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COP REFUSES TO HELP
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CHUCK BRONSON records night-time interactions from his vehicle, alleging that local police departments systematically violate First Amendment rights and engage in 'gangstalking' of citizens. He documents multiple traffic stops, claims officers engage in suspicionless pretextual stops and hide their actions from cameras, and asserts that most law enforcement personnel are corrupt 'oath traders.' The monologue includes on-scene commentary of a warrantless search of a camper and a prolonged detention, while also criticizing public servants generally and advocating for minimum-wage caps on all government positions.
Why it may matter: This transcript exemplifies how First Amendment auditors document and narrate perceived police misconduct in real-time, making it relevant to research on the tension between public recording rights and law enforcement responses, as well as the rhetoric used within the auditor community.
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Yeah, watch it. There's a camera that catches dirty cops. It's the dangerous camera. This department hates people's first amendment rights, man. All of them. They hate it. They hate your rights. [snorts] They hate your rights. Oh man, I didn't want to scare them off, but they got scared. Took off. Staty jamming or what? Or is it just radios up that loud? What's he doing? Cruising through the hood. Got the sty cruising through the hood. The stalkers are out. They're stalking people. Yeah, that wasn't no random stop. They were all three together behind that car. They followed that car right down here. There wasn't no random stop. What's the point in gangstalking people like that? Pulling them over and then not doing nothing. Her backup was on their way, but there they are. We got backup. It's the backup cops. It is a police state, isn't it? Real live police state. It's >> the police state. The state is back. Must have went by his girlfriend's house. Probably somebody ran from him, so he's driving by their house. Finally made it. Oh man, I was getting ready to kill it. It's getting ready to turn it off. He's in a hurry. He's in a hurry to go nowhere. I mean, these cops running around, you know, one flock just constant violating people's rights, constant hate for people exercising their rights. I just had a cop stalk me while I went and ate. I come [clears throat] out of the place. I wave at him. I think he puts his foot on the brake. Then I walk out of his view where he can't see me. And then he pulls up to me like, you know, what the are you that bored or what, dude? You hate the first amendment that much, you know? cuz once I, you know, it's it's easy for them to stalk me, you know, if I'm driving and there's cameras and, you know, flock and all that, but as soon as I get off grid basically, it's funny cuz I'll I'll do it on purpose all the time and and It's It's the same everywhere I've ever went. They do the same stuff. They play the same games, same tactics. They all commit the same crimes. They all think they're above the law. But no, a flock and and the way they're violating people's rights on a daily basis and act like they don't when everybody knows they are. They'll violate your rights and then say, "I'm not violating your rights." And then they'll continue to violate your rights some more. Real live oath traders. They swear to protect your rights to get that job, to get that paycheck rolling in. Hey, he's got a headlight out. That's an undercover, too. undercover. Uh, But like I was saying, all that stuff is going to start a revolution. You know what I mean? People are getting tired of it. And I'm going to document the whole damn thing. There's another one speeding. No emergency lights. Doing 20 over the speed limit. You know why? Cuz he's above the law. He's above the law. He's your hero. He's above the law. He's your zero. He's above the law. He's your hero. like that. Stop there. I had to come out of the woodwork. I just took I just went off grid for about an hour and the second I pop out, boom, there they are. Like literally, I wasn't back on grid for not even, you know, two minutes. with that stadium in town. I don't know. I think might [cough and clears throat] be a chase going on or somebody got away. Somebody got away. Ooh. Last night I was like across the street. A dude in a Hellcat comes flying by right here. There's a cop sitting right where I'm sitting. The cop ends up getting smoked. I don't think he ever caught up with him. So, traffic stopped to my left, But I don't think it's anything. Just one cop stop. Just the one cop stop. The one cop stop. and I only say that cuz several other cars drove away from it. Hello. Supposed to be something up here. I don't know what it is, but I'm about to find out. As long as they don't kick in out. Heat. I don't know. It kind of looks like another one cop stop. Another one cop stop. Another one cop stop. I don't know. Searching or what? I got the alert. I'm on scene. All right, we're searching searching for gold. red alert. Hello Yeah. >> All right. >> Yeah. Doesn't look like they found anything. Somebody's calling and ain't nobody answering. They're busy right now. Sorry. So, I wonder if they're in the back of this car or one of these cars or they already take them or do they run We'll find out in a minute. What's up, Pink Taco? Who the hell is that? Pink Taco, you still got that PayPal and Cash app going to your account? Uhoh, we're busted. It's the ghetto bird. We got backup. Bringing in the female for a female finger bang or what? We need a female officer on scene. We got a female. We need you to finger. Uhoh, she's gloving up. Oh man. She's putting her gloves on. Seem like she's talking to somebody in the back of the car. Red alert. Red alert. Oh, they're taking them. I think looks like it. Unless unless they're just creating space so they can do it and I can't record it. That way they can do it on the other side of that car and I can't see it. Sucks when the cops hate the First Amendment, man. It's not really a crosswalk, but It's crazy. They're going to endanger more people's lives just to do that, you know, just to hide from the camera. This guy's walking down the median. Wonder if he's not part of it or the one that's been calling. ghetto bird. Ghetto bird. I'm still up there. How much more can they violate people? She's probably got another girl to go finger. Probably got another girl to go finger. Don't want that on camera. What else would they want to hide it for? You know, their personal feelings. Are they the feelings police? Now let him take the car or what? Or move it. Must be his car. Okay. Well, we got another stop going on. So, let's roll. Let's roll, Joel. You got the bird above me now. I got the bird above me. Let's go for a ride, Mr. Bird. Let's go. Heat. Heat. And there it is. There it is. Look, I thought I seen the female cop. I don't know. Can't tell. I think they walked away up. It's over. Got them for a headlight. Got them for the headlight. I think there was another one, but Damn bird followed me all the way there. I don't know why. Whatever. Follow me around if you want, buddy. You can hurry up and end these stops cuz it's another win for the good guys no matter what. Whether they sit around for hours, whether they bail out as soon as I show up, it's another win for the good guys. And that's all that matters is the good guys keep winning. Good guys keep winning. Dang. Another win for the good guys. supposed to be something up here, too. I got like I don't know 10 12 spotters out on payroll tonight. And from now on, every night of the week, seven days a week, hopefully we need like 20, 30 here. So, I got to step it up a little bit. We're going to need some more spotters. We're definitely going to need some more spotters. street parking maybe. I don't know. But it is now. Oh, they've got the car surrounded. They've got the car surrounded. walking back up. There's one cop on the passenger side. The other one just walked back up to the driver's side. So, I don't know if it's going to be over or what, but He left his door open. He must be back in his car. I can get a better angle. Go over here. Now I'm like six feet away. They have to ask you to get back first and then you really don't have to move, but if you have no intent on interfering, threatening, or harassing. So, [clears throat] one of these days I'll grow some balls and test that. Unfortunately, I haven't really talked about it, but for the next We got backup. Next couple months I got to like be a good boy. So it's going to be boring. but after that it's on. I'll explain later. I don't think they're going to do anything, but I don't know. I still can't tell for sure. I can't tell. He said it's about the tag. Tag lights. I can't tell. What the hell does that say? Is that expired? Does it say 624? I can't tell what that says. Can anybody read that? You guys can zoom in further. I can't zoom in any further. What's that plate say? Still not done. 424. Is that what it says? Whoops. Maybe they've been away on like in the military. No, it's not a dealer tag. It's a regular state tag. Dang, I didn't see dealer. Did it say dealer? Oh, it is a dealer. Expired dealer plate. I don't know how that works. Got to pay them dealer fees. You're going to be a dealer. Maybe he's not a car dealer. Maybe he's a different kind of dealer. Maybe he deals in hot chicks. [laughter] Probably. Probably. This is probably exactly what they thought. Yeah, I don't know if they've even spotted me here yet, honestly. They usually don't, these cops usually don't give me much attention, which is the way I like it. You know, I don't want no intention. I don't want to talk to these [ __ ] I just want to record them. Think he hears me talking at my Toyota. Hey, that's my bike. Motor's too loud. We're not going to be able to hear him. They may kick. They still may. You just never know. But I've had definitely still had them, you know, be a-holes. Heat. So, who's the victim with an expired plate? Getting pulled over for an expired plate. Is that a victimless crime or what? Turning off body cam. Looks like they're all done. Done and out. Got one license plate light out too. One on the left works. One on the right does not. >> [clears throat] >> Okay. What do we got? Here they come. Here they come. There he goes. No turn signal. Oh, What's up, Chris? Kick, Wild, Frank, Broccoli, Rurick, Robert, Tim. Tag issues in Florida earns a beat down, right? Might as well. You're going to go through all that. Might as well. Better watch out. These cops are going to get you. They going to get you. It's the cops. It's crazy. These cops just, you know, get behind every car. They don't even care. They don't need to see anything wrong, nothing. They just get behind every damn car and then go try to find something on it. You know what I mean? [laughter] They're like psychotic scavengers, you know? I got to do something so I can get promoted and get more money. Ah, [groaning] [clears throat] Right there's where I got kidnapped. Right there where they kidnapped me. This will give you guys something to look at. I got to go grab something to drink. I need something cold to drink, man. I need a cold drink. Oh my god. I was in line waiting behind one person the whole time. Went in, grabbed what I wanted, done in 30 seconds, and waited then waited for this guy to count out cash. I don't know and then count out some more cash and then say, "Oh, get me this." Count out some more cash. I don't know. I wasn't paying attention at first, but then I'm after 10 minutes, I'm like, "What the hell, man? Who the hell's putting emojis in my chat? Hopefully we didn't scare the cops off. They're on a roll for a minute, man. I ain't seen that in a couple days. So, I don't know if they all thought I was still incognito so they could take advantage real quick or what? I know they can only they can only sit around so long before it'll drive them crazy. Especially if the department's forcing them to do it, you know, which is what's been happening. ing. I've already got somebody on the inside, so I already know. I already know what's going on. But no matter where I go, it doesn't take very long before, you know, a cop or two doesn't like how what they're doing to you and, you know, actually cares about, you know, your rights. Doesn't want any part of it. So, we'll end up throwing them under the bus over it. I always protect them when they do that, though. You know, I would never bust them out. If some cop's going to give me information, I ain't going to bust them out for it, you know. Heat. Heat. Seems like every department's got one or two, right? It's not the 99% good and the 1% bad. It's the opposite of that. There's probably a couple more, but they're too afraid, right? Until what happens is they get pissed off about something, then you know, they ain't scared no more. It's the Blue Line Terror Squad. I haven't checked on this department today. This is a different town here. Little suburb. I usually get stuff here earlier, but not so late. But we'll check it out. We will check it out. Heat. Heat. >> [clears throat] >> What? Heat. She's looking quiet. Only cops on the road are behind me. Here they come to ruin your day. Yeah. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Where are you? We got some stops going on. I'm just on the wrong side of town. I'm on the wrong side of town, man. Heat. Heat. Two of them hanging out that racetrack. Ah. I am. I am. [snorts] Yeah, I smell it. Oh, we're getting closer. We're closing in. Heat. Heat. Just passed three of them. One on the left, two on the right. She had her tits out and everything. She's like, "Come and get it." She was on the left pink shirt. Rewind it. There's girls out here every night. It ain't no Harry Hines, but there's girls out here every night. Hey baby, there goes another one. on the right. Watch out. There's another one on the right. She usually waves at me when I drive by. She's like, "Come and get it. You watch closely. They they try to make eye contact with you. Wow, One on the left. Another one on the left. Bunch of damn zombies roaming the streets. What's up, Autoatron Kurt? dog, Jennifer, Chris, Wanda, Princess Click. Heat. Looks like they're back to slacking again. That's all right. It's another win for the good guys. One camera at a time, keeping them off the street, showing everybody how useful and needed they actually are. And what that does right there, too, that prevents crime. him just sitting there leaving people alone. It's called crime prevention. Not because them sitting there is actually preventing crime, but the fact that they're not out creating crime is preventing crime. So, it's good for like, you know, the statistics, too. If you can get all the cops off the street and leaving people alone, it, you know, makes the crime stats for the city look better. You know why? Cuz there's not as much crime. Cuz the cops ain't out there creating it and targeting people for victimless crimes. Yeah, cameras will cost the city millions, but it saves the community millions. Yo, man. I like it. I like it. I like it. I like it. And if you can show that all these cops just sit around for hours, like I was saying earlier, you can save the communities and the taxpayers even more money by getting rid of, you know, 80% of the cops on the street. Then you can actually fix roads and [ __ ] instead of giving police departments and sheriff departments millions and millions and millions of dollars every year for helicopters and all kinds of [ __ ] All right. Wow. Wow. Last night it was a kill. [music] >> What the hell? They're turned off. That one's turned off. That's a plate reader. >> Must have got Friday aid. Friday. [music] >> Sorry, I can't hold it still and walk. That's where we're headed. Hold on. I got to tighten my pants. Searching the truck. See two of them. Where are they at? Must be >> there must be one or two of them up in there, too. What are they doing, man? Using the camper, three dudes doing in a camper together. >> Yeah, man. Can you get me a coffee? Uh coffee shot. >> I will get me a beer, will you? Shot of whiskey. Yeah, you can help me, boy. Wonder if they got a warrant. Think they got a warrant. Yeah, it's Florida. Where's your warrant? Tampa, Florida. Sincere. I know, right? I didn't Why you ask? That's what I should have said. Any extra bullets you don't need? That's a good one. Should have said that. I was going to ask him for drugs, but I didn't know how well that would go. You got any smoke? Got any crack, man? They might charge me with that. So, I can't do that. Thanks, Curtis. Appreciate it. City of Tampa. Tampa poly. He's gloving upun. Getting them gloves on. There must maybe there's still a cop in there. There is. There's There really was four cops in that thing. That camper. We got back up. I don't see the driver. They already got him in the back of the car. They got him in the back of the car already, guys and gals. Oh, I got the door open. War ant. Where's the war ant? They probably He probably didn't give permission to search. They're just forcing it. They're camping in the city. They're camping in the state of Florida. If you can find it, Who's a good boy? Tell them to [ __ ] off. [ __ ] off. I do that every day. It's nothing new. Yeah. I don't know. what this really is. I mean, it's like where I'm at is like parking. On that side is parking. I think this is just city parking. Really? I don't know. There was a sign that said toway zone, but reserve tenant only for these ones. I don't see that on the fence over there, though. There's parking blocks up to the fence. There's parking blocks on this side for the tracks. This says unauthorized. though. No free parking at any time. Pay in advance. So, it's city be my guess. Well, I don't know. Maybe not. PMS incorporated. I don't know. I don't know how what type of easements tracks have, but they're usually federal property and they usually have a good distance that's actually theirs. But Goose is parking over here. Yeah. But I don't know. It's obviously somebody that rents parking out or something. like that whole parking lot is it's privately owned. It's public parking, but it's owned by 717, which owns most of the parking lots here or they manage them for the city. I don't really know if they physically own the properties or what, but throughout Tampa, like you go downtown Tampa, it's all 717 on the parking lots, pay to park. This is a different company apparently, but like that one has a machine to pay at right there. That's where you pay to park. This one doesn't. So, I don't know. I never do, Curtis. That's why I'm out here at 4:00 a.m. trying to make five bucks. [clears throat] Yeah, Curtis is great. They could at least took their shoes off before they went in the guy's house. Jesus. No respect. No respect at all. Thanks, Curtis. I think it's funny when they try to be bullies. Can I help you? You know, like I'm doing something wrong. You know what I mean? It's how they like to act. That's how they like to try to intimidate you. >> Yeah, man. I need a blow. >> Giving away free blows. Okay. Your hand your hand but uh behind her man like behind like you really pull the hair down like if you put your hand like up top be like but your hand got to go around feel it right feel it on the side right there your hands. Like I don't know if your hands like >> I mean it might be I mean I mean I mean you put your hand around you won't feel it like it's normal >> right in that hole right to the left. It's like it's a limp, but it's it's >> right. >> Right. Right there where you right there is right there. It's black. Uh >> right. Uh uh got What the hell was that? See a security guard down here or no? It's that cops. >> No, I don't know. But like the cops are >> Oh yeah, that cop just had his taken off. >> That's what I thought. I was like, "What the hell?" took it off to climb through the truck. >> Not on this side. On this side, >> right side would look up. But we have to not get my car today. like how you position it. Just put that on right hand side. Not my rifle. >> Oh yeah. Behind that line. I >> think he's They probably asked him if he wants anything out of the truck and they're uh trying to get it, trying to find whatever he's talking about. What's up, Toer? What's up, radio nerd? >> [clears throat] >> on the TV. Make sure you're watching in 1080p if your internet service provider will allow it. What's up, gold hunter? I don't know if he know even knows what he's looking for. It's always the bald ones. He just couldn't resist. He just couldn't help himself. Tampa, Florida. What's the temperature? I don't know. It's usually um I don't know, 80 80 85 at night. It's about as cool as it gets. Unless we get like a big bad rainstorm, then it might get down to 75 if we're lucky. But outside of summer or, you know, I think 68's the normal, but that's rare. And then anything colder than that, you know, it's got to be winter winter. And it's still rare. Even in the middle of winter, it gets up to >> 70 during the day. >> He still can't find what he's supposed to be finding. [ __ ] fire ants or something getting me or no seems I don't know over open. You know, look at that in the open. I look or he's acting like there's drugs in the car just to mess with them so they can keep digging. This cop just got back out. I don't know. I don't see nothing. He's like, "Yeah, man. There's drugs in there. It's It's right here. It's right there." Wouldn't that be funny? It's like, "You You want to mess with me? Here you go. [laughter] We got a bunch of coke in the trunk. God, >> are they done? Going, going, gone. Or what We got more backup. I pulled him up to it. That way he can explain where it is. Yeah. Yeah. I think it's Curtis. I don't think they found anything. Oh, they found it. >> Nope, they didn't. [clears throat] What are they doing, man? [laughter] Oh, thanks, Curtis. Turning the chat green. Oh, yeah. And in a minute he's going to be like, "Well, maybe I already smoked it all. I guess I don't have any." Sorry, guys. [laughter] At one point there was, I don't know, two or three of them inside the cab. [laughter] >> I think three. At least three. Maybe one standing at the doorway. I don't know. He might have got in there, too, at one point. Might have been four. Curtis, hell yeah, man. Appreciate it. Oh my god. Jesus. One, two, three, four. Five, six. War ant. And this guy's doing good. He's got six cops all to himself that are not messing with other people. >> I think he just found a dildo. He said, "Oh god, >> it touched my mouth. Akan, Ohio. I don't know if I've recorded in Akran. Did a lot of Columbus. Ohio. Ohio. Did Cincinnati. That's where the Cincinnati Cleveland Cincinnati is where the uh arch is, right? So I've did there Sanduski I've done um and then norththeast I can't remember some small towns up there northeast right on the water I've done it's like up by Detroit or on the way to Detroit from like Chicago or northern Indiana did some stuff up there. I don't think in Akran though unless that's Akan, but I don't remember. Is Akran north or south? Cincinnati's the most southern thing and then Columbus I think that I can remember in Ohio. Oh, St. Louis has the arch. Cincinnati has something, too, don't they? >> I know St. Louis has an arch, but >> doesn't Cincinnati have something? Yeah. Central Akan Central. I got to go hit Cleveland with Frank. Frank Pants, which is sleeping now. But I want to go hit Cleveland with Frankie pants. Frankie Frankie one of these days. so to Yeah, Toledo is up there in the north corner, right? Okay. Did a little bit in southern Michigan, but not a whole lot other than that in Detroit. I hit Detroit for a week. I took AFA with me on that one. I tried to get him where I wanted to go across the border to Canada to when you're in Detroit, you can see uh Windsor, I think it's called. You can see like over a river or something. You can see Canada from Detroit. And I wanted I wanted to try to get him to go across the border with me just for fun, you know, just to go and get turned around like with no passports, no nothing, just for content. But he was dealing with some stuff and so he chickenened out. He didn't want to risk it. You from Canada? Sweet. You ain't got to be sorry. I like my Canadians. I got a lot of Canadian followers. What are they doing, man? Hm. Thanks, Curtis, man. Appreciate it. What? In Canada? He did. What the hell? That's crazy. I didn't know that. I hadn't been keeping up. I knew he went, but [laughter] what the hell? Oh, I mean, he's from there originally. I mean, I think he's got dual citizenship. I was surprised they let him actually go back, but free Lane Myers. Why is Lane Myers not free? I don't know. Him and Direct D. I don't know. They can stay in there as far as I'm concerned. I liked them both at one point, but they both turned into traders. I get it. You know, they can't go out and get the content, but they don't need to. They could have, you know, became the next lacklusters, you know, stealing content for a living. They don't have to turn into haters and trolls. I really like Lane. In the beginning, dude was on fire. He could just talk talk talk. It was great. >> [laughter] >> Looks like em [laughter] I can't even say that word. M&M Eminem. I seen it's funny. >> [laughter] >> Jesus, this is boring. I assume they're taking him, but only reason I'm staying is to see if he gets to go free after all this. [laughter] See how bad they violated the guy. Have to look later. See what they charge him with. You don't like Ian? Yeah. He was wanting to work together when he got out here because he's really a half hour away from me. But um I just kind of stayed clear of him like no. I never met him, but I used to like him back in the beginning years ago when he had his first channel. He got it up to like 80,000 before he lost it. No, not Lane. I've never worked with Lane either. Is Lane the one you were going through the city of Chicago with last year that had the real sharp northern accent? He talked a lot after the cops all the time. Um, no, that's uh Freeman Liberty. He is I don't know he's American citizen but um I think probably Spanish Mexican. He's I don't know. I I mean, I really like him as a person. He's a great friend. We talk all the time, but he's kind of he he kind of goes to the extreme with, you know, federal law. which I understand and I get, but the things he says is like classic, you know, softset stuff. Thanks, Kurt. Curtis, I think they're out of here now. I think they're done. I think they decide to call it a night. Siberian tiger. I checked him out once or twice. I don't really know anything about him to be honest with you. Don't know nothing. Man, the bar scene. This is like the bar scene too of Tampa. Got real quiet. Like that's city parking that building. It's a Tampa City parking building. Parking garage. Berry Halls beer corner. Who was it? Lays and Lays. You're a subset. I feel a good old stalking coming on. [laughter] Hey, he's got blinker fluid. He used his turn signal. No way, dude. No way, dude. 4:12 a.m. Yeah. 4:13 on my clock. We got the sty down here. I ain't seen the stadies down here for a minute. Got two of them. Heat. Heat. Heat. Joseph Michael Lynch Survival Living. Never heard of him. Stadies come down here once in a while trying to get DUIs. Here we go. Got to be some pizza crust. It's around here somewhere. I know [laughter] cuz I'm kicking trash. Somebody dropped their corona. Oh man, [sighs] got some exercise tonight. Attacked the dead man's family, too. Then gave then gave up. Crazy. [sighs] I know. I had to double check cuz a lot of them walk around here and their pants are falling down and they don't have no underwear on. So, [laughter] I had to double check before I showed you guys. [laughter] My car stinks. Not bad. But you can't really see, but turn light. Smells like that crap. Every time I go to the car wash, the car wash I use, every time I go there, they give you a free one and you can wash your car every day. And so it smells like air freshener chemicals. So I have a collection. I just been stacking them. [laughter] >> Recording started. >> I don't go to the car wash every day, but I go every few days. every week at least. I'm going cool down for a minute. Car says 75 out. I don't know. It's usually a little higher than what it is outside, but I don't know. It feels about 70 75. Tomorrow night I'm probably going to switch back to the other channel. So, make sure you're following over there, too. If there's any mods in here, you can post it. Post a link. [clears throat] I need a I need your help. I need a comeback. for when the cops say, "Can I help you?" Put it in the chat below. Let's go. I need a comeback. Give me a comeback. [ __ ] These [ __ ] dirty [ __ ] I know where to [ __ ] park over here. They brought this [ __ ] over here, dude. And are [ __ ] with him. I wonder why they all went down the same [ __ ] street. [clears throat] They brought him over here off camera to [ __ ] with him. I wonder why they all came down exact all the way down here and all turned left right here. That's what I was thinking. They have him out of the [ __ ] car and was [ __ ] with him. Think they're all trying to come up with some type of plan. You believe this [ __ ] Like that's some shady [ __ ] man. Shady. Some shady [ __ ] These cops are definitely up to no good. Definitely up to no good. And that's why that one cop is like going to help you. I don't know what he got. The key to the semi or what? How long are they going to keep him detained and in handcuffs and in the back of the car? It's been an hour. At least minimum one hour. Wonder if they got the heat cranked up, too. I know. Gold Hunter, it's crazy. They're definitely up to something. Heat. Heat. I guess this is the sidewalk. Now, where do I go? A Jeep of LEDs or what? I guess it's bright. These cops are being suspicious. Very suspicious. It's more than illegal detainment. They arrested the guy. Detainment is just stand right here. Don't move. Handcuffs and then relocating you is an arrest. Moving you from one location to another is an arrest. [clears throat] Handcuffing you is an arrest. Yeah, that bald cop's back over here at the semi. came back over. Either got something out, planted something, one or the other. Put something back. Now he's headed back down there. Fishy fishy. I noticed when they turned down that street, my thoughts were like, why are they going down that street? And then, why did all six of them end up going down that street? [laughter] Like, what the [ __ ] It shows you how much they hate our rides, people. You know, they went down there and did that because of the camera. To get off camera, to come up with a plan, make sure they're all on the same page, make sure all their stories match. That's what that was. It could have been more too, but I just can't, you know, we just don't have the facts on that to say anything house. He Go get him. There he goes. He's on his way to jail. I assume that's him. County jails that way. stinks out there. [ __ ] One of those cops are [clears throat] behind me. Heat. Heat. No turn signal. You know why? Cuz he's above the law. I think he might be going after that truck. Heat. Heat. Yes, it's live. What's up, Oreo? What's up, Sally? To Marcus. Randy. I know. Thanks, Andrew. Asomatic. >> [clears throat] >> Oreo. I mean, I don't know, man. All of it bad, you know, really. It's not how it's supposed to be. It's supposed to be good, but the idea of it all supposed to be, you know, a good idea, but it's it gets misused by all of them. All public servants suck. That's why I say all public servants need maxed out at minimum wage. It should be the top pay. Everybody needs to push that narrative. Public servants get minimum wage. That's it. We're all overpaid. They can't even take care of roads, drainage, buildings, nothing. They all suck. Every public servant sucks at their job. Never seen a public servant that just does a great job. There's a traffic stop. Couple deputies. It's in the median, though. Even the president, I think the president needs maxed out minimum wage. We don't want somebody doing it for the money. We want somebody to do it for us. And every president's already rich as [ __ ] right? I think their pension should continue the same amount if we're going to give them pensions. Minimum wage. Like I've said before, I I bet minimum wage would go up real quick, but you know it would Heat. Jesus. Four and a half months. That's crazy. It's cuz you hired a lawyer and didn't handle it yourself. cuz you think the lawyer you hired doesn't go hang out with the judge and the prosecutors and all them. You think they don't all party together, get coked up? You think they ain't all out eating lunch together every day? Pay closer attention. I used to see it. I just thought it was normal. I don't know. Maybe not. Even when I was younger and I first spotted that [ __ ] going on, I knew I was like, "What the hell? This that's crazy." But it just kind of stopped there. Like, who am I? What am I going to do about it? I just, you know, to myself, I said, "That's crazy." You know, that's not right. But there was nothing I could do about it. But that's cuz the area I was in, I'd been for, you know, 30 years. So I knew everybody. I knew all the lawyers, all the judges, all the prosecutors. I knew who these people were. So when I'm sitting at a table at a restaurant next to them, you know, [laughter] across the street from the courthouse at noon, I'm seeing this And I know for a fact that it goes on everywhere. Damn, [cough] heat. people. I'm out. I got a long drive home. I'll be back. I think it's that damn air freshener choking me. The chemicals are killing me. [cough] I'm just kidding.