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. Hello my friends, welcome to the Kyle Serif and show I hope you enjoyed that little intro we spent some time on that and I say we I mean me I just sat in my room and I crank that sucker out it's kind of incredible looking back all the people that I've had a

chance to talk to in the last say eight or nine months and obviously not dressed up

in a suit today. Today's Monday it's August the 14th. We're going to be getting

into bumper sticker politics. I'm going to

give credit right where it's due. My wife and I had a discussion over coffee this

morning and that was something that came out of her mouth. I hadn't heard it

phrased that way other than by her and that's not the first time she said it to me. I think it made an impact on me in a way that it tied together a bunch of things that I saw over the weekend and that is essentially the emotional appeal of advertising and our friend Dan Bongino who you just saw in that interview likes to in that intro rather,

he always likes to talk about the stupid smart people.

And the stupid smart people are those that are educated,

but they don't know anything. They have a lot of degrees, they have a lot of time in

university and they end up doing things like saying foolishness and being beguiled by very simple ideas.

So that's the stupid smart people.

I think the bigger danger is actually the smart stupid people.

The smart stupid people don't know anything either and yet they have this intuitive sense of how to

send things down range that are effective and they manipulate people in a meaningful way because there's a lot of stupid

stupid people and the smart stupid people are able to control them.

And you're going to find out that this is nothing new.

This was actually something that Madison knew,

going all the way back prior to the ratification of our Constitution.

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