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 Enthusias, Second Amendment Defender,

and recovering FBI agent Kyle Serif.

Hello, my friends. Welcome to the Kyle Serif and show today is Wednesday it's

October the 18th and we are rockin and rolling with a question what happened to

John Spartan you guys remember the 90s?

Some of you do.

Some of you were old people in the 90s.

But I remember being a kid in the 90s and it was the generation of action movies.

It was a generation where we watched, you know, masculine manly men doing ridiculous things like shooting people with a shotgun and having them fly across the screen.

Why was that and how do we lose that? Because we are now in an era that is just full of betas and

sois and all kinds of other diminutive terms and these people are responsible for real damage.

They really are. And the movement that way has been

long coming, but it also, the toleration of it has actually moved us into a

really dangerous place, I think. I think that our country is far worse off and it's you know it's an old adage that that good times have made soft men and we had good times we had them in the 70s and the 80s and the 90s and the 90s

the early 2000s and we started getting into something we thought was going to get

harder but no that is not the case we actually got softer and weaker and I recall seeing

even in college campuses when I was a kid going through school.

Just a strange, strange trend towards non-masculine traits in men being celebrated.

And now we've arrived at sort of that peak version of it with toxic

masculinity so today we're gonna be talking toxic masculinity we're gonna be

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