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 Thursday.

It is November the 13th.

And we had a little trouble out the gates because for some reason nothing wanted to work.

I always like it when the servers won't connect. It's my favorite part of doing this job.

That I am completely reliant on some things that are outside my business. It turns out, though, the things that I am not reliant on is the federal government, which just decided they were going to open last night to thunderous applause and to the loss of a fantastic opportunity to hack away at government waste

and government agencies and things that we don't need. And honestly, none of you are going to notice

a difference in your day as you go, unless you're involved in air travel, I guess,

which is more of an argument that we should get rid. The federal government's involvement in these things. Somebody asked me the other day, hey, well, what will we do with all of some of these federal agencies? I don't know, devolve them to the states. That's the honest answer that constitutional libertarians would say. It's so simple to think about it. The functional unit of our nation is not meant to be a bunch of people

hanging out in Washington, D.C. There's not supposed to be 535 people plus a president and a bunch of

executive agencies that run your life. And basically, they don't, although they take all of our money

and they decide what to do coming back our way. What if novel idea, we actually embraced the

name of this country and we had a

bunch of states that were united, which means that they all had their own abilities to do what they

wanted to do. I don't know why this is really difficult for folks. I don't understand why Republicans

didn't embrace their opportunity, except we kind of do know why, I guess, if we're being totally

fair. Because that would mean that they didn't matter as much.

We can't have that.

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