Hi, front liners. In today's video, we dive straight into the wild world of male Kairens. And trust me, these ones hit a whole new level. First, you'll witness a full-blown meltdown at Orlando International Airport where one man declares war on masks, police, and basic sanity all at the same time. Then we jump aboard an American Airlines flight where [music] a drunken passenger turns a routine grounding into a chaotic spectacle that had the entire cabin on edge. point you son of a >> We then check out this traffic stop in [music] Georgia spirals into a heated confrontation as a former reality TV star unleashes a racist tirade from the back of a squad car >> and much [music] more. Buckle up front liners. This is Male Karen's part one of 10,00. In today's first video, we head over to Orlando International Airport [music] in Florida where officers were called in to deal with 43-year-old Chad Bro, a full-blown male Karen shouting at everyone because he refused to wear a mask. Bro was flying with Southwest Airlines and according to their [music] policy at the time, federal law required all passengers to wear a mask throughout the flight. He didn't like that rule [music] one bit and began stirring up chaos, even trying to convince [music] other passengers to take their masks off. That's when the police arrived. 10 15. I mean, let's go. >> This fight continues. Let's go. Nobody's trying to put you in handcuffs. I am never wearing a mask again. You're going to take your mask off. You know why? You're bold. >> This guy's >> talking. I'm going to sue you. You're getting sued. I'm going to be a multi. Why you judging me? >> You're going to hit that deck in a minute. >> I believe you. You get tougher than you. Take your mask off. Get out here. You're smart. >> Your ID. Don't play with me. >> Look, you're a big guy. You think I'm afraid of you? >> I don't want you. >> This is what dying for the Lord is. >> I will lay down my life. Your ID. >> Figured it out. >> What's your name? >> Chad. Bro, what's your name? >> No. No. Tell me your name. Take your mask down and tell me your name. >> My name. >> Well, who's at the bottom in your life? Who do you know? Who prayed for you? >> Why are you a good man? Look, look. I'll pray for you. I want >> talk about this reason. >> Pray for you. >> Get to an understanding. >> Look, I want to do that for you. >> You know what? >> Hey, you have a test right now in your life. >> If you want to mess with me, >> explain to me what happened. Found out. >> Are you a real man? >> You a real man. Explain. Figure something out. >> What happened while you on this plan? >> Do you love the Lord? I want to know that. >> This is a test. I'm going to I'm not getting arrested. What's your name? You're a bold man. You're the only one with the B. He thought he was tough. Where is he? I thought you were tough. Right here, brother. Stone back over there. >> I'm not You move me. He won't touch me. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. >> You don't know who I am. Talk to me. >> Do you know who my father is? >> Look to me. Okay. Calm down. >> You're the only man I will talk to. Look at him. He can't even look at me in the eyes. You're a man who prayed for me. Tell me who prayed for you. >> Just calm down. >> No. No. Take your hand off me. Who? If I touching you. Y'all both were touching me. You want to get sued? I will be a multibillionaire if you want to touch me. You got any? >> Um, I I'm not. >> All right. So, you can head straight to the gate. >> I like you cuz you can talk to a man. You're go straight to the left. >> You know what an angel is? >> It's obvious that Chad Bro is intoxicated. And that's probably what's fueling [music] this insane incessant rambling. However, when he starts getting aggressive towards the officers, >> that's when things start to go south for you. >> No, you don't. That's [clears throat] why I like you. He's the only one that don't stare at women with lust in his heart in here. >> But you're if you take your mask down, I'll answer you. I'm not talking to anybody with the mask. >> I can't do that. >> Because you know why? Because you're a coward. This is your test. >> You want to know what a test is? >> But I wear it. >> You got a woman in your life that's stronger than you. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no. I don't care. Do you have a woman in your life that's that's stronger than you are? Yes, you do. Let me ask you this. You're a whipped man, aren't you? airport. >> You're going to tell your wife to shut up and you're going to be a real man. Are you ready to be a man? You want your wife to be the woman on on these TV shows that that you're not proud of? You your wife is looking for a real man. And I guarantee this. If you think you're a man, I promise you, your wife will say, "Why aren't you that bold?" Take your mask down. And look, if y'all think is bad, y'all are stupid. You know who Owen Benjamin is? Do you know who that man is? He's a comedian that you people you Hey, you what did you hear last night on You watched pornography, didn't you? >> Don't touch me again. >> Hey, what are you going to do again? >> If you you think you you think you're bigger than God, >> don't touch me again. Do you understand that? >> Are you bigger than God? >> Naturally, being this belligerent could only lead to one outcome. [music] >> You understand what I just said? >> I could do whatever I want. This man ain't even half the man. You're the biggest man in here. And look, he got his I'll talk to you. >> Don't touch me, >> dude. What you going to do? >> Do it. >> What y'all heard on TV last night? >> Well, there goes Chad. >> Done. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. Put your hands behind behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Where's the real man? Every real man pass this test. >> Oh, what did I say? >> Oh, yeah. This is great. Y'all are all done. >> Any woman in here, this is what a man does for his daughter. ANYBODY LOOKS AT A DAUGHTER WITH LOST their heart. >> Even after all this, Chad was just getting started. >> That alley knows. I want them to see. I'm sick of their crowns. I want smiling people in my life. And if you can't look at me and smile, you're not a real man. You say hi or hello. You're a pretty lady. A real man ever seek you out >> and come to you like a man. Don't ever let a man disrespect you. >> That's not a man. That's a boy. your disrespect. >> Even when he was being processed, our friend Chad never stopped yapping. >> Not many people have some balls like you. You probably stood up to some people. And you know what? I stood up to a guy. He was I'm a I've been through a lot, you guys. >> Chad was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer and disorderly conduct. His bond was set at $2,750. And if he's found guilty, he's looking at up to 60 days in jail or up [music] to 5 years on probation with a fine of $5,500 [music] for his trouble. On September 6th, 2021, the [music] Salt Lake City Police Department got multiple calls regarding an intoxicated passenger on board an American [music] Airlines flight. He was reported growling and yelling racist, sexist, and belligerent comments at other passengers. And he even demanded to be let off the plane while it was 40,000 ft [music] in the air. And as you'll see, it only gets crazier after the police arrived. Sit down now. You can't hold us. >> We're all on the ground, sir. Sit. Yes, we are. Grounded. Sit. You see anyone else getting out? Sit. [ __ ] [ __ ] You sit down in our seat. You stay. >> Don't fight it. Really? >> Really, guys? What's up with Karens and airplanes? >> [screaming] >> Lori went off. Wrong dang [ __ ] You are being power hungry. Punching son of the >> You're right. >> That's all you're being. Yeah, that's what you think about us. That is exactly what you think about us. God bless America. >> Meanwhile, the police arrived at the scene to deal with [music] this gem. >> He was I'm a deadheading captain. I had to sit here the whole time. >> I think of America >> as not disgrace. >> I think of America. >> Let's go. As I'm not uh disgrace. >> Come on. Let's go. >> Really? >> Yep. >> Really? >> Really? >> Really, gentlemen? really I think of America as not a disgrace and you want to arrest >> the fact that that is why he thinks he's being arrested is enough to show us how drunk he is. Oh my god. You threw me down the stairs. Come on, guys. Stop. STOP. STOP. YOU'RE MAKING IT WORK. I'M the best and you strike me. I I can't believe why did I give my ser I give my service >> I just want to go >> do my service and do you I just >> I just I don't think >> I got to Go on. >> I calm down. >> Calm down. Calm down. >> Calm down. Calm down. soldiers. >> Soldiers, >> I want you to calm down. >> Calm down. >> I stand up for my soldiers. They have died in Afghanistan. >> I have deep respect for our veterans [music] and service members and we can't know how much that plays into his behavior. But we also can't ignore the right of the other passengers to feel safe and at peace. It's an unfortunate, [music] completely avoidable situation all around. And I just hope that once the hangover [music] wears off, he's all right. >> Was this at >> Do you understand? >> I'm trying to. YES, SIR. >> DO YOU understand 13 soldiers? >> I'm sorry. >> That have died in Afghanistan. Do you understand? >> Hey, >> do you DO YOU >> DO YOU? >> YES, SIR. >> DO YOU >> DO you do YOU DO YOU UNDERSTAND? >> Paramedics eventually transported [music] Mr. Armstrong to the hospital where he was issued a criminal citation for public intoxication and [music] disorderly conduct. And on top of all that, he probably had to deal with a brutal headache as well. Next, we head to Brook Haven, [music] Georgia, where a routine traffic stop, in true Karen fashion, turned into a heated racist outburst in the back of a squad car. On June 22nd, 2019, 53-year-old music [music] producer and former Love & Hip Hop Atlanta cast member Raymond Benzino Scott was confronted by two officers. One of them, Officer and Win, pulled him [music] over for blocking the road while dropping off his son at home. A quick check of the plates [music] revealed that Raymond had an outstanding warrant for his arrest. I don't want to get it. >> Ma'am, ma'am, I just need to know if I I I can before I call my lawyer. >> Okay, hold on. Hold on, sir. Can we explain to her what's going on? >> Yeah, >> I know what's going on. >> Well, okay. Well, as soon as I pulled up right here to drop my son off, he just he just runs my tag. And he says I was blocking the street. >> Yeah, we're allowed to run your tag. >> No, but I'm saying what what did I do wrong to run my tag? >> So, by law, we can run your tag no matter what. Okay, tag. >> Okay. Okay. All right. >> And I'll explain it to you. Okay. I don't know if you did. Okay. >> No, no problem. I I I didn't know I didn't know I didn't know that I could just be harassed for any old reason. >> Okay. And let me let me explain it to you. Okay. >> Tags are public record, so we can run them. >> I pulled over right over there. >> Can I explain? Can I explain something to you? Where were you parked? >> I didn't park. I pulled over to drop my son off. I live right here. >> Okay. Where did you pull over? >> I pulled over right here. Okay. Now listen. >> No matter what, if we run tag, it has a wanted hit on you. Now listen, listen to me. what we do. It's not out of us. We're just law enforcement. Okay. >> But I didn't >> listen to me. Listen to me. I'm not raising my voice. >> I'm not okay. >> Raymond was far from pleased [music] about being pulled over and he repeatedly accused the officers of racial profiling and harassment. [music] >> It's like I'm getting harassed. Like you pull a white. >> Listen, it does not matter your color. >> If you got a one hit, it's a one hit. Okay? It's going to pull me over for nothing. >> It is for something. It's a wanted hit on your person. >> 4716. >> He had no reason to run my tag. He does. Okay. Long for what? >> We can run her tag. It's public. >> What's the reason? >> You just >> I'm just asking her a reason, sir. I'm just asking a question. >> It's just you you you keep asking the same question that we answer for 10 times. >> The tag is not a secret. Okay. We just run in. But that's public record. Okay. >> And I wasn't giving you further for a reason that you were stopping. [music] >> That's not a reason. Okay. That's not a good enough reason. >> So I did not know. So [music] like she said, by law, we don't have we don't need a reason. >> She already said that. She already said that. All right. You adopted that. Okay. >> So it's not harassment. >> But if I feel it is, it is. >> If I feel it, it's perception. Perception. >> Well, that's my perception of being harassed because I live there. You suspect the car was parked. >> Even if the car was parked >> and he runs your tag and you're in your vehicle, that's enough reason. >> Raymond had a warrant out [music] for his arrest after failing to appear in court for driving without proof of insurance. But things only escalated further when officers explained that they now actually had to take him into custody. >> No reason for you to even check my tag. Okay. >> Yeah, he does. He's a police officer. >> All right. Good. So then why does he check the TAG ON ALL THESE WHITE PEOPLE? >> HE DOES and yours had a word. >> Please, please. >> You guys don't pull up with no white people. Please, please save me. >> Well, I didn't even know what your race was when I behind your car, sir. >> Yeah. I don't believe it. >> I can't let you believe what you >> I don't know. I don't know what to tell you. >> So, how long is this going to take right now? >> I don't know. So we sit here all day. >> I don't know. So >> what what are we doing? >> What are we doing? >> Huh? >> You know what to do. >> She did. >> All right. So she didn't say a warrant. >> For what? >> Failure to appear. >> Failure to appear for what? >> For a ticket. >> For a ticket. You did not you did not go to court. >> A bench warrant issued out for you. Okay. Out of Brook Haven. >> Out of Brook Haven. >> Yes, sir. >> I never even been to Port Haven. Well, it's showing that you have a ticket that you did not pay or you didn't go to court. >> A ticket for what? >> Say it on there. He will let you know. >> You mean a parking ticket? I'm going to jail for a parking ticket. >> Was it Was it? I don't know. >> But why don't you ask? I don't know what it is. >> Okay. So, >> okay. >> Unsurprisingly, being handcuffed and placed in the back of a squad car did nothing to calm Raymond down. Before long, his heated argument with the officers escalated into a full-on racist tirade [music] directed at Officer Nuin. >> Please, [music] >> it's a warning. I got it upstairs. They made a mistake. >> Go get a warning. Let >> me get the one. Let me go get it. Come on. >> No, he she had to go get it. >> Oh, hey, listen. I'm going you Oh, you up. It's a warning. You It's never a warrant. It's a warrant. >> I don't know. It's a warrant. >> That's all right. Take me. Let's go. Take me. Take me. Suck my suck my >> Okay. >> This goes on pretty much the entire drive to the police station. >> Jackie to be captain with board. I'm suing you. I'm suing you. I'm suing you. I'm >> I'm suing you. There was a warning. Gave me a warning. It's not a warning. Stupid. >> We'll save you from the 40minute racist rant and skip ahead. After arriving at [music] the station, Raymond started complaining he felt unwell. So, emergency medical [music] services were called. But even with his unwwellness, the racist insults kept coming. >> Hey, Charlie, you made a mistake. It's okay. Chinese, your mother suck. [ __ ] your mother suck. This mother >> EMS found no medical issues, so Raymond was cleared and taken to jail. He was charged only with failure [music] to appear, a violation that can lead to arrest, a suspended license, and up to 3 days in jail, or a $200 fine. Despite the disgusting remarks he threw at officer [music] and win, that single charge was the only one that stuck. According to Dalb County jail records, he was booked around 100 p.m. and walked out roughly 5 hours later. 2 weeks later, Raymon posted an apology on Instagram for whatever that's worth. Our next case takes us to Florida and this time officers are dealing with a very different breed of Karen. On February 18th, 2020, officers responded [music] to a complaint about a group of men hanging around a seaw wall possibly smoking marijuana and officer [music] was sent out to check it out. What he didn't expect was to run straight into a self-styled first amendment auditor Florida edition. >> How you doing? >> Good. >> Well, no. City employee calls. >> All right. >> I'm saying you guys are smoking weed. So, >> right or what? >> We're all going to go soon and you're all going to get fired. >> Okay. He says you're smoking weed. I don't know. I'm here to check it out. >> Am I? Can you smell it? >> Off. >> So, I'm trying to figure out what the >> off and die. Okay. >> What's your problem? >> I I have a problem with you cuz you're >> Did you talk to the city? >> Did you talk to the city? >> I don't talk to the city every time I watch. >> You talk to the city employee today, though. >> I talk to any employee today. >> Okay. >> What city employee? >> I don't know. One of the rec center employees called me. Come out and talk to you. >> So, >> he came out and talked to me. a rec center employee. >> No, he wanted me to come out and talk to you. >> Oh, yeah. >> Just trying to figure out if he's already talked to you and addressed me. That's all. >> I don't know why. >> Leave me alone. Stop following me. Stop following me. You're stalking me. Am I being detained? [music] Good. Go back to your car. >> Smells like marijuana. Does it? >> I smell like marijuana cuz I have a marijuana uh uh thing and I smoke marijuana every day. >> You have a medical marijuana? >> Yeah, I do. >> Then that's fine. >> Yeah. You smell like [ __ ] egg rolls. You had fish sauce. >> Those comments and you want to call me a racist. Good job, Blair. >> All right. >> This wildly agitated [music] manchild is 53-year-old Blair Houston. He's got a personal vendetta against the police department and he's [music] more than ready to unload every grievance he's been storing up. >> Good day. >> He gave me a misdemeanor that was [music] trumped up charges 4 days later cuz you're bouncing to the the beat of theing chief of police who's a piece of and the mayor who's a and you're a piece by association. You wrote me that ticket. You're a scumbag bad cop. That's what you are. >> Deal with that ticket in [music] court, sir. >> I dealt with the ticket in court. >> Then we're done then. >> Cuz you're a piece of liar and you lied. Okay. >> You said I obstructed justice. [music] You said you were taking the keys from me. You asked for my keys of the boat. Bull. You asked me if I had insurance. >> I didn't ask. >> YOU DIDN'T ASK ME IF I HAD KEYS. YOU'RE A LIAR. GET OUT OF MY FACE. PIECE of That poor dog. >> Next time you're going to cause a disturbance, I'm going to get sort of conduct. So they might want to stop because other >> No, you can't. You can't can't yell out in public. You can't cause a disturbance. >> So give you a warning for this one. Have a good day. >> Mr. Blair didn't get in trouble for the marijuana, but he was guilty of a different offense. See that poor dog he's carrying? Well, he's about to get a citation for having it off its leash. [music] And if Mr. Blair wasn't enough this time, one of his self-proclaimed First Amendment auditor buddies shows up to cause more of a nuisance. >> Happening to have people and gather people up that aren't vaccinated, throw them in camp. Would you do that? >> Would you do that? >> Would you disobey a direct order? >> Come on, give us an answer. Even if it's against the Constitution, you go against the Constitution if you're directed to it. >> You don't know. You don't know. >> That's a bad option. >> You were sworn duty >> to the Constitution. >> Constitution. >> You took an oath. >> God, country, >> you didn't take an oath to your higher ups. >> God, country understand how >> our rights are being eroded right now >> and that you are you are a tool to erode our rights and you're supposed to be a tool to uphold our rights. You understand that? >> You're being used. >> So why so [music] why would you scold your shoulders up and drug? You don't know what you would do. >> So you want to interminate and burn them too. They get killed. >> Oh wow. >> No, let's go into that. That's exactly how it's happening. >> This is You need to look up on your history. This is what's >> they burn most of their time trying to bait the officer into slipping up. Anything they can twist into a First Amendment audit victory. [music] The rest is spent whining that the citation isn't being written fast enough. >> This is for a dog leash or he just wanted me to wait around >> for a dog leash. You're going to block this guy getting smoke. >> Well, he has a dog on camera cuz I let him off the led him out of my arms for a sec. So, I'm not allowed to stand there with a dog in my arms. >> I can't stand it. I'm going to go stand [music] with your permission. Do I have your permission? Oh, exalted one cops were supposed to bow down to cuz they're so freaking important. >> Who doesn't even know? Who doesn't even know the order of priority? God, country, establishment, whatever, poor, police. >> Who doesn't know the order? Blair. >> This whining fest goes on for some time, and Mr. Blair even tries calling 911 on the police officers at one point, which could land him in more [music] hot water. >> Go to get his boat in here. Now he has to do it ahead of you guys. You got to be and take it, dude. Feel good about leaving this guy here that whole time, ruining his day, taking away 20 minutes of his time. >> No, he's not. This is a ret 911 and tell them you're being illegally uh detained right now. >> I'm calling 911. I'm telling it's been 15 minutes that you've been detained by the police for 25 minutes. >> This isn't going to turn out well for you. >> Who wants a citation? >> Got five people waiting. >> Oh, now it is. Now he called 911. Now they want to give it to you. Oh, now they're giving me the ticket. >> Oh, now they're record. >> All right. Might be. >> I I I'll be with you in a minute. I'm on the phone. Check your mouth. >> If you're on the phone with 911, it's not an emergency call, sir. >> You are legally detaining me, sir. >> Explain to you the first, sir. I'm afraid for my life. Now, you've been waiting. >> It's going to be a misuse of 911 if you continue 911 services. No, you're making us paint. You You've been You've been warned. >> I hung up. I hung up. I hung up. As soon as you told me that, I complied. >> Come on over there. You can sign your citation. >> Why don't you come over here? >> I I prefer a hike over here. >> So, that's why I wanted to make sure I got it correct for you and I didn't want to overcharge you. >> Yeah. All right. >> If you don't know what you're doing, >> first amendment. You had to change it. They don't know what you're doing. Our paperwork was a little outdated. So, >> thank you. >> Oh, they reduced the charge now? >> Yes, they reduced the fine now to $60 instead of 93. All right. >> The government Okay. Did you hear what you just said? >> You want to move your car out of the road now? >> You want to get your car out of the road now? >> You want to get your car out of the road now? >> Are we done? >> You're violating 316. Get your car out of the road. >> You can now move it. >> And [music] with that, Mr. Blair and his sidekick, after wasting everyone's time and patience, went on his merry way with a citation for $60 for having his dog off its lead. And that's it, front liners. Another chapter in the endless saga of male Karens who somehow managed to make every situation worse. This channel is still new, still growing, and every single one of you here matters. If you want to help us keep bringing you these wild encounters, hit the like button, drop a comment, and subscribe. Your [music] interaction genuinely pushes this series forward and helps us build the Front Liner community from the ground up. Thanks for riding along with us today. >> [music]