Hello everyone and welcome back to the show. Special thanks to all the brave men and women in uniform who protect this great country every day. Thank you for what you do. Keep up the great work. 🇺🇸
It seems everyday more and more anti-police sentiment is out there…
That’s why its always refreshing to see people out there that support our law enforcement professionals. My next guest is a fervent supporter of Law Enforcement. His name is Kyle Reyes. He is the CEO of The Silent Partner Marketing and the national spokesman for Law Enforcement Today – the largest online publication for law enforcement.
Kyle is also the founder of The Whiskey Patriots…. a member of Federal Task Force on School and Workplace Shootings… an advisor for DeliverFund… and a 501c3 that’s destroying human trafficking.
Kyle is a Husband and father, and a keynote speaker. An entrepreneur fueled by a combination of bravado, caffeine and humility. A gun-toting, meat-eating, Christian, thin blue line backing, veteran loving, whiskey drinking patriot.
This is a great show you don’t want to miss.
Links & Resources
- Follow Kyle on LinkedIn
- Visit the Law Enforcement Today community website
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One response to “Ep. 320: Kyle Reyes: CEO of The Silent Partner Marketing & National Spokesman for Law Enforcement Today”
I am in total agreement with Mister Kyle Reyes, CEO of The Silent Partner Marketing.
If a person uses a firearm to threaten or kill someone for a small sum of money, they deserve to be treated with the same means that they would have used to commit the crime.
God Bless the clerk at Dollar General for saving the lives of the employees and customers of the store. If the robber had been recognized and had to shoot someone, he would have tried to kill every witness. The clerk did the right thing.