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, and welcome to the Kyle Serafin Show.

Today is Friday, and it is October the 3rd.

We used to do friendly Fridays.

Not so long ago, we had our buddy, Steve Friend, who has now been co-opted and rolled back into the FBI.

And he's no longer a voice for sanity out here in the public with me. So that's kind of a shame. Some of you guys were hoping that he might be here. You know, he's not getting paid. He's not getting put back into the job yet. Says a lot about what our FBI is willing to do. Says a lot about what our government's willing to do. I'm sure the shutdown will be another excuse for them to take their time. I think that's already come out to my boys, but I will, I'll keep you updated because we're not letting that story go. We do have some funny FBI news, actually one of the funnier ones. I'll give credit words, too. It's actually quite amusing. So stick around for just a couple of minutes. That'll be the first thing I get into today. I want to get into something

that's been really weighing on me, and it's maybe weighing on you too, which you didn't realize.

Today's show episode title is potentially a little bit provocative, the idea of digital

discipleship. I always end up having reflections and thoughts on whatever it is that I'm consuming, both in media and in

social media. And what I'm consuming right now on the media side, entertainment side, is that my

wife has looped me in to watching The Chosen. I think we're in the second season at this point.

And so it's an artistic representation and it is a actor's portrayal of Jesus Christ and his time on

earth, walking around as a man and really humanizing the things and the stories.

You know, you read the story in the gospel.

Maybe you're not even a Christian, but you've read these stories as sort of historical

perspectives.

And when you see it fleshed out by actors and you realize that he had to be charismatic and

charming and funny and interesting for people to follow him because that's what people follow,

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