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2025 WARNING: Disaster Expert Predicts 'ABSOLUTE CHAOS' for America · Man in America Podcast

• 0:13
  Seth Holehouse: Welcome to Man in America. I'm your host, Seth Wholehouse. So already this year, we're seeing a lot of chaos in America with the, quote unquote, terror attack in New Orleans, the cyber truck explosion, and a lot of other events that you're not even seeing in the mainstream media. But if you're looking on the right places, you see that there's already these plans that seem to be unveiling themselves. Now I've been covering the border for years and and warning about the fact that we've got hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of military aged men streaming across the border.
• 0:48
  A lot of them Chinese nationals, a lot of them from, you know, massive gang networks in South America. And you have to ask yourself, what's coming? Right? We have the inauguration coming up soon. We have Trump's first year approaching in the White House, which represents a significant threat to the criminal networks that are operating in our country, within our government.
• 1:10
  And one thing is for certain, though, is that across all these different criminal cabals, they have one shared goal, which is the collapse of America. And so joining us today is Steve Slepczywic, who is a disaster response expert. He's got a company, SRP, that has been doing disaster response for decades. This guy knows a lot about what happens in disaster zones. He has a lot of feelers and intel coming in to see what's coming next.
• 1:38
  He also does, executive protection. He does, you know, security for very high value events or VIP individuals. He understands the realm of disasters, how to prepare for them, what are the signs that more are coming. And so we're gonna be talking about just his assessment of the landscape in America currently, what he's concerned about happening, and why he tells me that his prediction is absolute chaos in America. So, folks, please enjoy the interview.
• 2:05
  America is under siege. You've seen the headlines. Terror attacks, chaos, and whispers of coordinated threats. Intelligence insiders and whistleblowers are sounding the alarm. For years, the border has been wide open, allowing dangerous groups of terrorists, cartels, even foreign soldiers to infiltrate our nation.
• 2:25
  The deep state doesn't want you prepared. And even with Trump coming back in charge, smooth sailing certainly is not guaranteed. Experts are warning us disruptions are coming. Chaos is just around the corner. Think about it.
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• 3:52
  Don't wait until it's too late. Your family is depending on you. Mister Steve Slepczywic, it is great to have you on the show. Thank you very much for being here with us today.
• 4:03
  Speaker 2: Well, thanks for having me on your show. I appreciate it, Seth.
• 4:05
  Seth Holehouse: Absolutely. So we've kinda kicked off the New Year with a bang. Unfortunately, it was, you know, the the bang of people being run over of a cyber truck exploding. I mean, it's been a rough start to the year, and, you know, something I've been covering for, you know, for quite some time is the open border, the fifth column, soldiers, you know, whether it's CCP troops or gang members coming across our border, terrorists walking across the border. And with the again, the the start of the New Year, a lot of the discussion I'm seeing and also from a lot of the intel people that I'm following, they're predicting a lot of chaos in America this year.
• 4:43
  You know, targeted attacks, coordinated, you know, kind of terror cells activated, you know, EMP potential, all kinds of things that, you know, we shouldn't be living in fear, but we have to be aware of the fact that Trump is, you know, inaugurated being inaugurated soon. He's stepping into that role, And there's a lot of people that don't want that to happen, and they don't want a stable, calm America under Trump. And so I think that we're entering into some sort of, you know, kind of final stage of of a very long battle. And I know that you're someone that, you know, you live and breathe disasters and preparedness and protection and everything, so you're a great resource to have this conversation with. But before we jump into the details of that, why don't you give us a little bit of background about yourself, about SRP, and and and what you do and and what experience you're bringing into this discussion?
• 5:33
  Speaker 2: Yeah. My it's been my entire life, you know, so thirty five years in the disaster planning response, critical response for thirty five years. One of the main things that I found in the very early stages of my career was that there wasn't a complete solutions holistic aspect to it, right? Many times we see the disaster like the Boeing, the door flies off, right? And it was just focused on that, or they focus on here's the terrorist situation that a car, a vehicle, you know, these type of things, right?
• 6:05
  You see situations that have to do like with Katrina, like the flooding, right? But the problem that people many times don't understand is that there's a preemptive part of it that's before in the planning side of it, that there was failures that led up to that point. It was no different than what we're seeing that the borders were wide open, right? You could bring in millions of unvetted people, right? Where we know there's over 200,000 military trained that were documented to specific training camps that are in The United States.
• 6:37
  So when you see some of this former like retired CIA operative that's talking about, well, there's about 1,000 Al Qaeda individuals in country. You hear the Biden administration talk about homegrown terrorism, right? And then you start to see certain narratives, a lot of things that don't make sense. Before these things, these type of things happen, there's always something that people are aware of, but they're not addressing it. No different than putting up the bollards and the barricades in a New Orleans in Bourbon Street that was completely ignored, which created a bonus.
• 7:12
  Somebody knew that had to be addressed and people simply ignored it. Somebody knew that there was failures in the production system and somebody chose to ignore it, right? It's like someone building a building and not building that building to cat five standards and someone chose to ignore it, right? Know, Hurricane Helene was a very interesting thing, for the fact that we were in that zone in Tallahassee Four Days before, working with the critical infrastructure people that have to do with the hospitals, airports, municipalities, buildings that can't go down, logistics centers and so forth. When that thing skirted, it went up through Perry, went up into Helene.
• 7:53
  Every emergency manager, every USAR task force, swift water rescue task force, they should have been already pre deployed into those areas knowing the amount of rainfall that was going to come down. Right? That was going to stall over that mountain range that was going to turn and head back towards the coast. We knew it. And I'm like, this is gonna be epic, a massive flooding event.
• 8:18
  We got to push our teams up into there. And as a private contractor, what I found was when we showed up one of the first airports, and this was Hickory, there was actually people leaving that post going, man, I'm out of here. I'm like, can I get your name? You never no. No.
• 8:37
  They're I'm out of here. So you could see that people didn't want the liability. They didn't want the accountability. They looked at that first rather than, hey, there's a humanitarian crisis that's unfolding. There's work to be done.
• 8:52
  And so for me at that moment, I look at my helicopter pilot, you know, because I knew that area was going to require small birds to get in and out of these LZs to be able to do any type of work, any type of rescues, any type of work. And he's like, we don't have enough pilots. I'm like, well, great. Get on Facebook. There's a social media group that's part of all independent pilots, you know, guys.
• 9:16
  I said, get on LinkedIn, get on your group there, send out a message. Let's see how many people we can get in here to start assisting us with the medical rescues and delivering supplies. And it was absolutely beautiful to see how people started showing up from all over the country independently. Some were great pilots, some not so good, but their heart was in the right place. And we managed it without a single incident, a single accident.
• 9:45
  And, you know, the largest rescue mission ever done in our history as a company alongside working alongside with Samaritan's Purse, which was the third airport that we set up with an org chart incident command with many of the guys that are my former battalion chiefs incident commanders. So they've done this for thirty plus years. So being able to bring that type of talent into those areas and effectuate that response is critical, but it always comes down to leadership. In every situation, be it New Orleans that we're dealing with right now, leadership, leadership, leadership, pre planning, and setting up things that we've learned and doing after action reports because some of the problems is there's emergency managers that are in a silo, right? There's risk managers that are dealing with insurance and then there's facilities, which is the building, the design, the resilience, all that type of stuff.
• 10:40
  The problem is these three people should be sitting at the same table. Fortunately for us as a private company, we have those three people. We come from all those backgrounds and we sit together as a team. And these big organizations, they're all independent. And it's almost like government.
• 10:55
  That's why you see these failures all the time is because one hand's not talking to the other hand. And they're completely going in there blind. And this type of chaos is gonna continue unfolding. We're gonna see more and more and more of these incidences.
• 11:09
  Seth Holehouse: And so I know that you are very tapped into, the just all the different channels of communication and and awareness and understanding what's coming next. You know, like you mentioned, being on the ground, you know, days in advance of the hurricane coming. I I know that you've got a lot of just intel that's, you know, feeding you information about, you know, what to look out for. And so but I also know that you do one of your other companies. So, actually, I'll pull up your your websites, really quickly here.
• 11:35
  So SRP twenty four, this is your disaster response, strategic response partners right here, but you also have Sabre Defense. Right? So sabreteam.com. This is you know, you do, you know, private security, you know, whether it's it's an event or whether it's a via you know, high profile person that needs private security. So I imagine that between these two different companies that you're interacting with people that see with a bird's eye view that most of us don't have access to in terms of threat, you know, threat awareness, etcetera.
• 12:08
  What it what's the sense that you're gathering, you know, yourself or your resources, the information coming in, do you sense that there is a a kind of a looming concern over what's kinda what's coming around the corner in America? I mean, are you or is there a sense of people thinking, oh, well, Trump's getting back in. We're gonna be smoothing things out, and they're not as worried. I mean, what what's what's your finger on the pulse telling you?
• 12:32
  Speaker 2: It's gonna be absolute chaos. The globalist forty, fifty years in planning to create totalitarian to actually have a complete control over the system. And it's coming from a hierarchy, which is like the World Health Organization, the United Nations. These guys are unelected bureaucrats that tell countries what to do. Many countries are captured.
• 12:54
  So if you think, if you that the disruption that Trump's bringing into the White House and into America to put America First, that goes completely against the grain they've been planning for so long. The goal was to weaken America so we would just assimilate into that and give up complete controls, which is exactly what would have happened if we hadn't won this election. But this country was founded on those that were about the resistance. They weren't politicians, They were all felons. I mean, were all, you know, it's all part of how this whole system was set up.
• 13:29
  We're founded on people that went against government. Our founding principles were all about that. But if you think that RFK is going to step in there, HHS completely exposed the criminal organizations from big pharma, the politicians that have been in bed with these different pharmaceutical companies that have been risked themselves. We talk about the corruption in Ukraine and some of these other countries. Man, the corruption in America is just something we've never experienced and we've been led to believe that it's not possible in our country.
• 14:04
  The only difference is we've just learned how to hide it well. You know? And so I feel these last four years leaving the borders open, you know, with a thousand of my special operators, with a thousand of my guys, I could bring LA County to its knees instantly. I could overwhelm the police department if that's the space I operated from, you could shut that whole system down instantly. Right?
• 14:32
  And so if I can think it, don't you think that the enemy's already thought and war game this thing out? And the amount of countries that we've gone in and caused absolute devastation and collapse using the industrial war complex, you don't think that there's fathers out there that lost their sons, their daughters, their wives, their cousins that don't hate America. And as soon as that opportunity showed itself that, you know, you can just get in, drop all your documentation, you're not in the system. We'll let you know when this is how you take America is you walk it in like a Trojan horse, you set up cells. They're not in the hotels, the migrant hotels that you see, their cells that are highly organized.
• 15:16
  They're quiet, they move in formation, they know what they're doing, and it's gonna happen and it's unfortunate that it's gonna happen because again, there's a cause and effect with everything that we do. Like I like I started my presentation in the pre planning of it, Now we're operating and when you see Tom Holman, who's a good friend of mine, right, talk about how the deportation process is gonna happen, it has to happen. It has to happen from the criminal aspect of it to wipe that stuff out. And those that are coming here that are looking to better their life, contribute to the American part of it assimilate. Get a job, pay your taxes, start learning the language, do your part.
• 16:01
  And I promise you there's always a path if you truly believe it, you know, but for some, Seth, it's gonna be extremely difficult because imagine that the food program gets cut off, right? Your debit card no longer works. You came into this country, you don't speak the language, no one's taught you how to simulate, you've gotten no roadmap, and you basically got brought in by the Biden administration, and now you get the rug pulled out from underneath you. What's going to happen? You're going to look to feed yourself, you look to feed your family, and what's going to happen?
• 16:38
  You're going to go steal, rob, whatever else. I mean, those are the things that are gonna come, and it's gonna come to the streets of every major city. And the fact that they pushed them into some of these smaller rural committee communities, it's gonna be it's gonna be, it's gonna be very problematic.
• 16:56
  Seth Holehouse: You use the words absolute chaos, and and, unfortunately, I I agree. I'm I'm not predicting or I I don't want that to happen. I want the opposite. But if you look at all the conditions, it's, you know, like, Michael Yon. I'm sure you're familiar with Michael Yon.
• 17:09
  You probably know him.
• 17:10
  Speaker 2: Yeah.
• 17:11
  Seth Holehouse: You know, great guy. And I remember talking to him about, you know, what does he look for? Right? When you when you when you were talking about, you know, say, war or pandemic or famine, which he kinda says is, like, the the trifecta. He says, look.
• 17:22
  He goes, everyone's focused on let's say you know, let's use the analogy of a forest fire. He says everyone's focused on what the spark was. Like, what was the spark that caused the fire? He goes, I don't care about the spark. He's like, I care about the conditions.
• 17:33
  He goes, I'm looking at the forest. I'm seeing that there's 10 different conditions that make it so that any single spark will ignite this whole thing. And that's the thing as you look at America and all the conditions are there. A change in our government, you know, bringing in a new president who's not gonna take, you know, lightly to bullying by the CCP or the cartels or whoever it is. He's gonna be uprooting these criminals as you've discussed.
• 17:56
  You look at the conditions of having hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of military aged males that have come across our border. I mean, you know, we could have we could have 20,000, you know, PRC, Chinese Special Forces Operators just walking around wearing T shirts, carrying backpacks, and everything, waiting until they get the call. Imagine if even you mentioned that, you know, you you with a small unit, you could you could collapse a city like LA or, you know, one those larger cities. Imagine what, say, 10,000 Chinese special forces can do to our entire country. You know?
• 18:29
  And, of course, they know where all of our key infrastructure lies. They know where the the transformers are that power the big cities that that take two or three years to bring back online. So to me, it's like all the conditions are there. And while I hope and I pray for for peace, I just don't know if that's in the cards.
• 18:48
  Speaker 2: Yeah. I mean, look. Working the border for the last going on four years. Right? When we got the call from borders, the border shares like, hey Steve, you guys have an excellent extreme drone team.
• 18:59
  Can you get out here? We're trying to track some of these cartels moving drugs, child trafficking, some of the stuff that's going on in some of these ranges like Cochise County, you may Arizona. And so we spent many, many nights out there running ops together with them, and assisting them in the apprehension of these bad actors, right? The nights even when I was standing there because that we did that we did a six part docu series called border battles with Charlie Kirk, right? And him flying back and forth with us to the border to see literally what is really going on.
• 19:33
  Working with the board tac unit guys that are personal friends of mine, the border sheriff guys. Then we took Bobby Kennedy at the border and I'm telling you, when you stand at the border, you see busload after busload after busload of Chinese nationals and West Africans and all the different stands coming across. And these guys are fit. They're clean, they're polished, they look like an NBA team, right? They're they they look serious, they're calm, they're put together, they're not disheveled, and they're not traveling with women and children, right?
• 20:07
  So, when you see that night after night after night, you go, hey, this is an invasion, right? And when we posted that type of stuff and it was not just that. I mean, there's children's children that were coming across that were raped, that were bleeding, right? When you see the prayer rugs throughout the desert and it's not that I have anything against Muslim. I love the Muslim people.
• 20:30
  No issue there whatsoever. But who is coming in? When you see the cartels, you see the rapetries, right? You see the the brutality, it's a humanitarian crisis. And the fact that politicians on both sides of the aisles have continued to ignore it.
• 20:48
  That wasn't something that immediately got addressed. It was orchestrated perfectly perfectly orchestrated for a purpose, not just Oh, we have a better life here. No, it was orchestrated for the collapse of America. We are the last front to their global takeover. And so if people think that it's going to come easy, it's not going to come easy.
• 21:10
  There's going to be a ton of resilience. I mean, to that this type of situation. But the preparedness aspect of it is going to be the most important part of it. It's not about fear. There's got to be a huge shift in the way that people think.
• 21:26
  You know, you have two kinds of thought processes, those that want to stick their head in the sand and like, no, no, no, no. Because it's the person that doesn't want to plan for disasters. Why? It doesn't feel good. It's like buying a burial plot, right?
• 21:39
  You could look at it that way or you can simply look at it as information, right? You're gonna die, right? There's gonna be a crisis. So instead of going, I'm fearful of that gun, right? It scares me.
• 21:50
  Well, it's another tool, Right? Why don't you just ease into it, right? Like get comfortable with it and enjoy it and learn how to maneuver that tool. Because that tool may be the difference of what saves your life and saves your wife and children. I am not gonna be that man that is gonna live with the fact that my wife got attacked, raped, harmed, my child got killed because I was too afraid to get the training that I need to be a a true protector that God calls us to be.
• 22:29
  Seth Holehouse: So I know that you've been on the ground in a lot of disaster zones in America over the past couple of decades. How prepared would you say the average American is? Even the ones that maybe think that they're prepared, how prepared are people when disaster actually strikes?
• 22:47
  Speaker 2: They're not prepared at all. And so here's here's what when there's a zone that gets hit, right? It's interesting because people really offer, especially this day and age, I mean, they're so used to their triple filtered, you know, latte, the right sprinkles, the temperature, the foam at Starbucks. And if it's not right, there's a crisis and a meltdown. People become extremely soft.
• 23:10
  When there's like the evacuation that happened in Florida, right? One of the largest mass evacuations in history, days before people are, you know, gas stations are running out of fuel. Right? So people are not like, wait a minute, there's a hurricane coming. Let me get ahead of it.
• 23:27
  And let me just bat down the hatches, the house, it's gonna do whatever it's gonna do. Let me get out of Dodge. And then it's interesting on how people want to rush back in. And I'm like, there's nothing here. The stores are closed, power's out, you're not getting fuel.
• 23:41
  You're driving three hours to come back into an area, but you can't get fuel. Now you're running out of gas, right? You're coming across areas that you're puncturing your tires. You don't have any tire repair kit stuff with you. You're a problem, right?
• 23:55
  There's down wires, there's stuff you're running across and you're going into a war zone basically. And I see how chaotic and the madness is, right? The thing about what I find is one of the biggest problems people don't train themselves, they want to be comfortable, right? We hold a three day course called Grid Down, right? And it's hours traversing through these back roads and mountains where you're going through the Fourth Street Roads, you're learning if you have a flat, you go with a convoy, right?
• 24:27
  How to fix a vehicle on the fly or to ditch it or to tow it, What are your options? You got to know how to move through those areas. You get down to an area where your base camp is, you set up your own shelter in the woods with no tools. How to set up a shelter, you're sleeping in that shelter, how to set up a security perimeter, how to purify water, how to forge for food, what can you eat, what you can't eat, how to create a floating device with different types of weeds and types of stuff that's on a river, right? How to basically process an animal, right?
• 25:04
  How to start a fire, how to cook it, how to clean it. Field medical, right? Because somebody gets injured within the guy will die from being sick. I mean, getting, you're not going to have maybe antibiotics there. So, how to keep a wound care, right?
• 25:21
  How to set up calms, an ATAC system, a mesh system. But unless you get uncomfortable, this is what people don't understand. You've got to get uncomfortable in order for you to be effective. So I love the guys that are talking about prepping and prepping, like all this type of prepping. But if you're not out there camping, if you're not taking a survival course, if you're not doing any of that stuff, it doesn't make you resilient.
• 25:47
  And also it raises your level of awareness, right? You start, there's things inside you chemically and mentally and spiritually that start to tune in. And you come, honestly, I feel like you, I'm closer to God in those moments because I have no electronics on me. I'm off the grid, whether I'm working the border at nighttime or whether I'm doing a grid down course, it's uncomfortable. But in that uncomfortable, there's such a sense of calm and peace when you're standing out there two, three in the morning in the middle of nowhere with just the stars and you're in prayer and meditation with God.
• 26:28
  There's just nothing that I feel that's more beautiful and taking my kids to do it. Now my son who's 19, he's like, dad, the more you talk about it, the less I'm interested. He goes, that's a hard no. My daughter on the other hand, 23, she's like, I'm my kid, you wanna go do this? She's like, when do we ride?
• 26:44
  I said, 5AM. She's like, alright, I'm up. She's ready to go and she's hardcore in it. But if you see her, she has her own skincare, holistic makeup line. She's beautiful and she's a fashionista, but on the other side of it, she's a badass.
• 27:03
  She's out there with all these SF guys running command, doing force on force, working night patrol, right? Because you've got the airsofts out there and running all those drills that are part of the whole survival grid down type training. But when the feedback comes back after three days and we're sitting at the restaurant on the way down the mountain, it's like 09:30, ten o'clock and the restaurant's about to close and she orders literally almost everything on the menu, you know, the dessert. I'm like, and she's just inhaling to my kid, chew your food. She's like, yeah, yeah, okay, dad.
• 27:40
  And I said, so what was your experience? She's like, dad, you know, I've not been on my phone for three days. Right? I've been I smell like, you know, because you know, there's showers out there, but you're showering in the river, right? This is all like, there's nothing that is there to be comfortable.
• 27:57
  She goes, I'm tired, I'm hungry, because you're eating like when you're processing the goat, I'm just giving the example, the meat's tough, you didn't let it sit, there's all kinds of stuff you're like, oh, we could have done it better that way, it has a nasty flavor to it, But you're just surviving, right? It's meant to be like, oh, this is is this is exit, right? But she's like, I never felt more alive. I've never felt more connected. And I know now the confidence that I have that I can, like the things that I take for granted can be taken away and how much more confident I feel that I can make it.
• 28:34
  You know, so I think that's a big part of it is, getting organized, your gear prepped, making sure that obviously the food water purification system, but learn what you can and can't. Have a book on what you can forge, how to make medicine, those type of things, study it, right? Spend your time there and training. I mean, we have a training that we do a whole night vision course, right? And the night vision course, people are always surprised.
• 29:01
  They're like, well, where's the gear? I'm like, well, you're gonna learn how to do night vision with your natural eyes and just knowing how to read your terrain. But by the time they get to the actual putting the nods on, they're like, oh my God. Yeah, but now you know how to do it both ways. Right?
• 29:19
  CQB, right? Indoor, how to get in clear rooms. Then you stack teams on teams and this thing has a vehicle and it's two stories, right? They're working through the process. But then you put them in a simulation room that has over 2,000 scenarios that, okay, you carry a gun.
• 29:37
  That's great. That means you're armed. But it's like going to Guitar Center and picking up a guitar doesn't make you a musician. Now you're going to get the training. Now you're going to learn through the processes so you can actually be beneficial, be in service, be the true protector, not somebody pulls out a gun, shoots the wrong person, not give you voice commands, somebody shoots you because they don't know what you're doing, and then the the chaos unfolds.
• 30:04
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• 30:20
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• 31:52
  Speaker 2: You know?
• 31:53
  Seth Holehouse: So But these I'm just curious. So the the the grid downtrend gosh. I would love that if I if I can convince my wife to let me go for three days. So how do how do people access the training if they wanted to do the the grid down training or where where is that information at?
• 32:10
  Speaker 2: Well, they need to shoot shoot me an email. You know what mean? Shoot me an email, steve@saberteam.com. And then what I do, put them on a roster. And then once we put the next training up, which we have, we're in the planning right now for the next training.
• 32:21
  We put a notice out. And then we have team people come in from all over the country from the most novice to the most highly trained.
• 32:28
  Seth Holehouse: Oh, okay. And where do you do the, the grid down training at? Which part of the country?
• 32:32
  Speaker 2: We do it in Cali we do it in California. Okay.
• 32:35
  Seth Holehouse: Okay. Yeah. Good place to train for disaster scenarios.
• 32:41
  Speaker 2: Yeah. And so this one of our top survival trainers actually teaches the SF guys, does a winter course in Alaska in the dead of winter, You know everything about how to move through their fine food, everything like that type of stuff and how to build shelters in the snow. And also does a training also in the Mojave Desert where it takes the SF guys where they find water in the Mojave Desert in the dead of summer at 120 degrees with packs. So you're getting the training is at the optimum, you know, one of our guys is a four purple heart recipient, right? Amazing, extremely talented.
• 33:21
  One of our guys is one of the medics. SF guys just got back from Ukraine. And when we say that we're not operating there, we're operating there. Did I mean, you know, so it's you're getting the best of the best type of training in instructors that are teaching all the different types of disciplines. And I find that every time someone's gotten back the feedback that I get even from the husbands like, dude, I'm a better man.
• 33:50
  I'm such a better man to my wife and to my kids. My wife can't wait till I go to the next training. Right? I'm like, wow, that's cool. That's good feedback, right?
• 33:59
  Because as men, we're meant to be that but in this the world that we live in, we become so comfortable, everything so easily accessible. Right? But when you're in there and it just you start to shed that calcification, I feel that takes things away from us that really kind of puts the spirit first and sheds the man that no longer serves. That's how I feel. That's that's one of the most most important things.
• 34:29
  But yeah, I'll let you know, just shoot me an email and I'll let you know. And I'm sure that when you when you're out there and you're able to get some of the content, you'd be like, okay, That was incredible.
• 34:40
  Seth Holehouse: It was I'm thinking that, you know, if I can bring a GoPro, if I can have electronics allowance, I can film it. I I I could do a whole series of shows on, like, what happens to Seth, you know, alone in the woods for three three days. So, Yeah. So jumping into practical advice on preparedness, you you mentioned that most Americans that you're coming across in these disaster zones are are greatly unprepared. If they're you know, now, you know, I could do a whole, you know, 10 part series.
• 35:13
  Actually, I'm working on on preparedness. But in terms of, like, from your perspective, and if if if someone asks you and said, Steve, look. I'm worried about some sort of disaster scenario, whether it's natural you know you know, hurricane, tornado, etcetera, or say grid down scenario, say a terrorist attack shuts down public transport, shuts down, you know, access to grocery stores, etcetera, what would be the three most important pieces of advice that you would give someone that could make a difference in that person's family, their community making it through something or not?
• 35:48
  Speaker 2: So I would say that that that one of the main things is know where your cold location is. Right? So if you live in the city, I live on top of a hill, everyone has to know their geographical area, right? Do you have access to clean water, water sources where you get water, purify water? Do you have access to food, right?
• 36:08
  And access to food on a longer term basis. Some people like, Oh yeah, yeah, no, the grocery store thing is going to shut down a couple days, right? You're not going to get nothing from there. As a matter of fact, the one image that made the front page during the depression was a single deer that somebody caught on a photo of it because everybody was out hunting. Right?
• 36:31
  So people don't understand there goes your livestock, there goes your wild animal stuff. Everyone's hunting, right? But know what your co location is going be. What does that route from your location, your house, to where you're going to anchor in with a community? When I say community because it takes a community to create a perimeter and create a safe zone that keeps your group from being ambushed and someone coming in and stealing your food, your water, your fuel, your access, the fact that you're actually self sustaining.
• 37:04
  Whatever that road is not going to take main highways. So look at what that track is and actually do the drive. Right, do the drive. Now understand something, your vehicle might not be available. So do you have bikes to get there?
• 37:18
  What is that going to look like? How are you going to get there? They're like, Oh yeah, I'm just gonna fly across the country. You need to fly nowhere. I'm gonna take this man.
• 37:25
  I know you're not. And they're like, Oh, I found this river thing. Yeah, but where are the gates? Have you actually driven it? Have you actually scoped it out?
• 37:31
  Have you taken a drone and said, Oh, here's a choke point. Oh, here's gonna be an issue. What does that get to look like? So knowing how to get off the X and get in the safe zone. I always tell people, you wanna have it laid out so your family members know what it looks like.
• 37:46
  And if you have to, just go pull the plan out and quarterly look at it and then put it all away go back to life as normal. Don't live in a life of fear because that too will lower your immune system, will have an effect on you. Your mindset is critical. I don't ever look at all the stuff that happened. People are like, Oh my God, are you worried about it?
• 38:09
  Said, Absolutely not worried about any of it. It's just information. I can take that information process like, that's bad news. Oh, that's that's good news. Or that's that's just scary.
• 38:19
  No, it's not. It's just information. Right? So know what that gets to look like, right? I don't expect I have a military Humvee.
• 38:28
  Okay? It's full military. It's EMP proof. It's got a turret. It's body armor.
• 38:33
  It's It's got diesel. I got my backup fuel, okay? And it's funny because I'm not a prepper but I use it to be able to go to the range and back and forth. It's got the run flat tires on it but that beast is for if I need that but then I have also my bicycles, right? And I have everything within access of where I wanna be.
• 38:53
  I know how I'd push from one location, clear another location. We have three springs, 40 head of cattle, and I can, that's a location we use also for extractions where it's off grid, no one's coming. Anybody coming up that hill with thermal drones over top, if those things are still flying and a highly trained team, no one's coming up that hill. Okay? So, the other part of it is comms.
• 39:16
  Second thing, obviously, cold location. Second thing is communication. Communication controls chaos. And I'm in every disaster zone, whether it's in The United States, that's massive or internationally. And again, you have all different kinds of type situations.
• 39:34
  Be it Haiti, which a collapsed system, you're showing up there and that's a problem, right? How are you getting firearms into a country that doesn't allow firearms? So there's ways of creating protective layers of how that looks like and I can't share that publicly, but just know that every scenario is different. Communication in every one of those disaster zones, we run Starlink, right? That's on our vehicles.
• 40:02
  We have the mobile Starlinks who run our vehicles. We also carry sat radios, satellite radios, people like we have the radio to radio radios on us, and then we have the satellite radios so that in case repeaters are down or I can't get past that two mile mark, it's not a close range, we go to sat radios if I have to contact the whole group. And sometimes it's like, hey, to comms and everyone knows we're going off the sat phones onto the sat radios. So now they got to stand outside, but also have the antenna up there in their vehicle on the top of the roof that connects the satellite radio and or the satellite phone. You have none of that, you still have a rendezvous point that's on the map that says you go into this area, you check-in, you write a Pecan report, your position, what your needs are, those type of things, you put it on a chart, and before you leave off the accident when you're expected back.
• 41:03
  So, communication, having a communication plan is critical. And if I were to do anything at this special, this time in the world we're at in America, when you see that they've already issued satellite phones to 50 or 60 senators on the left in case of a crisis, you gotta pay attention to that. You're like, okay, so they're getting satellite phones in case of a crisis. China's hacking the telecom systems, the treasury department, we're talked about a cyber attack, right? If you see what happened when Bangladesh collapsed this last year, they killed complete comms, internet, phone, everything.
• 41:48
  So you gotta kinda keep that in mind. Don't blame Iran, Russia's hypersonic took our satellites out, our communications down. It is to control communication. So if they're gonna do anything on American soil, it's within the globalist movement. It's no different than January.
• 42:08
  I was down there with 33 paramedics, With our security team, and I'm telling you, they were jamming the signals there. Right? We had a radio raider going, hey, you notice something? Yeah, that's kind of strange. Like that's not normal.
• 42:21
  So we didn't get caught up in that because we saw how it was being orchestrated. You know, others don't know what to look for, so they don't know how to respond to it. They're not getting all the information they're running into it. You know, but when you have 60 tons of ammonium nitrate missing, still unaccounted for it took three tons to take the Oklahoma City bombing down, right? When you have all these types of things that are amassing across the country that people are not paying attention to.
• 42:53
  It's like if I can think it, they've already thought it, they've war gamed it, they've planned it. This is the most disruptive team. It's all in God's perfect plan if you think about it. However, it's gonna look. I don't know why.
• 43:10
  That's not my thing. My thing is to spiritually get be grounded there first because that is what's going to lead you through any and all crisis. Don't always believe what your eyes see or what your ears hear. Your Holy Spirit that's going to prompt you is going to tell you to zig instead of zag, that's going to save your life. It was no different during COVID.
• 43:31
  All the stuff rolled out and all the panic fear mongering started going on. And I'm like, I'm going into the hospital because we do work from home. I want to see firsthand what's going on there. And I'm like, wait a minute, that's the same area. That's what's being showed on the news.
• 43:44
  Those two don't match. What else are they lying about? And then we sat down, they're like, okay, need to have you decon all these rooms. That's what I do, right? I got the vendors, I brought my virologist in my environmental consultant.
• 43:56
  I said, are we doing? He goes, we're gonna set up containment. Great. We're run the air. Great.
• 44:00
  Okay, that's cool. We're in with air? No. So how deadly is this virus? And then what are we using to wipe it down?
• 44:07
  We're using Benefact Microban. I said, well, that's what we use from all this stuff. What is different? Something one doesn't match the other. None of this stuff makes sense.
• 44:16
  So until it makes sense, we're not moving forward. Right? We've done some work even for some celebrities that are very well known that went and got vaccinated, and then had Bell's palsy and other issues, and to decon their home and their properties as well, right? But I'm like, hey, once you fog it, it is only good for that day. Because soon as somebody enters in, you can't control the any type of virus or any type of situation.
• 44:44
  I mean, you're living in a state of panic and a state of fear. And if anything I can tell you that whatever comes, never operate from a space of fear. Your days are numbered. God knows when your time is up. Man, people always say, you know, you've gone into some really gnarly stuff.
• 45:02
  I said, you know what? God's got me every moment of every step. Alright, my job is simply to listen to the prompting, step into the unknown, and trust the process and trust in God. That's it. My training will do whatever my training does.
• 45:16
  The rest is really God leading that process.
• 45:19
  Seth Holehouse: I couldn't agree with you more on that. With communication, I think that that's that's a big one. And and, actually, we recently got a a couple actually, we got a satellite phone and a Bivy stick, and just to and we got some Faraday bags and everything to keep them, secure. And that's a big one, though, is that even Starlink. So we've got you know, because, you know, we have I have a home business that's relying on the Internet, so we've got a a portable Starlink that we can set up.
• 45:43
  I've got a couple solar generators if I need to run a Starlink and, etcetera. But it it's something I think communication, I think, is very easy to overlook. You know, prepping a lot of people are thinking about, amassing a food supply, which I'm a huge proponent for that. Right? I I I recommend, you know, personally, I say, you have at least three months of food for every person in your family that's got twenty, twenty five year shelf life just in case, but, communication, that that's a big one.
• 46:09
  So, SAT one, two, three, the sat phones, this is what we got. I think we got the, I think, I think, I forget which one what it was, but we got yeah. The Iridium shield, I think, is the one that we have, and then with the BivyStick. But, yeah, that's a that's a big one, though, is just communication because what happens if I'm out running an errand with my wife, the system goes down, and maybe I'm 30 miles away. She's at home with the kids not being able to communicate, especially if if there's a certain scenario where my truck you know, I don't have a nineteen fifties pickup truck.
• 46:43
  You know, I've got a a a newer Ram fifteen hundred that in a grid down scenario or a E and P, like, that truck is toast. Right? Having a a phone is is key. So I think that we we've got a promo code set up, s Seth. I think they'll get you 10% off or something like that off the whole website.
• 47:01
  But, yeah, s a t one two three, promo code, Seth. I highly recommend that. Even the, the backpacks I've got I think I have this one right here, this dual protection, the Faraday ballistic backpack. It's got a, you know, a a bulletproof kind of plate in there, Faraday, etcetera. But this is oops.
• 47:18
  That's that's a big thing, though. It's just it's just communication. So we've talked about, communication is a is a key. Knowing your what you call referred to as a is your cold zone. Is that referred to what what's the term that you were using before?
• 47:33
  Speaker 2: A cold location. Cold gonna be basically, it's your safe house.
• 47:38
  Seth Holehouse: Okay.
• 47:38
  Speaker 2: It's an area that you're gonna hunker down, and you're gonna be able to weather out that ninety days. Because ninety days, sixty five percent of people are dead in a grid down situation. In ninety days, sixty five percent of the people are dead, right? So you don't want to get caught up in the chaos. The supply chain is going to go not this is going be the stores first, the rail cars and trucks next, and then it's going be the warehouse where the actual distribution centers and then the fields, right?
• 48:05
  Everything's going get raided. But what like you brought up sat 123 the people with the satellite phone. Honestly, that's like the best location to pick up the satellite phones, have them in a fair day sleeve. You know, for me, people like well, know, it's expensive. Like you don't you don't understand.
• 48:25
  After the wildfire in Maui, we were there on day two. Okay, on the ground. There was people that were in one shelter, one family, some family members, and there was other family members that were in another shelter. Both didn't know that they were either one was alive. Do you understand?
• 48:42
  None of them had communication, all cell service was down. There was no rescue, okay? The trauma that they suffered of thinking that the other family members died in the fire was horrific for them. So that PTSD, it just destroyed the fabric and their homeostasis of what the trauma, the individual will deal with that PTSD forever, not knowing that's underlying. When Hurricane Helene hit, the first rescues we did with the helicopter and my paramedics were to those that actually had satellite phones.
• 49:18
  They picked up the satellite phones, they're like, hey, here's my coordinate, here's where I live, I got a mom, she needs insulin, another call came in, we need oxygen, here's the location, right? And when you think that some of the fire departments didn't have sat phones or Starlink or any of that type of stuff, It is critical. It is critical, not just, I mean, I keep the Faraday sleeves by my bed, right? Because when I go up bed at night, I drop it in there to keep that EMF, that radiation kind of coming so it's not penetrating my way. And I know that when we're doing extractions, first thing that I do is I grab the person's cell phone, I drop them in Faraday bags and then the laptops and a Faraday bag like a duffel bag.
• 50:00
  And we're out of that zone. I have no frequency, there's no signals that are being transmitted for when I'm trying to pull a person off an accident into a safe zone. So, if anybody does anything during this time of heightened level of what could be coming and continue to be coming, man, that's one of the greatest tools, whether they get a sat phone or that other thing, the Bibby Stick or the Garmin, but make sure that you get a system. Every one of my family members, every one of my team members, and every one of our emergency response vendors that bring in everything from the fuel to the base camp to the sanitation, that type of stuff for food. All those also operate on that same system.
• 50:51
  Seth Holehouse: Which is so key.
• 50:52
  Speaker 2: And that would be number two, right? It's your colocation, your communication.
• 50:58
  Seth Holehouse: And what's number
• 50:59
  Speaker 2: three? Number three, you know, number three, I would say training, training, training, training, you know, because you can go to a cold location, you can have your communication, now what? And I always say, create community. Now, this one's a hard one, Seth. Because this really requires you to tune in.
• 51:28
  And there's a saying I have on my plaque on my desk that says, if it is to be, it is up to me. And I've always added to that, if it is to be, it is up to me and my committed action. And I know that when I show up, my job is simply to be a man of my word to a fault, Right? To hold myself 100% accountable moment to moment to moment. To physically be in the best shape of my life.
• 52:01
  To spiritually be connected to God and in tune and do the work that's required to stay in tune. Right? Mind, body, and spirit, right? If I don't work on those things, I'm useless because one of the things that I have which I thank God every day, is that he puts me in these crises, right? He puts me in these disaster zones.
• 52:25
  And my job is to bring a team in that are the best trained, every part of it. And I always, always go to the part of where are you spiritually? Where are you operating from? What's your relationship like at home? Have you handled all the mechanics?
• 52:41
  Where are you at right now? And I do a temperature check because I always say they have zero business going out to that disaster zone unless they have all their stuff squared away. Right? And they're 100% outward focused, right in service because if a man doesn't know how to be a self cleaning oven, right? There's things that come up for me, up for you, come up for all of us in stressful situations.
• 53:11
  How are you handling that? How are you showing up? Right? Because at the end of the day, it's never, never, never about the other person. When something breaks down on an operation or a situation or whatever it is, I go right inward.
• 53:29
  Go, okay, Steve, what is it that started this process that this showed up in my space? Was it me getting out of bed at seven, I turned the snooze on 07:15, and then I lagged a little bit more. And then that person showed up late to the meeting, and I didn't hold them accountable because I didn't want to upset them. They looked like they were in a they weren't in very good space. And then every situation, right?
• 53:59
  And I'm telling you, and some of the rookies have learned the hard way in our team, when we're deploying and we're grounding before an event's about to occur, right? And we roundtable the whole group and we're in a meeting room. And I tell everyone, be ready to go at 7AM in seats outward focus. If anyone's not sitting in their seats on the edge of their seat outward focused at that meeting when I call time, when I say time, the whole place hears it. I do a quick assessment of where everybody's at in that room.
• 54:36
  Were they fidgeting with something? Were they over by the water cooler? Were they getting their camera ready? Were they checking their gear last minute? If they haven't got everything squared away, right?
• 54:47
  And they're like, oh, I'm missing a flashlight. Oh, okay. So we're along the way did that breakdown occur? And then I process them so hard and I get like, but I come from a space of love. I'm not there to yell at them, but I'm there to, so tell me, how did this show up in your space?
• 55:02
  What is it about your Where are you at right now? And some of the rookies would always go like, I understand it was really hard on that person. I don't understand that you can see all this stuff bubbling up for them, right? Was like, I'm I'm afraid to approach Steven. I'm really uncomfortable.
• 55:17
  They're like, the only reason you're uncomfortable is because you're not clear. If you're clear, well, he was yelling. No, he wasn't yelling. He was just clear. And if you were clear, you don't hear yelling, you hear someone that's just giving you information that's clear and concise for you to operate on.
• 55:35
  And they're like, why is he so, he's so like every time we have a certain grounding and it's throughout the day, goes because there's a cat five headed this way and when that cat five is ripping over your head and it's tearing the roof off this building and it's blowing the windows and there's absolute chaos, he is prepping you so that you're completely focused, engaged, completely situationally aware of everything that's going to occur moment to moment and then it's becoming something that you're tuned into that you're not even aware of. That right there is the level that I want everyone to operate from, but I can't ask anybody to operate from that unless I'm operating at that place. So it always starts with me and then ripples out from there.
• 56:24
  Seth Holehouse: And one final question. There's a preparedness food supply. This is a, you know, a big thing. You know, people were so used to grocery stores and and, you know, the understanding that most who don't really realize that, you know, stores right now, they're they're on these systems. They get their groceries delivered every day.
• 56:42
  It's all automatic. They don't have a whole storeroom, a big stockroom. You know, the the these grocery stores, even if they did, they'd be emptied out within a couple of days. But in terms of people having their own food supply, learning how to generate, you know, grow food, how to, you know, raise livestock, etcetera, even looking at just the basic of food supply, how how much how much of a supply of food would you recommend people have as a minimum to get through some sort of disastrous situation?
• 57:08
  Speaker 2: Again, ninety days, three months, right? Three months, I think would be adequate. If you can make past the ninety days, but stop the stuff, Don't necessarily try to use as little as you can, right? So if there's a food line, get in that food line like it goes, right? If you have power and you got fuel in your house or whatever else, black out your windows, right?
• 57:32
  Set couches up against it, create a perimeter, create a safe zone. If you're going to shelter in place, all those type of things, you have to be the gray man, you got to look like everybody else. Got can look clean, organized, you can't be like, oh, this guy's functioning. Well, you become instant target. And the person's like, oh I got guns, booze, ammo, I'm good.
• 57:53
  Yeah buddy, you're one. Somebody comes in ambushes you from several sides, you ain't going anywhere. You're just a good stock boy, Right? So be a part of a community, good organized, three months of food, but know that you got to live way past that. So instantly on day one, make sure you have all your water, how you're to drain water, how you're to capture water, know how you're going to actually start purifying water, how you're to actually start getting your food, start doing it on day one.
• 58:26
  The biggest problem is people absolutely lag. And it's interesting because even where I live, I compost stuff all the time. It doesn't go in the trash, banana peels, cores, when I'm chopping up vegetables, all that stuff I'm constantly composting, right? They're like, why? I said, because all that's my fertilizer, right?
• 58:44
  I'm gonna someday need those areas to grow on. I'm growing already in a certain area that can give me some food, but I'm expanding on that all the time. Do you
• 58:56
  Seth Holehouse: know? Exactly, we would do the same.
• 58:59
  Speaker 2: And the thing about it is these cold locations that we have set up around the country, we have it set up for our team and our families that has its standalone water, it's food, it's security, everything. Everybody knows where to go already. Comms, no comms, everyone knows where to go. And most people are not at that level, I get it, right? But I live in a world where there's the information I have that most people don't have, that has me prepped for those type of things.
• 59:33
  Because the fabric's coming apart. And it's part of a process of a catharsis. So this old system that's going away, the fabric's being pulled back, everything that's been in darkness is coming to light from the tunnels to these groups that have felt like they were untouchable. And that they're up against the wall and there's gonna be absolute chaos for them to protect that old elite demonic system. There's a light that's coming over the planet.
• 1:00:09
  And the light is going to overcome the darkness, but the darkness is going to get really loud, and very violent in this process. And so I always say be prepared, be vigilant, keep your head on a swivel, notice everything around you. If you don't have a CCW, get one, get armed. And husbands, fathers, men, men in America, man, you got to grow up, you got to get off that couch, you got to shake the shit off, and you got to start working out, you got to start eating healthy, right? I don't know if you know but I'm on the MAHA board, MAHA Alliance, I'm one of the board members.
• 1:00:48
  RFK is a personal friend of mine and my journey started with my son being vaccine injured sixteen years ago when the doctors told me he would never live a normal life and my wife did everything in the world to heal him from hyperbarics, complete diet change, detox completely. He saved my life, right? People are like, I'm so sorry to hear that. I'm like, kid, kid saved my life, changed the way I ate, changed how I looked at food, learned everything about integrative medicine. My wife wrote a very well known book called Warrior Mom that was endorsed by RFK Jr.
• 1:01:24
  She was one of the three women that RFK had on a town hall as the three most influential women in his life. Andy Wakefield wrote the foreword. It's a book anywhere books are sold. We run a nonprofit called Autism Health. We're having another conference in San Diego in April, autismhealth dot com.
• 1:01:45
  But being part of the MAHA board and also having taken Kennedy to see the fire, the contamination from the wildfires in Maui to the border, It's been an honor to serve and work alongside RFK. We're also going to be at the Maha ball, which we're providing private security for. So anybody actually heading to DC for inauguration day, that's nothing I should mention. And they're looking to have a team, an executive protection team, take them, their family, their group, whatever else it may be. It's not enough to have an EP guy, a close protection or private security with you.
• 1:02:29
  You have to make sure that that organization also has a complete dark deep, dark web intel group that knows how to listen to the chatter that's running underground. That way, if there's information is coming out, even last minute, they can get that group into a safe zone and off the X. That's an area that we specialize in because you're only as good as the information that you're getting, You know, and being directly connected to people that are in the Capitol Police that we know on the inside, people that are in the fire department directly that we have personal contact directly with them and then running our own silo of intel, not somebody where we're getting third party, but our own intel department to be able to get that information is why we handle some of the most powerful people in America. Their security is because of those type of things. Or even one of our big brokers, speaking of the United Healthcare guy, one of the largest insurance brokers that we work with, we actually provide private security for them and their executives.
• 1:03:35
  So one of their brokers actually has a family trip going to Italy and about other European countries. And he's like, look, I'm just not traveling alone because they're the people that actually they'll get caught up. They'll take their kid, they'll take their wife, hold them for ransom. Same things happen in South America where we had to go and do an extraction, you know, so those types of things people need to know. We're going into the most, you know, difficult time, but I always tell people don't avoid going, right?
• 1:04:08
  People say, I'm not gonna go there, I'm not gonna go there. Well then you're living a life of absolute fear, so they're controlling you, right? Just be conscious, be conscious of how you move, notice where you're at, if you feel like it's a high level thing and you're like, hey, I want to enjoy myself, right? Then hire an executive protection guy. It's worth it.
• 1:04:25
  It's part of the cost of like, you know, I want this guy paying attention to my vehicle, so car bombs not being placed, the guy that's coming in with a suicide vest, noticing these things while I'm enjoying dinner. I don't want to sit there and face the door and watch every character size up every person coming in there. I'll put somebody else on that. And I do that even when I'm traveling. Sometimes I'll travel and I'm like, Hey, I'm taking one of our EP guys.
• 1:04:48
  Said, because I'm going be at the Mahal ball with my wife. Yeah, we're providing security, but I'm not going to be on comms, guys. You know, they know I'm there. This is my role. Okay?
• 1:04:59
  But if I'm going into another event, I'm like, grab me a radio and drop in. And now I'm on task. I know what's going on and I'm plugged into that moment for whatever may happen. You know, we're, we're definitely headed into an interesting time. That's for sure.
• 1:05:21
  Seth Holehouse: I I would say so. I I would say in interesting in in many ways. I think that there's gonna be good along with the bad. There's amazing things happening, but as you mentioned before, you know, the the light is I think I really believe the same is the world is is this light is resurfacing, and it's it's it's gaining the upper hand, but there's still a lot of darkness, and, you know, it will not go without a fight. And so being prepared is is so important, and I thank you for for giving us your time today.
• 1:05:50
  It's it's you know, you're you're kind of a fountain of wisdom when it comes to this preparedness and, you know, just being very sober about these things. I hope that this is, you know, useful for people. I'll bring up actually, I pulled up this is your wife's book, Warrior Mom.
• 1:06:03
  Speaker 2: Yes.
• 1:06:03
  Seth Holehouse: Tracy, Slepczyvic, and then also, we got your website. You have Sabre Defense. So sabreteam.com, is your other site. Executive production, etcetera. And then, SRP twenty four is your main disaster preparedness, you know, company.
• 1:06:19
  So, Steve, thank you again for doing what you're doing. Do you have any, kind of final closing words as we wrap up here?
• 1:06:28
  Speaker 2: No. I just the the the the words I would just say is pay attention to a five h five n one that's being pushed right now with the bird flu. I feel like they're pushing for this kind of a global lockdown and they're going to try to keep throw everything at you know Trump and Bobby Kennedy, Tulsi, Christie, Kash, all of them, I feel Tom, all of them are going to get really pushed to keep them busy and complete chaos for the next four years. But I also feel that there's a huge powerhouse that's not going to stand for it. So when people say, hey, we have, you know, 200,000, we have a thousand of all these people coming in.
• 1:07:17
  Hey, there's millions of us veterans out there, right? That are out there that are armed and dangerous and ready to go. The main thing that I always tell people is if you see it popping off, don't run out. Don't run out, get the information. Because again, those could be black swan events to draw people out and then create the total lockdown, blaming it on the homegrown terrorists, the white supremacists, these insurrectionists, so on and so forth.
• 1:07:46
  Be conscious. But many times when these type of things pop off, the people will wear a mask. My suggestion, pull the mask down, take a photograph of it. Look, I'm not saying take an ear, okay? Those things happen in zones, in type of stuff, but get some DNA, preserve it because you want to see who those individuals are and how that's set up.
• 1:08:10
  So don't fall for the false flag. Be conscious. Know, get an Amish friend, right? You know, get an Amish friend or get a redneck, right? Get somebody who's going to be there to that you can count on and know who's who in the zoo.
• 1:08:30
  So and bottom line, all I can say is place your faith in God, get close to him, tune in spiritually, do the work, get the training, and know that God's got this man, it's all in his hands. And one of the last things I want to add to you is one of the greatest, largest revivals that's ever happened in American history is coming really soon. And it's being led by a team. I'm part of that group. We've run, we won the organization with defeat the mandates.
• 1:09:02
  We I was on the organization team with Rescue Republic. And this is a Christian revival calling all America to rise up. This that's being planned is incredible. So stay tuned to that because that right there to me is one of the greatest missions that God has put into my space. And I'm super excited about that because America needs that really, really at this time.
• 1:09:29
  Seth Holehouse: I couldn't agree more. Well, Steve, thanks again for your time. It's great speaking with you. Take care and, be safe and God bless.
• 1:09:37
  Speaker 2: Always great seeing you, man. I love your smile. You're that that brother that's like, yeah, walking through, big hug. It's, you know, and it already feels it could be a better day.
• 1:09:47
  Seth Holehouse: Yeah. That's me. That's me. That that's why that's what that's what I that's how I live, and, you know, I try to be very aware of all the bad stuff, but, you know, my faith is in God, and and, you know, I can say that I don't have much of a fear of death. I'm sure that, you know, if I was on death's door, I might be thinking differently, but, it's like when my time is is is here, my time is here.
• 1:10:08
  But until then, I'm gonna be, kicking and screaming and fighting for for what's good. So, yeah, thank you Thank you
• 1:10:14
  Speaker 2: for putting the truth out there and sharing with your audience and just creating a more resilient, spirit led world that we live in. So thank you for that.
• 1:10:23
  Seth Holehouse: Absolutely. Absolutely. Well, thank you again. America is under siege. You've seen the headlines.
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• 1:10:53
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