all right so paul question for you what's what's your what's the aim of your channel what are you trying to accomplish with it so basically right i mean if you look at history when we get into the idea of the state and public service i mean there's really two routes either we're going to compel the servants to serve the public right to serve man and woman based on what's true and what's right and what's codified in the constitution or we're gonna go to war in the streets right and when i say we i don't necessarily me mean me myself because i'm gonna go off grid and create community but i mean just historically right that this is a timeline that we're on and it kind of goes one way or the other so at this time my aim is to just bring the public servants back under their of what they claim they're here to do right to uphold rights and to protect those rights and they swear an oath to protect our rights and anything that causes us lost injury or harm is illegitimate so i'm doing that up until a point where either it changes the dynamic and they start to understand what their function is or until we go to the next level right but all the while i'll be creating community networking with folks and trying to get on the land um you know self-sustainable and kind of independent of a system and a public that doesn't seem to respect themselves or the truth so let me ask this okay let me go to james first because i know he's going to have an answer johnny uh what is the scariest situation you were ever in when you were out there on the streets recording is there something that pops out in your mind while recording or before well either i mean either way i think i think while you were recording while you were in the role of james freeman what was the scariest thing that ever happened did you ever have any close calls you ever get shot at you ever get uh beaten uh yeah there was uh one um it's a video on my channel called uh cop tries to jeff winehouse me um johnny50 was actually with me minutes before that happened and uh him and and belle for freedom we had all been out making some videos together we went back to the cars we were headed home he told me hey james don't go and do this by yourself these people are psychopaths out here so go back to your you know i had my rv out there because i was traveling he says go back to your trailer and stay there man don't these these guys are crazy they want to kill somebody i was like yeah yeah whatever minutes later i see a a cop in a parking lot in a walmart um where there's lights on so i walk over to the there to record him and uh he starts coming at me and he's looking at me and he goes is that a gun is that a gun you know how cops like to verbally you know it's it's the whole thing like stop resisting even though you're not resisting is that a gun even though he knows there's not a gun and so when he said those words i was like oh [ __ ] i know what he's trying to do he's trying to you know set that stage um you know for the record into the camera oh i think he has a gun as an excuse to shoot me so you know he never even pulled his gun out but in that moment i knew if i reach for what he's looking at which was a radio in my pocket which most people would you know a lot of people would naturally do that no hey look that that's not a gun see look at it and you pull it out and you got a bullet in your face um so he never pulled out his firearm but at the same time you know that felt pretty real uh that that he was trying to escalate it to that point the name of the video that james was talking about it's called cop tries to jeff winehouse may i just drop that in the chat room for you guys so you can take a look at it yeah what about you johnny go ahead morro bay that's it uh no more bay uh so nasty nathaniel went up to morro bay he lives up around that area that's probably about four hours up the coast from los angeles and in this little sleepy little town and uh nasty nathaniel had gone into the tiny little police lobby where you could fit maybe four people total and filmed inside there and then he was uh thrown to the ground and twisted his arm and um they detained him and they put him in the back of a squad car for 20 minutes or whatever so we we went up the two of us a couple of days later and they were already yes james did get catfished that day by the police and i've talked to james about that james was in a walmart parking lot so they turned on their cherries and berries and i mean james was like and as would any of us and because there was no call if you actually if you actually break down james's interaction and now that that woman that that you know who was totally in on it as well uh that was you know supposedly i mean the cop was looking at like her tire tread or something as if you know there was a call for service so i totally believe and um i would say that that's the number two actually that might even be uh number one because the uh what happens in well we saw it firsthand was the police called up the local militia that are not deputized and they all showed up in their pickup trucks and oh yeah and that was before that was when james and i were at the uh just the city hall and it it got it got dark really quickly and uh you know they were following us for a while and uh it it was it was not good but but maura bay was just a bunch of bootlickers that that got uh out of hand and started calling again same sort of thing of like the local militia like a bunch of cop haters here you know and rally the troops and yeah i always tell people like i think everybody has a little bit of a it's like a spidey sense or a psychic sense so when you're on a scene and you're looking around and you're just going as soon as the police leave i'm leaving yeah you know these guys are gonna start saying you got a pretty mouth yeah no they yeah it just so there was an it's i was doing a cop doing a cop watch last saturday night or whatever and and there was this guy that comes up to me he's like who the hell are you were you media you know and i was like we're live that's all i told him and the cop the lapd said he could he has the right to be here in film which uh interestingly enough has been um uh that's their immediate go-to which is which is progress um but yeah just the and also that um the same thing with morro bay happened in in washington city utah is that uh that crap that mob mentality that starts at a low simmer and and builds and builds and builds and then you know you're you're being dragged by a pickup truck by your ankle by by a chain you know yeah yeah and and and nobody's been in that situation it's a different type of feeling when these people feel like they've gotten the the police officers um okay you know what i'm saying yeah yeah absolutely the police are gonna the police are behind us and if you don't think that they have the medical examiner in on it so they can say oh mr olson died of a heart attack you know i mean you're crazy if you think that everybody's not in on this at that government level in that little their own little fiefdom going on there you are insane it's a big club and you ain't in it george carlin hey johnny real quick is that moro bay california creepiest city ever is that the video you're talking about yes okay i'm going to drop that link for everybody in the chat room so you can take a look at that it's about an hour and change and we were gang stocked and yeah that was scary but also i don't know that this one was scary but it was memorable with the the san bernardino police uh library was that it johnny well santa barbara that's where i got arrested i got yeah i got body slammed crime of the century uh filming inside a public library yeah well the one good thing about that is that i don't think he makes uh bread anymore if he does he really stuck it out because he was getting calls all over the place and what i'm speaking of is the guy and you know i shouldn't say because it's ongoing litigation anyways um what about you lackluster what what what what situation i don't know stories i can i can tell you all about uh when when uh when [ __ ] shot at me when i was a bootlegger but but i don't have any uh no but wait hold on what about the chicago sun times calling you i know yeah somebody in the chat's asking me about that but but that whole thing's gagged i can't talk about it oh i have to pay a lot of money if i talked about it yeah yeah so we'll avoid that but it but it's over and i'm very happy about it so yeah yeah yeah so you you don't you don't see that you've got any scary situations just being people threatening you for the stories you're telling or anything like well i get i guess i i won't i won't talk about the outcome of it but yeah it was it was scary the chicago tribune actually it was they called me up and they were like hey how do you feel about being sued by a chicago police officer like whoa um and at that point like my channel was just starting you know so yeah yeah uh but luckily some some dude call uh hit me up online and and represented me for sure because i had no idea what to do and we figured that all out in a second lackluster it took oh yeah 45 seconds being on the phone together to figure out exactly what was going on and it was mischievous to say the best and uh there okay uh what about uh what about what about what about you high impact vlogs any scary situations for for saying the wrong thing because you take on a lot of national politics you take on a lot of world politics that i don't think the rest of us do as much have you ever been scared has anybody ever said anything to you i'm telling you i cannot make you a mod i don't know how is it because i'm in stream lab that's all right i think you have to do it through the back end of youtube but i mean it's not a big deal um i i can only tell you that one of the first things that really opened my eyes because what started me on this i have to give credit to ron paul because one of the one of the things that really started me on the road to actually get her griffin i read a book called the creature from jekyll island if you've never read that book it's a real eye-opener on who actually controls the you know the world system i'm sure rothschild said give me control over nation's money and i care not who makes its laws so if you have a if you have an oligarchy of an elite few who control the purse strings of the value of every dollar that you earn you're talking about some significant power that is very difficult to overcome unless you can get a whole bunch of people aligned but i i got on board with this whole thing just just doing videos for ron paul you know i was just into liberty i was under the delusion that this is the land of the free home of the brave and gosh dawg on it we need to make sure that we secure our liberty so i was super naive and in a sense i have a lot of that naivety still in me because i try to believe the best in people and i'm constantly let down and i want to i want to go up to a law enforcer and get them in their their minds out of their uniform step aside from their authoritarianism and take a look and take an honest look at all of us as human beings and then you know maybe grab the smelling salts of reality but what really drove it home for me was an incident where me and my family i had my girls i had three i have three girls and two of them were armed and i was armed because you always we always walk around armed and we're in missouri it was a constitutional carry state we stopped for lunch we just happened to pull into a walmart we were going to the deli my daughters went to the subway i went right to go to the deli unbeknownst to me somebody had called the cops on my daughters who had firearms they're totally unassuming you know cute little girls with guns that look like they mean no harm so the by the time i go to the deli and get my you know chicken nuggets or whatever they were and was already confronted by the manager of walmart saying hey uh it's not illegal to have firearms in here but just to let you know you're really freaking people out could you could you just kind of you know leave and i was like well i'm gonna buy my chicken mcnuggets and i'll i'll go i don't want to freak anybody out so as i check out and i go past the the subway i see this whole swat team ar-15 in hand this one guy's looking all wild-eyed i hit the record that's the first time i ever recorded that was my first first and second amendment audit well they had their guns drawn on my my daughters and and their friends were armed they had some girlfriends that were armed and i'm like what the frick is going on here and i i had a little bit of knowledge i can't remember whose video it was maybe it was james freeman's video somebody's video about uh am i being detained or am i free to go you know those i just i knew a couple little you know quips to ask the guy it's like okay if you're detaining me what crime have i committed and this guy this cop was being super ugly i ended up giving this guy my id but at that moment that i handed this guy my id i was thinking we we're not free this is all illusory i'm not this isn't land of the free home of the brave this is land of the fee home of the slave i can't even drive down the road unless i ask to beg the government for a permission slip to drive got to have insurance if you want to hunt a deer you got to get permission from the government and if you don't get permission from the government they catch you not being you know legalized it's basically the government's job is to take away your liberty what liberty you think they have and then sell it back to people who willing to buy it back and be that stupid so at that moment my eyes open i was like oh i'm not free this is just a perception of freedom and i i got to rewire my thinking so that that's what set me on the road and that was the that was the smelling solder reality that i needed to kind of kick myself into overdrive yeah what what about you paul unsolved was it was there was there a particular moment you could point to which it was extremely scary where you were nervous i mean i've definitely had a bunch of different encounters um you know i've been threatened i've had hands put on me um i've been arrested a bunch of times but um i try to focus on the positive because i will say right it's easy to lapse into this place where we feel powerless and victimized and like this is all lost cause and i've noticed that as as the environment starts to get hotter and people's own self-interest start to get affected people start to wake up more right so i've had equally as many if not this is with public servants where they tell me you know what you're right we need to change our behavior and i've seen them actually change their behavior and even the video with me on my youtube on the side of the road you can see a genuine care and understanding and a unification right so i try to come from that place to be positive right and i guess you could say optimistic even though again it's kind of realistic because i've seen both sides of it and then again you know we know what's there we know the darkness that's there we know where we're at where it's going and um i just try not to focus on that as much i know it but i don't try to focus on it and i don't try to feel disempowered and victimized because each one of us has a voice and we have an energy and an influence and we can bring ourselves into these situations and change the minds and hearts of other people especially in the time we're in where everyone's being forced to give up their property rights and their rights to their person and take these massive vaccines and all the rest so people are listening they're ready to be led to a degree and we have to step up as the leader right and we can't believe i just feel we can't believe that it's a lost cause now for me it's never been the police that have scared me that's never been the case but uh you know in i went to baltimore memorial day weekend with chuck bronson and uh the first call we got i want to say was uh 2 000 uh i'm sorry 2020 and the first call we got was like 33 gun 33 shots fired and we we were on the outskirts the main street so we had to sneak into the neighborhood part and we got in there and if you're not familiar with baltimore they don't have any front lawn so you're walking down the sidewalk and it's uh uh it's memorial day weekend so everybody's out everybody's grilling and the people while you're walking down the sidewalk the people are on the stairs if they're on like the first stair they're right in your ear for the seconds they're they're a little bit above your head and i look down and i see two sheets in the street and i'm like oh no because that's the worst situation you can be in that in a domestic because now you look like you're profiting off somebody else's pain you're not there to oh don't let them search your car you're not there to give advice you're not you're just there to profit off someone's pain and we're the only white people there so the chain starts going get out of here huh and i just looked around and i felt like i was in the coliseum and i did you know you we all know if you got a camera in your hand you know the cops aren't helping you and we really can't record any of this anyway are we going to record the dead body don't hit the sheets like this is a lose-lose like we got to sneak back out of here but uh we didn't chuck like trucks like stuff like that but uh yeah that was definitely the scariest for me and there's something about like being in baltimore if i was in chicago i would have felt a lot safer for whatever reason it's not like all these people know i'm from chicago but it's just that innate quality that i'm from here and i've been around these places that i feel more comfortable but baltimore ain't nothing to play with if they ask you what's the scariest city and people just say chicago or detroit and they don't they downplayed baltimore baltimore is one scary place you