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You're next. I want you first. You're coming with me. I told YOU TO STOP. >> WELCOME BACK TO THE HERE'S THE DEAL CHANNEL. I just want to say from the very beginning that I am willing to take a hit on possibly being wrong about what I talk about in this video right here. So, if you think I'm wrong about anything that I say, just let me have it. Before we watch this right here, before we watch what these cops do to this woman right here who's spitting on this government vehicle, there's a form of psychological operation, which I call a psychological warfare, that exploits tribalism, also known as in-group bias, which overlaps with demoralization techniques, polarization campaigns, dehumanization propaganda, and just random encouragement of state or proxy violence at the hands of law enforcers. And I don't care if we're talking about state, local, or federal. Law enforcement is law enforcement, and power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. And this psychological operation, this psychological warfare, works by systematically amplifying political or ideological differences into moral absolutes. The targeted group, which we're going to see right here, is this lady right here, is targeted by people who watch this, especially by people on the right, because essentially this is a left versus right paradigm thing. So, the targeted group is framed as an existential threat, or subhuman, or a criminal threat, rather than just a fellow citizens with rights who are just as pissed off about government intrusion as you and I are. But they express it in a different way, a way in which you and I wouldn't do it. I wouldn't be doing what this lady's doing right here. Continuous messaging from media, social platforms, and even official rhetoric erodes these shared norms of due process and equal protection. It demoralizes resistance to selective enforcement and conditions the in-group to view law enforcement action against the out-group as righteous justice rather than the abuse that I think it is. Now, let's take a look at this video right here and I want you to tell me if you think what the cops do to this woman right here is just, is constitutional. You tell me if you think what they do is moral. Let's take a look at this. We'll make some comments along the way and again, I welcome any criticism that you have for me in this. >> On July 7th, 2026, officers with the Cedar Rapids Police Department were called to an >> Okay, so she's recording them. She's spitting on vehicles. Looks like some of these people are getting in the way of these vehicles going in and out of this federal complex. >> ICE processing facility on reports of a On July 7th, 2026, officers with the Cedar Rapids Police Department were called to an ICE [music] processing facility on reports of protesters attacking and blocking cars from coming and going. Security cameras from the facility documented what was going on. When officers arrived, things started out pleasant, but that would soon [music] change. >> How are you guys? All right. Hey, we just got a call from the facility that you guys were out here and they said you were blocking traffic. I don't see that. >> No, there's not enough of us. >> They have a million cameras. We don't block the traffic. We get the license plates of the cars when they leave, but I mean there's like four of us. We can't block the car. We don't try. >> Okay. Yeah, as long as you're not blocking their access to their to their building and and walking in front of their driveway and stuff. If you guys are here, I think you should be okay. >> There's one guy who was yelling at us, so maybe he's saying that like we are getting I don't know and it's like >> Was that maybe like 30 minutes ago? >> Probably. Probably, yeah. I mean, they were filming the cars that were leaving, but we have it on video that they aren't blocking the cars. >> Are there more from your group over by the entrance there? >> No, I think there's one person over there. >> One guy over there? >> Yeah, it is. Her husband was detained and we want to know when he leaves, so we're just keeping track of the cars coming out. >> Okay. We will probably go talk to him, make sure he has the same message you guys have, but if you guys are here under the shade, it should be all right. >> Okay. >> Okay? >> Yep. >> All right. Do you guys need anything from us? >> No. >> Okay. >> Now, I just want you to notice from the outset how cool this cop seems with these protesters. And we've seen how nice cops can be, how cordial, how funny, how disarming, and then all of a sudden things go south real quick. >> I should be good talking to that other guy. >> Hi. >> Hello. Yeah, I just talked to your I'm assuming you guys are together over there. >> Yeah, we're with each other. >> I told them I was going to come tell you the same thing. We just got a call that you guys were blocking like in and out traffic. >> they got out just fine. >> Okay, if >> We moved out of the way as soon as the gate opened. >> If that's the case, fantastic. Uh they just asked that you don't block the gate. >> Yeah, no, I totally Yeah, I totally get it. Yeah. >> Yeah, so if if they're attempting to come or leave, uh just give them the ability to do so. >> We are. We definitely are. >> And I don't think there will be a problem beyond that. >> Sure. Sure. >> Uh they just called us, so we're here. Uh how long do you guys think you might be here today? >> Uh for a while. I think it depends. I mean, they're they're detaining people that don't need to be detained, so we're >> Okay. >> things. People are wondering where their husband, where their wife >> The lady out here she's talking about the rights of the citizens >> we'll probably get more calls today. >> would. >> No, I see that as valuable right there. If you hate what the government's doing and there's a lot to hate because the government is that great fiction by which everyone seeks to live at the expense of everyone else. If you're hanging around a government facility so you can get a picture of a detainee who was basically kidnapped by federal forces under the immigration laws and we know there's a lot of innocent people just getting swept up and that kind of thing and family members don't know about it and you want to get the family members name and possibly get them to shout out a phone number so that they can call and contact these loved ones. I see that as a good thing. >> Well, yeah. >> Do you guys have a estimated time of >> No matter what you think politically a human being doesn't have the right to declare another human being illegal just like human beings a group of psychopathic parasitic political human beings don't have the right to declare objects illegal and if you possess those illegal objects or illegal substances then you become a criminal. >> Not at all. >> So >> It's up to them. It's really up to the people inside if they keep detaining people >> But you think most of the day it's going to be the same group? >> ask them. Ask them if they if they keep detaining people we'll stay. If they don't then we'll leave. >> Okay. >> You know what I mean? >> Yeah. I'm just saying you guys are being cool with me so if we get another call I'll probably just >> no. You're I mean you're great. I know I understand what you're doing. >> to to dismiss it if it's the same people out here cuz >> No, the cop is not great. He might be acting great. He might be acting cordial and friendly but he's completely disingenuous. He has an objective and he's going to carry out that objective no matter what you think. >> So, you guys aren't causing problems. >> like to If you ask them if they continue to detain people and they say no, we'll go home. >> Oh, I can't even get in there. They >> But they they work with you guys so there should be some some connection. They they you guys work together. You guys are like roommates. >> Okay. I just can't go in right now and ask them that question to >> phones. >> can call and ask. But I'm just saying if they continue to detain people, we are going to stay here because what they're doing is detaining people for being brown. >> Okay. >> Yeah, so that's why we're here. >> Okay. Just >> not They've never detained a white person. I've never seen a white person out here doing >> you guys And if you think about the immigration thing going on, the only the only reason people declare other people illegal, the only reason they believe, and that's all it is is a belief. It's not based on knowing, it's a belief. The only The only reason they believe that a certain person is illegal in a certain, you know, geographic zone is because politicians have told them that they're illegal. And then people choose to believe what the political parasites, which are basically the priests of the state, they believe what those priests say, and it's all based on belief. Now, with the immigration problem, the immigration problem is exacerbated by government handouts and entitlements. Hey, if you come over here, we'll take care of you. We'll give you an Obama phone. We'll give you free health care. And we'll even let our countrymen pay for it. That is just as wrong as somebody declaring another individual illegal. The only reason a lot of these people come over is because there are policies that were put in place by the political parasites to incentivize them to come over to our country. >> If you guys want to record them in and out, I'm fine with it. >> And we are. And we are stepping aside as soon as they come out, we Yeah, there's no there's no risk of anybody getting run over. >> Okay. Very good. >> Yeah. I appreciate what you're doing, though. >> All right. Thank you. >> Do you really Do you really says after receiving updated information from DHS staff regarding specific actions by certain individuals, CRPD re-engages and attempts to investigate further. This is Sergeant Matt Martin. >> Hey, what are you doing? I need you to stop. Stop now. Stop now. I'm not leaving. Please stop. You You're going to get in You're going to be arrested if you if you run. You're going to be arrested if you run. >> What, sir? Literally, for what? >> know. Okay, start one more unit. >> How could I be arrested? I'm not doing anything. >> I need your ID. >> I don't even have it. >> I need your ID. You don't have it with you? >> Sir, I know my rights. >> That's fine. I know them, too. Yeah, you, too. >> Me, what? >> Hey, listen. I'm not done. You're coming with me. You're under arrest. >> No, no, no. >> YOU, TOO. >> TO GO WATCH. I'M PROTESTING. You don't have a right. >> over here. >> No, stay nowhere. You're not my [ __ ] dad. >> Square D, the ice office. Hey, you're going to go to jail. >> Nothing. >> You're next. I want you first. You're coming with me. >> For what? >> Let's go. I told you to stop. You're coming over here because I have an investigation I was given. Let's go. Let's go. >> He hasn't done anything. >> Let's go. I'll [laughter] put you in handcuffs. Do not touch me. >> I'm not He's [ __ ] TOUCHING YOU. NO, LET HIM GO. >> I have done >> grabbing another man like that, it's just so It's something another another kid would do to another kid because they're not aware of how the world works. >> Yeah, you Well, I told you to stop. >> Stop what? >> Running from me. >> I was not running from you. >> Let's go over to the police car. >> All he's doing is documenting. >> car now. Are you going to go to jail? >> That's not all >> Because I need to identify you, and I told you to stop. >> You didn't know >> I need to talk to you and her. >> just fine. I was doing nothing. >> Are we not allowed to document? >> Yes, you can document all you want. >> This guy's a Nazi, just like the rest of them. Why are you guys working with ICE? We're not doing anything. >> It's not our fault you're only 5'5". >> I'm not going. >> That's fine. You sit right here. >> I have rights. >> Well, you You do have rights. And you And I will remove those rights if you if you go against the law, okay? Listen, back up. >> So, that's the cop saying, "I am the law, and if you go against the law, you will get in trouble." And it's completely moral and ethical and right for me to get you into trouble because I am the law. That is their mentality. They're they're the end-all and be-all. You cannot resist them. You must consent. If you don't consent, then you're in big trouble. Again, we have to we have to set aside what we believe and our political ideologies, and we have to look at this as human to human interaction. Who's doing right? Who's doing wrong? Did these people actually victimize anybody? Did Did they do something unconstitutional? We have to keep our investigation secret. First, we have to abuse and brutalize people. We need to have room to do that, and you're interfering with that. And they call it interfering with justice or interference with justice. And really what it is is most of the time it's interference with tyranny. >> I need you to step away, please. >> I want you behind me. >> Hey, I need you >> Can you step away, please? >> You're retired. So, >> Who are you? >> This looks like >> You guys are harassing people. You're harassing people. That's what you're doing. Who are you? >> He didn't do anything. >> We're going to We're going to I'll be good if you guys need to go in. I think I'll be fine now cuz I got one more shift. You all right? >> You're not being helpful. Hey, where'd you guys come from in there? Are you guys Nazis? >> Hey, I need your Hey, I need your name. >> No, I'm not giving you my name. I know my rights, sir. >> Okay, that's fine. Well, I'm going to get your name before I'm done, okay? >> Well, we know you know your rights, sir, but we're going to take those rights from you. The first being your right to be secure in your person. I say, because I'm the law, you don't have that right. >> And I'll tell you why I'm getting your name, okay? So, this is involving your obstructing government vehicles here at the facility. >> not do that. >> I want you Then what's your name? >> You're obstructing mafia vehicles, sir. We need to be free to conduct our organized criminal activity. >> I'm not giving you my name. I know my rights. >> Okay. >> Amen. You're not an idiot. This man's educated, unlike the three of you. He has done nothing wrong. >> I have done nothing wrong. >> He's literally He Of all of us, he's done the least wrong. Just throwing that out there. >> Of all of us, he's done the least wrong. What does that say about you? >> You're just being an [ __ ] >> And you just take chase me down and carry me by my arm over here. >> Yeah, for no reason. For no reason at all. He didn't do anything. >> tell you why. >> We're in a parking lot. They actually >> You all are going to be very educated when I get done. >> Yeah. >> So, um we'll start with her. >> Please. >> and put her in handcuffs and put her in your car. >> in handcuffs for what? >> Step over here. >> Here we go. Here we go. >> Tell me what I DID WRONG. TELL ME WHAT I DID WRONG. >> ALL RIGHT. NOW, WE ARE GOING TO WATCH THIS AGAIN, AND THAT'S THE reason I said that we are in a psychological warfare. And this warfare is pitting Americans against Americans as law enforcement, local, state, and federal, move in and exercise more and more tyranny. The police state gets more and more powerful, and then people applaud this because they've been indoctrinated in the left side of statism or the right side of statism. And because people view Miss Zebra right here as a leftist, she deserved this. And now, all of a sudden, we're applauding law enforcement brutality. When is it okay for a man to do this to a woman right here? A woman who's not harming anybody. I can understand somebody body slamming a woman if she's like trying to harm a dog or a baby or hurt a fellow human being. Then, it's like, "Hey, I I wanted to stop the violence as quickly as I could." But, she's not doing any of these. Watch this. Just picks her straight up, body slams her, could have completely broke her neck. You can kill somebody doing this, by the way. Men are far more powerful than women. Yeah, she's a big woman, but men are typically stronger. He picks her up and does a body slam ON THE GROUND. ONCE AGAIN, BOOM. WHAT COWARDS. IF ANY OF THESE COPS WERE AT UVALDE, you like I've said many, many times before, we need to keep on bringing up Uvalde. 376 law enforcement agents from five different agencies, not just the Uvalde Police Department, decided to stand down knowing that an active shooter was still in a classroom taking out kids. Every one of these cowards would have done the same thing. They would stand down. But, if you can body slam a defenseless woman, they're they're going to sign up for that. YEAH, EXACTLY. SHE WAS ORDERED TO GET BACK AND SHE REFUSED. YOU'RE NEXT. Stand up. Stand up. Let's go. Stand up. Put your hands back. Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. LET'S GO. WALK BACK HERE. WALK BACK HERE. SHE PROBABLY WOULD. SHE PROBABLY COULD. It is. It in my estimation it is BS. And by the way, if you're against spitting on a federal agent or a state agent's vehicle that the taxpayers funded basically, you're probably also against face painting, putting on feathers, and dropping tea into a harbor. But, you know, I'm I am not saying that you should go out there and spit on federal agents or state agents' cars. I don't think it's a good idea. It's not going to be a good day for you, and it's really going to end with them putting the hurt on you. And you're not going to curry any favor with any kind of indoctrinated jury or any judge. Do you know that, right? they didn't victimize anybody. That's true. They didn't actually commit a crime. >> What crime is it? >> Well, they might have broken a law. They might have, you know, transgressed a policy, but they didn't harm anybody. >> No, I listen, I'm talking to you on >> back. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Stay back. >> My keys are on my windshield wiper. >> Okay. >> Get my car home. >> Okay. Sit in the car. Yeah. Please please. Put your hands behind your back. >> Why are you doing this? Hey, what am I being detained for? >> You're under arrest. >> I am a US citizen who has done nothing. Sir, can you stop this? >> No, step back. >> No, you're going into custody right now. >> Now, the success of what I consider psychological warfare is if we can demoralize people into thinking, "Hey, it's okay for law enforcement agents to do this because this person isn't in my political party and they're a leftist lunatic status, so she deserves that." So, does she deserve it? Was it right for this cop to do this? Would you have done this if you were the cop? Did she actually commit a crime? If she did, who's the real victim? Who's the verified complaint? Thanks for watching this video all the way through. If you like these videos, the best way you can support the channel is by liking this video, sharing this video, subscribing to the channel, hitting the bell notification icon. 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