[music] This is Magnum and what you're about to witness is one of the most sinister sounding intros to [music] a trailer to one of the greatest epics ever produced in the history of television. And welcome back to Fax or Pros. Make sure you hit that [music] thumbs up button, you're subscribed, ring the bell for notifications so the next time we premiere a video, you can be in the live chat and leave a comment in the comment section and tell me what you think. And this time around, a sovereign citizen with no driver's license, no registration, no insurance, and the wrong plates on its vehicle. Oh, and he's at a church for cell phone service because reasons. So sit back, relax, and enjoy. Sheriff's department has me pulled over in a church parking lot. I come here often just to use the internet and so forth because where I live there is no service. Oh, how convenient. But he chose to follow me in here and I just informed him that I believe in my right to travel and that if he wants he can write me a bunch of tickets and we'll go to court and I'll win again. [snorts] And he just went back to the car to run my name. So we'll see where we go from here. soon after. You have a license in any state? I have an expired license in Alabama. I don't have it on me. Okay. That's the only one that you have, though? Yeah. Okay, sir. Dumb ass. Later in the void. Here's the basic argument. Shapiro versus Thompson says your right to travel is so inherent that it need not even be mentioned. How powerful is that? Stop cherrypicking Supreme Court cases. Look it up on Lexus. Read it for yourself. Read the conclusion. Read the entire case. It has nothing to do with what you're talking about. There's hundreds of Supreme Court rulings that talk about your right to travel, your right to locomotion, your right to go from point A to point B. It's it's well documented. It's well settled in law. You have the right to travel. But Miranda versus Arizona says that when it comes to a constitutionally protected right, it can't be abregated. Oh, come on with the cherrypicking already. Look, again, you're you're not reading the whole case. That has nothing to do with the right to travel. Now, that isn't the exact words of the thing, but you don't have to say it the way they do it. You ain't an attorney. All right. But abre areated just it's it's fancy lawyer speak for means they can't take it away. So if it was a right at one time, it's a right today and it will always be a right in this country until that constitution is destroyed. And uh then Murdoch versus Pennsylvania says because I took them off my other car and slapped them on this one. Man, it's just to look this here. Come here, bud. This is just to keep local smokers from calling y'all and bugging y'all all the time. What are you talking about? What? What did you say? I said this is just just to keep regular folks out on the street from calling y'all all the time when I'm going down the road. That's the only reason I even put plates on this car. Otherwise, I wouldn't even run them. Okay. But it's just so you guys don't get bugged all the time, okay? You know, the right to travel's well set well settled in law, brother. It is also said that you can't switch plates on a motor vehicle. [screaming] Okay. That Okay. I'm not going to argue with you about No, no, no, no, no. I I don't want to argue with you. Look, this isn't this isn't Oh, I'll be back. Oh, wow. Much much later. I don't have nothing against these cops, man. I'm not a cop hater. There are a lot of people that do not know how to govern themselves. And that's what these guys are for. But back to the argument, Murdoch versus Pennsylvania says that uh a right may not be converted into a privilege and a license and fee issued. Therefore, it's clearly unconstitutional. Oh, come on. You're not even trying anymore. It's just cherrypicking and I give up. And and it goes on further to state that placing a fee on a right is like placing a tax on a right. It tends to inhibit a right and therefore it's also unconstitutional on those grounds. Well, Marberry versus Madison says that anything unconstitutional is null and void of law from its inception. Not the date so ruled in court. That means a judge has never even had to rule on the issue. Once again, you not even knowing what the case is about. Look it up. Read it. Stop cherrypicking. All you need to do is demonstrate its unconstitutionality and it should be null. Now, if you can demonstrate that everything you were doing was in line with the Constitution and Supreme Court rulings, you can get these things thrown out. But you have to stay right in that spot. You have to stay on point constant. I'm getting like interested in learning or something. Oh, the van. It's not the right car, but I don't know. It's registered to some lady up in Washington or something like that, man. And it's been through a couple owners. That's what the last officers told me down in St. Helens. But I do have bill of sale in my files, man. I got it from uh Come on, baby. What's the name? 93. Where was this vehicle? Where did you buy it from? Is it an Orton car? No, it's a Washington car. Um, I bought it from What the hell's the guy's name? What's his name? What's his name? I got nothing out of name. He's involved in them methheads. Larry something. If you said his last name, I'd know it, but I can't think of his last name. It's on the paperwork. Yeah, I don't think that's my Yeah, I don't do certificate of title. I don't do registration, insurance, none of that, brother. I I I do I do just like if you sold me a horse, you'd give me a piece of paper with a bill of sale. Do you have any tippy tepee for my bung hole? No, that's your choice. You just got to have say that's a violation. You can get you can get a ticket for it. Well, [clears throat] oh, I think he's going to write me a ticket. Wow, you got one right this time. I hope he doesn't tow my car, but if he does, it's a violation and then they're in trouble because then they've caused me an injury. Good luck. See all this right here? Yeah, he's taking a little bit of my time and stuff like that, but he's being professional. He's not flipping out. He's acting the way an officer of the law should act. He just been taught wrong, man. Just like we all have been. I didn't know this stuff 30 years ago. We hold all these really super strong leafs. We for no other reason than we've been told so our entire lives. Our aunts, uncles, and cousins, mothers, fathers, grandparents, our teachers. Don't blame this [music] on us teachers. But if he writes me a ticket, I will get to ask the judge the question I've been dying to ask since the last time I went to court. Do you [music] think they'll try to break my balls? and that is I want to ask that if it's true in law that all motor vehicles are automobiles but not all automobiles are motor vehicles then he's probably going to tell me something like well I can't give you legal advice and I'm not asking for legal advice I'm not asking how to do something I am asking for legal clarification and that is the judge's duty to give you that so I want to get it on on the record because you think your private automobile is a motor vehicle. That words are not interchangeable in law. It is so very specific. People with OCD would love it. If you got OCD, start studying law. The specificity of it is it's mindboggling because you are not taught to think like this at all. Even attorneys are not taught to think like this. Most attorneys have no idea what's going on. All right, Mr. Bennett. Fortunately, today you're being issued a citation for illegal alteration license plate, driving uninsured, and no valid operator's license. The court date will be on January 6th of 2020 at 10:00 a.m. at the Columbia City Justice Court. Columbia City. All right. This is a violation. Where's What is What is Columbia City? So, the address right here is on the back. I circled it for you. All right. Can you see it right there? Yeah. See where I circled it? It'll be right there. Like I said, this is a violation. You don't have to appear if you don't want to, but if you would like to, that will be your coordinate. Okay. If you want to mail in a fine, you can mail it to Bernoni Justice Court. No, I just I just I just send them paperwork, brother. That's all I do. Okay. So, you have any questions about this? No, [clears throat] I know how I know I know how to handle it. I'm not going to All right. So, you don't you don't have license? I'm not stupid. The car doesn't have insurance. So, I'm just going to let you know. I'm not going to sit here and babysit you. If you do choose to drive again, you could be issued another citation. Your vehicle could be towed. Well, then I then that would be an injury and then then there's trouble because then we'll go to the federal court and that's that's big. Okay. Okay. All right. Look, look. I I'm not I don't I'm not I don't want to fight with you. I don't I really really don't want to fight with you. But please don't be the one because I've liked every last one of you that I've met on the sheriff's department. I really do. I like all you and I do not want to sue one of you. You're not You have immunity, okay? For but that's only for things that are within the law and I can clearly demonstrate my right to travel. Okay? Please don't be the one. I'm just going to let you know. All right. I know how it goes, man. I'm actually looking for the egghehead cop that wants to be unprofessional and cause me an injury because then my family's rich. It's a It's called title. Look, talk to an attorney. It's title 42 section 1983 of the federal code. It's deprivation of rights under color of law. It looks like sounds like if you can take a bite of it, might even taste a little bit like law. But I can demonstrate it unconstitutionality. Shapiro versus Thompson says that the right to travel on the people is so inherent that it not need not even be mentioned. So it's not just something I'm pulling out of my ass and saying it's a right. The Supreme Court agrees it's my right. Well then that's what Wait, wait, wait. No, no, no. I'm not going to go. Mr. Look, Miranda versus look real. I can do this in less than two minutes. I promise. Miranda versus Arizona says that constitutionally protected right, any right that can be demonstrated to be constitutionally protected may not be abregated. That's just fancy lawyer speak for saying they can never take it away. Okay. Murdoch versus Pennsylvania says uh a right may not be converted into a privilege and a license and fee issued. Therefore, it's clearly unconstitutional. Um and that placing a fee on a right is like placing a tax on a right. It tends to inhibit a right and therefore it's also unconstitutional on those grounds. What Marberry versus Madison says is anything unconstitutional is null and void of law from its inception. Not the date so ruled in court. So it never even had to be ruled unconstitutional. If you can demonstrate its unconstitutionality, it's unconstitutional. And and take it to court, Mike, I I I already have. I have the paperwork, brother. I I've already I've already won. I mean, it's okay. It is what it is. I'm not I'm not trying to be a I'm really not. I'm not trying I know. I know. I know. No, no, dude. I'm I'm sitting here recording myself and I'm talking about like I'm giving the sheriff's department kudos cuz every one of y'all I've run into has been absolutely professional, you know. So, I'm not a cop hater. We appreciate that. There's Look, there's too many people that don't know how to govern themselves. I'm not a cop hater. I'm not anti-op. I'm not defund the police. I'm not that stupid. I mean, I've been I'm stuck in the middle of all these guys down here and they're a whole lot bigger than me and I appreciate having somebody a little bit bigger than them to call on. Yeah. you know, because there are there's too many people that think their rights end within yours, and that isn't what I'm about at all. I I I could have got these guys in so much trouble by lying on them, it's ridiculous. But I believe that if I undermine their rights, I'm undermining my own. I'm all about the responsible exercise rights. It's like when you watched me following that camper down the road, you see how far behind him I was. There's no way I'm ever going to hit that guy. Yeah. You know, I'm extremely careful. I That's not to say something can't happen, you know, but supposition and conjecture aren't crimes either. All right. Well, you have a safe night. You, too, man. All right. I And I wasn't coming in here to get away from you neither. I couldn't even see what it was behind me. This is where I sit all the time. If you drive by here, finally get cell phone service. Yeah. If you drive by here about this time of night, man, this this is where I am all the time. It's the only way I can get communication. Yeah, I know. It's And this is where I run to all the time to call you guys. I don't dare sit down there at the B&B because they all live back there behind the B&B. Yeah. Uh that's a fan of service down there. Yeah. So any anytime I've I've the dozen or so times I've had to call you all to come down there, you know them shooting at us, everything. This is it's absolutely ridiculous. You try to help a guy out, man. And I I could teach this to somebody and they could repeat it back to me. Perfect. Word for word. But if I'll tell you what, if you're out there screwing around and if you're doing something wrong, when you get in front of that judge, he'll chew you up every time. All right, Mr. Bennett, you have a safe night, like I said. Okay. All right, brother. If you have any other problems, I will. Hey, that hasn't got Oscar written all over it. I'll eat my invitation to the award ceremony. And good luck in court, Mr. Sovereign. [music] Thank you for joining Facts or Frauds. Make sure you hit that thumbs up button, you're subscribed, ring the bell for notifications so the next time we premiere a video, you can be in the live chat with everybody else. 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