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 Monday. It is September the 22nd. And look like we had a little difficulty getting our YouTube channel to start running. But it is running now. So thanks for all of you who are joining me. And we're going to talk today about something that I just can't, I just can't I can't get over it can't move on from it somebody referred to me as a libertarian this morning as a well-known commentator

on the political right I'm not a libertarian I'm a conservative guy and I don't understand why we

keep making excuses for people that are not conservative and why we keep acting like things that are not true

are true. So we're going to talk about the Uniparty. I see more and more people waking up to the

fact that they're basically the same group. I've got a really good little political meme that was

put together. You think that it's the left side and the right side of an airplane wing and they just

show it's no they're both

on the same darn side it continues to be and you can do this by real simple metrics you can go

look at how much money our government spends it also is relatively shocking if you evaluate things

in terms of numbers dollars and the debt that we are putting on our children there was a a memorial service over the weekend, and one of the things that was most poignant that I took away was RFK Junior's speech where he talked about there are things that are worse than dying, and it's living in slavery. And what is it to be in debt to someone but a form of slavery, and what would it be to pass on a national debt that is so

absurdly big that you can no longer keep track of it?

Do you know that before 9-11 our national debt was less than $6 trillion?

We should say that one more time.

It was $5.8 trillion of national debt for the entirety of the founding of America moved up to September 11th of 2001.

And now we're at like $37 trillion, of which Republicans are responsible for about $25 trillion of that.

Republican speakers of the House have brought forward enough budgets that we have now done,

what, almost 5X, the entire history of America in the last 21 years?

I mean, that's not drunken, sailor spending.

That's spending like you have terminal cancer and they gave you a couple of weeks to live.

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