Prep to hear the truth from a real whistleblower and American Patriot.

Here's Civil Liberties Enthusiest, Second Amendment Defender, and indefinitely suspended FBI agent, Kyle Serra Finn.

Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for joining us for the Kyle Serra

show. Today is Wednesday, December 14th.

I've got it slightly later than normal.

We've got 4.15 in the afternoon here.

And I've got with me producer Phil who's going to be keeping us on track I hope.

Today's episode is going to be called what started as a passion has become a paycheck. I think this is a common sentiment for people in the FBI. It's something that has identified where people have identified with when I've spoken to them, former agents, current agents, and I've had at least three long-form conversations today with friends of

mine in the Bureau in various different places, you know different levels of experience and

seniority and they all kind of agree with that like right now people in the FBI that want to keep their job are

tucking in, they're holding on, and they are trying to just not upset anybody. A good friend of mine told me that he was able to kind of keep a job that is sort of administrative right now as long as he wants.

And there's this constant fear that you text the wrong thing to the wrong person, you send the wrong

email with a sentiment that offends some sort of sensitive group and that could be the end for you

it's very similar to the kind of experience that I've had and you know you step on the

wrong toes and that's where you end up.

So what started as a passion to come a paycheck,

I first actually heard that from producer Phil

and that was a couple years ago.

Phil, when did you first realize that that was the case for you, Bud?

Well, I think it starts even earlier than when you're in the job.

Do you remember when you were at the Academy and maybe like day one, day two, they asked asked the question something to the effect of hey who took a pay cut to actually join the FBI and like the majority of the hands in the class go up, which stands to reason because most of these folks were probably professionals before.

Sure.

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