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 lies.

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

Well, hello, my friends.

Welcome to the Kyle Serafin show.

Today is Monday.

It is March the 17th.

And it is, in fact, St. Patrick's Day, I believe. I'm not wearing any green.

Good luck trying to pinch me. I'm not coming outside. No. I had this weekend to move more of my stuff, and it gave me another opportunity to reflect on the blessing. Yes, the blessing of moving four times

in four years. One of them is to, again,

acknowledge that I have more physical things than probably most kings have ever had in the history

of humanity. I just lack all of the servants and slaves to carry all my stuff. So, you know,

that's kind of a thing. My children are not of age.

So I get to carry it myself. It's a good reminder that as we move through the world, that we are

responsible for our own things. The other thing it reminded me of is that this is the fourth time

that I've had to move because I lost a government job. And that's a good reminder for those that are out there in

the government space right now that are crying about losing their jobs. Look, you're not assured

employment and you're certainly not insured or assured employment on the federal government's

dime. That's just my take on it. We're going to go over it. There are some stories we're going to

get into.

Stories include potential civil rights violations going on at the local level. This has to do with some of the policies of DOE, the Department of Education. We're going to talk about the voice

of America, which as far as I can tell, was just a, not just a bed of American propaganda,

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