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

Prepare to embrace the uncomfortable truth because this program has no time for comforting lives.

Here is Civil Liberties Enthusias, Second Amendment Defender,

and recovering FBI agent Kyle Serif.

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

Guess I should hit the record on the back up here.

Ladies and gentlemen, thanks so much for joining us.

Today is Monday.

It's January the 8th, and I think we had a fairly consequential weekend because we had the

anniversary of January the 6th now I commemorated said thing by flying out to New York

which is not my favorite thing to do I am not a big fan of going to New York in general. I don't like being behind enemy lines, but I did so because we had a fundraiser for the Stand in the Gap Foundation and it benefited folks like Sarah Maccovey's family who has a husband in jail in prison.

And so I wanted to make sure that we were there to commemorate it and to try to help them out. I'm going to try to boast the sound. I just heard a little bit of you guys soon. I try to follow you guys up. So there we go. We got a little bit more sound. What I want to tell you guys is that I think January 6th which should be something

that we kind of can all agree on was one thing I actually did a show on this a

while back I was thinking about this while I'm sitting in the shower and what I

realize is that I've kind of gotten away from this. The idea that the January 6th day, the moments of that day were an American Rorschak test, that still holds so true. It still holds true today. The American Rorschak test.

If you're not familiar with the Rorschak test, it's the ink plot.

You fold it in half, you open it up, and then a psychologist asks you,

hey, tell me what you see.

And what you see is supposed to tell us

something about who you are and the way that you see things.

And the way that you see the events of January 6th,

with all the information that are out there.

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