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 Seraphon show.

Today is Thursday.

It is November the 20th.

Which means we've been 20 days into this month, which I think might be the worst PR month,

at least in the last 20 years for the FBI.

Fun to watch. Just from my end of it, just sitting on the outside. Got a little bit of that because there was a press conference. They decided they were going to clean up their image. They brought Pam Bondi, all the heavy hitters. They brought Todd Blanche and they brought Cash Patel to make sure that you guys understand the truth about drug dealers and kingpins and Epstein files and lawful and unlawful orders and what you can do,

which means that CBS decided to push back.

And they let you know that the FBI used to be more gay than it is today because they got rid of a gay guy for displaying a gay flag that he was given by the gay people who run the FBI's Los Angeles field office where they flew a gay flag for Pride Month.

Anyway, so that's all fun. If you guys were tuning in to hear a recap of the rather epic David Frey, is that how you say his name? I don't know how to say David's last name, but Viva Frey, who has a great podcast on Rumble, and he's a very fair-minded. He's a very kind Canadian man, and he brought on my would-be nemesis, Julie Kelly, to have a discussion about Epstein stuff that we talked about yesterday, and if you want to hear about that, you got to go and listen to yesterday's show so you can

understand what I did or didn't say.

Because I did say specific things on purpose.

That very much offended the sensibilities of unofficial, official spokesperson of Dan

Bongino, aka Julie Kelly.

And so she went and did an hour long demolition session where I basically watched her punch yourself in the face for 45 minutes to an hour. I have not laughed that hard in a long time. And if you guys didn't get to see that and you'd like to see it, I will cut it. I've already downloaded it because I couldn't not have a copy myself. I've downloaded it.

I'll put it up over on our local side and I'll cut out the beginning and we'll just get

straight to the meat.

What you will miss is 10,000 live viewers on Rumble ripping this woman apart in the chat,

which was quite encouraging to see that the American people do have an understanding of what

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