So, I bet you didn't know this 2024 presidential candidate. Let's watch him run from police. >> ROLL THE WINDOW DOWN. ROLL THE WINDOW DOWN. Why are you stopped in the middle of the road? >> I'm trying to get you to pull over. >> Roll the window down. Give me your driver's license. >> Well, I will say this. This officer takes that very well. You say you saw her push off the car when he took off. They're going to call that aggravated assault later. Spoiler alert. But she's not running back to her car like you would normally see most cops do. Running back, jumping in, put it in drive, blue lights and sirens, chasing this guy. She's not going to chase him. She already knows who he is. I got to give her credit for that. >> The next day, the suspect was issued a warrant for [music] his behavior during this incident. Officers arrive at his home to arrest him. >> He didn't do nothing wrong, YOU GUYS. WHAT THE HELL? >> NO, NO, DON'T WORRY. SH. >> Don't worry. Don't worry. >> Don't worry. DON'T WORRY. >> I WANTED THERE. >> HEY. HEY, don't worry. Everybody, Congress will know. >> Don't worry. Don't worry. >> DON'T WORRY. I know. Everybody knows. I I'm going to ask for a lawyer. All right, everyone. I got to go. >> Eric, we're going to have him pull the car up. >> That's fine. Sure. >> I'll explain everything to you. >> Oh, no. I want a lawyer right now. >> I want a lawyer right now. >> You make some phone calls when we get >> Good for him. I want a lawyer right now. This guy read my book. I don't answer questions without a lawyer. Let's watch on. >> I know. I want my lawyer. >> Okay, that's fine. >> So, don't worry. Okay, honey. >> I love you. >> I love you, too. I'll ask for an attorney in front of the judge. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Right now, I want an attorney. >> Okay. >> Okay. Do you want anything from the house, though? Or anything to leave here? >> No. Like what? >> Anything that you have on you that you want? >> No, you can search me. I don't have no weapons. >> When the car comes, we'll do that in front of the camera. Okay, >> that's fine. >> Do you need anything else? >> Nope. So, I will say this. The these cops expected a fight. This guy just he knew they were coming. Now, wifey didn't know anything about this. So, I'm guessing he didn't tell her, "Hey, hun. I ran from the police today." She was not expecting this at all. >> For cover up, corruption, uh, attempted murder, uh, planning the plot to kill the next president of the United States, Mr. Wallace. They're trying to keep me quiet. November is next month. This is what they do to a presidential candidate. They're imprisoning me. I'm a P. >> Raise your hand if you knew he was a presidential candidate. Mr. Wall, >> it's okay. I'm all right, folks. God bless you guys. God bless America. >> Now, keep watching. He's got He's got a lot to say in the backseat of this car. For somebody that invoked his right to remain silent and asked for a lawyer, he sure does a whole lot of talking in the backseat of this car. Not advisable. >> You know you're going to be looked at, don't you? You and your chief and everybody else. You think you guys will get away? >> You should keep quiet. >> This is being recorded in here. >> And you guys will be caught for tapping in our phones, too. You guys will be caught. What do you have to hide, officer? This is why dirty cops like you will be taken down to investigate people, don't you? All right, then. Talk kidnapped her. You know who she is. My fiance. Of course you do. Don't act stupid. And raping her. You know about that, detective. >> But he's just rambling at this point. I don't advise doing that in the backseat of the car. I've told you I've done videos on this before. The patrol car is wired. I mean, we're getting obviously body cam and dash cam from the car. Of course, everything you say in this police car, you're going to hear again. He did invoke his right to a lawyer early, which I appreciate, but most people know they have the right to remain silent. They just don't have the ability to do so. This is one of those guys. He doesn't have the ability to remain silent. >> Detective Christopher Murphy, Detective Rick Tinsley. Come on, you know about them. You know how everybody covered up for them and they murdered her father? Come on. You know that. Talk about it, buddy. Yeah, that's right. Smile, laugh about it, think it's funny. When everybody goes to jail for murder, hey, I'll be the one that's laughing. You should be happy I'm taking down corruption. But you're a dirty cop. You don't care. The American people will. They're going to find out the truth. The name of this suspect is Eric Wallik and he's from Mckenry, Illinois. According to him, he was a 2024 presidential candidate. Just days before the incident he had with the officer on the highway, he posted a disturbing message on social media. In his post, he mentioned putting warrants out for Illinois police officers for attempted murder, breaking and entering, and assault with a deadly weapon on his girlfriend, Michelle Leader, who he called the next first lady, and himself. There is no reputable documentation of this ever happening to him or Michelle. Wallak went on to state that if the officers do not turn themselves in, he will bring them in dead or alive, essentially making a threat on their lives. He offered two to 5 million for the law enforcement officers. However, he never seemed to even mention the names of these officers that allegedly committed these crimes. He said that he hopes the officers want to have a shootout because that's when they will end up dead for pulling their guns on a presidential candidate. He finished his statement by saying he, the next president of the United States, will be laughing at the dead law enforcement officers that are laying on the ground. For both his post on social media and his actions on the highway, Wallik was charged with aggravated assault on a peace officer, aggravated assault with a motor vehicle, reckless driving, and fleeing, eluding. He is innocent unless proven guilt. >> He's innocent before proven guilty, of course. But aggravated assault on a peace officer, I don't know that I agree with that. Was he reckless? Did he did he recklessly endanger her life? Maybe charge him with reckless endangerment for pulling off. You saw her push off the car when he took off. It's cuz she was standing right up close to the car. I can't call that aggravated assault on an officer. I think you need more for aggravated assault, but it certainly was reckless driving and maybe reckless endangerment because it did put this officer in danger of having her foot run over by his car. How many of you knew this guy was a presidential candidate? Actually voted for him. Comment below if you actually voted for this guy. I don't think he showed up on any ballots, honestly. I think I think he wanted to run for president, but um I think he's a little delusional. I'm not gonna lie. I don't know if there's any truth or validity to what he was rambling on about in the backseat of that car, but you be the judge. As always, thanks for watching this video and stay tuned for the next