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Ripping through the night, no [music] return. Raise your fist. Let the magnet blow. This [music] is war. Welcome to the show. Welcome [music] to the show. [music] >> I need more singles. >> [laughter] >> Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello, everybody. It's good to be back. It's good to be back in Iowa. Good to be back in Iowa with my whole family intact. Yes. Yes. My My child has moved home. My child has moved home. Thank you for the $2 super chat. Myers is being released. Judge apologized to him. [laughter] I'm sure that exactly what happened. I'm sure we'd all have a merry Christmas. >> Uh, so hi, I'm here for 10 minutes or so as we discuss the news that Lane Myers was arrested today on a probation vi a parole violation, probation violation, whatever the hell it was, >> probation violation. Uh he was arrested at the end of his live stream today apparently when it ended abruptly. He had been calling people and telling them he's suing them if they don't do what he says. yada yada usual stuff for Lane that he's been doing for the past couple of weeks when he paused and never came back. It just ended and everyone was like, "Well, what the hell's going on?" >> Uh, searches uh searches came we we we started doing searches just in case there uh Lane appeared in the system within two hours. Uh thank thank you Lon. Uh nobody likes tube socks anymore. They're outdated. Uh, [laughter] >> hey Christine. >> Uh, uh, yes, please leave Tube Talk alone. He was here by invitation, so >> Oh, okay. >> Uh, I invited him today. So, >> I don't know who that is. Don't worry. >> A wonderful troll. A heck of a troll. >> Tubeock is great. Tube >> Sock. Welcome. >> Such a good troll that Lane's buddies believe what he says. >> Oh, [laughter] yes. Yes. Yes, they do. Uh, >> thank you for the sparkles, Mrs. Tom. >> Uh, Dave has a message here. There you go. Uh, member Dave, member for 22 months, level of folks blessing message. So, no lawsuit against Merb lol. Well, you never know. Uh, right now >> you may have lots of time. >> Yeah, he he's being held in the Puma County uh detention adult detention center. Uh, Are you sure? Are we sure it's the adult? Are we sure it's the adult? >> Yes, it's the only one they have. Uh, Judy, give us uh more details, please. >> Okay. So, I um >> Oh, by the way, before you go, before you go, I would like to point out that is a microphone in front of your face. >> Yes, it is, >> Mr. Meyer. Mr. Meyer, that is a microphone. >> Thanks for straightening it out for me, Phil, because I >> Yeah, that [laughter] is a microphone. >> I wasn't sure. But thank you. I appreciate you. Um yeah, as someone who's been married for over 30 years now. >> Yeah. Um and and Lane is still not married. >> Not that that's a matter of, you know, of life or anything, but just saying. >> No. >> All right. So I >> I'm not married. >> There you go. >> I'm not married. And the only reason Zoe's still here is because she can't read the doororknob. [laughter] Uh, praise Griffy. >> That tells you about my >> Oh, hell. The great Griffy, lord of the land down under where the rivers flow. >> Yes. >> And the women plunder. >> Yes. Texas Mo Hills. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> The Texas Mohill. >> So, I I called around a bunch today cuz um I mean it was basically like breaking news and systems need to be updated and all that fun stuff. Um, but he was um arrested today and booked on probation violation. Now, I'm not I'm not sure if there it was plural or singular. It was a little hard to tell. Probation violation. Um, the next step for Mr. Meyers, he is going to hang out at the um at the Puma County Jail tonight. tomorrow. All of the paperwork from all of the um all of the folks that broke their probation to marry Jim to the first offset. [laughter] Yes. Sorry. Hi Peter. How you doing? >> Thank you Peter for the $50 Australian. We will get right on that. >> Um so all the paperwork heads over to the Superior Courthouse tomorrow morning. So, he's staying put tonight. Um, they will do their magic and get all of the hearings um, you know, scheduled for all of the violators and, um, I can call anytime tomorrow afternoon to get his next hearing date and time. Um, more than likely because the next hearing on his docket before this before this morning was the 24th, that's probably too late um to just keep that one on the docket. Um, they'll probably have a hearing before that. Um, and it will be exact wording, initial appearance on petition to revoke probation. >> Yeah. Notice I said revoke, not modify. >> Yep. >> Not remove. >> Yep. >> Revoke. >> And >> so >> that's what he deserves. >> Yep. >> Just just adding the irony here is Lane Meyers in his attempt to remove the judge said that he wanted to move his hearing up so he could get back to talking to his friends. >> Yeah. Just saying. Just saying. And looks like he's had that granted. Now, on the other side of us, Mr. Josh Gray, uh, who he's not supposed to be talking to, has been the primary source of information on Lane Meyers today. He has confirmed that they came and took him. probation came and took him on a bond violation. >> He was kidnapped. >> It was kidnapping. Yes. >> Kidnapped. >> Uh and that uh they will be holding a uh live stream tonight to help pay Lane's bills. >> He is also blaming us on the uh uh the the Lane Myers uh what is it? What are we calling it now? Lane Myers something something. Uh, let me look. The Lane My Meyers I lost it again. Lane Myers Experience 2.0 uh area, which Lane calls the uh gay male chat room. He's blaming all of us for his arrest. Uh, well, at least Mr. Gray is. So, there you go. Uh, it is interesting that Mr. Josh Gray is not supposed to be in contact with Mr. Meyers. >> No, not supposed to. >> Suddenly has all the inside information on Mr. >> Yep. Yep. >> So >> maybe he's just hear a subpoena for testimony. >> Well, you never >> Go ahead. >> How I haven't gotten my subpoena yet. I'm still waiting. >> I'm talking about Mr. Gray. >> Well, you never know. Uh, it's not up for us to speculate on that, but >> of course not. >> Uh, yeah, >> Lane said I mean took nine and a half hours to say that he was gonna subpoena me. I'm I I haven't received it. Maybe it's lost in the mail somewhere. >> Yeah. >> Um, >> yeah, it blew away because of the wind. >> We have a storm going through. So, >> now that you're married to the official bishop, you're under the church's protection and you have freedom of religion. There you go. >> Thank you. >> Appreciate you. >> There you go. >> So, >> um, >> go ahead. >> No, go ahead. >> I was going to say I based on the Google machine, which we will take with a grain of salt, roughly this size. Um, it may be that he's not eligible for bond. Um, I don't I I don't know for sure. Um, I'm sure we'll find that out relatively quickly. And it really depends on if he's picked up an actual new charge or if it's just a violation. He was convicted of a felony. If he picked up another felony, actual felony charge that would invoke Arizona to revoke his bond for the duration. Uh there and you can't even appeal that. That's just what happened to him in the initial case when he was let free and then decided that the conditions of his release didn't start till after the weekend was over. He basically did his live streams. He picked up a number of new charges and then he was kept uh >> I believe he stayed in until the until he did his plea deal. So every isn't every isn't every time he talked about her or or violated an extra violation every single live stream he did every single time he mentioned her name or whatever. Aren't each one a separate violation not just one probation violation? >> I have no idea. I I mean in in my non-awyer brain um I would say yes absolutely. I have no idea how they would charge that. >> Um because this is a protective order and you violate it on Tuesday and you violate it on Thursday and you violate it on Saturday. Those are three charges. Um and and I think part of it's going to depend on how the state decides to proceed and how probation decides to proceed because now the I mean normally like it would be um they have different you know slightly different tracks and >> different levels of um oh pro the like Jim I wrote it to you the um has to be only more likely than not that he committed the violations. >> A and remember it's not just the stuff he did to his victim that is in play, >> right? >> He has been on a doxing spree lately. He's been threatening public employees. He's been threatening anyone who reported on the case from murder to us. >> Yep. Yep. Uh, everything that got back to that prosecutor will more than likely be held against him. >> Yeah. >> Wait a minute. Wait a minute. At Lane Meyer has been has been threatening people. >> Yep. >> Yes. >> One or two. >> Yeah. Quite a few. >> Meer at Lane Meyer has been threatening people. >> Remember, he's got [clears throat] he's got digits. It's the end of there. So, >> I don't remember what they are. Okay. Neither do I. and talking to people he shouldn't be talking to. That's another violation. Yep. >> Yes, it is. >> Yep. Yep. Yep. >> It It'll be interesting to see. >> I know how to break the law, people. I just know. >> I do too. You just at leer. >> Yeah. And using a sock account is also against >> breaking the law is breaking the law. Tubeock. Tubeock. If that's your real name. >> Yes. >> Internet god is right. Lane has him right where he wants him now. Look out, man. >> Right where he's in charge. >> They fell into his trap. >> Right. >> Now, where they want they want. >> This may also impact several things like Lane had filed suit again in the campgrounds case last week, but he was also told that, "Hey, you didn't pay for this. We're going to dismiss this uh if you don't pay for it by like the 21st. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> If he is not out by the the the 21st, uh the statute of limitations for refiling that case has already run out. So, uh >> surely. >> And didn't he miss didn't he miss the time to recuse the judge? Didn't he miss that, too? >> Yeah, that's the latest thing going on. Yep. >> Uh >> he did. Uh according to the prosecutor, according to Merb, uh Merb said it first, then the prosecutor basically said the same thing. >> Meyers is trying to get rid of the judge. Uh you have 10 days from being notified of the judge to do so. Meyers was claiming he only learned of it 10 days from his filing, but in reality, he had already responded to a filing in the case with the judge's name on it. >> So, he was technically aware that the judge had changed >> and he should be so on his request. >> Poor B. >> We're going to continue to monitor the Lane Meyer stuff. In fact, I'm going to bed just in case. Uh, Gray tends to go live very late. So, and then goes all night. So, what we're going to do is I'm going to get some sleep, then we're going to monitor and then we're going to update the news report for uh 8 8:00 a.m. Eastern tomorrow morning right here on this channel. >> Before you go, don't you want to see who you're marrying? >> No. Uh, remember [laughter] And uh NCR has news as well vetos right now. >> Right now, just to to let you know, there's other stuff going on in the world. Rean Benson addressed uh her crowd. She did not lose her job over being arrested uh on on uh I guess yeah, it was Monday night now. uh in front of the Inglewood City Council. She did confirm that she's been trespassed from the civic center. So suddenly she's doing homeless outreach today when she hasn't done homeless outreach in Englewood at all this year. Suddenly she's working with 8250 or whatever the hell it is. Project 8250. I think I'm getting the numbers wrong. But suddenly she's she's got a uh sack lunches in her back or back of her truck and she's got waters and she was going to go to the civic center and give them to the homeless but now she can't >> because of that nasty trespassing. And >> oh sure, >> if something happened to her husband, if he were to drop dead, she couldn't afford to live on the job she has now and she would become homeless and she would probably become addicted and be a waste on the streets of Denver. >> Oh >> yes, >> she gave this karma would be beautiful at the end. >> Karma would be of today's hour live stream. Yeah. >> Uh, and finally, Chile Diccastru is live watching the video of his arrest and agreeing with his own assessment of, [laughter] >> of course, >> the arrest and how it was. >> Of course he is. >> Opened a new GoFundMe. He is seeking $15,000 as he needs $15,000 as a flat fee for the attorney uh so he can get this stricken from his record. >> Uh basically he is having us, you know, the public pay him $15,000 so he avoids paying approximately $800 in fines. >> Yeah. >> For a misdemeanor that means nothing. >> Yeah. Yep. It it will notify he's brilliant. I'm sorry. He's brilliant. >> Yeah. >> I have messed up my life. I really have. >> Yep. >> And and he is of course gonna be suing the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Force. >> She spent it all. Carson. >> Yes. >> She spent all that money. >> Yes. Spent all of it. >> Yeah. She had >> She has nothing $30,000 in settlements from 2024. >> Yep. And >> but none of it went to house the homeless. But you know, that's a whole other story. That's a whole other story. >> So that's all I got. I'm dropping out of here. Judy, uh, good luck with the storm. Everybody have fun tonight. I a null in a >> We will also Wayne Chun. We will also wing Chun tonight. >> I I in a wave my hand. >> I know it. It is an all. Thank you. And Everybody [laughter] know >> something that hasn't happened already. [laughter] >> He's not here. We could we could we could marry him, right? >> Well, yes, we can marry him. >> Um, >> we do. >> So, anyway, you have news? >> Yes. But first, we have a $10 super chat from Dave. >> Oh, sorry. >> The zero needs 15k. He couldn't get the money for YGB and he wants 15K. Lol. Lol. [laughter] >> Now, it's amazing to me because 15K was also the amount he needed to pay his um patent attorney. Amazing. >> Yep. Amazing. >> Still hasn't paid bacon. Nope. >> I was going to say like Lisa said, what how much does he bacon? Cuz it's >> 16 grand. >> Yeah. Amazing. >> Yeah. >> Amazing. >> Yep. Yep. Yep. >> Yep. Anyway, NR your news. >> Yes. [clears throat] Leroy Truth went live yesterday as I made the announcement on last night's show. However, there has been some recent developments to that story. in a >> what are those chances >> the affiliate to Mr. Leroy Truth Mr. Will Philly was arrested on disorderly conduct charges for his disruption of the city uh of Crawford meeting when he refused to turn off his sound uh [clears throat] his sound device which was his cell phone speaker so he could continue to sing and dance over his aotted time. Yes, Judy. Your your your look of confusement is exactly what you heard me say. He spent the majority of his time of five minutes singing and dancing. >> They're breathing the air. >> Yes. >> They are they are consuming oxygen. >> Yes. >> Yes. Yeah. >> Now, this is also after another one of his compatriots did the exact same thing, but this time dressed up as a giant tobacco pipe. I say with air quotes [laughter] with a baby dressed up. It's a baby doll. Let me confirm it's a baby doll dressed up as a red tobacco pipe with air quotes. >> Yes. >> DJ the song Let's Smoke Weed Tonight. >> They could at least be clever. >> Yeah. >> Could they at least be clever? I'm gonna buy that giant penis outfit and go to the car wash in it [snorts] and throw muffins at people. I'll get attention. >> Yep. I'll get some attention that way. Yep. >> Will Philly after being told three times to put the microphone down and step away from the podium was arrested after he had flopped like uh Ple in his prime. I had to throw the World Cup reference in there for Phil. >> Ple's a Ple's a bit back there. >> So, he was dragged out where he seemed to be fine. However, once his wife/torney showed up to the city council meeting to speak to her client, she was informed that she could not speak to him because he is currently being evaluated by medical staff because of a quote unquote medical condition that he claims he is suffering. "EMS is on the way," said a police officer for the Crawford Police Department in New Jersey. while being led out on a stretcher which can only be described as a WWE worthy performance of him arms to his chest looking as if he has just either suffered a massive heart attack or severe stroke. But yet, Leroy Truth continued on by going back inside to have his five and a half minutes where he kept asking people on the city council to call their police chief and free will Philly because this is a retaliation cuz he is a political candidate against them. He didn't do anything wrong was another line of defense. He didn't threaten anybody, but he did break the rules of the courtroom and he was being disorderly when he refused to step away and release the mic. Oddly enough, Leroy Truth has deleted both live streams. >> Why ever would he do that? >> I don't know. >> He must He must be proud of that work. I mean, he's proud enough to keep up his live stream of the LIA uh protest from last week. He's proud enough to keep up all of his other live streams, but those two have mysteriously vanished. Now, I cannot confirm or deny this, but someone meant that I know who is a reliable source. >> Hi, JJ. We're so glad you're okay. We're so glad you're okay. >> Hey, JJ. >> We were all so concerned. >> We're glad you're okay. Mama was very worried. >> Yep. I know the feeling, Derek. >> Yep. >> Yep. I do. >> As I was saying, >> terrifies you. Yep. >> A source I have may or may not have that live stream still. So yeah, that live stream is still out there available to somebody if they contact my source. >> Apparently, you know, I I would bet lane's deleted live streams are also out there somewhere and that somebody has them already. >> I'd be willing to bet that >> Oh, absolutely. >> It It's possible that.gov following their emails. [laughter] >> Exactly. Absolutely. >> Yeah, >> I'm sure it's on auto record everything he does. >> And you know, it wouldn't be a true fraud live stream protest unless if they weren't constantly plugging the number to call flood the police department, >> right? And Proder's like, "Garden State Accountability, pumping out the number and telling people to call to have Will Philly freed from the tyrants." >> Yes. >> Cuz that that works, right? >> Readress your government. Redress your government. That's always their claim. Yes. >> Cuz if we're going to redress [clears throat] the government, can I suggest khakis? [laughter] Ours wear khakis already. >> At least I think they should go. You know what I mean? >> I think they should I think they should go with the slimming black. >> Maybe some nice pleated slacks. [laughter] >> I just What do they think the jailers are going to say, "Oh, our bad. We're going to let him out now." >> Right. No. I you know I was just listening I was watching a lawyer react to David Hall's arrest uh that was the guy in Florida where he kept saying he wasn't the person and so the judge was mocking him and at the end he goes it so if you see the person David Hall tell him he's not getting out either >> that anyway and the lawyer was like how do you think this is going to go do you think the judge is suddenly going to go. Oh, you're right. I We've made a complete mistake. [laughter] Like, it's not how that works. Not how any of that works. It's the same way with pros. I What? How What do you think this is going to get you? Exactly. I have a dramatization, I believe, of of Lane's arrest. I I I believe it went down very similar to this. >> Yeah, I don't I don't pay any bills that are in all capital letters. I just ignore them. I shred them. Yep. [laughter] >> Oh, this guy. Oh, I just watched this. >> This is a dramatization of of of Lane's arrest. >> Oh my god. This guy. Wow. Isaiah. >> Hey, man. How you doing? Ah, you staying here? >> How do you know my name? >> Well, cuz I ran your plane and you're trying to avoid me. Are you trying to avoid me or no? All right. >> No, I went through the >> You're the restaurant owner, right? >> What? >> You're the register owner. This is your car. >> Why? What's up? >> Okay. So, the restaurant owner comes back suspended. All right. >> And then when I realize that, you pulled into the bank and then all of a sudden I see you and then you're driving around. I don't know if you're trying to avoid me or you staying here. What's the plan? >> No. I'm not. >> No, that's okay. I had a long night and [clears throat] went to the bank and I came through the other way cuz I'm I'm not trying to I'm not trying to uh you know >> cuz I'll be honest. >> I couldn't catch up. But >> No, you didn't, bro. >> What is it? >> You You pulled out and then parked over there. >> I parked cuz I was waiting for you cuz I You're the registered owner. A single has an egg in your tongue. >> That you shouldn't be driving cuz you're suspended. >> Why can I drive? >> Because you're suspended. >> On what char? On what terms? >> On what? >> What is it? >> I don't know. But it show it shows that you're suspended. >> Well, I could look it up later on. >> Kane County just arrested me >> for what? >> For the same [ __ ] bro. Like I'm trying [laughter] >> and yet you're behind the wheel again. >> Yeah. Go drive. Yep. So, so you got arrested for the same [ __ ] and you don't understand why they have a word for your arrest. >> Yep. Yep. [laughter] And you go do it again. Brilliant. >> Yep. Yep. Yep. >> Yep. >> I'm not no [ __ ] child anymore. 16. I needed a permit >> to go work and [ __ ] like with a per with a >> a permit. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Do you have a permit? >> No. I got insurance. I got whatever you need. >> Okay. I got everything but a valid driver's license. >> Y just call it out. >> Can you call it out? >> Do you have a license on you? >> He's got more than that. >> You do or don't? >> I can't show you that. >> What is it? >> I can't show you that. I'm parked right now. Like >> y'all can y'all can really talk to me. >> I know. >> But you know I'm I'm tired of games. Y'all need to >> I I'm on base and you can't talk to me. [laughter] >> Yep. Yep. Yep. >> But once I leave base, then you can pull me over and we can really talk. But as long as I'm on base. >> So So [laughter] is it like like when DJ is caught canoodling with Gia and you walk into the break room? >> Yep. >> And he says, "We're on base." And he can't say anything. >> Yep. Base. Yep. >> Yep. >> Yeah. He was on second base from what I saw. Yeah. Yeah, he was. >> Look at all that [ __ ] you got on you, bro. March. I mean, it's not for you. But caution, [laughter] >> man. >> Bro, I'm I'm not going. I'm not going. >> He deserves better. That's all I'm going to say. He deserves better. You just walked up on me like like a [ __ ] stranger, bro. Like, >> how did I walk up as a stranger? All right. I saw you driving when you pulled that >> and then your plate your plate hit off my LPR and came out. Hoffman or Shamberg? >> Well, where are you at right now? >> Call Hoffman. >> Why Hoffman? >> Because because that's >> Why would Hoffman come out here? We're in Shamberg. >> I don't I don't I don't know you guys like that, man. >> This is my old hood. >> I [ __ ] almost got arrested >> for one of my homies from Shamberg. I had to [ __ ] slap slap his ass because nobody got respect. So >> you're not going to disrespect me right now. I'm not trying to disrespect her. >> I'm about to go in there and and and talk. You ain't going to disrespect her for real. >> Is that why you came here? >> Yeah, I I can [ __ ] walk home, bro. I've done that [ __ ] >> Okay. >> New Bronals. Look that [ __ ] up. But you can't cuz it's Texas >> Texas ID. I got arrested. >> Yeah. Hates >> four or five >> didn't even start and I got arrested. Dude didn't get arrested. Y'all are not doing >> Well, would the would the Hoffman Estates police come out and take care of her in Chamber? >> No, they would not. >> [laughter] >> But this guy knows his laws. >> Yes. >> He studied under the mask >> so much more and really charged the people. That's That's >> like you you could probably what? Give me a sobriety test right now. But >> why would I want to do that? >> That's not the issue. >> But I've been chilling all night to come over here just in case. Oh, it's not open. >> I know. It's in my It's in my bag. I'm kind of worried while you're drinking your butt. I want to know your your rules, but I got to do all the [ __ ] homework. >> Driver's license. >> Are we thinking I went to jail in Texas? >> Get away from this. >> Yeah. >> My dad died here. I don't [ __ ] like Chicago. >> I don't like Chicago. >> Flip. >> Why'd you come back? >> Because my my grandma just passed away. A lot of [ __ ] is happening, bro. >> Like, I'm trying to >> Yep. I could be in that suit. >> But >> you know how much you know how much [ __ ] you know how much >> like I don't know what y'all go through but I know what I would have to do to put myself in that suit >> and I'll go to jail right now. I'll get arrested. You are going to go to jail. >> I'll pull some pull some [ __ ] But like >> I don't I don't like how you walked up on me, bro. So do I have >> [ __ ] up on you. >> I mean Yeah. >> Yeah. See, for a [ __ ] car a a a traffic ticket. >> Yeah. >> When I got to go to court, >> I can't I can't talk. I cannot do that. >> We can talk. >> All right. So, I want my guns back. Do I Why do I got to go to the >> A sheriff? >> Not no. Wait a minute. Did Did you hear what he just said? I want my guns back. >> Yep. [laughter] Yep. Felon with felon with a firearm. Oh, I got it in my [laughter] back pocket. >> Let me go. I'm >> so sorry I haven't run into you sooner. How does he think this works? [laughter] >> I don't know. I don't know. >> Like, you have a warrant, right? Just take care of the warrant. The the cop on the street isn't going to help you with these issues. You need a lawyer and go to court. >> Yeah. Rolling Meadows. Sorry, Christine. only met us >> signs off as like what the notary like what is that? What is that? A uh >> what's that? >> What do you mean >> the witness? >> A verbal witness. >> Why do I got to go see the judge? >> Even though he's not a verbal witness like y'all like I got to go see the judge, >> but I can tell you my officer parole see parole. Like what the [ __ ] >> I haven't lived there for none of that [ __ ] Probation is the farthest I'm going and I'm going to [ __ ] bite. I'm going to bite back, bro. >> I'm going to bite back, >> Isaiah. So, if you don't mind, can you step out? >> No, I'm not fight back. >> No, man. No, bro. >> Why not? >> That's why the keys. >> No. Why would I give you my keys? >> Okay, Isaiah, listen. >> All right. So, I'm not going to I saw you driving. Okay, we're going to be beyond that. I don't care about that. Okay, you're suspended. I'm not going to give you any tickets or anything like that. All right, we're going to leave your car here. We're gonna try to make sure if they're okay, if we can leave it here. But unfortunately, the thing is you're gonna have to come 15 minute parking. >> He's been there longer than 15 minutes already. >> Y'all want another one? >> Make him get a license. >> Like, >> okay. Well, well then you could do that later on, but >> I'm not doing give me a ticket or something. Don't >> I'm not going to give you a ticket. I already told you. >> You don't need a warrant. >> Hey Jared, >> get me out this vehicle. >> I don't need a warrant. >> If I stepped out, >> bro, >> there's a warrant in our system and it's valid. >> Bro, I already talked. Don't open my door. >> You have to come with us. Okay. >> God, bro. >> Okay. >> I'm calling my lawyer. I swear to God. >> I do not. >> I do not deal deal with this. >> Listen. Hey, dude. All right. Like >> you you y'all just want to >> [ __ ] with me. I >> I don't I don't >> to take responsibility as an adult. >> I can't go. >> Yep. >> Well, >> you're going to go tomorrow cuz I have [ __ ] to do tomorrow. >> Okay. >> You need to work every goddamn day. >> And when I pull off And when I pull off, you can pull me off. >> Dig off. >> You're supposed to give me a citation. That's what it is. He knows your job better than you do, officer. >> So, so you can't you can't pull him out of this car cuz he's parked, so he's on base. But if he drives off, well, then you can pull him over and take him out of the car. >> Or if you have a warrant, [laughter] but unless you have a warrant with a wed signature car. Uh-huh. >> Sorry. >> Which which they have a warrant for his arrest. [laughter] >> I know they do. >> But not with a wed signature. Thank you very much. >> Apparently. Apparently warrant. >> Not not not. >> Okay, but the thing is you have a warrant. >> Incriminating. >> Listen, Isaiah. >> A warrant for what? >> It's some traffic offense. >> Can you show me the warrant? Can you show me? I don't have >> I'm just going to say this. I'm not trying to be >> That's why y'all That's why we are >> I don't like the way his beard is. >> Isaiah looks too thin. >> Come with us. Okay. So, >> I'm not going nowhere. >> Make it as easy as possible. All right. I'm doing you a favor by not giving you a ticket. And I'm not towing the car. >> No. Okay. I wish y'all I wish y'all would >> So, you'd rather have the car towed and pay $500 fee and go to court again to Cook County. >> Get another charge on top of this. We're just We're making a seiz, man. >> No, you're not. >> Cuz you do. You were saying that we don't have a warrant, but we do have a warrant. That's all it is. >> You You could say that [ __ ] You need to show me the warrant. >> All right. It's from King County. >> Look, I'm going to show y'all some papers. >> All right. Let's not reach in the backpack, Isaiah. >> Oh. Oh, no. Now, now, now you now you're coming over here threatening me. Yes, you are. You walked up on me, bro. >> Like, I swear to God. I I swear to God. >> Okay. Did anyone hear a threat? [laughter] >> What was the threat? >> Why are you threatening me? >> They're not even going to smash a window cuz like there's >> Don't reach in the Don't reach in the backpack. That's all he said. What was the threat? >> Don't use my powers against me. threatened me with knowledge. >> Although I could use my powers against others. >> Listen, we have a warrant for your arrest. >> So whether you like it or not, you're going to >> I'm not I'm not Isaiah. >> Like perhaps a certain lawyer. >> Don't play games, >> okay? Cuz then you're going to just catch another child, bro. >> And instead of going to King County, you're going to go with us. >> You go to You asked. That's respect. But that's as far as I'm going. >> That's Y'all want to see the the government ID? >> That's that's that's what it is. They need to know. >> All right, listen. >> You walked up on me. >> Oh my god, these people Isaiah, let me let me let me explain it to you. Okay, listen. You drove. I saw you driving. Your car your your car's registration hit off my hit off my LPR. They came back because you're the registered owner. It did a lot of sheriffs and [ __ ] too. But see, they see me. >> I I hit the I had the hazards on them and everything. I'm trying to I'm trying to do this. >> I already told you. I don't give a [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] about your suspended license. I don't want to give you tickets. I don't want you get another court date. I don't want to tow your car because that's another $500. I understand if you're struggling and everything, but the thing is there's nothing there's nothing >> Write me a ticket. >> Listen, I I don't want to, but the thing is I can't do anything about this warrant. Okay, >> that that's what that is. It's a >> So, I'm doing you a huge favor right now by not giving you tickets to your car. >> Wait, I'm sorry. Can you just pause for a quick second? >> You need to go to court here. >> Sure. >> He has a warrant for his arrest. >> Yes. >> Yes. He wants a citation because she has a warrant. >> Yes. >> You can't make >> Give me a ticket and I'll go to court. >> Yeah, you will. Uh-huh. You didn't go to court before, >> which is probably why he has the warrant. >> He has a warrant for a traffic ticket. >> My squirrel is running around in circles. [laughter] >> I'm so confused. The the officer is trying to be so nice and not all the tickets for what is going on right now and towing his car. And towing his car, right? They could impound his car. >> Yes, they should his car. >> They're just trying to give him a break and he's just not taking it. >> And it gets worse. It gets worse. >> How? >> Just wait. [laughter] for uh what what my registration is bad or is it insurance. So y'all y'all y'all updated me because I don't get no mail. >> Okay, >> that's that's like stalking and [ __ ] >> Sending me mail and [laughter] [ __ ] That's weird. Like anthrax [ __ ] Y'all y'all don't know how >> sending mail is stalking. >> Anthrax. You're sending me [laughter] Anthrax. >> Oh my god. >> You know, I've heard a lot of crazy things in my life. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> But sending the '9s metal band Anthrax to somebody. [laughter] >> You're having a good time to me. I'm just saying. >> Don't open my mail. They're trying to That's silly [ __ ] >> I mean, I would love to talk to Scottan about uh >> Yep. >> about uh what was it like having meatloaf for a father-in-law? >> Yep. That's it. That's chilly shed. Yeah. >> Walking up on him >> is no go. >> Sending mail. >> Well, they watched him drive. That's why they walked up on him. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I >> If If they're not allowed a personal contact, if they're not allowed [laughter] mail, >> I don't know. I don't know. But but I promise it gets better. Get the [ __ ] up. >> So, you're going to have to come out. Okay. Opening my [ __ ] bro. >> Come on. Come on. Step out, bro. >> You're going to get more charges. >> I don't want you I don't want you coming with us. Okay. >> Take everything that you want. >> We don't get to touch my [ __ ] >> Yeah, we do. >> And my keys. >> Give me my phone. Isaiah, come on. >> Are we doing it the hard way? >> Isaiah, come on. >> Don't touch me, bro. >> I'm calling my mom right now. Calling my mom. [laughter] >> Calling my mom. Call my mom. [laughter] >> Man, can I do an inter a dramatization of what would happen if this was me? [laughter] >> Yep. >> Yes. Go right ahead. >> Yeah. You'd be calling me NCR. >> The cops are arrested. >> No, you'd be calling me NCR. >> Keep your ass in jail because I ain't bailing you out. Go [laughter] help me. >> I told you it gets better. I told you. >> That's what JJ told me. >> JJ told me I don't You know, whatever you do out there is fine, but I'm not bailing you out. So therefore, I keep [laughter] my nose clean, >> right? >> No. No. On my 18th birthday, my mom told me this. You're an adult. If your ass gets locked up, I'm not bailing you out. You're there until I let you out. >> Happy birthday, pumpkin. >> Yep. That's a good mama right there. >> Isaiah, stop. You're not. >> You are breaking and entering, bro. No, we're not. Okay. >> Yes, you are. >> You are breaking and entering. >> I don't want you getting more entering his heart. >> That's sounding soft. >> What are we doing? Isaiah, come on, >> bro. Y'all have to give me time, bro. You don't get to choose. >> You don't get to [ __ ] choose, bro. >> Come on. Let's go. >> Isaiah, stop. Just get out. Don't touch me. Stop [ __ ] trying to >> Was that four officers now? >> Get the [ __ ] out. >> Yeah, it's hard to get people out of car. >> Isaiah, come on. >> Not easy. >> Get out of the car. >> Isaiah, get out. >> No. >> Isaiah, don't try to bite me. >> You try to bite me. I swear to God. >> You break my [ __ ] phone. >> Get out of the car. >> Isaiah, if you don't call Big Mama. >> Big mama. [laughter] That's what Joey calls his girlfriend. Big mama. Go big mama. Go big mama. [laughter] >> Oh my god. How pathetic. >> Get [laughter] out of the car right now. >> Call big mama. >> Get out of the car. >> Call big mama. >> Isaiah. >> Isaiah. Get out of the car right now. >> And then are you cool after you make the call? >> Yep. >> You're going to make this like 80 times. >> Promise. >> Yep. >> Okay. Make that call. >> Oh, they are way too many outs. >> That's not good for me, man. It's not good for anybody, man. You're going to get more charges, dude. Why do you do this? >> No. No, I'm not. >> Resisting is another >> in my [ __ ] Get the [ __ ] out of my car. I didn't ask you to get out of my car. >> Just make the phone call. >> Come on. Come on. >> Stop. Mom. >> And here, bro. >> You want to catch more charges? >> Let's go. You're coming. >> You walked up on me. This is unlawful arrest. Let's go. >> This is unlawful search. >> Unlawful. You're going to get >> Go get the Go get property manager. >> You don't need property manager and get out or you're going >> get the [ __ ] out. >> Get out or you're going to get tased. >> Come on, bro. I get out. >> Back up. Back up. Back up. >> Not really doing anything. We're going to hit him again. >> I bet you both probes didn't go in the >> You're going to get tased again. >> Get out. >> Three, two, one. Taser. Taser. Taser. Get out. >> Get out. >> That one I can hit. Dummy, >> dude. >> Okay. >> [ __ ] fight, dude. >> I'm not fighting. >> Nice underwear. >> I'm up on your stomach. I need your stomach. >> On your stomach. Who's got the cuffs? >> I need your stomach, bro. >> I know. Sorry, I forgot him. I forgot the cuffs. My bad. >> I think after all that time >> one of the offic Now he's done. >> Why'd you got to do this? >> All right. >> Now he's cuffs. >> All right. All right. I'm done [laughter] >> after after 20 minutes of dumb. Okay, you guys got me. [laughter] >> You got me, guys. Don't call big mama. >> What are y'all doing? >> Are you cool now? Are you cool? >> Always wanted to be tased, but what the [ __ ] bro? >> What the [ __ ] [laughter] >> Always wanted to be tased. >> Wish granted. >> Jesus Christ. >> Set him up. Set him up. This way. >> I have the right to travel, bro. >> Set him up. I [laughter] always smothered. >> It is like pulling on soft said stuff. >> You know, I've always wanted to be smothered in a harm of goth girls, but I'm still waiting on that one. [laughter] >> I have the right to travel. >> I mean, I'm such a [laughter] good dude. >> You see those shoes? You got a right to travel. Yes, you do. Yes. >> Two feet in a heartbeat. There you go. >> Bro, I've been trying to talk to you the whole time, >> bro. Why' you go like >> Shawn Bird? Man, >> I knew I was going to have a problem with y'all, man. >> Shamberg. Shamberg. Add up, bro. >> Let me pull this out so it doesn't pump. >> I swear I'll take all y'all. >> But you know, >> that [ __ ] don't respond. >> Why don't y'all go to the city and try it out? >> We're going to make this sit here. So keep your legs straight so your knee don't know yours. Take a seat. >> Take a seat. Here's the thing. >> Why y'all making me do everything? What? You think I'm going to run? Stop making me [ __ ] Look how tall. >> How does he fit into that little car? >> We just got We got to come check. >> We're in the sun. >> Get no [ __ ] time. >> Probably just >> big mama ride. >> I got a phone number for her. trying to figure out why he's so agitated. >> Because he hates police. That's why >> people [laughter] exactly >> he hates police. >> He didn't give you the right to stop him for no reason. So what was the reason you stopped? >> A warrant. >> Yes. A warrant for his arrest. >> Yeah. Mama mama has enabled him his entire life. Y >> what? Isaiah was charged with possession of a controlled substance after police found 1.7 g of a white powdery substance in his car, driving on a suspended or revoked driver's license, possession of cannabis less than 10 g, operation of an uninsured motor vehicle, and resisting or obstructing a peace officer. >> He said he was insured, registered, the whole nine. That must be >> Yes, he promised. He promised. Now, isn't that a good Now, don't you see that as the way that Lane's arrest went? [laughter] >> Yep. Yep. >> I have a feeling >> arguing >> and this is >> arguing, fighting, not agreeing. >> Nope. >> Maybe this is more a hope because it's certainly not based on any, you know, >> on on anything that I any knowledge that I have. >> Any knowledge. Yes. But I my hope is that at least five deputies showed up and [laughter] hauled his butt out of there. Um, my understanding is he was arrested at his girlfriend's house. So, this whole homeless thing >> perhaps was a ruse. Um I I did wonder how he could stream n and a half hours off a laptop battery. I did wonder about that. >> Yeah. >> So yeah, it um I I'm sure all the details will come out. Um we may even see if there's body cam footage. Who knows? That might be our latest script. What I That's what I'm thinking. That's what I'm thinking. Uh contacting the Puma uh County Sheriff's Department for uh any body cam and and car camp >> and car. I'm sure that was not a quiet ride to jail. >> And it's a long drive, too. [laughter] It's a long drive. >> If you thought Chili's arrest video, it is right in the police car. is pleading that they let him go and in Las Vegas was good. I think this is going to be really good. >> East side of Tucson Sheriff's Department jail. It's a It's a long drive. [laughter] >> Now, Joey, >> you you guys are being tyrants. You don't have the right to do this to me. I'm a lawyer. I'm going to sue you. I'm going to sue you all. [laughter] I'm I'm going to sue you. >> Now, shall we see Jim's uh future wife here? >> I'm sure Rose will approve. >> I'm sure she will. I'm sure she will. >> You know, it's funny. >> So, um Miss Ebony um Milner is present. >> Well, which one's the one? >> Also, the um >> the one on the right, >> Mr. Brown, who's on here on behalf of Federal National Association. Mr. U Brown. Yes. The one with the glasses on the left talking is Judge uh Tammy Duckworth. >> Yeah. Yep. >> Uh and this is in Georgia. >> And she Jim has Jim has manipulated this for days. He has negative 20 vetos. I have 75 vetos. So he can he can he can veto all he wants, but he has no vetos. >> Yep. It would be a shame that he's not here to stop >> Yes. Exactly. >> or Phil from >> Dearly Beloved. >> Dearly beloved, we're getting >> He has He has tortured you so badly. NCR, I will gladly give you the honor. >> Yes. >> Y'all hear that? >> Yep. >> I can I can hear it from Pennsylvania in Arizona. He's He's calling you out your name right now. It's fine. Go right ahead. >> Yep. Y >> dearly beloved, we're gathered here tonight to join in holy YouTube matrimony >> this fine upstanding angry black woman to be married to our beloved Jim Bench. >> Yep. Yep. >> Angry black woman who was possibly a softset is going to say some crazy more stuff. Do you take our beloved Jim to be your lawfully wedded YouTube wife to have and to hold to argue your right to travel under the Moroccan Friendship Accords? As long as you both shall live >> hell to the under threat, duress, and coercion. I accept. And does Jim take this beloved soft sister of possibly El Bay around the country of a Morris uh denomination to be your lawfully weded YouTube wife. >> [ __ ] you Jim or [ __ ] you NCR. I hate you bastard marrying me off to this woman against my will. By the powers vested in me by the Mo Science Temple of America and online university for grifting, I now pronounce the husband and wife of YouTubes. >> Oh, that was such a beautiful ceremony. >> Miss is my understanding that this was heard in magistrate court and this is um a um request for appeal. Is that correct? >> Uh yes, your honor. This this this is petition for review from a dispossessory judgement. She was a tenant at sufference postforeclosure. >> Okay. All right. Um so Miss Milner, tell me what's going on. >> Um judge. Well, this is a case in of land rights, tribal law, and treaties. >> No, ma'am. No. And I would just like to [laughter] say I'm a tribal member part of the Cash Box Trust Tribe. >> No ma'am. >> Governments. >> No ma'am. We're not doing that. >> And American Indian land on >> No ma'am. >> So we're not doing all that. So this is a simple eviction. Um so you can tell me how much was owed, how much you paid, whether there's anything to um to that allowed you to stay in the property or whether there's money owed to you. Um, I don't do the whole trust, tribe, all of that because that's not what we >> Well, that's what this in is in regards to. >> Well, then ma'am, that's not what we're doing here. Um, I would either have to transfer you to a a tribal court, which I don't know if one exists for you, um, or for superior court because it's essentially he bought the house through >> this is Fulton County, Georgia. So Atlanta, there is not an Indian tribe reservation anywhere near there. >> Oh, that's the same area of Denver Benton Allen. >> Oh, >> maybe true. Maybe they could be friends. >> They could be. They could be. >> Foreclosure. You were a tenant in the house at the time. um or you own the house and he bought it um under the foreclosure and then it was whether you get to stay in the house and pay rent or whether you're going to be evicted. Am I care Mr. Brown? >> Yes, your honor. And >> because I don't deal with all I went to law school for um three years, have practiced law for over 30 years, have been a judge for over 12 years. I don't do the trust stuff because that's some arcane esoteric stuff that you all um believe that we don't follow here in the judicial system. >> I understand. Well, I would also like to say that I'm not here to handle any of my private affairs in the public. >> Okay. So, I [laughter] know what that means. You you asked for the appeal. >> Um yes. And as I was stating, I'm tribal member part of the Cashbox Trust Tribe and also In this hearing, sovereign citizen Ebony Milner tries to use tribal >> the CA cashbox trust tribe. I've never ever heard of that >> ever. I'll have to look that up later. >> Sounds like a fun one to join though. Cashbox. >> It does, doesn't it? Doesn't it? Yes. Cash box. >> Do I get cash? >> Do I get my uh Do I get a big pack of smokes and my own distill uh so I can make my own moonshine? >> You could. Yes, you could. Absolutely. >> So, um this case is in regards to um trust in tribal land. >> So, the property the foreclosure is on a house on tribal land. >> Correct. >> Which tribe? >> I'm sorry. Which tribe? >> Tribe called Quest. >> This the Ebony. >> No sir. I don't. So, um we >> Yes. And all the documentation had been on put on file as well. >> Okay. Um, I got all that. But here's the thing. So, I'm going to one more time. Um, whoever is in the background or Miller tribe, not sure who that is. I'm gonna have to be You're the one who's listed on the >> You're the one who's listed on this. So, I can't hear from all of that. So, here's the thing. Um, like I said, I've explained to you that if somebody purchases a a home through foreclosure, then the people who are who were owners of the home or buying the home have two options. They can leave or they can be treated as tenants in the home. And in this case, it appears that Mr. Brown's client um sought to evict you um and now you are um asking for a review of that. So, in my role in this court, I can go through the case as if it was never heard in magistrate court. But what I will tell you is I'm going to ask very specific questions. I'm going to follow the law under the state of Georgia with respect to uh landlord tenants. And if you're not able to provide me that information, then I'm going to determine that you're not able to um prosecute the case in in the way that it needs to be, and I'll dismiss it for Warner prosecution. Well, again, um, American tribal land owner. So, those laws that you may [clears throat] speak of tribal land owner. >> No. Well, then, okay, I'm going to dismiss your, uh, appeal for one of prosecution. Um, the court does not have uh, jurisdiction over American tribal land, nor is there a designation of this property being a tribe um, tribal land. So, at this point, the court is going to dismiss this for one of prosecution. Thank you. All right. Bye-bye. [laughter] Quick. Wow. Yep. No nonsense. Heard the turn a phrase to say bye-bye. >> Yep. >> She does not put up with that crap. Go away. Yep. >> Had too many of the these uh subsets in her court. She's just anymore. She just cuts them off and goes, "Nope, I'm not listening to that." >> Yeah. Yeah. >> We got another one. Only this guy's merked for death. m or death. >> Wow. >> I'm going to we're going to have to set a competency advisement hearing. Um >> I hereby demand a court marshal. >> If you do not comply, this is high treason. You are marked for death. >> All right, Mr. Santana, we're going to give you another [laughter] court date. >> Yes, ma'am. However, I have as an active enlisted member of the US armed forces under the UCMJ, I am demanding a court marshal. If you do not comply, you are a traitor under the UCMJ and you are potentially marked for death. >> Go ahead. >> Hey guys, welcome [clears throat] to today's video. >> I'll hereby represent myself. >> All right, Mr. Santana, you don't want to apply for the public defender? >> No, ma'am. I'll be representing myself. No, you don't want to do that. >> Mr. Santa, are you sure you don't want a lawyer to represent you here? I do. >> You've had a lawyer in all your other cases and they can give you legal advice and help you with things. Would you like You had the public defender in the past. You've qualified for courtappointed counsel. Do you want to go and apply? >> No, ma'am. >> Yes. Yes, you do. >> No, ma'am. I'm not. >> Okay. Um, what do you want to do with your case then? I motion to dismiss under double jeopardy. This case was dismissed under the competency law previously. >> If I may, your honor, I don't believe the case was dismissed. I think um there were just no further proceedings happening up here and the complaint was held in advance and the DA could. >> Now, if you follow Lane's course, I you will probably learn this. If your case is dismissed and they bring charges back, that's not double jeopardy because you were never adjudicated. So, you weren't in jeopardy to be to have double jeopardy >> because you actually have to have >> Yeah. >> Yep. >> with prejudice or without. So, yeah. >> Yes. Yes. You have to actually go through a a actual court case and have a disposition either not guilty or guilty in order for Devil Jeopardy to apply. >> It it it depends because I think in some states or in some circuits seating a a jury is the starting point. >> Could be. Could be. Yeah. >> So actually having a trial. Yep. Mhm. But I mean, charges can be dismissed with and without prejudice, usually without prejudice, meaning they can be refiled at any time. >> Yep. >> Like when someone regains competency. >> Yes. Right. >> Yes. Exactly. >> Right. >> Exactly. Yep. >> I've been there. I've been there. >> I was objection. They waited to file um an appointment for a hearing, which is a violation of the fair and speedy trial. The complaint is still pending. Um, we have some other matters set. So, I think I'm going to set this over for a competency advisement. Mr. Santana, you're absolutely positive you don't want to get an attorney. >> Under the competency law, I've been cleared for compet competency twice. I'm not allowed to be deemed incompetent again. I hereby demand a court marshal. This is an active enlist. I am an active enlisted marine. This is a military operation. >> To invest. >> God, I hope not. >> And if you are, you're not going to be after this. >> You're a lunatic. That's what you are. Yep. >> You know what this reminds me of? >> What? >> It reminds me of that uh episode of King of the Hill where they were in court and Dale does this exact same thing. >> Oh yeah. >> This is Marine Corp. That flag has a gold French flag which means a maritime maritime emeraldy court being I cannot be court marshal twice that is all >> court marshal me I'm not a marine I'm a lunatic >> yigate conspiracy to operate a city state within the territory of the United States >> all right I'm going to we're going to have set a competency advisement hearing um >> I hereby demand a court marshal if you do not comply this is high treason you are marked for All right, Mr. Santana, we're going to give you another court date. I'm going to advise you regarding competency. >> Yes, ma'am. However, I have as an active enlisted member of the US armed forces under the UCMJ, I am demanding a court marshal. If you do not comply, you are a traitor under the UCMJ and you are potentially marked for death. >> Go ahead. >> Would that be a threat? >> 11:30. >> February 9th at 11. >> Yes. >> She's not covered under the UCMJ. >> No, she's not. >> Yeah. No, >> you may be. I don't know. >> The Marines handle their own court marshals. >> Yes. >> Not. Yeah. Not US courts. Yep. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> 11:30. You need to be back here in court. >> Yes, ma'am. February 9th at 11:30. >> Yeah. If you want to write that down, you can. And if you have a change of heart and want to get an attorney, you need to go to the public defender's office and fill out the application. >> Y >> I have a constitutional right to represent myself. if you're competent to do so. Yes. >> Incompetent on two occasions. >> Yeah, >> that was a quality. >> It really isn't a smart move. >> Discussion of um my conflict in representing >> next hearing >> 25T435. Mr. Smith appears in person with Miss Hamilton. >> We do have Mr. Clark here for the people. Good afternoon. >> And how are we proceeding? Your honor, this has been an ongoing discussion of um my conflict in representing uh the defense that Mr. Smith wants to present. Um I know we've had this discussion a few times. I think at this point, if he's not hiring a private attorney, I would ask that he consider representing himself going forward. um if he's going to present the right to travel to Pitts. >> Mr. Smith, [laughter] how would you like to proceed in this case? You certainly have a right to have an attorney. As we've discussed before, attorneys are bound by other ethical obligations to the court and to the bar association and can't do certain things um including file motions that are uh frivolous, vexacious, etc. Um, what I'm hearing is that Miss Hamilton is in somewhat of that position in relation to your case. So, uh, knowing that you have a right to an attorney, right? It's not absolute in terms of, uh, requiring an attorney to be, uh, a mouthpiece, if you will. Um, so how are you wanting to proceed? >> Well, um, your honor, um, due to my financial hardship status, um, I'm unable to afford, um, really many any attorneys at all. I've tried to look into it and the most I can get is legal advice and it's um it's hard to gather a um a mutual understanding as far as rights and the constitution goes. Um and it's not I'm not trying to to blame anyone for that or anything. It's just uh >> the way things are. Um >> when when I don't have the the legal counsel to properly educate and advocate me in the rights and the um logistics of the legal structure, um I'm I'm kind of a deer in headlights. I mean, I don't know the proper procedures or my options or um any of that kind of thing. So, um, with that said, I guess I mean I I've I'm unable to afford an attorney and I can't really find anyone that would >> public defender >> represent me for free. So, um, >> public defender. >> I'm not sure. >> I have an attorney, >> but trust attorney. She's a trusted attorney. But the a the problem he's having is the public defender doesn't want to give the defense that he wants them to give. >> So he needs to shut up and listen to the public defender. >> Yeah. The public the public defender does not want to risk his bar card for this idiot. Yep. Right. >> He does not. Yep. Right. >> I will not do what you're asking me to do. No, I won't. Yep. >> Yep. if how how to proceed honestly. >> Well, that alone should probably be your first clue. >> If you persist in requesting that of her, asking her to do something that she thinks would be in violation of the oath that she took, >> that puts her in a position where she's going to have to move to withdraw from your case >> by yourself. >> If that happens, you're not guaranteed to have another attorney be appointed to represent you. You certainly maintain the right to have an attorney, but not to have unlimited attorneys at no cost. One of the factors that the court needs to consider, if we were to get to that point, I'm not necessarily at that point at this moment. If we were to get to that point, one of the factors that a court needs to consider in determining whether appointing alternative defense council is appropriate is the degree to which the defendants's uh actions or inactions caused the conflict. >> Yeah. >> What I'm hearing is that that might be at play. I'm not moving into a full burger hearing, which is the type of hearing where we clear the courtroom and attorney client privilege information may be divulged. We're not having that hearing. But I want to remind you that the ethical obligations that Miss Hamilton has are the same ethical obligations that all attorneys have. So, if Miss Hamilton is experiencing an ethical situation with what you're asking her to do, it is likely, can't guarantee it, but it is likely that other attorneys will have that same conflict. >> Yes, they all will. >> So, knowing that, what do you want to do in your case? You don't have to have an attorney, although you have a right to. If not, then you're going to be advocating for yourself and you're going to be held to the same legal standards as a licensed attorney. So depending upon what happens with motions practice or motions hearings, you may or may not be able to do the things that you are asking your attorney to do. [clears throat] >> Okay. Um, honestly, your honor, I'm I'm not trying to to pressure her into any unethical type of situation at all. Um, I understand that the situation and I respect her her standings on it. Um, so I'm not trying to to push that as an issue. Um, I'm trying to simply just exercise my rights. Um, and as far as my understanding, it's it's there's a there's a conflict there or some type of misunderstanding that that um I'm not I'm not sure how else to to clear up if I don't have the, you know, the legal counsel to properly advise advise me and advocate me. >> Well, she's properly advising you and still advocating for you within the bounds of the law. The issue is in court before deciding to abandon information, but what I'm hearing is that she has informed you of what she can and cannot do. >> You don't have to like it. Uh if you don't want Miss Hamilton to be your attorney any longer, you can make the request to relieve her of her services. You don't have to do that. But if you and her can't resolve the conflict that you may have, then that's a problem obviously because this is probably the second or third time that we've had this similar conversation and the case is being unduly delayed. So again, I'm asking you what do you want to do in this case? Um, [laughter] I'm I'm to my understanding it's it's pretty much down to representing myself is what I'm what I'm getting. So, I'm I'm I I think that's my only option. I I'm like I said, I'm kind of uneducated in this legal process. So, um I'm kind of going off of assumption really. So, what I'm hearing is that you want to relieve Miss Hamilton of her services and you want to represent yourself. Is that accurate? >> Um, to to a degree, yes. Um, I mean, if if her situation causes her to to not be able to um ethically provide the legal representation, then I I'm I'm I don't think there there would be any other option but for me to for one of us to relieve ourselves of >> Yeah. She won't give up her law card for you, [ __ ] Nope. >> Not even close. [laughter] >> I I'll need um >> she studied too long. >> I'd like to ask the courts for you a little more time just to educate myself and try to get a little better understanding of of what my actual rights are and how I can be protected by those. >> So, before we talk about a continuence, I want to clarify that you are seeking to relieve Miss Hamilton of her services. Is that accurate? I I feel like I have no other option because she can't provide the uh legal representation. I mean, respectfully, I'm not trying to pressure her, like I said. >> And you understand that in this case, you have four different counts. The uh most serious of those in terms of potential penalties is the failure to display proof of insurance. If you were to be convicted of that, you could receive up to a year in jail, a fine of up to $1,000, or both. Do you understand that? I do. >> Do you also understand that criminal law is a complicated area and attorneys trained in this field are and can be of assistance in assisting individuals to navigate that? You currently have an attorney. Um, but there is what I'm hearing is a conflict. >> You understand that? >> To an extent? Yes. Yes, your honor. >> To an extent. >> What do you mean to an extent? >> Um, I just I haven't been provided the the reasoning why. I mean, I understand um the technical and ethical standpoints on it, but to to explain it to me to where I understand it um I haven't I haven't been provided that. So, I'm kind of >> I'm not sure what you mean. What do you not understand? >> Um as far as like why why the exercising the freedom to travel would be such a issue, I guess. Because I mean as far as I understand that's part of the >> constitution exists >> that we're all equally >> existed >> we're all equally protected under the law in terms of rights like give you an advisory opinion >> what I can say generally speaking is that the right to travel is not absolute the manner and mechanism in which individuals travel is regulated by the state and individuals using the public highways for example public roadways etc are bound by the state in relation to that. Now, when we're talking about freedom to travel generally, um there is freedom of movement. However, again, the manner in which that occurs, the mechanism by which that occurs, a motor vehicle, for example, public highways, those are all um constitutionally able to be regulated. And so, individuals using the public highways and public roadways must comply with those rules and regulations. the statutes. So, if an attorney is telling you that they can't file a motion that relates to something along those grounds, um I don't know if that answers your question without giving you an advisory opinion. I'm not I cannot give you an advanced opinion. Um do you have any other questions? >> Uh no, your honor, I don't not the same. >> All right. So, do you understand the charge, the top charge against you, that maximum potential penalty of up to a year in jail, a fine of up to $1,000, you have three other counts with lesser potential penalties. Do you understand that? >> Yes, ma'am. >> And again, do you understand that you currently have an attorney who is authorized to give you legal advice? I cannot give you legal advice. And this is a complicated area. If you are representing yourself, then you'll be held to the same standard as a licensed attorney. Do you understand that? >> Um, not completely. What don't you understand about being held to that standard >> of the logistics behind that? As far as >> that's not the same. >> I cannot be your legal instructor. I cannot be a law professor. Do you understand that if you represent yourself, the standard is the same. Whether or not you know how to do it is a different issue. >> Yes, I understand. [laughter] >> Do you understand that having an attorney trained in this field which you currently have is of great benefit to someone in this uh situation? >> Yes. Do you also understand that attorneys cannot behave in a in a manner in which uh it is unethical to file frivolous motions, motions that they know to be contrary to law? Do you understand that? >> Yes, your honor. >> And do you understand that you cannot force an attorney to file a motion that they believe to be contrary to law? >> Yes, your honor. >> They could lose their law license. >> That's not not my intention. So, in seeking to relieve Miss Hamilton of her services, do you understand that you have a right to represent yourself? And uh but in so doing, you run the risk of not properly presenting a defense or having a defense that you wish to have um be presented, you run the risk of having that be denied as being unlawful. Do you understand that? Uh yes, your honor. >> And do you have any legal training or how far have you gone in school >> for or legal aspects? Um I have nothing your honor. >> This is shaping up to >> nothing. I have nothing. >> Yeah, I have nothing. >> Are you under the influence of any drugs, alcohol, intoxicants, or prescriptions that may affect your judgment? >> No, your honor. >> Do you understand the rights that you have? >> Um to an extent, yes. um to a to a personal understanding. >> Um I feel like that doesn't really match with the other understandings of the same constitution. >> So I I wish to to educate myself in any any way I'm feasibly and financially able to. >> What exactly is their point? >> So when we're talking about the waiver of the >> What exactly is their point? >> I have no idea. >> I want a continuence because I want to drag this out for as long as I can. How much money? >> How much money does it take to get a license, registration, and insurance and follow the rule of law? >> No, it doesn't apply to me. >> What in God's name is their end goal in arguing incessantly about right to travel? You can walk wherever you [ __ ] want. >> Those laws don't apply to me, though. or or take an Uber or a bus or a plane or [laughter] you know >> or whatever, >> you know, whatever. Yeah. >> Use our roads that we pay for if you're not going to pay into the system, you dumbass idiots. [snorts] Well, and in 2026 and in some cases 2025 and 2024 when these cases are going on, none of this is new. This is not a new thing. [laughter] >> This is so >> And in most case And in most cases, most of them had a valid license at some point. Yes. And something happened and then they went for this [ __ ] Yep. I get it. Yep. I [laughter] just >> I just don't get it. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Why do you want to risk >> Why do you want to risk your freedom over this? That's what I don't get. >> It's so dumb. It's just so dumb. >> I'd like to think I know a little bit about the law. >> Little bit. The part that I know for sure not >> is that I'm going to need a lawyer if I ever run into issues. I'm not going to rob a 7-Eleven tomorrow morning. I know the law. >> Right. Right. I just, you know, I, you know, I No one was hurt. I didn't shoot them. I may have had a gun and threatened them, but I didn't shoot them. There was there's no injured party. >> Yeah. These people have way too much time on their hands. It's just unbelievable. Council, do you understand you currently have an attorney, but what I'm hearing is you wish to relieve her of her services because she cannot present ethically the defense that you wish there. >> So, um, that's really the only option is to relieve her of her public defense duties. >> I want to make sure that you understand that you maintain the right to have an attorney despite this conversation. If you either can locate an attorney who can represent you at a cost that you can afford or you hire an attorney or you find a pro bono attorney who can ethically represent you. You keep that right um but just not with Miss Hamilton >> or the public defender's office. Do you understand that? >> Yes, your honor. >> And so is doing this your own voluntary choice? >> Yes, your honor. >> I find a knowing voluntary and intelligent waiver of the right to counsel. Again, noting that have an attorney who enters on the case, you're not prohibited from doing that. Um, but they have to obviously be willing to do that. I will relieve Miss Hamilton of her representation. I want to make sure that you understand a couple of other things. First of all, should we proceed to a motion hearing or to trial, then you have a right to present any um defense or evidence that you wish, provided that it is lawful. If you're seeking to file a motion, uh I'm hearing illusions to filing motions to dismiss for certain uh allegations of violations of constitutional rights, you need to file a written motion to put the people on notice of what they need to defend against or or uh have a motions hearing about. So, if you're intending to do that, you need to file that in writing and we will schedule a hearing. >> Any questions about that? >> No, your honor. Ultimately, depending upon how things proceed, if we go to trial, for example, you have a right to subpoena witnesses. You would also have a right to cross-examine any witnesses who appear against you, you can present evidence. You would have um the opportunity to cross-examine any witnesses and compel the appearance at a trial of any witnesses that you may wish to be here by way of a subpoena. If you want to have subpoenas issued, you need to bring the name and address of that person to the court clerk's office. They'll issue the subpoena to you. you need to make arrangements for that person to be served. This we're talking about is for a trial or if you need their testimony and emotions hearing. Any questions about that? >> No, your honor. >> All right. You also have a right to have discovery in your case. Your attorney should have discovery already. So, you can make contact with Miss Hamilton to receive your discovery or in lie of doing that, you can go up to the second floor to the district attorney's office and make a request to the DA's office to receive your discovery. Do you have any questions about that? >> No, your honor. >> All right. How would you like to proceed in your case? >> Um, >> I think I'll I'll I'll go with the um the filing a written motion. >> What an idiot. >> What a [ __ ] What a [ __ ] And I apologize. I did not realize at the time that that was stolen from Team Skeptic or I wouldn't have played it. I will not use that channel again. So, I apologize for that. >> Yep. Yep. What a waste of life. Yep. >> I I did hear the judge say that there had been a couple hearings before this, so it sounds like he was just [laughter] trying to delay delay. >> Yes. Yes. I >> people go out and enjoy your life. Go out and spend time with your family. >> Enjoy. What I like Yep. What I like about that judge is he explained to him the mode of transportation. You don't get a that that's not a right. [laughter] >> You know, she went through and explained and he still didn't get it. >> Still didn't have it. >> Of course not. [laughter] >> Yep. >> Yep. Yep. >> Well, that was a fun show. >> It was You've had some wonderful things happen. Lane has been arrested. We've missed you, Phil. >> I I missed you guys. I missed you guys terribly. Terribly. >> I had to spend wife I had spent time with my wife in a hotel just to the two of us. >> DJ, could you please put your saddle on for Gia? [laughter] >> DJ's on it, baby. Yep. >> Judy, thanks for joining us as always. Always a pleasure to have you. >> I will make sure that um whatever I can find out for sure. >> Y >> you know, verify sources and all that. >> Keep us keep us posted. [laughter] >> Um I I will definitely keep y'all posted and he's not going to bully me away >> from attending an open court hearing. >> No. No. >> So no. >> Yep. And I I mean >> here's my notebook and I got a pen. >> Yep. [laughter] Y >> and thank you DJ. I saw the offer for the uh the Google glasses or whatever metag glasses whatever they were. >> Those are not allowed. And um actually there are I have been seeing more jurisdictions that have been passing rules about >> those kinds of glasses and even if they are prescription >> you got to leave them at the door. I am blind as a bat. >> Yeah. Don't get in trouble. >> These are definitely not meta. So >> Yep. Yep. >> They're they they should get me in just fine. and y >> paper and and pen. I will be I will be just fine. >> Yeah. >> Wear neon so he can see you. >> Old [laughter] school. >> The courtrooms are never that full. He He turned around every single time and saw me. He tried smiling at me a couple times. I'm like, I'm not smiling back at you, buddy. I'm You You don't know who I am. And we can keep it that way. And I'm just just here to observe. Yeah, >> that's that's all >> right. Malone about >> is the [clears throat] pen is the judge chewing a pen. Does a real court reporter talk about whether or not the judge chews a pen? Come on. I am not a real court reporter. Oh, bye Gia. [laughter] >> Night Gia and last words for us. Yes. Remember, common sense is not a gift. It's a punishment because we have to deal with everybody who doesn't have it. [laughter] >> Judy, any last words? >> Uh, just it's it's a glorious day. It's a glorious day in the old PBLO tonight. >> It is a glorious day. You know, the the smell of the fresh air and the going out my backyard and enjoying life and my peaches and Oh, yes. Life is good. Life is good. Good night, everybody. [music] Heat. Heat. N. >> [music] [music] >> n [music] hey. >> [music] >> Heat. Heat. [music] >> [music] [music] >> Good night everybody. Thanks for tuning in. And we hope you enjoyed