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Do you know the Bill of Rights? Did you take an oath to the Constitution? >> This man is not going to take any unconstitutional BS from any oath breaker. And I'm here for it. >> We have to go stand over there. We're really cool. >> No, probably not. No, no, no. I probably ain't going to do nothing you asked me to do if there's not a law behind it. >> You don't ask me nothing politely. I told y'all I won't be doing you any favors if there's no laws. >> Then you BE NICE. SAY SOMETHING REASONABLE. I CAN YELL. DO you have anything you have to say that's lawful? >> Here's a fair warning to all you novice cops out there who hate the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. You never want to mess with a seasoned auditor who knows the law better than you. They're not easily intimidated and therefore can't be easily violated. They will chew you up and spit you out like a flavorless piece of Hubba Bubba. And this is what happens when these River Forest cops tried to intimidate and violate Joe Cool and his crew. And if there's even a shred of wisdom behind any of those shiny badges, you law enforcement officers might want to sit back, get out a pad of paper and a pen, and take some notes. CUZ MY GOD, YOU GUYS can be nitpicky and pathetic. >> We here at Lake Street in Harwood. >> Keep on. >> You can film us. It's completely fine. You guys stay away from my vehicle, all right? >> I must left his computer open this time. What's going on, man? So, we got to stay away from the park. >> These cops have talked this lady into taking a sobriety test. She doesn't know any better, but we do. So, the cops are going to try and move us. >> You good, man. You good, man. We do this [ __ ] all the time. You You can relax, man. >> Regardless of any laws, it's my right to be out here. And unfortunately for these cops, I'm fluent in fixing, and I don't entertain the illusion. >> Hey, we're having a meeting >> No, probably not. Now, probably ain't going to do nothing you ask me to do if it's not a law behind it. >> It is a law behind it. It's a lawful order. >> are you asking? Yes. >> It's a lawful order. >> What are you asking? >> We're going to be pulling them out of the car or doing >> I'll get out of the way when you you do something. I know how to move. You ain't got to water me around. What? >> you to just play along. >> I You don't ask me nothing politely. I told you I won't be doing you any favors if there's no laws. >> Calm down. >> Are you making me do a thing? >> All right. I'll try and calm down. Yeah. >> Can you stand over there, please? >> No, I don't just stand where people say stand for no reason. What are you doing? >> Stop. >> No. >> Stop. >> I'm sorry. Yeah, what? >> So, we're going to be using this area right now. >> Yes. >> So, you can't be in it. >> I said if you going to use it, I told them I'll move. If you going to do that [ __ ] I'm not trying to get in your way. >> Yeah. So, I could just ask you to stand over there by the plants. >> No, I might want to stand on this side. I don't What I don't Watch you call him out. >> Okay. >> And now I'm moving. >> Stop. >> But that makes us okay? >> Stop. Stop. >> I'll do what I want. Why you talking to me if you want to be rude? >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> We're going to be using this area right now. >> I'm sorry. Get closer. Just can't hear you. Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay, perfect. >> Yeah. >> Can we talk calmly instead of screaming? >> Yes. >> Okay, perfect. >> My name's Joe. >> Okay, cool. Nice >> All right. Let's relax a little bit. >> We're going to be using this area. If you want to film, totally fine. >> Yeah. >> You can't talk to anybody in this area. >> I This cat is so disrespectful. All that I'm asking you nicely to do me a favor, [ __ ] plays in court, but let's be clear, it's not a request. If it's a request, how many times I got to say no? But what's really troubling is that last thing out that cat's mouth. >> to be using this area. If you want to film, totally fine. >> Yeah. >> Cannot talk to anybody in this area. >> I Somebody going to jump on that no talking to people [ __ ] and make it a law. And because you believe in magic, you're going to be out there Joe Cool got my rights taken out there yelling at the police. >> And you be nice. Have you Have you seen Houston versus Hill? I can't talk to people. Say something reasonable. >> See, the problem here is we have 18 USC 242 deprivation of rights under the color of law. They're trying to deprive Joe Cool and the other auditors under the color of feelings or suggestion or intimidation. There is no law to support the request. And if they were the good warrior hero cops that we've been taught they actually are, number one, they'd be brave, they wouldn't care about the camera men behind them, and number two, they would want all the cameras behind them they could possibly have to show the world how good and fair and just and righteous they are. The only reason you don't want a camera on you is because you might be doing something nefarious. >> Y'all just saying crazy [ __ ] I know what interfering is, so I've been doing THIS FOR 7 YEARS. I CAN YELL. IS THERE anything that you have to say that's lawful? >> Listen to >> Yeah. >> If you don't move out of this area >> Yeah. What? Are you about to threaten me now? >> I don't want to arrest you, but that would be >> What would you arrest me for? Interfering with a crime is physical, coming between you and your guy, or threatening. Which of those three elements am I doing? >> YELLING. >> STOP LYING. I'M NOT INTERFERING. I would not interfere. >> Because we're trying to do something RIGHT NOW. >> GO AHEAD. >> GO AHEAD. >> Traffic stops over THERE. >> LIKE DON'T REALLY? WHY? >> HEY, the traffic stops over there. >> Give me a lawful reason. >> I know what you're trying to do. But they put the line up. >> I'm not going to talk to you anymore because you're yelling. I told you not to yell. >> Name name it. Name it. Badge number. >> In actuality, he's not going to talk to Joe Cool anymore because he's educated. He's intelligent. He's articulate. And he called this guy out on his [ __ ] Is there anything that you can say right now that's lawful? Joe asked him. >> We're on 196, all right? We're going to be using this area. >> Are you going to tape it off? What's that? You going to tape it off? >> We're not going to tape it off. All I'm asking >> You got to tape it off. You want the public right now. >> Both of you guys get arrested for interference. >> Interference is something physical. We've been through this a matter of time. We did this earlier. Do you know the Bill of Rights? Did you take an oath to the Constitution? You know what? Did you take an oath to the Constitution? Real quick. Did you take >> Did you get that? Do you know the Bill of Rights? What >> know the Bill of Rights? Did you take an oath to the Constitution? Take an oath to the Constitution as well. To the Bill of Rights. Did you take an oath to the Bill of Rights? You remember the freedom of press? The freedom of press, the freedom of speech. You know, if anything, if you want to go that route first of all, you're impeding on people's right. The fourth amendment of the Constitution, they got the right to be They got to be the right to be secure in the papers papers and effects, all right? Nobody's interfering with you guys. Interference is a physical act, you know what I'm saying? And nobody's interfering with y'all physical. It's physical. Just read IOLs. >> I'm nowhere near you and I'm not coming nowhere near you, bro. >> Both of you need to move over there. >> Read IOLs. >> All right, just because we're using this area. >> Just tape it off and we'll respect it. >> Tape it off and I'll leave. >> We're not taping it off. >> Uh, that's not a law. That's not a thing, bro. Geez. >> We're not impeding on nobody's rights. He's straight Are you a sergeant, sir? >> Yeah, sure. >> What's your name and name and badge number? Right there. Right there, there's a big family. A lot of people can be right there. >> Okay, I'm going to ask >> Okay, now. >> You need to step over there by the >> I'm talking I'm talking to you I'm talking to you right there. I'm talking to you right there. Give me a second, please. Okay, go. Ain't nobody stopping you. Are you hiding something? DO YOUR JOB. YOU'RE A PUBLIC SERVANT. THE BILL of Rights protects us. All I'm saying okay, how you doing right there? >> These cops are like, this is my stop. You need to respect my self-imposed safety bubble. >> over here. >> Right there. Hold on, let me talk respectfully. Right there. That's your name, correct? So, >> If my tape's off, this is the public sidewalk. >> We got the right We got the right. You just can't tell you cannot bark unlawful orders to the people. You took an oath to the Bill of Rights, correct? Just tape it off and we'll stay away from you. I ain't not nothing else very happily. Unlawful orders and you're telling us to move when we're not interfering. He's saying that we're interfering. Interference? >> He needs this area to conduct an investigation. >> We we traffic STOPS. I'VE BEEN ON thousand traffic stops. >> What is it behind there? You can stay, you can report, you can do something. >> You can go over there, that's fine. Go by the plants. >> I may come back over here. If you're not doing nothing, I don't take your word for nothing. >> Supervisor right there. We watch you guys cuz you guys violate people's rights a lot of time, okay? We're not going to interfere with We're not going to interfere, period. All right? We're here recording. No, interfering is physical. >> Excuse me. Excuse me. Okay, they're going to use this for a field sobriety. Let's give them this little area. >> Come on. You guys could have said that, bro. >> Is that what it is? Field sobriety? >> You guys could have said that, bro. >> Then say it. Say it. This guy's just barking orders. I'm walking, he's talking to me like I'm a dog. I'm not a dog. You're You're my neighbor. You're have servant. Then don't Don't talk like that, man. Don't talk like that. You remember. Relax. Remember, you took an oath to the Bill of Rights before God and man. All right? I'm going to stand over there. He's over there. I'm over here. You said you're going to use that area. Staying away. Right there. You got nice space? Nice space? Right there. >> That is plenty of room. Plenty of room. >> I definitely don't trust these guys. >> Nope. You're not. >> And we're here because of that type of attitude. People need to know America's watching. See, we I don't got to say no, I'm bad. >> to conduct a DUI investigation. And he has if he needs to physically get the person out of the car >> And no >> use the side of the road to conduct that investigation. >> He didn't say that in the beginning. He lied. All right? First he went with threats and intimidation. He's talking about >> technically have to tell you what he's doing cuz you're not involved in this stop. >> As a man, you could be a liar? >> He was distressed. Yeah. Good now, so that means dude can go push JP, I'm guessing. >> What if you walked up to him and you said, "The reason I'm here recording is because I want to show the world that you guys are the good apples, that there are more good apples than there are bad. There are just a few bad apples, but a whole bunch of good apples out here who care about transparency, who care about accountability, who love and safeguard the First Amendment. That's why we're out here." >> He just dropped something. That's not a good sign. Lock the doors. There are my keys. >> Like I'm saying, man. I I do this for a reason. You're my neighbor, right? >> got an audit for a reason, right? >> At the end of everything, we're neighbors, right? I have nothing against you, man. Just do what's righteous. And if you believe in God, you got to love your neighbor. You can't just be hurting Look, did she harm anybody? Just one question. >> Is it against the law to drive under the influence? >> Well, driving is a is is a legal term. That you guys You guys No, no, listen, listen. >> Being able to drive is a privilege, isn't >> It's for for commerce. For commerce. And do your own research. >> and that's where we're going to disagree on all that. >> Well, the law doesn't disagree. That the United States Supreme Court rules does not disagree. What I'm just saying is like don't stop there, bro. Look, you're a young man. You know what I'm saying? Don't stop there. Just keep researching. You might not believe me right now, right? >> Yeah, and we're just whatever you say. >> I want Look, listen. A wise man, listen to me, bro, please. A wise man keeps searching out knowledge, understanding, and wisdom. That's what I'm saying. I'm not going to say nothing bad, nothing that you got You don't got to You don't got to believe me, but the thing is is you should be studying the Bill of Rights every single day because this is what you're supposed to be doing. Where all the politicians are getting away with passing laws against the Constitution. You guys don't lock them up, but you lock this girl for what? A stop sign? No, no, no. Pay attention. Pay attention. >> Everything violates federal >> federal federal >> Yeah, he put her in the car that quick, I think. >> Little people little people They're breaking the Constitution as well. They're violating But the little people are legal for the little people. You know what I'm saying? Think about what you do, bro, cuz your job is not I get paid to arrest guys who are violating laws. It's disrespectful. It's disrespectful. I'm just saying. For the people. just a quick question. Did you take a note? I don't care. God is watching. See, the thing is this, I don't care about that. See, God watches everything, evil. You really for >> What does it matter if it's two people today? It could be 20 tomorrow, then 200, then 2,000, then 2 million. What you need to be concerned about is doing the right thing, whether the camera is on you or not, whether there are 2 million people or two people watching. You just do the right thing, officer. That's it. >> So. >> I walked up, he's disrespecting your channel, talking about your two viewers. >> Hey, hey, Thomas, you better talk to your partner, man. Thomas, we're going to see each other again, bro. You can't be doing that to the people and just letting your coworker just talk like trash. >> I love how Joe Cool and Freeman Liberty 1 talked to these cops like they were human beings, on that human level. It's like, it doesn't matter who you are and who I am. Doing the right thing is what matters, and you guys are doing the wrong thing. You're You have no interest in transparency or personal accountability or safeguarding our unalienable rights. Leave your thoughts about this in the comment section below. Let me know what you have to say about this. How do you think Joe Cool and Freeman Liberty 1 handled this? I thought it was excellent. They stood their ground, they held the line, they pushed back, they weren't intimidated, and they didn't let the cops violate them. 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