, or if you want to just

00:36:56.720 ping me offline, I'm happy to give that.

00:36:59.560 But whatever you say in public, it goes.

00:37:01.080 And I'll back you a hundred percent.

00:37:02.160 I just want you to know there's no problem between you being younger.

00:37:04.740 There's no problem with you being an officer and I'm on your team.

00:37:08.360 So let's go win, whatever that looks like.

00:37:09.920 Let me know what you need.

00:37:10.940 And that's it.

00:37:11.420 It's like, that's followership.

00:37:12.720 Right.

00:37:13.120 If you want advice and counsel, I've got it.

00:37:15.360 Right.

00:37:15.780 Sometimes, maybe, maybe I don't know.

00:37:17.500 um but you know we need to learn how to be followers too which is you're right that's hard

00:37:21.940 yeah it's really humbling it was really good for me and that's you know no that's really good um

00:37:26.440 and that's part of the problem politically is that uh it's it's just we're so deracinated we're so

00:37:33.960 divided um and not just the left and the right but on the right there's all these different factions

00:37:39.380 and i'm a part of that um but there is something to be said for being able to get in line and win

00:37:46.200 but i think what people are struggling with right now is everybody kind of like we kind of just did

00:37:50.720 that in 2024 correct and it and it doesn't feel like we won here's what i think people that we

00:37:56.740 wanted to win i think people failed um because the reason why you think that every man should

00:38:03.320 act the way that you act whatever that is whether it's subservient whether it's aggressive if you're

00:38:07.540 worried about some guy he's speaking out too loudly and he should pipe down he's not polite

00:38:10.960 you know or you're like everybody needs to stand up and you know charge the gates if you're that

00:38:14.260 guy doesn't matter you universalize your own experience because that's what you know like

00:38:18.280 what else do you know and so the thing that i always try to remind conservatives this is also

00:38:22.220 kind of like one of my little buzzwords here or buzz phrases i said if you're a conservative

00:38:26.880 and you believe in faith and family and firearms and you believe in you know physicality and this

00:38:33.760 kind of thing um you're a minority you're kind of an extreme minority actually you're not what

00:38:40.340 everybody is. And so you're not what everybody is on the political quote unquote, right. You're

00:38:44.540 certainly not the majority of the Republican party. And the way I know that is, is because

00:38:47.640 I've seen who the Republican politicians are. I know how they vote and I know what the average

00:38:52.040 Republican does. And it's not an A plus Liberty score. It's not a 99 on the Liberty score. It's

00:38:57.380 not a 95. It's like a 60. So they vote with you slightly more likely than not. But if you realize

00:39:05.440 that you're the minority then you recognize that okay fine we put together theoretically we i'll

00:39:10.460 say we because i voted with the team i voted with the the so-called political right right we we put 0.94

00:39:15.700 together a big tent there were prostitutes on the stage they were like only fans models yes they 0.94

00:39:20.500 were demon worshiping you know hindus and stuff yes there's sikhs and other things that i don't

00:39:24.820 understand there's all kinds of weird stuff that happened at that convention and everybody said

00:39:28.780 we're going to make nice they were complete leftist loonies who believe in making america

00:39:32.920 healthy again and they hate guns and they hate conservative values there was a clip going around 0.52

00:39:37.200 today of um a jewish guy who was wearing you know the tiny hat and he was doing it was one of those

00:39:42.960 jubilee style debates and he was arguing with a transgender person um about how trump while he's

00:39:51.600 you know jewish orthodox jew not just ethnically probably ethnically also but arguing why trump is

00:39:57.880 the most you know pro lgb just minus the t and so why the transgender person shouldn't be upset

00:40:03.800 because trump is so open-minded he's done so much for and um captive dreamer uh retweeted and said

00:40:10.600 like what are we doing here but that's true and then i in the comments under captive dreamer i

00:40:15.320 said looks like maggot to me yeah like you like you're saying you're saying this is a bad optic

00:40:21.340 but i'm telling you that's that's your team that's what you chose that is maggot yeah i saw your 1.00

00:40:26.540 It's like a gay Jewish guy arguing with a tranny saying, we're the real conservatives 1.00

00:40:33.380 because we do the L and the G and the B and the J, but not the T, right? 1.00

00:40:40.260 And that is kind of MAGA.

00:40:42.660 It is MAGA, yeah.

00:40:43.820 And they don't like it, though, because everybody that is really not actually under that brand,

00:40:49.340 they're the conservative person that found sort of common cause.

00:40:53.140 they didn't recognize that the big tent was full of a bunch of people that didn't look like them

00:40:56.560 maybe because their version of their little corner of the tent didn't have it right but from looking

00:41:00.320 from the outside and i'm always kind of an outside kind of i'm a contrarian by nature i mean i'm just

00:41:03.820 kind of a turd that way so i'll just look and i just go like well that's not my tribe right i know

00:41:08.380 what my tribe look like and it's not that my tribe is a bunch of bearded guys that live up in the

00:41:11.880 mountains somewhere and they they say bring a fight but we can't have a whole group of that

00:41:16.100 so what i always try to tell people and this is in my audience and this is generally speaking

00:41:19.400 he's probably your eyes too.

00:41:20.560 You're the rhino if you're a Republican. 0.91

00:41:22.640 I'm not a Republican.

00:41:24.000 I vote Republican most of the time if I vote,

00:41:25.900 if I'm going to vote,

00:41:26.740 which I'm not sure I'm going to do anymore

00:41:27.980 because I'm not sure what the hell we're doing.

00:41:30.000 But it's like, you're the rhino.

00:41:32.980 You're in name only

00:41:33.880 because your values are actually way to the right

00:41:36.060 of whatever the Republican Party is.

00:41:37.840 I like that.

00:41:38.700 Today's Republican Party.

00:41:39.760 I've never thought about that. 0.95

00:41:40.280 You're the rhino.

00:41:41.780 The true conservative, traditionalist, 0.95

00:41:44.460 that you're the rhino.

00:41:45.540 It's not wrong.

00:41:46.340 If you think about it long enough,

00:41:47.360 you already know I'm right.

00:41:48.440 So that's what's, that's, it's upsetting to people because they really want to push back,

00:41:52.160 especially the Twitterverse people.

00:41:53.700 Because they still want to live under the delusion that family and faith and all these

00:41:58.460 things that this is still somehow the majority of the party, the Republican party, but we

00:42:04.520 know it's not. 0.95

00:42:05.360 You're just, you're the rhino.

00:42:07.080 There's nothing wrong with being the rhino. 1.00

00:42:08.480 You're the minority. 0.83

00:42:09.280 And you're going to have to probably work with people.

00:42:11.280 If you want to work politically, then your move is going to be to agree with people who

00:42:14.680 do OnlyFans.

00:42:15.460 and um nancy mace who said she'll never date again but she wants to get a bunch of you know 1.00

00:42:20.400 suitor proposals because she got tattoos and stuff and it's like i just go gross the people

00:42:25.280 like you're you're pissing into the tent and i'm like it's not my tent number one i don't know like

00:42:29.480 i reject all of you people and that man make me be someone by himself i'm okay with being alone 0.52

00:42:34.080 like i i recognize it's not for everybody that's just like i'm leading my family the way that i'm

00:42:38.740 leading my family i didn't ask you to do it if you like it you can join we have certain things

00:42:43.000 that we think are true and um it's not palatable my mother who i love uh and is totally nuts uh

00:42:49.580 regularly tells me she's like you're not politically correct i was like i remember when

00:42:52.820 that didn't even exist right i remember when they invented that and it was ladies like you that did

00:42:56.440 that yeah and it was you telling guys to be nice that's right and i'm okay with a couple of guys

00:43:00.600 being not nice and i like them yep they're hard to be around sometimes you know let me all right

00:43:04.920 so let me run a theory by you real quick all i i like all that um here's a theory and then i want

00:43:09.720 to hear your thoughts like what do you think because we'll probably have some some differences

00:43:13.540 here but going all the way back to the dei standards and the white women and the questions

00:43:18.880 with the you know the fbi about bestiality and that being the number two so drug abuse number one 0.90

00:43:25.280 number two for white women is bestiality is why they don't make the team and not even because the

00:43:31.540 fbi has all these morals but because they might be able to be blackmailed right am i right so far 1.00

00:43:36.160 that's the only reason so yeah the merit the whole morality they don't have a like a concrete

00:43:40.020 morality that they're doing it's basically like what is deviant and there may be some

00:43:43.260 psychological study that says if you do this and there's other risk behaviors or something but

00:43:46.620 yeah i so they're not morally saying like this is evil right and demonic or so my thought is this

00:43:52.980 like why but why why white women and i'm thinking about it and you know the first thing that popped

00:43:59.120 into my head is i feel like i don't think white women necessarily came up with this idea in and

00:44:04.860 of themselves and like hey i want to be you know exploratory or i want to do this or um i feel like

00:44:11.400 white women are in a sense they're kind of like the epitome of the mpc go along to get along 1.00

00:44:18.360 and and what like this this this impetus to constantly prove that they're open-minded 0.99

00:44:25.200 that they're you know whatever um and i wonder if as as a society as a whole has become more

00:44:33.860 perverse and a lot of that because i would just i would think men would be tend to be on average

00:44:40.040 more perverted tendencies or those kinds of things but i i feel like white women see what what men

00:44:47.380 are are pushing or what men are saying and there's like something in them where instead of being like

00:44:53.680 no they actually like well i'm gonna go even harder than that i'm gonna step it up i'm gonna

00:44:58.320 you know like i'm just wondering why why do you think that it was that particular demographic

00:45:03.920 so i've had about six hours to think about this i don't have a lot of thoughts on it

00:45:08.000 but i do have this instinct and so this is my this is my contrarian nature whenever i think it's like

00:45:13.360 look at these people like what's wrong with them like they are obviously so disordered i wonder

00:45:17.420 is it people like me that are to blame and so i wonder is it because fathers didn't draw some

00:45:24.720 minds. I've got three daughters. I deal with budding young ladies who don't know anything

00:45:29.860 about sexuality yet. And my oldest is nine. She's homeschooled, so she's somewhat sheltered. She's

00:45:35.360 got kids that go to school that are her friends and whatnot, so she's not totally. But did their

00:45:40.580 fathers teach them what the treasure is that they're protecting and why and what it means

00:45:45.860 and what the value is? So that's the question, what their purpose is, what the purpose of their

00:45:50.900 body is like, I know two things about my parents who are wonderful people. There's some of my,

00:45:55.060 you know, my, my role models and a lot of things. Um, I never had a conversation with my parents

00:45:59.320 about dating and why never my wife had the same problem. We lucked out. We accidentally married

00:46:04.260 the perfect person for the, for each other. I think, uh, we get along compatibly in a way that,

00:46:08.900 you know, when we got married, I gave her a little bracelet on the inside of it. It says

00:46:12.440 from here on out, it's you and me against the world. And that's the mentality I've always had.

00:46:15.880 Like, you know, what God finds, like we shouldn't cleave that. That is, that's a big deal to me.

00:46:19.960 And I, and I, I said, I don't believe in divorce.

00:46:21.980 So if it ever comes to that, like, you know, rig up a good suicide, look, you got a lot

00:46:25.720 of guns and a lot of, you know, weapons in this house, you can figure it out.

00:46:28.240 Like if I need to be gone and if I'm the problem, you know, that was always our joke.

00:46:31.500 It's like, I don't, I don't believe in divorce.

00:46:33.380 It's not going to happen for me.

00:46:34.420 So whatever ends that, so be it.

00:46:37.220 And we've lived that way and we've got 13 years on, so it's not the longest record,

00:46:40.680 but it's a record.

00:46:41.500 It's not nothing.

00:46:42.980 And we don't even have serious fights that last long.

00:46:45.400 And I wonder, you know, no one ever told me how to date.

00:46:48.280 And no one really ever had the so-called birds and the bees discussion with me.

00:46:52.020 And my wife remembers hers.

00:46:53.160 And she told me, she said, my mom sat down, made me a bowl of ramen.

00:46:56.720 She was an only child living in New York.

00:46:58.620 My father-in-law is a sort of like atheist communist.

00:47:02.200 I don't even say that in a funny way.

00:47:03.960 He didn't believe in property rights.

00:47:05.340 That's pretty crazy. 1.00

00:47:06.460 And then my mother-in-law is like very materialistic.

00:47:08.620 But like, you know, she's a good person. 0.97

00:47:10.340 She's a very achiever mom.

00:47:11.940 But he was a stay-at-home dad in some ways.

00:47:13.940 And he did a lot of the sort of more feminine roles. 1.00

00:47:16.100 And she was aggressive working six days a week and all this. 0.95

00:47:18.420 She sat down with her daughter at like, I don't know, like 12 or 13 or something.

00:47:22.160 And she just goes, you know, if you ever want to talk about sex and stuff like that,

00:47:25.340 you can talk about it with me. 0.71

00:47:26.360 It's like, that's a guaranteed no, no, no, 11, 12, 13, 14 year old girl ever said, Hey

00:47:31.640 mom, let me just talk to you about this.

00:47:33.020 You know, like that was not it.

00:47:34.460 She never talked to her dad about that kind of thing.

00:47:36.540 So how much guidance was lost?

00:47:38.580 And it's interesting that it's that specific group.

00:47:40.740 because I'm assuming a little bit about,

00:47:43.100 I know who FBI agents are.

00:47:44.780 I know the population.

00:47:46.000 You're 75th percentile and above academically.

00:47:49.700 That's pretty safe.

00:47:51.180 They are physically pretty capable.

00:47:53.000 So nobody's like super fat.

00:47:54.380 Nobody's completely slovenly.

00:47:56.300 So you were moderately to attractive.

00:47:58.440 You were intelligent to very intelligent.

00:48:01.220 And you were relatively probably well-to-do.

00:48:04.180 Like there's not very many people there

00:48:05.380 that came out of abject poverty.

00:48:06.720 We had a couple of them, but it's just not,

00:48:08.020 you know we're talking we're pulling from a subset of the population that's coming in

00:48:11.540 and if we're going to women who basically haven't had crazy struggles and challenges and they haven't

00:48:16.540 been you know trafficked and had to fight their way out of a mexican cartel dungeon or something

00:48:21.580 we're talking about people that were just being exploratory and they were left to their own

00:48:24.520 devices and i know how little attention was paid to that because i've talked to people in my own

00:48:29.860 age bracket and people above me they never had that conversation it's like what are we dating

00:48:33.160 for have we ever assessed i told my younger brother he's uh seven years younger than six

00:48:36.860 years younger and he's attorney and he's about to hit 40 and he's like still single interested in

00:48:45.680 having children just certainly realizing that like hey maybe i'm not doing this right and we

00:48:50.280 had a first brotherly sort of paternal conversation that we've ever had in our lives uh because i was

00:48:55.620 never really a guidance thing i was kind of out of the house already by the time he was paying

00:48:58.560 attention and he always clung to my other brother who's kind of a derelict and so and they just kind

00:49:03.360 had a breakup. Like my other brother, who's obviously a failure at this point, he's like

00:49:06.460 in his mid forties and he's unmarried and he's broke and he, you know, can't hold down a decent

00:49:11.080 relationship with even his friend group and kind of struggles. He's got problems and I don't envy

00:49:14.680 him. We haven't spoken in 13 years because of him, not because of me. He just won't talk. And, uh,

00:49:19.920 and so I talked to my younger brother and I go, dude, do you have conversations on the first date

00:49:24.860 about like, what is it that you value? Like, what are your values? What are the things that you want

00:49:29.200 out of a relationship. What do you see for a future of two people living together? And how

00:49:33.320 does that look? Are there babies? You know, what things are important? Who's going to make the

00:49:37.220 money? Who's going to make sure, like, what does the support structure look like? Have you ever

00:49:40.880 had that conversation? And he's like, never. And he went on his first date the other day with some

00:49:45.120 gal who was super squared away. And he was like, she asked me all those questions. Like, do you

00:49:49.000 want children? Like, what do you want from a wife? Like, what are you looking for in a, in a 0.99

00:49:52.100 partnership? Like, what does that look like? Does she have a job? And she grilled him about it. And

00:49:55.960 he was like it was awesome and i was like yeah now be a man yeah go out and do that buddy you

00:50:00.860 can do that that's your job you need to establish what those are right my wife and i lucked out we

00:50:05.260 really did like we just had the same values on accident my wife was an atheist when i met her

00:50:09.400 she was agnostic i guess and converted baptized watched all that i watched an incredible

00:50:14.920 transformation but she was always an awesome human being you know what i mean she was always

00:50:18.540 a really good person your your wife with the uh communist father was yeah was agnostic shocker

00:50:24.540 Yeah. Shocker. But, but here's the thing. And like, the more she talked to it, like the more 1.00

00:50:27.620 she realized it, like she came to me and she was like, I want to convert. Like, I want to

00:50:31.100 go through the process. I want to learn what this is about. Like I need to study theology. And so

00:50:34.920 she teaches my kids and she's, you know, she reads from the saints and she reads the gospel every

00:50:40.660 day and she's reading, you know, she's explaining what's going on in the old Testament and what the

00:50:43.880 concept was. Cause she's deep into trying to grab it. Cause it's new to her. Right. It's really

00:50:48.100 important. If you're raised with it, I think you, you take it for granted. Watching it through

00:50:51.580 someone else's eyes is amazing but you know i didn't select for that but i should have right

00:50:55.980 i accidentally like i lucked out i got the right partner right you know so let's end it here um

00:51:01.160 what are you because it seems there's a lot of similarities between the two of us um i i want to

00:51:08.220 remain involved i want to continue to participate um in the political system because i have five

00:51:15.740 kids of six on the way i want them to have a future i don't want to lose our home so i feel

00:51:21.300 like we're fighting on all fronts you've got straight up leftist communists you also have

00:51:25.940 a third world invasion you also have i like a lot of guys right now are picking a lane and i think

00:51:31.900 part of it's because maybe there's some foreign money coming in some incentives um but for me

00:51:36.840 i just got accused of being the top foreign the top foreign money receiver for one of these goofball 0.69

00:51:41.280 mega guys but for me it's like i don't like islam and i also don't like judaism i have a problem 0.57

00:51:45.900 with both right so i'm not like you know so anyways i just i feel like we're surrounded

00:51:50.860 on all sides whether it's mass immigration or whether it's leftism or whether it's islam or

00:51:56.920 whether it's um zionism i i just feel like on on every single side um i feel like i i can't opt

00:52:03.900 out at the same time though this is how i feel the best way i could describe it is i feel like

00:52:08.180 me and my dad and probably his dad i feel like for 40 50 years what we have communicated

00:52:15.480 to the Republican Party is as long as you are at least half an inch to the right of the other

00:52:22.560 party, then you can assume my allegiance. Yes, sir. You say jump. I'll say how high. You can

00:52:30.040 count on my vote. I'm going to vote red no matter what, all the way down. And I'm kind of at a place

00:52:34.860 now where I'm not going to vote Democrat to own the conservatives. I'm not there. I'm just not

00:52:42.220 willing to do that as a christian i can't i can't do that with a clear conscience um but i absolutely

00:52:48.880 i'm literally praying that vivek loses like i i think he needs to he's an anchor baby like a lot

00:52:55.760 of people don't know this but he literally is an anchor baby and he's just a matter of days before

00:53:00.520 he was born his parents came here his dad has been here for decades and and never never found

00:53:06.820 it worthwhile to become a citizen of the nation that he's benefited off of they started this

00:53:12.040 miracle drug medical thing with alzheimer's that it seems like they actually knew was not going to

00:53:17.580 work and it was a pump and dump scheme and so they literally scammed my people our people um boomers 0.56

00:53:23.600 heritage americans and to top it all off it's it's not even just oh he's and he's brown uh yeah well 0.92

00:53:30.400 he's not just brown he's barefoot brown and religiously he's a hindu he doesn't love jesus 0.66

00:53:36.260 and i'm like there is a whole country for hindus there's but it's not here and there's a billion 0.89

00:53:40.900 and a half of them right there's a whole place for you to go apparently exactly so but my point

00:53:44.960 is like that's a great example where i'm like i don't like amy acton but i'm like but i'm so if i

00:53:50.920 was there i don't think i would vote for her but i absolutely would be outspoken like if i was

00:53:55.400 pastoring a church in ohio i would be encouraging every single parishioner not to vote for vivek

00:54:01.240 right and so my point is i don't know if i feel that way with like every single midterm election

00:54:06.000 or 2028 is still in political terms it's like an eternity away who knows vance i feel like i i want

00:54:13.720 to see some things right now i have some suspicions there's some some good things but i also have some

00:54:18.360 suspicions and so my point is um i'm at the point where it's like you got to show me something you

00:54:23.620 cannot assume my vote anymore um it's not because i'm checked out see that that's and it took me a

00:54:28.880 while to get here it's not because i'm checked out i feel like in some ways i'm more locked in

00:54:33.000 than i've ever been before i want to communicate and i would still go and vote because they check

00:54:37.160 you know the registries and all this so i would go and vote but i would just i would write in

00:54:40.980 jesus or i'd write in my name you know i'd like whatever um go in there and just write in nick

00:54:46.900 fuentes you know just giant f you to the republicans but i want them to know i am a politically

00:54:51.520 active uh citizen and i am a registered republican um but you cannot assume my vote anymore you've

00:54:59.580 been doing it for decades it's time to put up or shut up so i'm curious midterms and 2028 what um

00:55:07.040 do you have a dog in the fight what do you plan to do um i've really really been disillusioned by

00:55:13.420 the texas piece of it i think the fact that there was a texas republican party run by a guy born in

00:55:17.840 india christian or otherwise is irrelevant to me um i think the audacity of being born in another

00:55:22.500 country coming to a new country and then saying i should be the person who helps guide how this 0.96

00:55:26.500 thing is run right it's like your country is already garbage right literally i mean it's 0.91

00:55:31.260 actual full of metaphor yeah not metaphorically garbage and so just a couple of you brought up 0.88

00:55:35.460 indian and this was like a big thing i went digging into for a little bit just some numbers

00:55:38.620 that i think are relevant uh there's like 1.5 billion people in india there's 350 million in

00:55:43.840 the united states our gdp is about 32 trillion it's a little bit less and theirs is a little

00:55:49.020 bit more than four trillion so the gdp per capita there is about 27 to 2800 dollars per person and

00:55:55.860 ours is about $90,000 per person. We are not a compatible group. They are not an equivalent,

00:56:01.560 even if like, they're not even close, even with a massive population imbalance. They have no

00:56:05.620 business being in any sort of driver's seat with us. It's bizarre to me that it's there.

00:56:09.120 And I'm sure you know this, but India is a fake degree making factory. 1.00

00:56:14.100 Of course. Yeah. A lot of this stuff is scam oriented. 1.00

00:56:15.660 A lot of the H1Bs that come over, they're not even, they have fake degrees. They have fake 0.98

00:56:21.400 credentials and even the ones that are real even even those which i'm not even sure how many there

00:56:26.620 are you know but like even let's say their degree is real and they actually are qualified i still

00:56:31.340 think that that's um i think it's it's terribly immoral and i and i really mean i think it's

00:56:37.060 from people that live here yes and the and the reason why is because here's the deal like i use

00:56:41.260 this example a lot like as a father um all of my kids i love them the same is it is people you love

00:56:48.140 all your kids the same yes um now sometimes and it's usually seasonal it's not all the time the

00:56:54.100 same kid but um there are days where i love them all the same but i have to be more disciplined

00:56:59.140 and intentional to love this one the same because this one is really really uh trying my patience

00:57:05.920 you know but i love them all the same it's a decision it's not your behavior towards them

00:57:09.520 is not always the same right but so i love them all the same uh dinner time they all get fed

00:57:13.900 right you know like one was a bit of a turd and maybe we have to do some discipline but but they

00:57:19.320 still get fed they all get clothed they all get so but there are some privileges so for instance

00:57:24.140 like we're trying to get land right now okay and the kids want a horse and i don't know if dad's

00:57:28.420 gonna but dad is working his butt off to try to get i'm gonna try to get the kids you know the

00:57:33.040 horse and the land and the whole nine yards if the lord would be so gracious to empower me to do it

00:57:37.740 we'll see yeah um and part of its safety issues i just want to get further away so all that being

00:57:42.380 said if we can get um a horse i and we can only have one for whatever reason this hypothetical

00:57:50.300 scenario um and everybody wants it to be their job to feed the horse i might decide right so i'm not

00:57:57.260 deciding with who gets fed or who gets clothing um but with some of these things it's like there's

00:58:02.360 one privilege six kids i might decide that based off of merit this week uh the kid who obeys mom

00:58:11.440 and is the most obedient in homeschool and is not distracted and doesn't grumble and complain.

00:58:17.560 That's it.

00:58:17.960 Next week gets to feed the horse.

00:58:19.700 Imagine, so what is a civil magistrate?

00:58:21.860 What are our politicians?

00:58:23.680 I read all the reformers, all the Catholic divines, all the church fathers, they all agree.

00:58:28.700 The civil magistrate is a civil father.

00:58:33.320 And the citizens of that country are his people.

00:58:37.580 They're like his children, his civil children.

00:58:40.360 he is to be a caring and benevolent and loving father strong in their defense but benevolent

00:58:47.300 and kind and so um if i did this thing and there's there's it's it's provision for all

00:58:53.540 with my children um but a meritocracy with a few different privileges that's fine nobody bats an

00:58:59.520 eye at that but if i sent out flyers to the whole neighborhood and said you know what whoever is on

00:59:04.880 the best behavior whoever does the best you know you bring me your report card whoever's the best

00:59:09.300 gets to feed the weapons horse and i make my six kids compete with the whole neighborhood all the 0.99

00:59:15.640 other kids that are not my kids you know that's crap you know that's wrong so here's the deal 0.88

00:59:20.160 number one 1.5 billion people in india and they're faking credentials correct number two some of them 0.89

00:59:26.940 are smart sure because india is better than america no because there's 1.5 billion people

00:59:31.580 and the laws of average work out pretty simply you could still have a million certified geniuses

00:59:37.420 in india but per capita a phrase that conservatives still haven't figured out the meaning of that's 0.95

00:59:42.440 right are still i'm not trying to be but they're still kind of dumb by comparison and they're made 0.90

00:59:47.660 in the image of god we love them but we would love for them to stay there but it's but they're 0.79

00:59:51.780 still not are i believe call me crazy i believe that americans are the best people i believe that

00:59:57.960 yeah i believe my people are great so here's the deal even for that top 0.01 percent of india that

01:00:05.240 is qualified and may even be more qualified for my civil fathers who are are endowed with the

01:00:11.960 duty from god to govern benevolently my people me and my people to look at their citizens like

01:00:19.420 the children of this that's what a nation's supposed to be the family writ large and say

01:00:24.000 you know what we're going to do merit meritocracy but we're going to couple it with globalism

01:00:27.520 so we're going to make our kids compete with the neighbor's kids and every single house in the

01:00:33.420 Take away your horse analogy.

01:00:34.760 That's immoral.

01:00:35.900 Make it so that the most well-behaved, the best grades,

01:00:39.400 the most high-performing, they get the inheritance of your estate.

01:00:43.400 Yeah.

01:00:43.720 Because that's what we're doing.

01:00:44.800 We're giving away our children's birthright.

01:00:46.380 Yeah, raise the stakes because that's what it is.

01:00:48.340 This is what it is.

01:00:48.960 It's what will they inherit.

01:00:49.840 They will inherit this country, and we're giving it to somebody else's kids.

01:00:52.160 That's right. 0.85

01:00:52.600 And that's incredibly crazy to me.

01:00:54.160 And so I live in a place where I don't want that.

01:00:55.580 It's wicked.

01:00:56.440 It just feels so evil.

01:00:58.360 And then if you say, hey, I don't like this.

01:01:01.180 i think that we should have america but call me i do the don draper meme a lot it's my favorite

01:01:05.540 it's like america but for the americans you know we're like india but they stay in india right i'm

01:01:10.180 not mad at indians i don't have any on like in like i'm mad if you're here i don't like you being 0.51

01:01:16.140 filling up my costco and i don't like you being in the gym with me if you don't use deodorant

01:01:19.900 because we have cultural norms so i'll say all the things that upset people i'll just look at

01:01:24.540 you like they'll come up and try and say something to me and i don't know what they're saying and

01:01:27.000 some, you know, some sort of broken English. And I just go, like, I refuse to try to interact with

01:01:32.620 this. I'm not going to waste my time. I'll give you a human. I saw you, I acknowledge you exist,

01:01:36.980 but I don't know what it was. And I'm not willing to do any more effort. That was the end of it.

01:01:40.500 It's a thumbs up. You said something. Yes, you did. I'm going to do that. So why are we taking

01:01:46.120 from my kids? Why are we taking from your kids? We're giving it to someone else. And here's a

01:01:49.860 great example of how that works. You ready? I saw somebody published it. It was one of the Dallas

01:01:54.560 schools. And they said, here is whatever the blank ISDs, national merit scholars. You know

01:02:00.420 about national merit? Oh yes. I saw this. I was a national merit scholar and I was one of all white

01:02:05.960 national merit scholars, except maybe one dude, but he was a Christian guy who his family had

01:02:09.540 been here or whatever. We were just the kids that lived in the area. I was one of the top

01:02:14.580 academic performers in the country when I graduated high school. And I don't know whether

01:02:19.100 they were all mostly Indian or Chinese or Filipino or Vietnamese, whatever. I don't know what they

01:02:24.440 all were, but I know what I was. And I know what the people were in my neighborhood from my schools

01:02:27.740 and from the places that were in the Dallas area where I came up. And I saw all Indians in that

01:02:32.500 picture. They're all Indian. And so you're making my children compete with people that are not from

01:02:36.180 here. Here's the crazy part. I brought up the numbers on purpose because $4.1 trillion GDP,

01:02:41.220 $32 trillion US GDP, the numbers population wise are insanely off. We're bringing in a couple of

01:02:46.480 million of them. Well, it's not just a couple of million for H1Bs, whatever you bring them in,

01:02:50.400 you bring their spouses in their anchor babies come in their babies are now connected here 5.9 0.61

01:02:55.660 that's the number so about average it's it's 5.9 is the average of family members that each indian

01:03:01.520 brings over their life here's where it gets really crazy because i listen to a lot of different stuff

01:03:05.820 and one of the things that i heard was elon musk sam altman and whoever the guy is over at

01:03:09.380 anthropic talking about the the advances in ai in programming and coding and the software and

01:03:15.120 the digital world is basically going to make digital jobs obsolete they said 12 months let's

01:03:19.080 say they're they're wrong let's give them two years right but we're it's coming yeah we've

01:03:23.420 imported an a metric crap ton of these people and they're not going to have jobs they're not 1.00

01:03:29.140 physical people i went down this rabbit hole i was like why are indian people built the way they 1.00

01:03:32.320 are built like they have this physiology that's very different than mine they are not built with 0.98

01:03:35.460 the same musculature i know because i've seen them we have the same pool uh some of them are

01:03:39.580 bathing in the pool and i want them to stop uh so i see this and i go what's going on here

01:03:42.820 it's a protein issue it's not part of the normal diet not in the same ways we have beef as our diet

01:03:48.200 There are cultures that eat cow and cultures that worship cow.

01:03:51.260 It's very strange to find out that that is the truth. 0.79

01:03:53.300 But yeah, as somebody was bringing up to me the other day,

01:03:55.260 they were like, why the cow of all the things that you're going to worship as animal?

01:03:58.220 But it does make sense why they would be attracted to UT, right?

01:04:01.860 Fair.

01:04:02.200 Cow mascot.

01:04:03.020 The Bevo thing.

01:04:03.700 You know, it checks out.

01:04:04.900 Okay, so we have this question.

01:04:07.360 It's like, what are we going to do with all these people

01:04:08.920 if they are going to come here and they're not going to have function? 0.89

01:04:11.220 So you mentioned you're not crazy about Jews being in charge of things. 1.00

01:04:14.220 You don't like the idea of the Islam, Muslim people. 1.00

01:04:16.400 I've had this backdoor end into it because you asked what do we do about this and I don't know 1.00

01:04:19.780 what we do by the way um I think that I'm not a Republican on purpose because when I look at the 0.91

01:04:24.800 Republicans what I see are 90s Democrats right and I'm not a huge fan of them and so I'm not

01:04:29.080 willing to join that I'm kind of not a joiner anyway this is kind of my problem so I look at

01:04:33.140 this group I say first of all people that are Republicans you have to accept that you're the

01:04:36.860 rhino that you're the minority and if you want to steer the party to the right you have to demand it

01:04:40.560 you have to be loud you have to do that because that's your party I'm not in your party but if

01:04:44.280 you want to recruit me you also have to move for the right right because i'm not going to stand by 0.90

01:04:47.780 and do weak stuff like this i'd like to see some candidates that are not garbage there's an awful

01:04:52.560 lot of weak you know watching uh john cornyn step up in the last couple days it's like what

01:04:57.400 of course that's what you are right uh cut rate you know john lithgow you're exactly what i

01:05:01.800 thought you were it's horrible but but it's expected to watch our governor who does that

01:05:06.380 stuff it's right so we need some aggressively masculine people but i also don't know that we 0.99

01:05:11.520 can do that in the political sphere i don't know that there's a political solution to it

01:05:14.800 and that's not me giving up that's me empowering saying okay fine i only have the choice of john

01:05:21.240 carter as a congressional representative right now that's my that's my right-wing choice and

01:05:25.960 john carter is a thousand years old john carter is um so much closer to chuck grassley and death

01:05:33.100 than he is to me like i'm closer in age to my children by a lot than he is to me that's not

01:05:40.240 okay that's a big problem for me what were you gonna so so you're gonna say so here's indians 1.00

01:05:44.400 why are they here and then ai well they're here i think they're gonna be obsolete so what are we 1.00

01:05:48.300 gonna do with them this is a real problem that we should start talking about the people it's like

01:05:51.320 look it's not just that they're here it's not just they're culturally incompatible and i think they

01:05:54.560 are it's not just that we've been importing them in it's unfair to cheat against our system

01:05:58.720 we're bringing them in for a thing that is going away right you're importing a problem that is

01:06:03.260 going to have to be solved for generations right it's it's like you're building you're bringing 1.00

01:06:07.560 in all the irish to build the railroad all the chinese to build the railroad but the railroad 1.00

01:06:10.800 is done it's the last two weeks it's like eventually you know the industrial revolution 0.99

01:06:15.880 and technology we are doing something and then you have all these people here and we've been

01:06:21.820 struggling ever since and i'm not i'm not saying that you know that there's never going to be a

01:06:25.980 solution to that but it feels like the gap between whites and blacks that it was for the first time

01:06:31.720 in our history starting to narrow and then we did through civil rights into the that that wrench

01:06:36.580 into the gears and now it's just grievance after grievance and a greater divide and it's like so 0.85

01:06:43.020 we we did that with blacks and we all agree whether you're you're like a lib who's like this 0.74

01:06:47.980 was the worst thing america's ever done in slavery or even if you're a conservative and you're like

01:06:51.400 well i actually understand the position of the confederacy and it was over state rights actually

01:06:55.520 like but we all agreed like that was probably a bad idea and then we're gonna we're just gonna

01:06:59.860 run it back with indians right you're gonna bringing so this is this is why except this time 0.97

01:07:05.020 let me let me see what i this is my assessment of culture of it i think the problem is is that 0.84

01:07:09.300 this culture has decided that we value the u.s as an economic zone and that means putting money

01:07:13.980 as the top thing for god when you replace when you create a false god of money then you start 0.98

01:07:20.400 thinking other things that serve that god are good and bringing in indians is objectively good for 0.99

01:07:24.400 for that and it's not good for the people who say what about the people that live here what about

01:07:29.260 like the actual good that is america which doesn't necessarily make it an economic zone it's not just

01:07:33.880 It's like some place in the world that has a GDP.

01:07:36.440 So I've been playing with this idea.

01:07:39.160 Whenever I say it to people that are my audience,

01:07:41.380 they really like it.

01:07:41.940 They want me to make t-shirts.

01:07:42.800 I should get better about it.

01:07:43.620 I'm terrible about merch.

01:07:44.500 I'm the worst grifter, you know?

01:07:46.620 But I have this concept

01:07:47.560 and it's called bacon cheeseburger nationalism.

01:07:49.540 Yes, I've seen you say that.

01:07:51.720 Amen.

01:07:52.080 If you can't eat a bacon and a glass of milk.

01:07:54.320 And here's the thing

01:07:54.920 about the bacon cheeseburger nationalism.

01:07:57.220 It's beef. 1.00

01:07:58.140 So we're ruling out, I guess, Hindus. 1.00

01:08:00.400 It's bacon. 1.00

01:08:01.260 We're ruling out Jews and Muslims, 1.00

01:08:03.520 i guess like at least the people that stay to that culture right uh and and hold to the religious 1.00

01:08:07.840 tenants we're putting on cheese we're getting rid of the vegans we're getting rid of the gluten-free

01:08:13.020 people because there's a bun on there you know all i'm saying is if you would drive into a drive-in 0.99

01:08:16.680 diner on route 66 because you're seeing america and you walk in and you don't know what you want

01:08:20.340 and they have a bacon cheeseburger that's on the leads piece and you're like oh that doesn't offend

01:08:24.180 me that sounds like a pretty good idea like i don't know what it's not just the religious

01:08:26.740 cultural stuff like you put a slice of cheese on there and and on the side you give them a glass

01:08:32.440 of milk and here's the thing a lot of people don't even know this but there are entire swaths of

01:08:36.600 people around the globe that cannot digest milk and and my point in saying that is not even to

01:08:42.320 argue and therefore they're terrible people and blah blah blah but no but it's to say that people

01:08:46.000 are different we have been forged by a number of things by the providence of god over time we've

01:08:51.720 also been forged by geography and where we lived were you a seafaring people did you live in and

01:08:57.620 northern climates where it was cold right high time preference versus low time preference did

01:09:02.460 your people have to plan ahead or was every single day pretty much the same and then there's a

01:09:06.720 religious aspect of like um have your ancestors for you know 2 000 years been shaped by worship

01:09:14.020 of the triune god or by worshiping demons you know like that actually makes a different people

01:09:19.340 it makes a different people this is what we always forget the nationalism part of it means there

01:09:23.640 needs to be a nation right so the nation has to be defined and and that's not trying to exclude

01:09:27.760 other people this is the other thing i just like i know what my tribe looks like some of my some of

01:09:31.700 my tribe are black and some of my tribe are hispanic i can look at them and i know what they

01:09:35.780 are because like we have the same values we'll do the same things you know we'll go shed blood if 1.00

01:09:39.760 need be and we'll go and defend our offspring so that's a broader you know there are people that

01:09:43.800 are further to the right on some odd ideas than that there are people that are like you know think

01:09:46.980 that that's problematic that i can identify it and i just go i know what my tribe looks like my

01:09:50.800 tribe has my values right my values are important and they you know those people that have them

01:09:54.860 they didn't get raised in a vacuum they got raised in my tribe it's i i i agree for the most part for

01:10:00.600 me my tribe is my religion it's my values um it's my people but at some level it is um it is land

01:10:08.580 and it is lineage right everybody gets really scared about blood and soil and it's like well

01:10:12.700 the you know the nazis drank water so i guess we can't drink water um but i the way i've been

01:10:17.400 thinking like what is a nation i think uh land and lineage right that's people in place uh but it

01:10:23.080 can't be less than that uh but it is more land lineage language laws uh liturgy worship comes

01:10:30.240 into play loves traditions um so about six l's there land lineage laws language loves liturgy

01:10:37.180 um and i think a nation is all of that but what we have with the propositional nation people or

01:10:42.760 the economic zone nation people is there the two big ones that i've noticed they're fighting against

01:10:47.960 tooth and nail is land and lineage people in place and so that that makes me suspicious like what are

01:10:53.380 you trying to undo here so i do recognize that america is somewhat and and that somewhat's doing

01:10:59.340 some heavy lifting they're somewhat unique um and what i mean by that is we were settling a new land

01:11:06.680 um and and so so you could actually force some new people to that land yes like teddy roosevelt

01:11:12.900 says and this is like fascinating so this is not adolf hitler this is teddy roosevelt um an american

01:11:19.780 president not that long ago um in the last century give or take and he says um that there was such a

01:11:28.000 thing as an american ethnicity i mean he says god was pleased by providence to amalgamate together

01:11:35.080 distinct peoples but not so distinct that they could never fit in but different european countries

01:11:41.560 that he brought here and through adversity and trial and time by providence it welded us forged

01:11:48.680 us together with one language one love one literature like these kinds of things i'm

01:11:54.340 paraphrasing sure but this is a quote from teddy roosevelt even today i saw this posted online

01:11:59.360 and all the usual suspects your james lindsey's and stuff are like this is um this is from

01:12:04.660 mein conf and you know the guy who put the quote in quotation said no it's actually teddy roosevelt

01:12:10.020 this is how everyone thought what you think is is nazism um is literally george washington it's

01:12:16.900 thomas jefferson it's teddy roosevelt it's all so it's interesting what you just here's what i

01:12:21.100 highlighted on because there's it's not crazy is my point no no it's not crazy just to finish the

01:12:25.720 thought, because America is unique, you can go back less than 100 years and it's 90% white and

01:12:32.480 95% Christian. But even with that 90% white, my point is it is unique in the sense that it's not 0.95

01:12:39.640 100% white. So I've kind of, as I think of heritage American, which is a phrase that actually

01:12:45.200 one of my friends helped to coin. And what does that mean? I've been thinking, look, the toothpaste

01:12:50.360 is probably not going to go back in the tube. It is what it is. And we need to find a way to get

01:12:54.520 and to love our fellow citizens. And so for me, I've been thinking, okay, but could we at least

01:12:59.860 get to a point where it's Christian? That doesn't mean everyone has a regenerate heart, but there's

01:13:07.000 this national acknowledgement that we have Christian values. It is a Christian nation in

01:13:11.840 terms of our history, our heritage, our legacy. Can we also say multiple generations, right? So

01:13:18.560 Thomas, Clarence Thomas, right? Clarence Thomas, multiple generations. He's not a Haitian who came

01:13:24.780 here three weeks ago. Right. There is a difference. There is. Right. And so when I think heritage 0.99

01:13:29.240 American, I think number one, Christian. I think number two, I do think this way, white. But then 0.95

01:13:34.860 I think number three, there are some exceptions of heritage Latinos who literally helped us in

01:13:40.180 Texas defend the Alamo. That's right. They actually fought with us. Heritage blacks that

01:13:43.880 are descendants of slaves and who actually love the lord jesus christ and and love america um

01:13:50.300 there's a lot that don't but but there are some that do sure um and so i you know and i think

01:13:55.180 there are some heritage asians and if we didn't want that then we probably should have figured

01:14:00.000 another way to do the railroad you know but but we but we did that way so providence changes things

01:14:05.160 it does but at the same time we should still be able to acknowledge i think that america should

01:14:10.180 be absolutely christian and it should be a strong majority white because what were the two things

01:14:16.020 you said to me the two l's land and lineage okay and that's the thing that you hear lineage people

01:14:20.760 yeah yeah i get that ancestors so the thing that's interesting when you say that because i listen to

01:14:24.340 it and i go like okay i i also can hear the same thing the same way that my wife has this fight

01:14:28.980 with feminism which she does regularly and she's like you know i feel like i should be doing this 1.00

01:14:34.320 thing because there's this vestige of being raised under feminist ideas feminism is showing it offends 0.97

01:14:38.560 it offends her like and then she was like why no i actually hate that idea like i i it actually is 1.00

01:14:42.860 against my interest when you say that and it kind of like bristles the sort of thing i mean i grew up

01:14:48.300 in dallas and california when i moved to oklahoma and they were telling me there were sundown laws

01:14:52.480 there and i was like what the hell is a sundown law and they were like oh like they make black

01:14:55.740 people get off the street i was like why what's that all about like that's crazy dude is that

01:14:59.320 real and they're like yeah and i was like oh i don't understand so you know and that was back

01:15:03.520 to the 80s kind of deal like oklahoma was 20 years behind the times which was very interesting for me

01:15:07.960 getting there and i was like oh and i love people in oklahoma um i'm not sure that i love the idea

01:15:12.440 of sundown laws because that just sounds kind of chaos also i can see how well how badly that can

01:15:17.460 get rid of the sundown laws how about everybody has to be on when we get rid of the team takeovers

01:15:21.340 well uh yeah those are insane i i would say sundown laws for everybody you just have to be

01:15:24.640 home nothing good happens after 10 my i've moved up from my dad's old idea but when you say uh land

01:15:29.860 and lineage being a problem which is kind of they're crying about blood and soil that's usually

01:15:33.120 how they say it in another way right and off the top of my head people in place yeah so off the top

01:15:39.320 of my head that doesn't sound offensive and the thing that makes me very interested in what you're

01:15:42.920 saying there and this is going to probably get people really riled up about me but the enemy

01:15:47.820 can only tell you where they are weak and where they are strong and where you are weak and where

01:15:51.460 you are strong and the enemy of the things that you love will always shriek about the things that

01:15:55.320 you're strong on it's interesting to me when i think that because that's the case in every part

01:15:58.980 of my life i've ever seen it's like you want to know if you're a problem to the deep state the

01:16:03.520 deep state people are operating against you you're being you know siloed out you have the media

01:16:07.540 apparatus coming at you whatever you want to find out if you're a problem do things that challenge

01:16:11.940 where the power structure is and they will let you know where you're being effective that's right

01:16:14.820 this is why i know that i'm not too worried about what's going like the things they're making fun

01:16:17.740 of akash patel at the fbi you asked earlier kind of we touched on it why are we not getting the

01:16:22.320 reform i was reliably informed we were going to get the guys you know i know we're not because

01:16:25.940 the people that would be shrieking about it are not shrieking about it right so that to me is that

01:16:29.820 is one of those interesting triggers it's just kind of an analytical guy who looks at it and

01:16:33.000 says where do people tell you what the problem is i watch people freak out about patriot front

01:16:36.960 i'm not a big fan of patriot front i've seen them i think it's kind of dumb to wear the mask i

01:16:40.160 interviewed uh thomas russo and he was very very delightful i bet he is very smart very respectful

01:16:45.580 he's not a christian though interesting and i and that's the big thing that i push back you could

01:16:49.620 tell that there's something um slightly off when they show up at the things that they try to recruit

01:16:53.380 at they were at the march for life they've been in a bunch of dc events i'd see them well you know

01:16:57.300 they're not feds because if they were feds there'd be pipe bombs and so far they've been peaceful

01:17:01.700 so that's how you know actually the fbi did this is maybe not well known to your audience but

01:17:06.140 the fbi actually did a deep dive into them oh really and determined that they were not a threat

01:17:10.740 good and therefore decided not to go after them good and there was a major hubbub up in northern

01:17:15.660 idaho you may recall this where they were arrested in uh coerterane idaho there were like 31 guys

01:17:20.760 Yeah. Okay. The local PD arrested them on conspiracy to riot because they were going to go into an LGBT, whatever pride march. The real problem was, is there was a feminist leftist woman who was a United States attorney, a woman by the name, if my memory serves of Tracy Whelan, Whelan. And she was a, a USA on patrol, which is not a thing, but she was at that park because she has a so-called transgender child that she was supporting.

01:17:45.160 And so she decided they were a problem.

01:17:46.880 And she said that we should seize the phones,

01:17:49.120 we being the feds in this case.

01:17:51.000 And so they turned over the phones to the feds

01:17:53.180 and the feds were like, what do we do with this?

01:17:55.060 There's no allegation or information as a federal crime.

01:17:57.340 And we've already looked into Patriot Front

01:17:58.680 and they're not considered to be a threat.

01:18:00.060 That's encouraging to you.

01:18:00.820 So here's the problem.

01:18:02.160 Yeah.

01:18:02.340 The AUSA had more weight under the Biden administration.

01:18:06.900 And so although the FBI initially was like,

01:18:08.600 yeah, there's no threat here, so we're not worried.

01:18:10.820 They ended up removing the two agents that were involved.

01:18:13.440 they were suspended and dealt with disciplinary options one of whom i know very well it's a friend

01:18:17.040 of mine from the academy and the other one is a guy named zach shoftal who was the supervisor who

01:18:21.840 said under no circumstances will i force my guys to sign a search warrant where there's no probable

01:18:25.340 cause right and he lost his job over that that's great now he was reinstated and as far as i

01:18:29.500 understand he's going to be able to get his pension but he was an army veteran he's a military

01:18:32.660 veteran i don't think army uh but uh you know did the thing that you expect and he and i he is far

01:18:38.120 more moderate on a million things than me even though he lives in northern idaho and he did the

01:18:42.980 thing he was supposed to do and the system went against him right and what's crazy is is that the

01:18:47.200 fbi already determined patriot front not a problem right but when you mentioned that they're not

01:18:50.580 christian i didn't know that but i've read their manifesto just yeah yeah as an organization he's

01:18:55.220 not right and as an organization most of the guys are and i know some of the guys and they're they're

01:19:00.120 good church men um but it's funny that you know so like i told thomas i was like so you're a white

01:19:06.160 nationalist and i'm a christian nationalist and because i'm a christian nationalist in america

01:19:10.100 if i was a christian nationalist in uganda i probably just wouldn't be there but i would say

01:19:14.280 you guys should be christian and you should be black you should be uganda because it's uganda

01:19:18.680 yeah i know what you got because i'm in you know my context in my country and it has a predominantly 0.93

01:19:23.700 white history and still to this day still 59 majority white um i want my nation to be totally

01:19:29.500 christian and majority white and i'd like to see that 59 take up a bit um through mass deportations

01:19:35.740 you know yeah let's so so i'd like to see i just like my kids to be able to look out and but i

01:19:40.140 still say i'm a christian nationalist yeah whereas thomas is a white nationalist and if thomas was

01:19:45.320 here to be fair to him he'd say stop saying white nationalist it's redundant and and he has a point

01:19:49.940 and it really got me thinking it was a fascinating interview and super respectful guy because he was

01:19:54.960 like joel that's all throughout you know this as a pastor like the bible speaks of nations and it'll

01:20:00.680 use this phrase all the families of the earth that's what a nation is that whether it's ishmael

01:20:05.220 and isaac you know two sons in there or the three sons of noah all the the 12 tribes of israel it's

01:20:10.640 it's nations are families they're they're people so saying white nationalists he said it's that's

01:20:15.880 redundant um it's that that's like saying nationalist nationalist yeah i get it and so

01:20:20.860 for him it's like his view is just uh i'm a nationalist i would like to see america be one

01:20:25.600 nation right now we're geographically centralized empire made up of multiple nations that are all

01:20:30.900 divided against each other yeah and he's got a point he's got a point yeah he's not a dumb guy

01:20:35.600 that's what's funny when people go out there you listen to him you're like the guy has uh the gift

01:20:38.700 of of oratory he's able to do that um he's very articulate he knows the founders yeah and and

01:20:44.080 he's he's dialed into what he is i don't like the masking i understand why but i don't like it

01:20:48.260 i don't like it either i don't like the masking on guys doing ice work if they didn't wear the

01:20:52.720 mask that like like we live in a country that's so liberal that that if guys are peacefully out

01:20:59.380 there on the 250th you know um we live in a country that just by them being a part of patriot

01:21:04.840 front they would lose their jobs they would lose their jobs and their livelihoods it's it's a

01:21:08.680 tragedy i wish we could get to the place where they didn't have to wear a mask and they weren't

01:21:12.360 seen as evil you could just say oh well i think this and i think that and just disagree you know

01:21:17.480 what i mean but we used to be able to do that yeah we did i think we got as close as it was

01:21:20.840 going to get to being whatever the uh the you know the heterogeneous mix of everyone gets along

01:21:26.680 and all the, everyone has kept,

01:21:28.480 that was somewhere in the 90s.

01:21:29.500 We peaked.

01:21:30.060 Yeah.

01:21:30.460 And the only reason why I think-

01:21:31.600 Well, I think that was really like 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s.

01:21:34.880 And I think-

01:21:35.220 Well, that might've been peak America,

01:21:36.600 but the peak-

01:21:37.080 We ruined it.

01:21:37.640 Yeah, the peak homogeneity.

01:21:38.780 I see what you're saying.

01:21:39.680 But I think even that,

01:21:41.040 like I know there was still separation.

01:21:42.940 I'm aware of the history.

01:21:44.980 But I think we were getting closer to being together,

01:21:47.520 not because every institution was mixed,

01:21:51.240 but in terms of the gap between whites and blacks,

01:21:55.340 Like you had, there was a moment where intact black families, husband and wife still together, you know, two parent home was comparable to white families.

01:22:05.600 For sure. 0.80

01:22:05.980 And now it was in the 20s or late 20s. 1.00

01:22:08.560 But then civil rights came in and the government literally financially incentivized, looked at black women and said, hey, if you don't marry the father of that child, we'll give you money. 1.00

01:22:17.840 Right. 1.00

01:22:18.760 That's a wicked thing to do.

01:22:20.360 Most evil things that I think you can attribute to the federal government, they look the same.

01:22:24.220 And that's one of them.

01:22:25.160 And I think you could have still got rid of segregation, but uphold freedom of association.

01:22:30.180 A hundred percent. 0.51

01:22:30.700 But we started marching in black students into white schools at gunpoint. 0.98

01:22:34.160 Yeah, crazy. 0.99

01:22:34.840 That's crazy.

01:22:36.100 Yeah, force in it, like all that stuff was nuts.

01:22:37.920 If you want to see where, you know, government policy goes the worst, and it's the end result of government doing what's good for government.

01:22:44.380 I was explaining this to Brandon Straka, but the discussion that we had, people don't understand what the mission of government is.

01:22:51.340 You know, in the military, we talk about a task and a purpose.

01:22:53.900 so there's what you're doing and there's why you're doing it right the way that government

01:22:57.880 works it is completely divorced the task and the purpose are completely divorced they are not

01:23:01.580 they're independent at this point and the crazy thing is that the the mission of government turns

01:23:06.000 to be is like how do i make more government how do i increase my scope of power how do i increase

01:23:11.280 my budget how do i increase my head count the number of people working to do the thing that i

01:23:14.640 do so that's that's considered success it's the opposite it's not about efficiency it's not about

01:23:18.780 mission achievement can i get more of what i'm doing and can i be responsible for more stuff

01:23:23.360 can i can i creep out i describe it as like a land cover as a like a ground cover it's like ivy

01:23:28.700 ivy's fine you can have ivy but like you know there's weird stuff going on the ivy there's like

01:23:32.040 you know mice and stuff and rats and scorpions or whatever and you're like you know you don't

01:23:35.300 want to go through it barefoot but it's got to have a big hard divider line right and you got

01:23:38.840 to trim that sucker because if you don't it's going to take over your grass and it'll be the

01:23:42.040 whole lawn if you let it it just grows it just doesn't it'll be ugly and weird and tendrils and 0.97

01:23:45.880 then it'll get thicker and thicker and then it's intractable so the concept of government is crazy

01:23:50.560 and it just does what it does

01:23:52.740 and it's no longer interested

01:23:53.860 in serving the people.

01:23:55.120 If you were to go ask

01:23:56.200 most people in the government,

01:23:57.220 like, what is it that you do?

01:23:59.240 It's the difference between

01:24:00.080 the guy who's cutting,

01:24:01.620 it's the stone cutter

01:24:02.380 versus the guy who's on the team

01:24:03.740 to build the cathedral.

01:24:04.580 You've heard that, right?

01:24:06.260 This is what we're talking about.

01:24:07.720 The government is full 1.00

01:24:08.720 of a bunch of stone cutters. 1.00

01:24:10.340 You know, it's like, what do you do?

01:24:11.140 It's like, I hammer this thing

01:24:12.060 and I make blocks.

01:24:13.440 It's like, why?

01:24:14.180 It's like, because my job,

01:24:15.000 because that's what I get paid to do.

01:24:15.920 I get paid to make blocks.

01:24:17.580 It's like, well,

01:24:18.200 what are they going to do with the blocks?

01:24:19.080 It doesn't matter.

01:24:19.680 right uh greatest government story that i'll ever relay to anybody i showed up at the washington

01:24:24.780 field office of the fbi as fbi agent for six years and washington five years of that and i show up at

01:24:29.860 this office and there's all these people and they're they're mostly you know minorities it's

01:24:34.360 mostly black people mostly men but a couple women they're wearing lab coats it's very weird because

01:24:39.540 nobody else has a lab coat there's no lab in the building okay so that's also there's no doctor's

01:24:43.580 office it's a federal building it's the fbi's building there's a gym on the bottom there's a

01:24:47.540 parking garage then there's a gym and then there's the swat offices and and the team rooms and then

01:24:52.680 there's like conference rooms and then there's office office office office office and there's

01:24:56.360 conference rooms that's it that's what's there okay and they're all and there's a supply closet

01:25:00.460 you know like some you know whatever and so like they're all wearing these freaking and they have

01:25:06.000 embroidery names they say fbi on them and they have their name and so i asked these people what's

01:25:11.100 up with the people wearing the lab coats i don't know they just wear them i go you've never asked

01:25:15.260 Like, this is an investigative agency.

01:25:16.880 Am I the only guy that came in here and has a question?

01:25:18.720 Like, what the hell are you doing?

01:25:19.740 So I was like, oh, I'm going to find out.

01:25:21.120 I'm going to learn what this is about.

01:25:22.380 So I asked people.

01:25:23.160 I asked people.

01:25:23.740 I never asked the people that are wearing them.

01:25:25.080 They seem kind of like gruff and whatever.

01:25:27.080 And so I don't need that.

01:25:28.040 I don't need to get thrown out in my first year.

01:25:29.560 But I'm going to find out what the heck these lab coats are about.

01:25:31.480 I finally get to somebody who's been there forever.

01:25:33.820 And he goes, oh, sometime in the mid-90s,

01:25:37.380 all of those people wanted a uniform allowance

01:25:39.220 because when they go to work, they get dirty

01:25:40.780 because those people work in the supply room

01:25:42.560 and they do the logistics and they take stuff off the pallets

01:25:44.740 And they load up all the batteries and all the papers and all the pens and all the cables and all that crap.

01:25:48.920 And I go, oh, okay.

01:25:49.840 And he goes, they wanted a supply budget.

01:25:51.960 They wanted to get uniforms.

01:25:53.560 And there was no uniform allotment for whatever their job code is.

01:25:57.080 And they found out that lab coats were listed as office equipment.

01:26:01.220 So they were codified as something other than that.

01:26:03.120 So they got lab coats.

01:26:04.580 And they did that for like two years.

01:26:06.000 And so everybody got lab coats for each of those years.

01:26:08.200 And then the federal government realized what they were doing.

01:26:10.520 And so then it changed the rules.

01:26:11.680 And so they wear them every single day to let you know that they needed them when they

01:26:15.660 got them and you should give it to them again.

01:26:17.380 It's a protest saying that our job is important and we should have some sort of uniform budget.

01:26:22.040 And they've been doing it for like 25 years.

01:26:23.460 Wow.

01:26:23.900 It's freaking insane.

01:26:24.780 For no reason.

01:26:25.360 For no reason.

01:26:25.920 And they don't need them.

01:26:26.840 You know, it's like they don't need that.

01:26:28.380 Well, that's a perfect picture, I think, of our government.

01:26:30.480 That is our government.

01:26:31.300 If nobody knows, like that is the most government, government thing there is.

01:26:34.180 And I would say, like, I would do this with people who work in government and they'd be

01:26:37.500 like, oh my God.

01:26:38.740 You ever deal with Washington, D.C.? 1.00

01:26:40.440 it's like the average government employee is a black female between the 1.00

01:26:44.360 ages of 30 and 55. 1.00

01:26:46.760 She's probably an unwed mother for, 0.98

01:26:48.860 for, 1.00

01:26:49.340 uh, 0.96

01:26:49.660 for black women. 1.00

01:26:51.140 Um, 1.00

01:26:51.540 that's the number one employment is for sure.

01:26:53.960 And I look,

01:26:54.580 and they,

01:26:55.120 it doesn't matter what her name is.

01:26:56.140 She's the same person and I'm not mad at her.

01:26:58.060 She's just,

01:26:58.560 she shows up on time.

01:27:00.000 She never leaves early.

01:27:01.300 She does not do any work during her lunch break.

01:27:03.160 So don't even ask.

01:27:04.100 She has a blanket over her lap.

01:27:05.500 There's a space heater under her desk because she's always cold.

01:27:08.340 She's not happy about the temperature.

01:27:09.700 there's a tv within a viewing range of where her desk is and it has nothing to do with her work

01:27:14.520 related materials right you know and you have to thank her exclude like like extensively for her

01:27:19.300 to do her job right and that's not me being mean that's me observationally going into dozens of

01:27:23.680 government offices from different every department and they're all they all and if you if you describe

01:27:28.640 that woman i've done this to people and they're like oh my god i know 20 of them and i'm like no

01:27:33.580 i know and i've had a couple of my audience say i am that lady laquisha yeah so we had a room on

01:27:39.560 the on the uh either this i think it was the seventh floor and there were eight floors of

01:27:42.620 our building on the seventh floor was where the mail room was and so you'd go up there and there's

01:27:46.000 like fedex envelopes and there's like all this stuff that you can go you ship off like drug

01:27:49.300 evidence if you needed to and you wrap it up in the tape and they've got all the stuff and so you

01:27:52.700 could do the shipping and whenever i went in there there's supposed to be people in the mail room

01:27:55.880 that mail the stuff you say hey i need to send this to fill in the blank address and then they

01:27:59.160 do it. But there are three people in there and they don't do that. And I called it the nail room

01:28:05.600 because the ladies in the nail room were always doing their nails, which were illogically long 1.00

01:28:09.860 and did not allow them to use tape or boxes or anything else. And they were all black and they're 1.00

01:28:13.760 all sitting and they're doing nothing. And so it's like, look, I'm just observing what's going 1.00

01:28:17.060 on here. We have a government jobs program. Our government has nothing to do with what it says

01:28:21.560 it's doing. Its purpose is to take money and to give it to people. So they have function and

01:28:25.660 purpose and pension and we take care of them because there's some alternative daycare for

01:28:29.440 adults it really is and they don't have any function and here's how i know it have you

01:28:33.660 lived through any government shutdowns yeah just fine actually yeah it's amazing that the the tap

01:28:40.260 still works the lights still turn on the cops still write tickets the grocery stores are still

01:28:44.300 being filled the truckers are still going back and forth to their places the ranchers are growing

01:28:47.800 you know cattle and they're farming and doing it turns out like none of that stuff has anything to 0.93

01:28:51.820 do with what our government does right and it's one of the single biggest pain in our asses and

01:28:55.960 it's the single biggest expenditure yes so it's very interesting to see that and i just i don't

01:29:00.360 think there is that a political solution to it so as you were saying get engaged yeah first accept

01:29:04.640 that you are the rhino if you're in that world that's easy i like that um and if not i i've been

01:29:09.160 telling people it's like i'm i'm a bacon cheeseburger nationalist because it doesn't offend the

01:29:13.220 sensibilities it's more of a joke i can show you a hamburger and say that's my politics right yeah

01:29:17.040 Which is very convenient for me.

01:29:18.760 Yeah. 0.89

01:29:19.480 But more importantly, I was like, I kind of focus on, you were just talking about L's, 0.98

01:29:22.780 I focus on F's. 0.98

01:29:23.920 And so I tell people like, you can't, I can't even get a stop sign outside of my neighborhood.

01:29:28.340 I can't get them to put in a stop sign.

01:29:30.060 It's a two-way stop and it should be a four-way. 1.00

01:29:31.800 And one of the reasons it should be a four-way is because it's filled with Indians who don't 1.00

01:29:34.660 know how to drive their Teslas. 1.00

01:29:35.840 And so they stop illogically and they drive illogically.

01:29:37.940 They run the signs that are stopped and they don't stop where they should.

01:29:41.140 And it's horrific.

01:29:42.620 And there's an injury accident there once a month.

01:29:44.780 And they could put stop signs up right away.

01:29:46.380 and then they should eventually put a light but i can't even get that and i've called and i called

01:29:49.800 and i can't even get my city government or you know williamson county roads and bridges to get

01:29:54.220 it done what the hell so it's not happening so if i can't get that done i sure as heck can't like

01:29:58.760 make donald trump do the 20 promises he made on agenda 47 like i'm not gonna be and i'm gonna get

01:30:03.580 john carter who's 82 or 84 years old to be my congressman and he's not changing like he's gonna

01:30:08.580 do what he does so my f's are as follows it's uh it's faith it's family it's fitness underneath

01:30:15.480 that goes firearms and then either food storage or farming take your pick and then try to have 0.85

01:30:21.500 some fun with it because you know if things are are stupid i do think i focus on the things that 0.72

01:30:26.020 i can control right and if i do that and i lead the way then there are going to be people who say 0.72

01:30:30.340 hey you look not worried and you seem to be having a good time and you look like your physicality is

01:30:35.840 capable and right you seem like you got a lot of guns like you know what are you doing what is that

01:30:40.640 about and so i'll just i'll convert people by example i'll lead by example i like that do one

01:30:44.900 more time the your f's okay in order yeah of importance faith family fitness firearms food

01:30:52.820 storage or farming and having some fun that's great that's cool well thank you for coming on

01:30:57.640 the show really appreciate it this was helpful and uh i think there's a lot in common so thank

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The NXR Podcast - September 23, 2026

THE SPECIAL - FBI Diversity Goals Led To The Most Insane Policy Change You've Ever Heard (w⧸@KyleSeraphin)

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