Take a look behind the curtain with a real whistleblower an American patriot.

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Here is Civil Liberties enthusiasts, Second Amendment defender, and recovering FBI agent, Kyle Serafin.

Well, hello, my friends, and welcome to the Kyle Serafin show.

Today is Tuesday. It is February the 3rd, and welcome to the Kyle Serafin Show. Today is Tuesday.

It is February the 3rd, and I appreciate you being along for our little podcast that we do here with 17 plus listeners.

This guy went back on the air yesterday and had a thing.

I actually don't want to talk about what Dan Vonjino did yesterday, but there were dozens and dozens of you that said you couldn't watch it or you got blocked and so you wanted to hear. So I've got some clips. I also didn't watch it. I honestly couldn't care less. But there are some funny little owns when you start listening to people that you've been listening to for a while. And why would that be So there was a guy that used to talk. He did that for a living. Then there was a guy that got out there and was supposed to be in charge of the FBI. And he didn't do that very well and he didn't do that very long. In fact, he didn't even make it off his own probationary period. You guys don't know. The senior executive service in the federal government, you get a one year probation when you get assigned to a new post. And a homie didn't even make it through the end of that. So there are many things

that last longer than Dan Vonjino stay at the FBI to include probably some food that was left

in the refrigerator at the Hoover building that somebody wasn't paying attention to, maybe a tuna

sandwich that wasn't very interesting. And it just got left behind. It's still there, even though it got there before Dan did. But we are going to play some of his funny stuff, only because I think there's funny little self-owns and everything you say. When you're a talker and not a doer, you say fun things like, you never expected me to come back, even though you've been claiming that everybody

knew you were going to come back and you were only going to be there for a year, even if a year was only nine and a half months or whatever it is. We'll just round up to make things good. Again, very interesting. People who end up at the FBI feel very comfortable fudging things like numbers. We talked about that yesterday. We'll talk about that a little bit more today. I want to talk about Civil War 2.0.

It's being covered over on Zero Hedge.

I want to talk about that yesterday. We'll talk about that a little bit more today. I want to talk

about Civil War 2.0. It's being covered over on Zero Hedge. I want to talk about the concept

of a house divided. And this is the bigger problem. This return of a podcast host is actually, it's just

sort of symptomatic of the bigger Donald Trump administration issue. And that means that when you hire people to come in and do work, and they don't know how to do it, and you call them warriors when they've never been to war, and they're not warriors, and they don't have that spirit, and they're actually kind of chubby and weak, and there are other people I'm talking about in this case, then you're not going to actually have a warlike

attitude coming at it. And then when you hire people who actually have been to war and have a sort of

a warlike attitude, then they come in and they do the things that you kind of expect them to do.

They go and they know how to fight physically or metaphorically.

So we've got this house divided. The biggest problem is, is that nobody ever came in and claimed the government.

We talked about it maybe a year ago, probably about a year ago right now, before Cash Patel took over the FBI, which was a microcosm for the bigger problem in government, also known as weaponized government.

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