Hey, welcome back to the channel. This is Here's the Deal. It's the last three words you hear before tyrannical oppression comes down upon you and your rights are steamrololled. Appreciate you guys being here. I wanted to talk to you about something I just learned about 10 minutes before I decided to go live and that's doughut operator got swatted. Now, I don't care who you are, what you think about donut operator, I would never ever swat someone. Why? Because I wouldn't want to be swatted. SWAT is basically attempted murder. For those of you who don't know what swatting is, you call a local law enforcement agent. You say, "Hey, I so and so lives at certain address and has killed a whole bunch of people and there's a whole bunch of bodies in the house and you need to go over there investigate." They get the SWAT van loaded. SWAT goes out there with, you know, the Bearcat, the shields, the helmets, the SWAT gear. They're all militarized. They surround your house. And people have gotten killed by being swatted. And it it happens to high-profile individuals. It happens to people that other other people have vendettas over and they don't mind putting their lives in jeopardy. If you're swatting somebody, you're a garbage human being because you're doing something to somebody else that you wouldn't want done to you. I wouldn't swat donut operator. I wouldn't swat anybody because I don't think it's right. I don't think it's right to do. I don't know if you guys have heard about this. We're going to watch him get swatted. He got swatted during a live stream. And I don't know if you remember this, but I think a year year and a half ago, Tim P got swatted, ironically, with Brandon Tatum at the table being interviewed by Tim Pool. So, they both got swatted. And I don't rejoice in that for anybody. That that shouldn't even be a thing. But because people are psychopaths, you know, some I think I think you do have to be psychopathic to actually call armed men on people. Uh, so we're going to watch this real quick. If you've heard about this, put a one in the room. Let me know if you've seen this. This I haven't seen this all the way through. I only saw where when the guy with the helmet comes in and he says he's jealous about doughnut operator's armaments there. And then when donut operator comes in and actually complains about the fact that the cuffs are too tight, which I think that right there is poetic iron. Just major irony. Let's see. Let me just go from the top here. It's 58 seconds in is where he gets swatted or where his wife or somebody off camera alerts him to the fact that he's being swatted >> for two years. He's probably got I think what he's got another four. We're not going to see a two. >> So he's talking about he's talking about something completely un unrelated and then the swatting happened. >> That hurt. Why is it square? Sergeant Pepper spray. Hey, we got a cyclist here. We all [music] know they don't go to heaven >> neighborhood. A confrontation with a teen on an ebike went viral across the internet. >> You don't have any authority to do anything. >> Security does. >> Resident Mitch Schum spotted a teen doing wheelies in the middle of the street at high speeds after trying to snatch throws his water. >> Yeah, it is poetic karma. Pablo >> bottle knocking the >> another scop. I I don't know. Do you think Do you think it is? It could be. I'm always open to that. Now, when you say another SCAP, Mark Green, are you saying that this is just a setup that he didn't really get swatted? This is all for, I don't know, clout, clicks, and views. Is that what you mean? >> Phone from the team's hand. Mitch then grabbed the phone and refused to give it back. >> Okay. He's about to get alerted right here. And then he assaulted assaulted a M I'm getting swatted. The cops want me to come outside. I'll be right back. [laughter] Now, I'm assuming he's taking his shirt off and he's making sure he's not armed so that he can put his hands up and honestly tell the cops, "Hey, I don't have anything on me here. Let me make it easy for you to search me." >> Five minutes. >> Uh, okay. So, I didn't know this doughut operator has done these things to people and defended cops doing things. How is it wrong for it to be done to him, Brian? Cuz I cuz I wouldn't want it done to me. I wouldn't want it done to me. So, when you say he's done these things to people, are you saying that he has personally swatted people? Are you saying he swatted people as part of the SWAT team? We can talk about this. I'll I'll tell you what, I'll open this up to um maybe some discussion afterwards if you guys are interested. If you Yeah, no doubt. Donut operator is definitely a tool and I've exposed him on many many videos on this channel. at least a half a dozen videos on this channel detail. I mean, talk about unprofit. Damn, bro. [ __ ] That I'm jealous. [ __ ] man. Oh, man. Are you guys still there? [laughter] I had to sit in the cop car. The cuffs were too tight. Now, that is interesting to me. He's complaining about the cuffs being too tight. How many times has he as a police officer put the cuffs on too tight on somebody? And let me just remind you that this guy's name is Cody Garrett, known as Donut Operator. He is a former police officer. He served with the Spartanberg Police Department in South Carolina for about two or three years until around 2007, including his time as a SWAT officer. So, he's probably been on some of these SWAT calls and now he's complaining about the cuffs being too tight. Well, like somebody said in the room, they're not made for comfort. Donut operator, you're kind of getting what you deserve, aren't you? Now, whether I believe he deserves this, but I wouldn't do it to him because I wouldn't want it done to myself. Now, people are saying, "Why wouldn't you want it done to him?" I'm I'm just not I'm not vindictive like that. I'm not vindictive like that. Now, if he got shot when he got swatted, you know, I I see that as just poetic justice. That's karma paying another visit. >> His cuffs are too tight. Take him off. I'm back. >> Interesting. >> I couldn't breathe. >> Listen to him. Listen to him complain about his exper his very, very short experience. >> I had to sit in the cop car. The cuffs were too tight. [laughter] His cuffs are too tight. Take a Yeah. >> Does anybody know where he lives? Because I would like to foyer request that, too. I I have no doubt because he is part of the thin blue line gang. And I'm not talking about as an active police officer, but because he's a part of and has the thin blue line blood running in his veins. You'll see in a second. He gave his fellow cops fellow cops challenge coins. Uh, you know, it's kind of kind of a little camaraderie award for them, saying, "Hey, I'm one of you. Don't worry about it. Now you know where I live." I bet they knew where he lived before. I bet he was in tight with the police department in his area and he let them know it. So, whoever said that this is a psychological operation, from that perspective, I can definitely see that because there is no way that donut operator, former law enforcement agent who's part of the thin blue line code of dishonor uh has made his local police department know who he was. They know his address. They know he's a protected individual. So this could be a complete show for clicks, for views, you know, whatever these people are. People like Donut Operator and Brandon Soften Them Up, Tatum. Brandon, what do we call him? Brandon Tel Aviv, Tatum. They are sick in the head. People like Sergeant Curtis. The people who love to see other people suffer when they have only broken a code or a law or an ordinance or a regulation of a politician. That is sick. That is psychopathic. So, I wouldn't feel bad if he did get swatted and something very, very bad happened to him. Crazy. He's a vlogger and a YouTuber and he didn't take his own. He I know he's got a 360 camera, maybe multiple 360 cameras. He didn't think to even take his cell phone out and record the incident. He's going to rely on a foyer requested body cam footage. So, if anybody knows where doughut operator lives, what police force would have actually uh enacted and responded to that SWAT call, maybe we can foyer request that before he gets it. So, we can see the the I I can't even say unredacted because the police department that's going to give it to you is already going to mess with it in some way. They're going to edit it, but he'll probably edit it further to make himself look like a good guy. They chill. No, they weren't chill to him from the start. Got to see that body cam footage. I don't believe one word he says here. Joseph Doe, thanks for the here's the deal memberships. But this is a swatting. But no, I just that time from when I left till I went out there, I had to, you know, put my arms up, pull my shirt up, spin in circles, get on my knees, cuffs on, go in the back of the car until I just came back in. I gave him a bunch of challenge coins, though. So, hey, every cop here. The SWAT dudes even got challenge coins. Play back when the cops came into the room. I don't think I can. I'm going to have to get off stream so it's recorded. Yeah. Did you you saw the SWAT dudes, though? I guess they came in here and cleared real quick. He looked at the guns and went, "Damn, [laughter] it's on Unsub Reddit already." God damn. Hold on. I'll look. Well, it's definitely not a boring Saturday. That's crazy to me that he has so many followers on this on this video right here. He uploaded this live stream a day ago, July 26, 2026, about 24 hours ago. It's already got 1.1 million views. And this is on his backup channel, Donut Operator TV. I think he has three channels on YouTube. He's on Facebook. He's on Instagram. >> He just got >> But somebody already clipped it and put it on a subreddit. >> What did Yeah. Oh, damn. He did. He looked at the guns and was like, look, he even put the shield down and was like, [ __ ] The jersey is an added bonus on that picture. [laughter] That's funny. He actually stopped for a minute and looked. [laughter] [music] That's funny. I know beans is darn dangerous. Well, you know how Jeez freaks out. I mean, especially at cops given, you know, I was tell they were like, "Is there any animals? Is there anyone else inside? No one inside. Two dogs. They're loose. Just the black one. This is how bad it can be, guys. When somebody swats you, they can kill your pets. They can kill your family. It doesn't take much. We've seen people get killed for way less than a swatting call. You can have your hands up coming out the door and the cops get so spooked and freaked out, one of them fires and then all of them launch off some shots. >> You know, just be be sweet with him, please. He's old. He's jumpy. be sweet. And so they were showing the dogs. It wasn't the It wasn't the AFT. The dogs are fine. >> If it's true that the cops swatted him and didn't know who he was, I find that really hard to believe unless he's in a new house in a new town and he hasn't introduced himself to the local law enforcement agents. >> Check Discord. I dropped the clip already of Sheriff Tanzen. >> Oh, you're I guess it was crystal clear in here. Um, Discord. Give me a second. We'll find this switch. [laughter] Bunch of firearms. Bunch of firearms. [laughter] I haven't seen past [music] this point right here. This is pretty boring. It's amazing to me that such a boring live stream can get 1.1 million views. Let's see. This thing's 8 minutes long. We're at 437. Let's see. Here we go. They're playing again when the cop comes in and is gawing at all the guns. >> Firearms. >> God dang. [laughter] >> He did that. Goddamn, bro. I'm jealous. [laughter] Technology is crazy. Just minutes just minutes after this cop says this during the live stream, he's watching the the the clipped feed from his own stream on the same live stream. >> God dang, bro. I'm jealous. >> He's looking at my pistol pile that's over there on the on the wet bar right now. >> God dang, bro. I'm jealous. [laughter] That [ __ ] >> I'm sure he is. >> So when they said still streaming, he picked up his shield and he covered his face. [laughter] Oh [ __ ] he's still screaming. That's awesome. God damn, bro. I'm jealous, baby. He brings his wife in to watch it. >> See if he says anything >> and then had her do it. How many times is this? This is six since I started like the whole YouTube thing. >> Okay, so he's saying he's been swatted six times. Is that what he's saying here? Let's see. Let me back it up a little bit. >> Guitar Hero like I intended to with me. No, they put her in a different car. They had me walk to him first and turn around and do all that [ __ ] and then >> Oh, they put Okay. According to him, he's saying they put his wife in a patrol car and I wonder if she was cuffed probably and then they cuffed him and put him in another patrol car. >> I had her do it. How many times is this? This is six since I started like the old YouTube thing. This is number >> He's saying he's been swatted six times. >> Six. First time here though. But there's a note for whoever watching that did this. They have a note in their I thought I called him when I got here and told him to note it, but I guess I guess that got lost in translation. Okay. Okay. All right. So, this is come becoming clear. He called the department to alert them who he was because it sounds like they're living in a new place. Does anybody know where doughnut oper operator lives now and what the police department possibly with the police department is who would have responded to this call and what the exact time and date is so we can foyer request that body cam footage. >> Uh there's a note on the 911 dispatch now and the sheriff's department also has the note because so many resources were wasted today that that more than likely like this if something crazy comes in it's going to be a swatting still like an officer out to check on me now. So it's not going to be crazy. I get swatted a lot. Yeah. People don't like me, you know. >> Go get a beer on me for your troubles, big man. Sorry that happened to you. >> Thanks, dude. It's all good. It happens. First time I got it on stream, though. Well, I was telling the >> How are you a professional vlogger and you don't go out and record the SWAT? How do you do that? If Put a one in the room if you've ever been swatted. If you've been swatted, put a one in the room. And if you put a one in the room, put a dash yes if you're willing to come on and talk about it for two or three minutes. Let's watch the rest of this. So, he's recently moved to this new location and he says he's already contacted the local police department so they could put a note in. He gets swatted anyway. SWAT comes uh puts him and his wife in handcuffs, puts him in separate cars. He comes back in complaining about how those cuffs hurt. It was hot in the car. This was a very uncomfortable, unpleasant experience. Um I was talking to the the in-car camera when I was handcuffed in the back a lot. Oh, good. I was like, you know what? Damn, the revenue off of the video I put on my main channel, this is going to buy me another car. So, I don't appreciate it. >> [laughter] >> There. There's your SCOP right there. There's your SCOP. So, he's going to get some. Okay. So, he being aware of the incar camera, patrol car camera, he's going to make some serious revenue. He's going to get a revenue bump because somebody swatted him. Interesting. I don't I don't uh I don't condemn him for wanting to increase revenue and taking advantage of that. And I think it's a good idea to talk to that incar camera kind of like Cameron Wilson did when he was he was basically preaching at the camera talking about natural rights and talking about how we should live as free men and we don't need permission from the government and it made a really really good video for Cameron. So, I don't I don't blame him on that, but there's a psychological operations aspect on this where he is the fellow thin blue line. He did give out challenge coins to the swap members who came to his h his house. He now is in their good graces. He's already made contact with law enforcement when he moved into the area so that they would have a note in case this ever happened to him again. He's already been swatted six times and he's basically cashed in on that. This guy is This guy is a dirt bag because he does applaud. I mean, he gives a standing ovation to Tyranny. Oh, I just asked the the cop came back to get more information. I was like, "When do you think I can foy you this like the time frame?" He was like, "I would give it like a week and then contact the records department and uh you know, see if see if it's available." But I'll I'll work with them on that. I know. Hell yeah, brother. I got me another Hellcat. Let's go. Let's go. got me another Hellcat. Mark says, "Here's the deal. You swap me, I buy the beer." Bootline operator. Uh, again, put a one in the room if you have been swatted. Put a one in the room if you've been swatted. And then put a dash yes if you'd be willing to talk about that. So, here's donut operator. He got swatted. I don't know if he had a friend swat him. I don't know if they did this for some kind of publicity. I don't know if it's organic. Uh, but I do know he is definitely going to cash in. Let me go to his Let me go to his doughut operator main page. See if he uploaded anything in greater detail on that. Let's see if he's got a link to that. Here's the Twitch kick. Donut Operator TV. Let's just go to Donut Operator. Donut operator videos from one day ago. He pulled a fake gun while surrounded. Community outraged over. Was no one real? Let's see. Okay, so he doesn't have that. Let's see if there's a live stream on it. Tyreek Nickel. Okay, so his live stream's three years ago. His video from a day ago does not talk about Here, let me see it. Camera footage. People stabbed even though other baseball bat beatings. I don't think I've ever seen someone shot head with a baseball bat, basically. >> All right. So, he's got a Brandon Herrera shirt on right here. >> Type C port 20 minutes. >> Brandon Herrera, I think, is uh his buddy >> behind the scen. And uh I don't know, tried to become a congressman or a senator for the state of Texas, I think. I don't know. I don't know. People are saying he looks like he's on steroids. He does look like he's puffy. He's on HRT or steroids or something. Looks like he's grown a gut. Let's see. So, who has been swatted? Gerard has been swatted. Mark has been swatted. Being swatted would really, really suck. It would really suck. Things can go south so quickly. It does look like he's kind of puffy, like he's on steroids. And something about his shoulders coming out like that looks unnatural. Makes me skeptical about Brandon. Brandon should realize that if you hang with dogs, you pick up fleas. I think Brandon is part of that whole thing, though. You know, they may claim to be proun, although I don't know how proun anybody is. If you're not just shall not be infringed, no qualifications, you're not pro- second amendment. I don't know if they want regulations or not, but I know that they're for the voting process. This left versus right paradigm, lie, dog, and pony show. I'm going to open this up to if you want me to do it, do you want me to do a live call-in? Let me know if there's uh I don't know how many people are in the room. Where's my If there if if like 30 people put one in the room, we'll do a live call in. Last time I did it, only two people called in. So, there ain't a whole lot of interest in that. That's fine. Let's see how many people are actually in this room. I don't even know. Not many. 306 according to this screen right here. Okay. Um what what I was going to do was it's only 23 minutes. So I wanted to show you that that that doughut operator has been swatted. Donut operator's real name is Cody Garrett. Again, Cody Garrett used to work for the Spartanville Police Department in South Carolina for two, three years until 2017 when his YouTube channel started taking off and he quit because he said it was too dangerous, too risky, and he had better earnings from his growing YouTube channel. Per him, he said the pay was too low. All right, so let me let me put a link. I I want to keep this strictly to if you've been swatted or not. Here is the Streamyard link. Okay, that's the Streamyard link if you want to call in. We're basically talking about if you've been swatted or if you know somebody else who's been swatted and kind of just two or three minutes. uh kind of give your experience and then we'll move on to the next person. And also I wanted to continue with Tommy G's video on the Clayton County, Georgia ride along with people like Lieutenant Aderall here. >> Did you guys watch that video? That was overthe-top tyranny. And I was actually surprised after having seen a couple of Tommy G's videos where he he exposed that mayor in Illinois. He did a really good expose with Ben Jordan on uh Palunteer and Flock security and actually taking the cameras up to Flock and watching them freak out. And I was a little disappointed and I leave myself open because maybe there's a there's a method to the madness. Maybe there's a reason Tommy G acted like that toward people. But I would definitely like to interview him and find out why he looks like he's so pro- thin blue line. He did he did insert this part into this video. Um maybe because he knew he was going to get blowback because of how bad it looked uh on this Cobra crew jump. They call them Cobra, the Cobra unit with the Clayton County Sheriff's Department. Basically, they're the jumpout boys. They're just like uh the Scorpion unit that jumped out and beat Tyrie Nichols to death. Listen to listen to this little part that Tommy G inserted into this video. >> Trying to do more into that or not. >> So, I'm curious your guys' take. Some people will say, "Hey, look, this is a little over the top. You're coming in hot. There's not a lot of stuff going on. Why you bothering people?" But then other people will >> Some people say this is a little over the top. This is absolute red co. This is what the red coats did to the colonists to provoke the colonists and the founding fathers like Benjamin Franklin, James Adams, um Madison, uh all the all the founding fathers, you know, the the one who wrote the Declaration of Independence. You've got people declaring a separation from their government because the actions of the king uh of England and because of his red coats. And these guys, the jumpout crew for Clayton County Sheriff's Department in Georgia, I can't even imagine the colonist even tolerating that for one second. So, here's Tommy G going, you know, some of you might think this is a little over the top. A little over the top. Somebody's sitting at a gas station scrolling at his cell phone on his cell phone for two or three minutes and they all converge on him, jump out, get him out of the car, put him in cuffs, put him in a patrol car, search his vehicle. They had no probable cause. Tommy G says, "What about probable cause?" And basically that black cop goes, "Probable cause? We don't need no stinking probable cause, man. If if they fit the profile that we think they fit, they basically they don't have rights, man. We got every right to do to them what we're doing. It's truly disgusting. >> Say, "Hey, look, this is a high crime area. We want you to be doing this so that we don't have shootings. We don't have murders. We don't have worse things happening." And that is what proactive >> worse things happen. What could be worse than having a roving band of armed gang members just having their way with the general public anytime they want to, anywhere they want to. just jumping out in nondescript unmarked vehicles armed to the teeth. They've got backup out the wazoo. You can't escape from them. And if you try to defend yourself, they will pursue you to the ends of the earth. As we've said, dogs on the ground, helicopters in the air, they'll deploy any and all resources, drones, they'll activate all the ALPR cameras. And don't tell me for a second that Sergeant Aderall was or Lieutenant Aderall was so on the ball that he was able to determine who had drugs in in their vehicle and who didn't. I bet you anything that they were depending on those ALPR cameras that Tommy G not 10 or 11 days before that had uploaded a video exposing all of that palent tyranny and flock nonsense. ive police work is in a nutshell and that's becoming the template standard operating procedure for police departments around the country. I'm curious what your take is on this style of policing. Okay, here's my take on this style of policing. This guy that you see on the screen right here, uh, Lieutenant Tombs, this guy right here would pull the trigger and and destroy your life rather than look at you. This guy has no qualms about ending somebody's life, about ruining their entire life because of a bag of weed. No qualms at all. And they are nothing more and nothing less than the lap dogs for the political class. That's it. >> Where did you grow up? >> Yeah, they're gang. Excellent. That's Yeah. One word. One word, two syllables. Gangster. That's all they are is gangsters. >> From Miami. They're Liberty City. Pork and Beans project. 62nd and second half, but I spent the vast majority of >> my childhood and early adulthood. >> I spent the vast majority of my childhood being bullied and now I get to bully others because I have a costume and a badge. And they they go over this guy's life like like it even matters. Who cares what happened in your life? All that matters is what's happening now and what you're doing the li to the lives of so many in the name of protecting and serving them. >> A better life and provide a little bit more for us. Do you feel like a lot of these issues you see in the city stem from growing up in a one parent household? >> Oh, absolutely. The black community needs to come together and eradicate this [ __ ] We can eradicate this [ __ ] overnight. We oust these clowns out of our communities that are the >> the clowns we need to oust out of our communities happen to be wearing costumes. And I'm not talking about just at Halloween. We we are we are talking about grown men walking around with costumes and utility belts and guns and shiny badges thinking that they are God's gift to the earth. That's what needs to be eradicated. You c you can't get more criminal than what these cops are doing on camera. And if they're going to do this on camera, what the hell are they doing that hasn't been documented and recorded? >> They have they have no shame, guys. No shame on this. legs. >> We got 135 mph. The sheriff's immediately gunned it for the high was >> we watch this here. Here's where they get into a hot pursuit. >> At 135 radio for a high-speed chase in which a man on a motorcycle was weaving through traffic at 135 mph. The sheriffs immediately gunned it for the highway to pursue the suspect. >> They gunned it for the highway and now there's not just one person on the highway going 130, 135 mph. Now, there are 11 black sheriff's vehicles going 135 miles per hour, putting everybody's lives in jeopardy. And they're not just on a 600 uh or 900 lb machine. Let's say they're in 4500 lb machines. >> So, we have a pursuit going on right now. What are y'all doing? What are y'all doing? Get out. Get out of the way. Mayweather County has a vehicle that a motorcycle that fled from there. So, they should >> Look at Look how fast this this sheriff is going. This deputy is gone. >> Must be up here at Forest Parkway now. >> What's going through your head? >> I just want to catch. >> Exactly, Ramy. It's highway terrorism. >> This bastard at speed >> only. It's legalized, so it makes it okay. >> We're not going to do that unless the guy's a murderer or something like that. >> We're not too far away, so hopefully we can intercept him. >> Look at this. and they don't care about wrecking these very very expensive vehicles because they don't have to pay for them. That's part of that qualified immunity. That's part of that uh I have more rights than you and I will destroy the vehicle you bought for me because I can always get another one and I'll destroy that one too. It doesn't matter to me. Oh, by the way, Lieutenant Tombs, he's pit certified. One of the few on the department in the Cobra unit that is PIT certified. I think this one has quesadillas. I can [ __ ] up a quesadillas. >> Look at this guy's face, man. >> You can't I mean, Saturday Night Live could not cast a person better than this. It's almost like this is Saturday Night Live. Look at this guy's eyes just bugging out of his head. You know he's on something. You know he got into the evidence locker somewhere. >> I think this one has quesadillas. I can [ __ ] up a quesadilla. >> Yeah, >> dude. Chicken quesadilla. >> I can I can f up a quesadilla. Real mature guy there. That's That's who I want with the utility belt, a gun, and a cobra badge. >> What you eating? >> Look at that. And they got a juice bar up in this thing. >> Oh, this is hot dogs, wings, and this is street food, but they got tacos. It works. >> We're waiting. Understandable. >> Wow. >> We pay these guys how much? I bet this guy gets a hundred $120,000 a year. Captain Math Head. So, jourers. >> He's going to blow rap. >> Yes. Oh, there he goes. And the reason the guy is going so fast is because he's being chased. You want him to slow down. Stop chasing him. We They got It's They're acting like they don't have the technology to go to this guy's house. Like they don't already have this guy's plate. Maybe it's a fake plate, but they could just They could call off the pursuit, put a drone in the air, put a helicopter in the air, and not put all these lives into jeopardy. But watch how reckless they are. >> In 60 seconds, you are going to witness a high-speed chase. But first, let me tell you about the sponsor. >> Folks, let's see this high-speed chase. >> Think he just wiped out. >> Oh, there's Mr. There's another math head. >> They got him. Did they just Did they just fist bump there? Yep. Fist bump. Look at that. We got them. Just a bunch of thugs. Just a bunch of lowife scumbag thugs. They got him at 130 something miles an hour during this pursuit. There's a mandatory minimum one year prison sentence now if you flee from the police. So, our sheriff was in this pursuit. I think that that should show you what kind of man he is, right? He gets out here and he gets after it just like us. Do you expect? >> Yeah. Just like our sheriff's just like us. That's exactly what we want to hear because a stream rise is no higher than its source. The source for that department is the sheriff and so they can't be better than him. If he's out there being a cruddy person, of course you can expect them to be cruddy people because all crap flows downhill. >> Anything less. >> Got a gun on you. He breaks out. We got him in the custody. >> This guy right here is really bad, man. else got hurt. So, it was a good day. >> So, what >> everything? We got you. We got ambulance coming for you. >> We were ass, >> man. I've been having a bad day. I just came from a funeral. >> I get that, but you think it's okay to run for Clayton County, >> bro. Did you realize you you were coming, bro? >> Did you know you were coming into Clinton County at all? >> Bad day. Just got a whole lot. >> They're just doing all this for the camera. They're just trying to get some camera time. You should know. >> You should have known better. Yeah, I know how you write. Obviously, his tag says run this. It's a fake tag. >> It is like a bad parody. >> Oh, >> like I was saying, this is our sheriff, Sheriff Leavon Allen. You see the kind of car sheriff got? He >> Sheriff Leavonne is pretending to look under a hood thinking that he knows what he's looking for. It's just all pretense with these people. That's Sheriff Leavon Hood and that tells you everything you need to know about him. He's out here doing the exact same thing we're doing. What are you out there doing? Man, I'll tell you what, we are oppressing people. We're taking away their rights. We know we got more rights than them. So, we're going to act on that. >> Jumps in our pursuits. He allows us to pursue. He allows us to get out here and do something about the crime going on in the county. So, >> what are you talking about? You're the mass purveyors of the crime. the greatest amount of crime going on in the county. >> When it comes down to it, that's the kind of man you want to work for. It is what it is, man. I'm happy we caught this guy, but with him doing what he did, that was extremely dangerous. And there is no safe way for you to pursue a fleeing suspect, per se, but this dude did some [ __ ] We going >> There is no safe way to pursue a pursuing suspect. Is that what he just said? >> This guy, but with him doing what he did, that was extremely dangerous. And there is no safe way for you to pursue a fleeing suspect person. >> There is no safe way. >> He did. That was extremely dangerous. And there is no safe way for you to pursue a fleeing suspect. >> There's no safe way for you to pursue a fleeing suspect. Does he really believe that? Well, it's all got If we're going to pursue him, we're just going to have to put everybody else in danger. There is absolutely no safe way. So, we're not even going to explore it because there are no options. There can be no safe way. We're just going to go ahead and pursue it. Let the chips fall where they may. And if we happen to pit maneuver a pregnant woman in Arkansas with Rodney Dunn, then so be it. If we happen to take somebody's leg off, or, you know, maybe when we pit maneuver somebody, they carine into oncoming traffic on the other side and it kills a minivan full of uh, you know, soccer kids coming back from a match, you know, so so be it. There's just no safe way to do it, per >> say. But this dude did some [ __ ] We going to hold him accountable. >> You're really lucky that I'm a good driver because >> look, he's got It's like they're all coming. It's like that that episode in Airplane where they all take they take um uh turns trying to shake this lady in the seat because she's hysterical by being on a plane. There's a person with a baseball bat and a chainsaw. Now everybody's taking their turn to verbally berate this guy who is speeding on this motorcycle. yourself, right? You could have killed one of us who had a skill and you could have killed one of these civilians. >> You should be dead. >> I ain't going to lie to you. I know that sound brash to say, bro, but there's no way you just survived that. That's God giving you that. That's your second chance right there, man. I don't think he going he will give you much more after that. That one actually [music] wor >> I got to get out of here. >> I got to get out of here. >> She hurt bad. That one. >> Looking at a whole lot of traffic charges. Definitely felonies. >> Guys, fleeing and attempting to >> I found the airplane scene. Got to watch this. I might have I might have to segment it up because there's probably a copyright on it. It's got 1.7 million views on it. This This is the airplane panic attack scene. This is what reminds me of what the Clayton County Sheriff's Office was doing to this guy that they had down uh leaning against his back against the patrol cruiser. You know what you could have done? You could have killed everybody on the road. What did you think you were doing? >> Can't stand it anymore. I've got to get out of here. I got to get out of here. Down. Get a hold of yourself. >> Please let [laughter] me handle this. >> I'll get back to your seat. >> There's going to be this whole line of people who have to berate this woman so they can calm her down. I'll >> take CARE OF THIS. CALM DOWN. GET >> your phone. >> Now it's a nun. >> Like she's going to get calm. Let's see. Watch him. Let's see. They're all ganged up on him, right? Where is he? Right. They set him up. Okay. Here's here's uh Will I Am from the Black Eyed Peas? >> I think it's okay to run. >> Here he is. >> Here he is leaning against the patrol car. >> Came from a funeral. >> Okay, they're going to take their turns. >> You think it's okay to run down Clayton County? >> Bro, did you realize you where you were coming? >> Did you know? >> They're all jumping in in the actton county at all. >> Bad day just got a whole lot worse. Look, all three of them >> just ganging up on him. Okay, back to airplane. [laughter] >> There's a gun, a baseball bat, a crowbar. >> This is hilarious. Hey, was that John? Was that John Eagle? All right, so watch this. Let's get back to this. >> Obviously, his tag says >> John Eagle just made a special appearance. Look at this guy. They got the tats. They got the real tight shirts. They got the biceps showing the the steroid arm, the puffy steroid arms. >> Found this. It's a fake tag. >> I mean, imagine being so hypocritical that you're stopping people from drugs when you're a walking pharmacy yourself. Oh, that's hilarious. It's the back of that motorcycle said, "Run this." And it's got a uh somebody shooting the bird. Like I was saying, >> oh god, I don't I don't want to hear this. >> When it comes down to a flip, >> you're really lucky that I'm a driver. >> Okay, now here's the here's the other scene in airplane. >> This dude did some [ __ ] We going to hold him accountable. You're really lucky that I'm a good driver because you really could have killed yourself, right? You could have killed one of us. >> You could have killed yourself. You could have killed yourself over here. You got a phone call. You could have killed your sound too brash to say, bro, but there's no way you just survived that. That's God giving you that. That's your second chance right there, man. I don't think he going he will give you much more after that. >> No eyes. You are going to watch this and you're going to like it. Okay. >> That one like that the worst. Keep moving it up. >> No. Like, but if you move it, I'll feel it. All right, let's let's get let's get to some more tyranny. You know, it's got to it's bound to come. Oh god. Lieutenant Aderall. Let's go. >> Here's Lieutenant Aderall. How could Tommy G and his crew, his camera crew, sit there through all of this and keep their mouth shut and say and not at least question now, how is what you're doing consistent with protecting life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness? cuz it looks like that guy's just sitting at a gas station scrolling on his phone and here you guys are swatting him uh converging on him. >> When the homies get here, we're going to go to some spots and we'll literally sit and you will watch drug transactions be made right in front of us. >> It makes you wonder like do people not have more to live for? >> I don't know, man. I >> I got to be missing something on this Tommy G thing. Is Is he spoofing the police department? Do you think he's being sincere? What's going on here? What's I could not sit, you know, maybe for a couple hours just to let them set themselves up so that they wouldn't end the ride along because I'd want to ride along long enough to get the information on how bad they are so I could confront them with it at the end. So, I can understand that, but that doesn't happen at the end here. And he's done ride alongs before and he seems pretty tight with the thin blue line of tyranny. And and I'm I'm not okay with that. I'm not okay with that. Let's see what's John Denola saying. I heard somebody saying John Denakola was making some good statements. Hey, what's up, Jennifer? They got to make you feel like the evil criminal. They're the saviors and the problem they're they're in is totally the person's choice, not the cops. Yeah. Look what you made me do. Look what you made me do. At this point, like when you arrest enough drug dealers and they're all ages, all shapes, all colors, all everything, anybody could be a trafficker. >> What is it just me or is he Is it like he's a fourth grader that's been given a uniform, a badge, and a gun? What? What the hell? What did he say? >> Now, meant to be made right in front of us. Sit and you will watch. >> Look at Look at the crazy in this guy's eyes. go to some spots and we'll literally sit and you will watch drug transactions be made right in front of us. >> It makes you wonder like do people not have more to live for? >> I don't know man at this point like when you arrest enough drug dealers and they're all ages, all shapes, all colors, all everything. Anybody can >> all shapes, all sizes, all colors, all everything with the bug eyes. And man, when do I get my next fix? Not only do I need an ID fix, but I got to get to that evidence locker. Man, there's some stuff in there for me. >> Be a trafficer. >> Your regiment look like to stay mentally and physically fit to do the job that you do. >> Cardio, of course, have to exercise and do something physical. Also, for me, again, like I said, >> and mentally, we never ever read the Constitution. I mean, we could give a damn about the first, second, fourth, and fifth amendments. We don't give a damn about any of that stuff. All we want to do is pat our pockets, increase our numbers, get the accolades, and retire with a full pension. That's it. Our number one goal, by the way, is to get home safe at the end of our shift. No matter what, no matter whose life we have to take, no matter whose lives we have to ruin. That's what we're all about here in the Cobra Crew. I'm telling you what, boy. >> Just away from me being a law enforcement officer. So, when I'm off, I'm off. I like listening to good music, man. I'll be 35 in August. I grew up in the 90s. I listened to a plethora of different artists, but I like to listen to like shade. >> Harvey Freeird is here. Harvey, you got to call in, man. You got to call in. Here's here's the here's the link right here. Who wants Harvey to call in? That's a that's a real hero right there. That's a guy who knows his audience. His audience knows him. He gives a need in the Galveastston, Texas area about what's happening on the streets and how people are getting busted and their lives are getting ruined and they're getting torture cuffed and they're getting thrown into a cop car and fingerprinted and body cavity searched and thrown into a cage because they don't have lights on their bicycles. So instead of cops driving around with 50 cent lights and going, "Hey dude, let me help you out." You're kind of being a danger to yourself. If somebody doesn't see you coming, they could run you over. or or you could run them over or something bad could happen here. We got some lights for you. Would this help you out? Sure it would. But no, that's not what the cops do. They're not serving like that. Harvey Freeird serves and other people out there like him. Harvey, you got to call in, man. And then Harvey's got a um he was encouraged by a lot of his friends to set up a GoFundMe so that he can fund even more of that stuff. People love that kind of stuff. People love kindness and generosity and compassion and goodwill and real protection and service. Hey, it could be maybe the Streamyard link is not working. What the hell? What in the Sam hail is that right there? 110 bucks. That just freaking blows me away. Blue Flyer, thank you for that, man. That's super duper humbling. It'd be You know what' be really cool to do? um is to meet up with somebody like Harvey and go out there and just perform random acts of kindness and goodwill while you're scanning for the police and going to where the police are and showing the police how they could actually be the heroes and the servants. Can you imagine if they actually only did that? They only protected and they only served. And I'm not talking about protecting and serving their department. I'm not talking about protecting and serving the political parasitic, psychopathic, elite class. I'm talking about actually serving the public. Wouldn't the world be a better place? What if your sheriff's or police department goes, "You you got a letter from who in the mail?" The IRS. Don't worry. If they come knocking at your door, give us a call. We'll give them the boot. Wouldn't that be awesome? No, we're only here to protect. Okay. Now, IRS, did did they commit a crime? if they committed a crime, show us who the victim is. And then we're going to take the victim and we're gonna uh we're going to introduce them to the person that they're uh claiming victimized them and we're going to we're going to hash it out and we're going to figure out what's going on. Instead, the cops just go on the last order because that's all they do. That's all they can be is conformist doing what they're told regardless of what is right instead of being the moralist that they should be doing what is right regardless of what they're told. What if we had actual protectors and servants? I mean, like the real hero type who would actually stand in the gap and be kevlar for the community. Oh, you got Oh, Palunteer. Uh, Kevin Olri, you wanted to build a data center here. Well, my people say no, that ain't going to happen. So, you're going to have to go somewhere else. Wouldn't that be refreshing? Hey, man. I saw you were doing 89 and a 55. It's kind of slow it down. It's super dangerous. Super dangerous. People can die doing that. So, I'm not giving you a ticket. Not going to do it. And I don't need to see an ID because you need to be secure in your person. And the less I know about you, the more free you can be. See, I'm I'm supposed to represent the people, but I'm basically a government agent. But, you know, I I've got morals and I've got a wall that I can't go beyond. And no, I'm I'm [snorts] not for your ID. I don't want to do do lines with your ID. I got to get some ID. I got to get that. No, I got to get that ID. We got to call and I got to write down the report. See, I got this official fancy looking report here and I got to write down your name. I got to find out who you are cuz I just got to cuz they tell me I got to. So, you got to give it to me. Like, never mind in Texas. Never mind 3802. Okay, never mind. We just got to get that ID. It's just disgusting. So, blue flyer. Geez. Thank you. Harvey said, "What? Don't see a number. Plus, I'm in bed." It's It's a link, but I mean, it's fine, man. I I don't want to put anybody in the spot. Maybe the link doesn't work. Does the link not work? Let's see. Streamyard 2P. Yeah, that's that's the one, huh? That's okay, Harf. We can do it another time. I don't like it when somebody puts me on the spot either. Kind of. It's like, "No, man. I'm not I'm not really interested in doing that right now." >> Anita Baker, if you >> I don't want to hear about this guy's personal. Okay. I I do want to see Lieutenant Adderall here. Oh my god, this guy. >> Cool, calm, collect. >> How could Tommy G not How could he do this video and not understand the psychopathy that he was involved in? >> Until it's not time to be like that. We're going to the hood now. We're about to be in the in the war zone, per se. >> Look at it. Look at this. We're about to be in the war zone, per se. Look at it again. >> Now, we're about to be in the in the war zone, per se. >> God, you guys. You guys, I would not be surprised at all if one day in a week from now, a month from now, we saw Sergeant Lieutenant Aderall here involved in uh, you know, some kind of domestic violence incident or shooting a dog or running somebody off the road or mag dumping on somebody because an acorn hit the top of his patrol cruiser. >> Is this where Rodney Dangerfield is a young feckless pig? says Harry. >> Right here. Yeah. >> Riverdale. >> Yeah. Right here. We're in Riverdale. >> Riverdale. [screaming] >> What are we running up on? >> What the hell? What did >> Yeah, right here. We're in Riverdale. >> Riverdale. >> What are we running up on? >> Wow. >> Uh, we're going to go to probably the most known narcotic. >> Now, notice this guy driving down the road on patrol. Even in Georgia, if you're not on an emergency call, you are expected to abide by all the policies and all the laws of the road. You'll notice that Tommy G has his seat belt on, but you'll notice that Lieutenant Alder Aderall does not. And through the entire video, Lieutenant Adderall does not have a seat belt on. Let's go back to Let's come back to 2251. Let's see if Tombs has his on. >> No, Tombs does not have his on either. being a law enforcement officer. >> He's not in pursuit. This isn't an emergency call. He's not running lights and sirens and he's not transporting a patient. Those are the three exceptions to the rule. Otherwise, you're supposed to do the speed limit as a patrol officer, even as a state trooper, and you're supposed to abide by all the laws of the road, including wearing your seatelt. And they absolutely do not in this. And if they ever give somebody a ticket for not wearing a seat belt, they are freaking hypocrites. So back to back to Lieutenant Aderall here >> in the in the war zone per se. And that's how they view it. This they view this as a war zone and they're involved in a war and you are their victim. They're you're not there to be saved. You're there to be pummeled and destroyed. >> Waka Flocka grew up where we're going to >> right here. Yeah. >> Riverdale. >> Yeah. Right here. We're in Riverdale. Riverdale. >> What are we running up on? Jeez. >> Uh, we're going to go to probably the most known narcotics gas station where the corner boys are always at. And I'm sure somebody will be out there and we'll push up on Oh, look at that. >> Oh, we'll push up on them. So, the corner boys are going to have an encounter with the jumpout boys. >> Dude, the chick with the bag right there. Right there. See the red hoodie? Hey, red hoodie. Red hoodie. Red hoodie. Red. That's all it took. Okay, but what's your probable cause? Well, he had a red hoodie and he had bags and he saw the cops and he went back inside. You can't be doing that. That that's that that right there gives us the green light to do whatever we want to do. John Lun says seat belts are for [ __ ] sissies. My sleeves will protect me. My arm sleeves. I can't stand these arm sleeve tattoos that all these cops have. >> Red Hoodie was the lookout. He just ran back inside. No >> look. Guilty until proven innocent. The guy with the red hoodie was the lookout. >> What's up, my man? Good. >> And if even if he was, so what? So what? Let the free market roam. >> What y'all got going on back there? >> You got something on you? Come on. >> Oh my god. Tennessee Accountability. I've seen that so much. He says, "My county just got a $750,000 grant for SUV patrol trucks in a county that has one traffic light, but can't keep the sewer from leaking on the floor at the high school in PT, Tennessee. 12th 12th grade in four years, $6.5 million. Oh, 12 12th grant in four years, $5.6 million." Yeah, but you got places like Flint, Michigan that don't even have potable water. Yeah, there's sewer problems all over the place. But they got they got money for a bearcat in what's that? Brookside, Alabama. Population like 1300. >> It's a small amount we can work with. >> Yeah, we ain't tripping, bro. >> We ain't tripping, bro. We're just going to put our man hands all over your man body parts. So sick. When you see the police ride in and you run back in the store said, "Oh [ __ ] here they are again." >> Oh, you lying about your name, man. >> Hey, guess who's got a fingerprint scanner? >> So, you going now? Let's >> run it back. >> Run it back. Actually, let's take this party outside. It's getting hot. >> Somebody Somebody can feel like that. >> He lying about his name. >> All right. I'm going to tell you. >> Oh my god, it's like a bunch of second graders with guns. This is so scary. >> This is so sobering. >> Nutshot. All right. Unfortunate. Now, if I find it, they promise. >> Look at him putting his hands in the man's groin. This is embarrassing. Wow. It's like you can't even get any more gy than that, man. God, that makes me cringe every single time. Look at him. Look at his face, too. He loves it. He loves it. Listen to what he says. >> All right, I'm going to tell you what, man. We're going to do a quick nutshot. All right, >> we going to do a quick nutshot. Ain't none of What are we doing here? Oh god. What are we doing? What are we doing? What did I sign up for again? You can't You can't continue doing this. You can't do this. You can't do this. This really gets all over me, man. I can't I'm a man and I never ever want to put these hands on another man. You know what I'm saying? Does that make sense to you? It just seems like such a foreign concept. And if that ever happened, like if if anybody could overpower me and grab my my arms and make me put my hands on another man like that, I don't know. I think I'd want to cut him off. God, [laughter] what did he say again? How there's no script. There's just This is all adlib. This is all from the heart. >> He lying about his name. All right, I'm going to tell you what, man. We're going to do a quick nut shot. All right. Unfortunately, >> we're going to do a quick nutshirts and the and the tatted arms and the steroid sleeves, too. The steroid arms. Now, if I find it, they promise you if I find something that you ain't supposed to have, cuz our parasitic political masters told us you can't have it, and we're just their lab dogs and we're going to do what they say. But the best part about this is I get to put these hands on those parts. God, man. Nutshot. >> Oh, what have we here? Look, look, look at his look at his face. Look. Oh, I got I got to clip this. I got to clip it. Going to clip it. I going to do it. Look what he just Look at Look at this. Look Look what is going on here. Tommy G, you recorded this. You didn't have anything to say about this. No interesting, short, funny quips about this. Not even any poking fun about it. He's got the James Freeman gloves on. I will never look at gloves ever again on any law enforcement agent without thinking about James Freeman. I mean, can I get an amen? >> What have we here? Ah, >> go ahead. Hop in. >> Congratulations. >> You are under arrest. And still you got no victim. Still there was no crime except the crime you're committing officers by putting your hands un it's called unwanted touching. And you're doing it while this guy has his hands cuffed behind his back with torture cuffs. That makes you a sadistic, vicious attacker. Sick, sadistic, vicious, psychopathic. I mean, use whatever adjective you think is fits here cuz it's going to fit. This is sick. >> Unless y'all want to be next, y'all better get >> Yeah. Kelsey says, "But Brian, don't you feel safer, bud? Don't you knowing that this these guy the Cobra unit is roaming the street so that you can sleep soundly at night? That is until you get swatted by the Cobra unit and they put their hands on your jiggly bits. >> Get on up out of here. >> The nutweed. What is he selling? >> Nutweed. I can't even believe they're saying this. I can't believe it. >> A No, that's not >> Oh, wait. What did he just say? Listen. >> Listen to this. They can They cannot stop threatening innocent people who haven't done anything wrong. Watch. Congratulations. You're going to play. >> You are under arrest. >> Unless y'all want to be next, y'all better get on up out of here. >> The nut. >> Unless y'all want to be next. I am I am so ready to abuse my power and authoritize. Unless you want to be next, you better get out of my side. You better get up out of here. >> Lizzy, >> they're so pompous. They're so arrogant. >> A No, there's not. >> There's more in there, bro. >> Something I had. >> There's No, it's in there's more in his pants. Yeah, it's got to be something. >> There's more in there, man. There's more in there. Okay, we're at the 24 minute and 60sec mark. We've already been going for an hour. Uh, would you would you want me to do a part three? If you guys want me to do a part three, let me know. Put a one in the room. I really got to scat. It's 10:40. It's been a really long day, but I wanted to do this live stream because I wanted to show you the swatting of doughut operator, pro police [clears throat] bootlicking doughut operator. And I also wanted to get a part two of this Tommy G video going. But if you want to see a part three and you want to do it on a live stream and maybe a call in so we can all maybe we can get like I don't know Harvey Freeberg maybe we can get Lackluster if he's interested uh Sean Paul Reyes and maybe we can have like a panel of people uh commenting on this video or videos like it you know from the liberty perspective because that's really what this is unfortunately we've got to pit each other against each other and when we're fighting for freedom the ironic thing about this whole thing is we're even fighting ing for the freedoms of people who are actively trying to take our freedoms away. These law enforcers are truly trying to take our freedoms away. And they're doing it because they get a paycheck. I had a guy I had a um was he a patrol trooper? He was some kind of patrolman cuz he was he was doing security, but he was he was in his uniform. He's a big black guy. He's super nice. But I was like, and this is before I got into any of the auditing. Matter of fact, on the way back from Missouri is when uh I did the o my very very first YouTube video, which ended up being my very very first audit that I completely failed because I relinquished my ID even though I knew I wasn't committing a crime cuz my daughter was there and I didn't want us to go to jail. And like there's just just this whole fear thing going on. And that's another thing too. Uh, a lot of people were saying on that one video where I showed just a little bit of snippet of it. They were like, "Yeah, let's see that." So, I'll do a video on that, too, and show you how I failed and what I've learned in the last 10 years. Because I uploaded that video in 2014. That was my very first video. And by the time we went from Missouri back to Oklahoma, it had already gone viral. Uh, I called it open carry chips, chicks carry AR-15 in Walmart or something like that. I can't remember the exact title, but it went super viral. But um I've learned a lot since then. And what I'm trying to say is when you fight for freedoms, you're also fighting for the freedoms of the law enforcement agents who are trying to right at that second take those freedoms away. You're literally fighting for the freedoms of their children, their grandchildren, their mom and dad, everybody they hold co close and love as they are literally whip ripping whatever vestigages of freedom we have away under the the uh excuse of hey I'm just it's the moniker. It's the motto. I'm we're protecting and serving you. Well, I don't want to be protected and served. No, we're going to do it anyway. And we're going to steal money from the people. So this this cop in Missouri said I said, "Dude, how can you do this? It just you you guys seem to be violating the Constitution a whole lot. As a matter of fact, that that appears to be your MMO." And he looked at me and he goes, "I got to feed the children, man. I'm this is a paycheck for me. I'll I'll do it because I got to make money." So what he's saying is, I'll do anything to make money up to and including rip away every vestage of freedom Americans think that they have left. and I'll do it because I'm getting a paycheck. That right there is being a conformist. You're just conforming to this world. You're doing what you're told to do regardless of if it's right or not because it's not right. It is not right to strip somebody of their freedoms in the name of protecting and serving them. If there's no victim, there's no crime. And if you treat an innocent person like they're a criminal, you you are the criminal. So, he's basically saying, "I'll be a criminal as long as I can put food on my kids table. I will be a criminal as long as they cut me that bi-weekly or weekly check. I will do whatever they want me to do because I'm not a moralist. I don't think for myself and I'm just going to follow orders." That's the biggest problem that we have in the world today. Because you can have the as many psychopathic puppet politicians making laws and taking away rights and um destroying people's lives and stealing the product of their time and laboring energies through inflation, all that that kind of stuff. You can have them writing those policies, but if the enforce because they're the political class, but if the enforcement class says no, we are not enforcing that. That ain't going to happen. We are the barrier and we are here to serve the people. If the if cops did that, it wouldn't matter what laws the politicians put on the books because if there's nobody going to enforce the law, then it's just words on paper. The only people in this world that can make those words spring into action are the law enforcers. So, in a sense, in a very real sense, the law enforcers, the sheriff's department, the deputies, the police chiefs, the police officers, NYPD, LAPD, Mesa, Arizona, Albuquerque, all over the place, these law enforcement officers have actually become the tyrants they swore to protect us from. They've become the domestic enemies that they swore to protect Americans from. And in a very real sense, they're way worse than politicians because politicians are only saying, "Sick them. Go get them. Take away their rights. Destroy their lives." And if the law enforcement officer goes says here, "I need to enforce a $230 seat belt sign." Oh, that ain't going to fly. That's what a law enforceer should do. But because they're order followers, they take that same piece of paper and they go, "Give him a $230 speed." Okay, you're getting a $230 speeding ticket. And the times where they exercise that that elusive and inconsistent uh discretion, it's to make themselves look like a good I tell you what, man. You were doing 85. I clocked you doing 85 and the 55. He's lying. And I saw that you weren't wearing your seat belt. He's lying. Uh, but what I'm going to do is I'm going to put you 10 over. So, it doesn't put you in that extra bracket. You're still going to have to pay the fine, but it's not going to be $750. It's going to be like $230. And then they make themselves look like they did you a favor by economically terrorizing you a little less, but with the caveat of knowing it could have been a whole lot worse if it weren't for, you know, Mr. Thin Blue Line Hero over here. you know, with my sleeve. Look, look. I got my sleeve tattoos all nice and beefed up for you. It cost me hundreds of dollars to put that on there. But I'm the good guy cuz I could. It could have been a whole lot worse for you. You understand? So, they give themselves that little leeway to sometimes maybe I'll cut you a break. I'm not going to cut you a break on this one. No, it says you just went over the limit. Oh, we're past that point. Hang tight for me. I'll be right back. Every single cop in the nation should be disgusted at flot security and palunty and axon and all these people who want to just scrape your data and sell it to third parties and monetize your life. It's just the whole thing is disgusting. So if you're fighting for freedom, the the great irony and dichotomy is that you're actually fighting for the rights of people who are really they live to take your rights away. Holy smokes there. What the hell? Hol what what am I seeing in the super chat category here? You got Joseph who gifted five here's the deal memberships. Joseph, thank you so much. You got Blue Flyer with a $110 donation. That's crazy. You got um Grave 57 with a $20 super chat. A cop said she had to put food on the table for her family while they were shutting down a man's restaurant in 2020. Man, if you can if you can find that clip, Grave, please send it to me at contactflixflick.com. and way in the back of my mind that that kind of rings a bell. But if you could send me that clip, that would be that would be great to put out there. That that's a that is interesting. See, I love the psychological underpinnings of what make these people tick. And they can't they either can't even see their own hypocrisy or they see it and they go through stages and depths of cognitive dissonance in order to live with themselves because those are mutually uh inconsistent diametrically opposed ideas of okay I got to put food on the table but I'm going to heavily fine and enforce my will on this person who's also wanting to put food on their table but I'm going to close the restaurant down so they can't put food on the table so I can put food on my table. Man, if you find that clip grave, let me know. And then Blue Flyer, not only does he do the $110 super chat, but also $111 super chat, which is crazy to me. You guys do not have to do that. Thank you so much for all the support, especially, you know, if you like this video, I appreciate that. Hit hit the like on this video. Share this video with everybody. You know, let's try to set brush fires of freedom in the minds of men. That's what this is all about. I appreciate you guys being here. Thanks for participating in the chat and I will see you in the next video. Take care.