He swore an oath to protect the Constitution. Nobody gives a flying about the Constitution. Look, I got a First Amendment right, freedom of press, to walk up here and document this situation right now. You're violating my First Amendment right by not allowing me to do it. I want to document what's going on here, and guess what? You think I got a First Amendment right now to do that? You know why? Because you're standing in my way. >> Get in there. >> Oh, god. >> [snorts] >> Oh, I like it when you touch me like that. Oh, it feels good. Why don't you stop? >> Is there such a thing as a good cop? I know we talk about this kind of thing a lot, but is there such thing as a good cop? That's the first question. The second thing is, if there is, what makes a good cop? When you say, "Oh, there are good cops." Is that like saying there's a good baker, there's a good butcher, there's a good candlestick maker, there's a good mechanic? What makes a mechanic or a butcher good? Well, the butcher knows how to slice cuts of beef and chicken. They know how to package this thing for you and give you a really good price. A mechanic knows how to replace your starter, get into the engine, replace the valves, you know, replace spark plugs, or just get you back on the road. What is a good cop do? What does a good cop look like? What is the prerequisite for being a good cop? What if a mechanic took a pledge to pour sugar in everybody's tank? Would he be a good mechanic? What if What if a What if a baker promised that every time you came through the door, he would slam you up against the wall and put his hands in your pockets? Would you call him and but he was able to bake you a really good cake? You wanted some muffins for your kids' fifth birthday with candles and and the frosting and everything, and he was able to do that, but before he did that, he threw you up against the wall and he shook you down. Would that be a good baker? What makes a good cop? We're going to put that on the back burner for right now. I want to go over this, maybe have a little bit of dialogue about James Freeman, what he's been charged with, where he's at right now, the GoFundMe that thanks to people like Lackluster, Delete Laws, Pigs Under Pressure, has reached a phenomenal peak of I think it's up to 67 68,000 dollars now. So, a lot of people, a lot of support pouring in for James Freeman. This is the interaction that Pigs Under Pressure had with a cop who was stationed 50 feet 60 feet away from James for where James Freeman was being arrested. Let's check this out. I want to ask a real quick question about this. >> There's some [ __ ] people right over there, man. Can I walk up as far as they are? I mean, there's no threat now. The threat's neutralized. >> They told you you could. No, I mean, can I walk up as far as them instead of crossing on that side. Walk up as far as them here, though. I'll walk with you. I'm not going to go any closer than they are on this side. Just so I can find out whose truck is that. Just so I can get some audio, man. You want to walk with me? Let's just do that. Okay. I'm just going to walk to where this truck's at, then. >> Yep, that's fine. >> So, he's only allowed to walk up as far as this truck, which looks still to be about >> good audio. >> like 20 30 yards away. >> I appreciate it. >> Now, in my opinion, this is prior restraint. Cuz what that cop could do to escape any and all liability from himself and the city in case Pigs Under Pressure got hurt when he walk up to walk up to the scene, you know, maybe he you know, gets hit by a car or there's gunfire and he gets caught with a stray bullet. What the cop could do with his body cam activated is, "Hey, you this it's a free country. We We in this department will err on the side of freedom. So, here's what I'm going to do. Space my camera, tell me what your you know, just tell me your first name, and and me that you're willing to accept and assume any and all liability if when I let you get up there you get hurt. Do you accept that liability? Fine, go ahead. Get your audio, get your video because this is a free country. You have the right to put your life in danger. You're a you're you're a consenting adult, I'm an adult, uh you're an adult, I'm a man, you're a man, I don't have a right to tell you what you can or can't do. Done. Because anything other than that is prior restraint. If you are unable because a cop keeps you from doing it, you're unable to walk up on an uh an accident or a public interest story and they are keeping you from recording, they are keeping you from ex- from from exercising your right to act as press. To collect information that you can later disseminate to the public so that you don't have to believe what the cops say in their report cuz they could completely they could turn their body cameras off and they can completely lie about the interaction they had with James Freeman. Well, he tried to resist. He was being combative. He was obstructing justice and we had to throw him to the ground and knock his head against the curb. We had to tase him. So, we need these third-party cameras on the scene because cops lie. >> I know it doesn't seem like you like us very much as law enforcement in general. I know there's some bad cops out there. I would 100% agree with that. >> It's not about the bad cops. It's about you guys are serving some [ __ ] >> There's some bad cops out there. Okay, who are they? What do they do? What makes them a bad cop officer? >> Foreign policy [ __ ] man. You guys don't even know what you're doing. You think you're doing a good job out there. You think you're helping people. All you're doing is extorting money for the elites. For the international banksters. That's what you guys are doing, man. You guys >> I love that you hardly ever hear about this. They are acting as the law enforcement class that protects the political and banking class. This is how it's been for decades and decades. >> They have no clue what you're doing. You know, I I respect that you think you're doing a good job and you're serving the community, but all you're doing is extorting, harassing, and collecting, man. That's all you guys do. You guys rob innocent people of their money for victimless crimes all day long, every [ __ ] day. And it's It's just it bothersome, man. It's bothersome to see it happen all the time. I mean, you guys don't attack me all the time. I stay the [ __ ] clear of you guys. But I see it every day. It's disgusting. You guys are serving some [ __ ] foreign entities out there. You guys aren't serving the people. >> This is so true. And it's true also that they don't attack every time. It's random. It's unpredictable. That's what's That's what makes cops untrustworthy. This is what causes people to run from cops because we have a long, long history, a documented history of them walking up to people and ruining their lives, attacking people, tasing people, shooting pets, breaking into homes, throwing old people to the ground. And then in a cold-hearted fashion throwing them into a cell with a dislocated shoulder and a whole lot of other injuries as a 72-year-old dementia-ridden woman, Karen Garner, experienced. And then sitting on the outside of her cell and mocking her, mercilessly mocking her. Well, man, did you hear that pop? Listen, let's play it back. And they're watching the body camera video of them attacking a 72-year-old woman, laughing about it, running the tape back, and saying, "Did you hear that pop? Oh, that was a real good one." "Oh, she wanted to fight. I was like, come on, grandma." What the heck are we talking about? What kind of psychopathic nonsense is that? >> You swore an oath to protect the Constitution. Nobody gives a flying [ __ ] about the Constitution. Look, I got a First Amendment right, freedom of press, to walk up here and document this situation right now. You're violating my First Amendment right by not allowing me to do it. This is not >> Amen. Amen. And that is crystal clear. And I don't care if it's a police policy. Their police policy in this cop's mind, his police policy is to trump unalienable rights. >> crime scene. There's no crime scene tape up. There's There's no evidence to preserve here. But because your [ __ ] boss is everybody's got you trained so well >> Man. >> that you're going to stop me right here from documenting what's going on here. The dog bites, the the whatever else. >> Well, I'm I'm hearing a dog bark. >> Yeah, there's a dog barking. >> Tell me anything. >> I thought there was a dog barking. >> I want to document what's going on here. And guess what? Do you think I got a first amendment right now to do that? [ __ ] no. Why? Because you're standing in my way. And if you >> God, man. I I can't even tell you. I can't even tell you how spot on this is. Roy nailed this. And he talked to the person who needs to be talked to. It's not his command staff we need to be talking to. We need to be talking to the people who, when the rubber meets the road, they are the ones who decided to stand in the way of somebody's first amendment right to record or second amendment right to keep and bear arms or fourth amendment right to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects. They are the ones who made the conscious decision to put away their morality, to set aside their principle, to put on that badge and uniform, and pledge to the state, I promise to protect and serve the interest of the state, not the freedom of the people I claim to be protecting and serving. Roy did an outstanding, unscripted job on this. >> wasn't for you, I would be within 20 ft of them being able to catch audio and video >> This Arizona cop looks like he's a nice guy. Don't let that stuff throw you. This nice guy right here is infringing on Pigs Under Pressure's right to record whatever he wants to see in public. And to to opt and volunteer to put himself in any potential danger as a human being. >> of what's going on and how he's being treated and what he's saying. If something gets pulled out, I'm able to document that. Not only for his benefit, but for your guys' benefit as well. Everybody needs something to be documented, right? >> Do He He is punching He He's pushing all the right buttons. He's saying all the right things cuz when a cop gets in your way of exercising your rights, he's also by extension getting the in the way of him standing for and defending and protecting and exercising his rights now and in the future. And if he has children and if he has those children have other children and he has grandchildren, he's stepping in the way of humanity's right to record in public, to keep and bear arms, to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, to be silent without retaliation from law enforcement. This cop right here is standing in his own way. That is the grave irony of tyranny. The tyrant is actually putting a limit on his own freedoms. And he's doing it voluntarily. We always say on this channel, he's the conformist that he shouldn't be instead of the moralist he should be. The conformist does what he's told regardless of what is right. Oh, it's my policy. This is what my command staff told me to do. So, this is what I'm going to do instead of doing what is right regardless of what he's told. This guy right here should be saying, "You know what? They told me that I shouldn't let you up there. And if I let you up there, I could lose my job or I could be docked in pay or whatever. But, I'm going to go ahead and let you up there anyway because being a moral person is more important to me than being a conformist and turning off my mind and being one of those stupid evil order followers." >> I mean >> And this is a The people This is a legitimate question. What is your personal opinion about the body cameras? >> I love body cameras. I think they're great. Yeah, the only problem I got with them is they're heavily redacted when it comes to trials and [ __ ] And I can't get I can't obtain the body cameras when I go in. >> That's fair. They they do get They get redacted. I mean, that's >> And it's not just personal information. It's any wrongdoing that the police do. And then when you guys got to go and [ __ ] talk to each other and have a little huddle, you guys [ __ ] mute them. So, you don't so so the people can't catch you guys conspiring to violate rights. It's a violation of United States Code Title 18 Section 241 242. It's deprivation of rights under color of law, which is a >> I I just got like the hairs on the back of my neck are standing up right now because it's it's one thing to say this in studio behind a you know, a webcam or to type it out and read a script or something like that. It's another thing to go out on the street and put this truth into the face of the order followers who are getting in the way of progress and freedom and prosperity. Six billion dollars a year, guys. Six billion dollars a year is pilfered from the pockets of Americans by the law enforcement agents who claim to be protectors and servants just in speeding tickets alone. Six billion dollars a year. I did the math on that a little while ago. I think it's like $11,297 a minute. $11,297 a minute is being lifted, plundered from the American people by the protectors and servants of the American people. How's that for a grave, ridiculous, super thick irony? So, this is if you're just joining us right now, share this video. Share this live stream. Share it out. Tell everybody they need to get on this. They need to watch this. Because Roy from Pigs Under Pressure is putting the truth screws to a state-funded law enforcer who is in the process of violating Roy's rights right now in a nice respectful manner. But the removal of rights in nice respectful manner or a professional people always like, well, that cop was so unprofessional. Yeah, but was he a tyrant? Oh, that cop was super professional. He was super nice. He was super helpful. Yeah, but was he a tyrant? Did he attempt in any way, shape or form to remove your liberties from you under the cover of keeping you safe or this is our policy or my command staff told me to do this. Because I don't care what the excuse is. If they're lifting your rights from you, they are acting as your enemy. And they're armed. So, this is basically And if they're stealing your car, this is armed robbery. This is grand theft auto. So, Roy from Pigs Under Pressure is putting the screws to this cop. >> Exactly what you guys do. And that's why it's your [ __ ] policy to mute your cameras when you conspire >> God, I got to play this again. He He He actually went out there and he quoted 18 USC 241 and 242. 241 is conspiracy against rights. 242 is deprivation of rights under color of law. And that is the practice of law enforcement to deprive people of their rights under color of law. This is what Let me just get to the end of my first question that I just asked. This is why you can't have good cops. Because if their profession is if the reason they signed on the dotted line and put their name on that application was to uphold the laws of the state and the Constitution, well, that's mutually exclusive and diametrically opposed. You can't on the one hand uphold a person's right to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects and at the same time hamstring them under the color of traffic law. You It's you you It's oil and water. It just doesn't mix. So, 18 USC 241 is conspiracy against rights and we see this all the time. They try to turn off their body cams to hide their secret conversations. Sometimes they leave them rolling, but they get together, they group, and they go, "Hey, he broke this law. He broke that law. Let's stack these charges upon charges. Let's really stick it to him." Let's put the cuffs on him nice and tight because he didn't comply with authority when when we said he should. And then 18 U.S.C. 242 deprivation of rights under color of law, that includes under the color of drug drug laws. What if your idea is What if you read the the Declaration of Independence and you said, "You know what? I'm an American. America was founded on this one document, the Declaration of Independence, which you know, what was built on that was the Constitution of the United States, which includes the Bill of Rights. And in the Declaration of Independence it says that I have a right, that government's job is to secure my right to life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness, and even though it doesn't say this, also property. So it's So government's sole existence, the reason that they are here on this planet is to protect my life, liberty, property, and pursuit of happiness. And what if your idea of pursuing happiness is to take a take some hits as as often as you want to? What if your idea of happiness and to secure your prosperity and your future was to sell some white powdery substance? You're not harming anybody. You're just engaging in free trade. You need to supply for your family, put food in your kids' stomachs, put clothes on their backs, and a roof over their head. And the way you do it, you found out that you're a really good salesman for this white powdery substance. Yours is the most pure around. You're not forcing anybody into any kind of a relationship or anything. You're not forcing them to buy your stuff like governments do to us. You know, the You know, the government forces you to buy security, right? And then they provide you police departments, and then those police departments turn around and instead of keeping you secure, they make you insecure and they plunder you, and they threaten you, and they jail you, and they hurt you, and they give you permanent nerve damage when I put they put those cuffs on and they body cavity search you, they're not protecting you, they're not serving you, but they are plundering you. And then they double plunder when they reach into your pockets on the on the roadways under the the color of traffic law and that's why we call them road pirates. But if they swear to uphold the laws of the United States and the Constitution, most of those laws are inherently unjust, immoral, and even unconstitutional. So if they're stopping you at a traffic stop, you don't have rights. You don't have the right to travel. You don't have the right to move 1 in off that spot or they're going to put spike strips on the ground, helicopters in the air, dogs will come running after you, they'll do whatever they have to do if you try to elude them. And you're just trying to get away. You're not trying to hurt anybody. You just don't you're just trying to keep yourself from getting harm. So here's Roy continuing to put the screws to this pig. >> Brother, let's have a little huddle. You guys [ __ ] mute them. So you don't So So the people can't catch you guys conspiring to violate rights. It's a violation of United States Code Title 18 Section 241 242. It's deprivation of rights under color of law. >> Amen. >> exactly what you guys do and that's why it's your [ __ ] policy to mute your cameras when you conspire amongst each other so people can't get you guys with a civil rights lawsuit. You know what I'm saying? It's all a big [ __ ] scam, brother. The more you look into it, the more you'll figure it out. >> Amen. >> you seem pretty pretty much like you want to learn. So I think maybe you you will start to learn in the future. Maybe you'll look into what I'm telling you. >> Well, >> Um, >> I mean, I'll be honest. I'll >> That's Serita P. D. right there. That's one of them. That's one of them little [ __ ] Hey, tell Nolan I said, "What's up, man?" Is this over that choke slam? You know it is. John Nolan is their chief's name. Look up Chief John Nolan. >> I mean, I think I mean, you're completely right on that one. I Well, I like to learn. >> Absolutely. I like >> things up. I think if somebody is at the point where they think they have nothing to learn, then whatever >> in anything. >> Whatever career field you're in, probably time to leave if you're not willing to look things up. >> 100%. >> what job you're in. Doesn't matter if it's law enforcement, whatever. >> 100%. >> no issue looking things up, trying to learn. More knowledge isn't going to hurt you. >> That's for sure, man. It's in in the field that you're in. Knowledge can only help you. Cuz there's going to There's going to become a day when [ __ ] really hits the fan, man. >> Yeah. >> And there's going to be a choice that you're going to have to follow in your heart. And that's you're either going to be there for your family, or you're going to be there for the tyrannical state. And I would hope you choose your family. Um >> Th- This is so true, guys. This is why I'm calling this one of the most important live streams you're going to see all week, probably all month. Is because this is what's wrong. If we didn't have Gestapo tyrants walking around thinking that they could pull Steven Lara over. This He's on his way. He's not breaking any traffic laws. This is Steven Lara. He's going from Texas to uh California to visit his daughters. He is an ex-Marine. Not that that even matters, but it'll come into play in here in a second because one of the Nevada Highway Patrol guys say, "Oh, yeah, I'm a Marine, too. I fight I fought for these freedoms, too." Yet you fought for the freedoms you're now taking away in this guy? So, he's traveling from Texas to California to visit his daughters. He doesn't trust the bank, so he has his life savings in the trunk of his car in cash. $86,000 and the cop when he initially pulls Steven Lara over, he says, "Hey, I want to commend you for how good of a You're doing a great job You're doing a great job driving driving down our highways here in Nevada. Except for one thing, you were following that trucker too close." Well, dash camera evidence proves that that cop was a liar cuz Steven Lara at no time was following too close. He was like five, six car lengths behind this trucker. So, he pulled him over for no reason. This cop is part of a drug interdiction unit. They run the dog around Steven Lara's car, which is utterly absurd on its face and ridiculous. The The dogs have a high percentage of uh of of hits that are bogus. And when they do hit, there are some studies that show that cash, especially in large amounts, up to 90% of them are polluted and contaminated with some kind of drug matter. You know, fill in the blank on the drugs that could be on that. So, if the dog could smell drugs, then he would likely smell drugs if you had a high volume of cash on the vehicle, which makes it completely unfair. And how come in the United States it's illegal to drive around with a high amount of cash? So, under these civil asset forfeiture laws, they can take that cash because they can suspect with no reasonable articulable suspicion that this drug money could be used in the commission of a crime, which technically speaking, it's not a crime to sell a product to somebody who wants to buy your product as long as you're there's no coercion, there's no fraud, and there's no force. See, prior to uh the drug prohibition in 19 or the alcohol prohibition in 1920, it was perfectly legit to buy, sell, produce, manufacture, transport alcohol. But then all of a sudden at 12:01 on May 1st or whatever it was that this went into action uh into effect, all of a sudden you are now a criminal cuz political parasites said that if you're buying, selling, transporting, or possessing alcohol, you are now a criminal subject to the laws of the state and subject to the violence of the state, and that cop can arrest you. What magic is this? What perverted satanic magic is this? One second ago, it was okay. Two seconds later, it's not okay, and you can arrest me for doing the exact same thing, which doesn't harm or threaten harm anybody else. That's how That's how perverted and evil all these arbitrary laws are. So, here's Pigs Under Pressure once again challenging the authority, hopefully planting seeds in this guy, and one day he's going to be a a change agent. >> You know what I mean? Put your families back rather than watching everybody get slaughtered when [ __ ] really hits the fan. Let's just say another 1776 comes around, you know what I'm saying? And people revolt against you, you type of people. Um I don't know. I don't know. I think you might follow orders, but Are we all de-escalated, gentlemen? Code four? >> By the way, I I guarantee you, unless I die or the electricity goes out, I will read every single one of your super chats. Thank you for that super chat. I will read all super chats at the end of this live stream. >> Well, go [ __ ] yourself, too, then, buddy. Well, and also, if you if you want to opt not to do the super chat and get the 30 or 40% taken out from this platform, you can use Cash App or you There There's a um There's a Buy Me a Coffee little uh QR code if you want to use that. They don't take out I think it's like a very small, like 1 2% or whatever. >> It's all good. I mean, I just asked you if you're code four, you could [ __ ] answer. Good, then go home. Good job. You got the AR out, huh? Is that an M4? What is that? >> Steyr AUG. Yeah. >> You know I don't like the disrespect too, the big old [ __ ] balloon heads that these [ __ ] have. Should have some dialogue with the public, have a little [ __ ] common courtesy, talk back and forth rather than acting like you're above the [ __ ] world and just look at me like I'm a piece of [ __ ] Do you notice that right there? >> I mean, I would agree with that. I would whether you like me or >> Your Your dialogue right now is good. >> talking to people whether they agree with me or not, whether I agree with them or not, regardless, I I enjoy talking to people. >> Right. Right. >> Kind of like what we just talked about. There's always something to learn somewhere. >> Start Start with the United States code, all right? The federal law. Start with Title 18, Section 241 and 242. Title 18, 241, 242. Conspiracy >> It's shocking to me that cops don't at least know 18 U.S.C. 241 and 242. It's shocking. What's up, John Eagle? Package Meals in here. What's the matter you? Thank you all for being here. Appreciate you contributing to the stream. 18 U.S.C. 242, conspiracy against rights. You would think they would want to stay away again away away from that. Uh deprivation of rights under color of law. It's like, man, we cannot use any law to deprive people of their fundamental rights. Because I wouldn't want that done to me. That shows you how evil these people really are or at least the evil actions that they have. They may have good intentions, but like Daniel Webster said, good intentions will always be pleaded for every assumption of authority when they try to assume that authority. It's not too strong to say, Daniel Webster goes on to say, that the Constitution was made to guard the people against the dangers of good intentions. You have to understand that good intentions come with dangers. You might mean to do something well, but that thing that you did well is going to hurt a whole bunch of people. The drug war, for example, the war on drugs, the war on people. It actually created a new demographic. It created a slave class for Geo Group and CoreCivic, who are basically private owners of all these prisons and they get major kickbacks. And they don't just get kickbacks from warm bodies sitting in prisons, they get kickbacks from the phone calls, from the crappy food that they serve you, the overpriced crappy food. They overcharge for the phone calls. They barely give you any kind of clothes worth mentioning. Horrible conditions. You're getting abused by the corrections officers who got their own set of psychological problems. There's just horrible things that go along with creating a slave class and they're doing it under the color of drug law, which was springboarded off a Harry Anslinger saying that, "Hey, this is the devil's lettuce." This is the devil devil's weed. It will turn you into a demon. All this crazy crap. And then Nixon gets up there and he goes, "Well, we got to we got to we got to establish a war against drug addiction addiction and abuse." It's not a war against drug addiction. It's a war against free trade. It's a war against American prosperity. Look at the 1942 that the Cannabis Act where they made you had to get a certificate as a farmer to grow hemp. Do you realize that if we could grow hemp everywhere in the United States, you could literally extinguish the food crisis. It's excellent food, creates awesome uh clothing and materials, rope. It's you can use it for um early Fords used it as the shell for their for their vehicle that didn't dent very easily. You can use it for the oil, nutri- nutritional products like hemp seeds, which are very nutritional. If people could grow hemp, if people could sell MJ, we could literally wipe out the national debt, but why doesn't the government want you to do it? Why didn't they want you to run alcohol, create manufacture alcohol? Did you know that during prohibition it became more and more dangerous because of the government to buy alcohol because the government was actually creating something called bathtub gin, which killed like 10,000 people. It was just Look Look into it. Look into bathtub gin. Look into government created alcohol during prohibition, and look into how many people actually died. When the government gets involved, bodies start falling. And they do it in the name of democracy and freedom. It's all a scam. It's just a scam. Everything you've been taught taught about how great the government is and all the beneficial things that they provide for society is all a lie. It's all predicated on theft. So, you got this cop out here who's got, you know, supposedly good intentions, but those good intentions lead to more tyranny, less freedom. You ruin lives. You create that slave class for CoreCivic and Geo Group, and you create a basically a slave class in the prison system, and you create criminals who are not really criminals cuz a true crime is something that actually leaves a victim, and the state can never be the victim. You don't victimize but the state by not doing what they say or doing what they say not to do. Unbelievable. The layers of perversion we are expected to believe to get along in society. And that's why I love this video. That's why I'm highlighting Roy's video here is because he is putting the screws to a peon in the system. He's He's a cog in the wheel this guy is. All right, we're going to get to the point where Roy actually walks up to James Freeman here. Okay, so they're taking James out of the car right here. Listen to this classic trolling of these cops. >> [snorts] >> Hilarious. >> [laughter] >> He looks at Stop. It's a chick. Don't block me, bro. Don't block me because they're hurting him. Don't block me because they're hurting him. You scumbag. You [ __ ] scumbag. You don't want me to videotape them hurting him. You're a [ __ ] scumbag. [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you. You're a young punk scumbag [ __ ] bro. [ __ ] you, dude. I want to watch him be damaged. Then shut your [ __ ] mouth. You back up, punk. You back the [ __ ] up, punk. I'm going to watch you guys damage him, and I'm going to document it. I don't give a [ __ ] what you say. Shut your [ __ ] mouth. Shut your [ __ ] mouth. >> He's over here twisting my arm. >> I know. It's a chick with a dick. >> He's pushing pressure points and twisting my arm right now. >> It's a chick with a dick. She's got something to prove, bro. >> [laughter] >> My name is Campbell. In case you want to find me. >> Campbell, okay. Yeah, no problem. >> Salvador Estrada. >> This is their [ __ ] This is their scumbag sergeant right here, Woodrow. Chief Nolan's [ __ ] [ __ ] right? Huh? >> Thank you. >> Why do you guys got to be so violent to people? >> to get [ __ ] murdered. You piece of [ __ ] M. Campbell. M. >> Campbell. M. Campbell. And Woodrow is the sergeant. You tell [ __ ] John Nolan send that [ __ ] my regards. >> Your regards? >> My regards. Yeah. >> Funny, don't you? >> Chick with a dick. You guys are working for foreign entities. You want to ask him what the [ __ ] >> think he's going to say no? Hey, you think I can take a step forward, Woodrow or whatever the [ __ ] name is? Can I take another step forward? Why? Why? Cuz you're a [ __ ] >> No. >> Cuz you're a [ __ ] Yeah, no, cuz you're a [ __ ] There's no scene here. It's cuz you're a [ __ ] And Woodrow, [ __ ] you, Woodrow. Where do you live at? Green Valley or Cerritos? Where do you live at? Huh? You on the outskirts? You live in Tucson, [ __ ] >> How are you feeling? >> Shut the [ __ ] up. >> Oh, is he transferred? Can I go? >> All right, he's being transferred in this car. >> What's that? >> He's being We're taking him out of the car. >> You don't need to cause more unnecessary problems. You can't even get a cop killer. >> Just like that. >> How about that? >> You guys are lucky I deal de-escalated this before I got here. >> Oh, thank you. >> Yeah, you're [ __ ] welcome. >> Now, I'm playing this because these cops earned and deserved this disdain and this mockery. And even though, you know, everybody's different. I I know if I would have handled this. I don't I I I don't think it's in my nature to handle things like James Freeman does or to talk to cops like Roy did. Uh everybody's got their specialty and expertise. They've got how they handle things, but I totally endorse this because there was no reason for that Swatara Police Department official, this state functionary, to be twisting his wrists. He's already in cuffs. He's already He's apprehended by two cops, overseen by a couple more down the street, one with an AR-15 that we've seen. This James Freeman is not intending to hurt anyone here, and yet they intend to hurt him and they don't have to. He's already in custody. He already has the torture cuffs around his wrist. What's the reason for twisting his arm and inflicting pain when the guy can't even fight back? You're a coward if you do that. And the reason I'm playing this and I'm I'm going to play it again because some people just came in the room uh since I played this, but this is James Freeman getting arrested. And this is how the Swatara Police Department chose to treat a guy who's already under their thumb. It's cowardly. It's evil. It And And how we know this is not because there's a policy, because there's a constitution, because there's a law. It's because we have minds and hearts and we're human beings and these cops who are twisting his wrists and possibly causing nerve nerve damage would not want that done to them. And I think it's hilarious that he's like he's acting all orgasmic over this this stop when they're putting their hands on him because they need to understand how perverted this is. When you sign on the dotted line as a especially as a man, one of your functions as a police officer, at least the way they operate and what their policies are is you get to frits frisk somebody under Terry V. Ohio. You get to command them out of the vehicle according to Pennsylvania versus Mimms. You get to do a whole bunch of things according to the Supreme Court case laws. And one of those things is I as a man get to put my hands on another man. Where do I sign? Who does that? Oh my gosh, let me put pen to paper and put my signature on there. Let me do it. You've got something wrong with you, man. You've got something wrong with you. Especially if you're going to put your hands on a person that was just stopped in a traffic stop. Now some some would argue, "Well, it was reported that James Freeman has a gun and they just want to make sure that he doesn't have a weapon on him." If somebody has actually committed a crime Let's say they shot up a school. Yeah, I'd want to definitely check them and make sure that, you know, they they weren't in possession of something somebody that could harm something that could harm me, but the only reason you're apprehending somebody is cuz they just got done harming other people. You know that they pulled out a gun or a knife on somebody else. So you know they're capable of harming other people. If you go out to eat with your significant other or you're in the, you know, the shopping center or the grocery store with your family and somebody comes up with a knife and runs at your little kid, you're putting your hands on them for a legitimate purpose. These cops put their hands on people who haven't committed crimes. In their minds they've broken a law. They've transgressed a code. They've steamrolled over some kind of condition or regulation, but But didn't violate somebody else's rights. They didn't harm or threaten or harm somebody or steal property or damage property and refuse to pay for it. That's why I think it's classic trolling by James Freeman for making all these noises as he's getting frisked by the Cerritos Police Department. That's known for criminal activity. >> Get in there. Oh, [ __ ] yeah. Oh, [ __ ] Oh, god. Oh, I like it when you touch me like that. [ __ ] yeah. Oh, it feels good. [ __ ] Why did you stop? Okay. Oh, why did you stop? Oh, god. You're You're rough. You're [ __ ] rough. >> He looks at >> Squeeze my hand. Keep squeezing. Yeah. Oh, [ __ ] dude. Oh, I'm going to come. Oh, hey, don't don't crank my arms up. All right. >> Look at Look at him. Did you see him? Look. Let Let's see it again. Look at him. He does crank his arms up. He brings his arms up while his wrists are in cuffs, which causes friction against the wrist and the cuff, causing major major pain and possibly nerve damage. Watch this. >> Oh, I'm going to come. >> Watch him. Look at that. >> don't crank my arms up. All right. If I were a threat, you'd be [ __ ] hurt. I'm not a threat. >> So, while James is trolling, he's also holding them to account for the crimes that they're commit That's a crime to commit against somebody who's already detained. That's a crime. You've committed a crime because you're actually creating a victim. >> Correct. Do you understand? Quit trying to crank my arm up. Quit trying to crank my arm up. >> It's a chicken >> Get your hands off me. I'm not a threat. Get him off >> Don't block me, bro. Don't block me because they're hurting him. Don't block me because they're hurting him. You scumbag. You [ __ ] scumbag. You don't want me to videotape them hurting him. You're a [ __ ] scumbag. [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you. You're a young punk scumbag [ __ ] bro. [ __ ] you, dude. I want to watch him be damaged. Then shut your [ __ ] mouth. You back up, you back the [ __ ] up. I'm going to watch you guys damage him and I'm going to document it. I don't give a [ __ ] what you say. Shut your [ __ ] mouth. Shut your [ __ ] mouth. I know it's a chick with a dick. It's a chick with a dick. She's got something to prove, bro. Campbell, okay. Yeah, no problem. This is their [ __ ] This is their scumbag sergeant right here, Woodrow. Chief Nolan's [ __ ] [ __ ] right? Huh? Why do you guys got to be so violent, people? Campbell, M. Campbell. And Woodrow's a sergeant. You tell [ __ ] John Nolan send that [ __ ] my regards. My regards. Yeah. Chick with a dick. You guys are working for foreign entities. You want to ask him what the [ __ ] do you think he's going to say? No? Hey, you think I can take a step forward, Woodrow, or whatever the [ __ ] his name is? Can I take another step forward? Why? Why? Cuz you're a [ __ ] Cuz you're a [ __ ] Yeah, no, cuz you're a [ __ ] There's no scene here. I just dropped the stream link. If anybody wants to join this live stream, I got to like 11 more minutes. I'm going to try to cut this off. Hey, what's up, Katie? I want to use the last 11 minutes maybe as a call-in. Let me know what you guys think. There's I guess there's a detractor in here in the room named Aaron. If you want to come aboard, Aaron, and I I have no idea what you're saying, but looks like other people are saying that the Aaron likes to get arrested just so he can have multiple guys hands all over him. Uh and then we're going to read out super chats and uh we'll end the live stream. And I've had people say, "Hey dude, you need to live stream more often." So, I'm going to try to plan on doing that. And it's it's hard for me to find the time to do this. >> Cuz you're a [ __ ] And Woodrow, [ __ ] you, Woodrow. Where do you live at? Green Valley or Cerritos? Where do you live at? Huh? You on the outskirts or you live in Tucson, [ __ ] sucker? How are you feeling today? >> Shut the [ __ ] up. >> I would definitely like to listen to somebody who disagrees with what I'm saying here with regard to are there any good cops? Uh it's I I don't like to be in a an echo chamber. I don't like to be in any kind of a situation where, you know, people are telling me what I want to hear. I want to hear the opposing side so that if, you know, that's the only way you grow. You grow by looking at people who disagree with you. And then, you know, hopefully you can have a cordial conversation and a logical conversation and get to the bottom of what's going on. >> Oh, is he trans? Can I go? I think he's trans for all intents and purposes. >> What's that? >> He's We're not taking him out. >> The live stream link is in the comments. >> You don't need to call for unnecessary problems. You can get a costly >> Let's also do this. If you want me to do more live streams, let's see there's I don't even know how many people are in this room right now. I don't know where the I see where the the number on the StreamYard, but I don't think that's accurate. Uh if you want me to do more live streams, put a one in the room. >> Just watch. I'm going to laugh. You guys are lucky I de- de-escalated this before I got here. >> Oh, thank you. >> Yeah, you're [ __ ] welcome. Do you ever [ __ ] bark orders at me again, you dumb [ __ ] What's wrong with you, man? >> I just I love people who are just frank and to the point, man. You don't have to wonder where they're at or what they think of you. They just speak their mind whether it offends you or not. I just love that. Also, if you want become a channel member. I don't really have many channel members. I got less than What is it? Like 120? I don't even have 120 channel members. So, if you want to become a channel member, I will definitely call you out during this live stream. I appreciate it. Oh, there's some ones coming in. Let's say Let's say if I get like 51s, I'll try to start with maybe I don't want to promise. I'll try to do two. Thanks for that sticker, Scott. I'll try to do two live streams a week starting off. I don't want to I don't want to wear anybody else. I don't want to wear anybody out though. >> Something wrong with your [ __ ] stick, boy? Huh? Something wrong with you, Woodrow? >> I don't know what you're trying to get from this. You're not going to >> You're a [ __ ] >> The The link to the call-in is is in the chat there. >> Scumbag, bro. I'm trying to get you Just tell me you're a scumbag. >> going to give you anything. >> Tell me you're a piece of [ __ ] without telling me you're a piece of [ __ ] Woodrow. >> All right. You got to stop. >> Are we done now? Can I be free? >> Jennifer, I really appreciate you being a member for 14 months. Holy cow. I really appreciate that. >> Can I be an American now, you [ __ ] scumbag? >> You never told that you couldn't >> Oh, yeah. You just told me I couldn't walk this way. Can't step one foot this way. Can't step one foot this way. Shut the [ __ ] up. Shut the [ __ ] up. If I wanted to, I'll do whatever I want. If I wanted to hurt people, I would have hurt you already. I don't want to hurt people, you [ __ ] idiot. >> And that's the same thing that James Freeman did said. It's like, "Dude, why are you ratcheting me down? Why are you inflicting pain on me? You've already got me where you want me. Does it make you feel good to hurt me when I can't even do anything about it?" All right, guys. I got to get out of here. If you can and if you want to, if you're compelled to do it, like this video and share this video with everybody you know, and maybe take a look at some of my other videos cuz uh you know, they're they're pretty much zacking my view count on this channel. And my goal here is to set brushfires of freedom in the minds of men. That's the only way we can turn this Palantir flock safety digital asset tokenize everything surveillance BlackRock state that we got going on. There are bigger issues that are happening and all those chickens are coming home to roost and it starts with taking away our freedoms and getting to us to consent to the chains of our own oppression and that's not advisable. I appreciate you guys. Remember continue to push back against tyranny cuz tyranny is always going to try to push back against us. Thanks for joining and I will see you in the next video. >> [bell]