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 Calcerophon show.

Today's Tuesday.

It is November the 18th.

And I'm happy to have you along on a day when the internet is falling apart.

We've got some sort of a downed outage, cloud strike fail.

What a day.

What a day to have that happen.

So what that means on our end is, is that X is not working properly or Twitter.

The download programs are not playing.

A lot of the tools I use to be able to rip clips are not working. We don't have any special clips for today. But that means we're going to just kind of hone in on the stories that are there without a lot of extra evidence. If you guys haven't figured out, kind of my format is, is I see what's happening on the trending, whatever feeds that are going out there in the world. I see newscasts and what people

are talking about and I want to kind of have an instinct of what they're discussing and then put it

into my own context. So I kind of use clips as evidence on a regular basis. That's not happening

today. But that's all right. It's not going to throw us off. You guys may have realized I can

talk with or without a clip and I don't necessarily need to take a breath to do it. So we're going to discuss a couple of things. I found an interesting article from The New Yorker. You're going to be shocked to find that everybody is piling on Cash Patel yesterday. There was a big push about a story that I'm fairly confident we broke about six or seven weeks ago, and it might have even been longer than that, but the idea that the American taxpayer is paying for a security

detail for the FBI's girlfriend, not a spouse. That is a critical distinction for whatever

it's worth. That hit the mainstream. I do find that to be kind of interesting because, one, I shared it with you. If you're part of this audience, that's not news to you. If you're part of Alex Jones's audience, if you listen to Clayton over and redacted, you know, none of this stuff is going to be news to you, the people that I go and I speak with on a fairly frequent basis. But it did hit MSNBC, which is now known as MS now. That's actually really gross to pop in on.

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