What you see on on Facebook and Tik Tok reels is not real life. This is real life. Welcome back to >> Here's the deal. >> Let's get something straight here. This is my traffic stop. There will be no back and forth. >> I'm not going to have this back and forth of you arguing with me of why I'm stopping you. I stopped you for a lawful reason. >> Yeah, it's a lawful reason. Take my word for it. It's kind of a mystery reason and that mystery will only be revealed when you cough up your ID. >> Who do you think knows the law better, me or you? >> You really want certain people answering that question, officer? Why don't you give us the five elements of the First Amendment first? And while you're at it, why don't you tell us what the Fourth Amendment is as you presently violate it on your traffic stop? >> You want to play games? I'll play games with you. >> This 18-year-old girl schools these deputies who don't know what the difference is between freedom and tyranny. You know why? Because they truly believe, I really believe this. I believe that most law enforcers believe that the tyranny that they inflict on the rest of us equals liberty. And if we didn't have that tyranny that are they're inflicting on the rest of us, they I believe that they believe that we wouldn't have law and order. That we would have chaos. We'd have blood in the streets, broken windows, tires, flipped over vehicles. We'd just have mayhem and chaos. And really, it would be the opposite because we would have a truly free market. We would have And it's not to say that there wouldn't be irresponsible human beings doing really evil things, but people would be empowered. You know why? Because they wouldn't be waiting for a hero. There wouldn't be one of us or there'd be very, very few of us who would opt to pick up a phone and dial 911 when they could reach for their 1911 or their Glock 22 or their favorite choice of weapon to defend themselves cuz let's be honest, we all know this. It sounds cliche, but it's true. When seconds count, police are minutes away. So, watch the reason this girl was pulled over. What was the infraction? Are the cops saving society by throwing this girl into a dungeon? >> That is the law. >> Who do you think knows the law better, me or you? >> Do you want to have a problem? >> I would say she does because there are very few people, I can't even say that because there's a lot of people who don't know the law, but a lot of these people that the cops pull over actually know the law, i.e. the Constitution, which is supposed to be the supreme law of the land, way better than any cop. Get a cop to try to articulate the five main topics and main points of the First Amendment. They cannot do it. They can't They couldn't do it to save their I'll give you a million dollars if you can tell me the five points, the five main points that you're supposed to be protecting found in the First Amendment. Just name them. >> Do you want to have a problem? >> What you see on Facebook and TikTok reels is not real life. This is real life. [laughter] >> On January 20th, 2026, a deputy in Washington spotted a Toyota Camry drifting to the far right lane before swerving back across traffic to make an illegal wide turn. The deputy initiated a stop and approached the driver's window to request her documents, but he quickly realized this driver was more interested in debating the law than following it. >> That's all it was, an illegal left turn. And how many times has the cop done an illegal left turn or blown through a traffic light or a stop sign or far exceeded the speed limit or didn't activate their turn signals when they want you to activate the turn signal? He could have just pulled her over and said, "Hey, for the interests of safety cuz we are all about public safety, not officer safety, I just want to let you know you made a really wide left turn. Have a good day." Nope. Got to do the economic terrorism. Got to extract that ID because it's like it's like the white powdery substance going right into the nose and into the system, man. We got to have that. >> Hello there. Do you have your information, license, registration? >> I'll take your insurance cuz this is >> Yeah, that'll work. If you're talking to me, I I can't hear you. >> I'm sorry. >> You're You're speaking like really little and then I got lots of lots of cars. >> Can I ask why I'm being pulled over? >> Sure, can I see your ID? Your license, sir? >> Uh I'm going to >> It's just It's such a simple thing and what a power play. Can I just ask why I'm being pulled over? Yeah, just give me your ID first. That's not how it works. You got to give me your ID. Then I'll tell you. It'd be kind of like a box surprise. Surprise, I pulled you over for this. Very simple thing, but they don't want to do it. Why? Because they want to withhold the Oh, I've got the power. I've got a secret. Now, I'm going to keep my secret and I'm not going to release that secret until I want to, not because you ask me to. That's how far gone mentally these law enforcers are. >> I need a reason first. >> No, that's not how this works. So >> That's not how >> But it could work like that, right? The reason it's not working like that is cuz you don't want it to work like that cuz you got to be in control, you freaking control freak power tripper. >> Oh, it is? >> Yeah. >> No. All right, so just this works. So >> Let's go back to it. >> I'm going to need a reason first. >> No, that's not how this works. So Oh, it is? >> Yeah. >> No. All right, so just so you're aware, the whole traffic stop's being audio and video recorded. So I stopped you for a lawful reason. I am requesting your driver's license, your registration, and your insurance. >> For a lawful reason. >> Yep, and I'll explain that lawful reason as soon as I get the documents in which I'm requesting. >> It's actually not technically a lawful reason. It's kind of like a legal reason. legal versus illegality. Remember, it used to be legal to own slaves. It used to be illegal to free slaves. So, if these cops lived pre-19 or 1860s, they would actually arrest you for freeing slaves because the law said freeing slaves is illegal. That's how far gone they If they lived in the in 1920s, they'd be arresting you if you tried to transport, buy, or sell alcohol, or if they caught you at a speak easy. That's how far gone these people are right here. Everybody knows how failed the alcohol prohibition laws were. >> And Celina believes she has the legal right to know why she was stopped before identifying herself. >> She has the constitutional right to know why somebody's interfering with her life, liberty, and happiness, you schmuck. >> She does not. >> [laughter] >> Like I said, I'm not going to have this back and forth of you arguing with me of why I'm stopping you. I stopped you for a lawful reason. There's nothing that says that I have to tell you why I stopped you. >> That is the >> Oh, but See, that's what I hate about cops. They got to have it down on paper. And even when it's on paper, if it's not suitable that for them, they won't do it if they think it's going to benefit you. If they think it's going to benefit them, they'll do it. But they got to have a law written down on paper. Well, they told me to do it, so I'm going to do it. They told me not to do it, so I'm not going to do it. It's kind of like when the you know, that they relaxed the gun laws in Florida, and then the sheriffs came out and go, "Well, I knew that was unconstitutional." If you knew it was unconstitutional, then why did you enforce those unconstitutional laws until the politician said until the Supreme Court said, "Yeah, that's not very constitutional. We need to stop that. Go ahead, you can open carry now." And then all the sheriffs were like, "Yes, we're so for the Second Amendment." No, you aren't. If you really You had your chance to show us if you were for the Second Amendment by ignoring an unlawful command by the legislators. Cuz you know, when a law becomes injustice, resistance becomes duty. It was actually your duty, officer, when a law became was unjust or unjust, there was injustice done because of this law, it was your duty to get in the way of that injustice and protect the people, but you didn't do it, did you? Now that they've changed the laws, you're like, "Yeah, oh oh yeah, it was Don't worry, we're going to make sure that you can open carry now." Well, then why were you arresting the armed fisherman for open carrying? >> Well, Paul, you got to see me do it. >> Who do you think knows the law better, me or you? >> During a lawful traffic stop, drivers >> a trick question? Cuz it seems like the answer's obvious. >> are required to provide their license and registration upon request. The deputy doesn't have to explain the reason first, though many do it as a courtesy. >> This guy's not even a The the law It sounds like we just got the a call center from a different country. Oh, you know, this is not This is not legal. You don't need to be doing this. I got to You need to submit to the authorized. >> Okay, here's the deal. Your ID is right there. >> He said it. He said, "Here's the deal, too." >> So, you can either hand it to me or we can go a different route. >> I can give my ID if >> I pulled you over for a lawful reason, okay? >> A lawful reason? >> All right, here Okay, so you turned on onto 23rd and you went into the furthest lane and then you came back to the left lane. You can't do that. You can't turn into both lanes. Now, please provide me your identification. >> What do you think would happen if you pulled the cop over for doing this? Hey, I noticed that you did this wide left turn and you went into the other side lane and you can't do that. I noticed that you're double parked here. Well, you can't do that. Boy, they don't like that at all. >> Even after the deputy decides to de-escalate and tell her the reason for the stop, an improper turn, she still refuses to hand over her ID. >> License and registration, please. >> I didn't pulled over, but >> She refuses to hand over ID, i.e. she wanted to make sure that she if the cop's not going to protect her right to be secure in her person, then she's going to stand up to try to protect her right. That's that's the translation on that. >> License and registration, please. >> I didn't pulled over, but he wouldn't tell me why. >> Instead of taking this final opportunity to cooperate, Antolina decides to call her mother. By doing this, she forces the deputy's hand. >> She didn't cooperate with the Nazi Gestapo, so you know, obviously the hammer needs to fall. >> Okay, go and hop out. >> Mom, you you >> Go and hop out. >> Oh god, hands on. >> Cuz I won't give him my ID. I can't. >> You want to play games? I'll play games with you. >> I'll play games with you, says the man, says the older man who's touching a younger girl. >> You're under arrest. >> Put your hands >> You try touching a younger girl in your neighborhood and you see how fast the cops get called on you. >> Put your hands behind >> Look at these guys, they're so proud of themselves. I can't Look look at the look on this guy's face. Oh, I'm doing such a good job. I'm keeping the community safe by putting my hand on young girls. >> Get inside the car. >> I called the cops. Come on, grab my phone. >> Nope, you're going to stay right there and do not move. >> Are you [ __ ] serious? >> Yeah, I am serious. That isn't how this works. >> Ooh, look at his face. >> Look look look look look at his face. Look at his face. What If he's going to do this in public, on camera, without shame, what skeletons do you think are in his closet? When I see these people do this evil out in the open, and this is evil. Yes, granted, it's legalized evil, but it's evil nonetheless. And when I see these people doing this evil, I think, you know what? It's not just limited to this. How many people have they abused? How many people have they kidnapped? How many people are sitting in cages right now who have done no wrong? >> Yeah, I am serious. That isn't how this works. >> I am serious cuz you can't tell me why you pulled me over. >> I told you why I pulled you over. Back here to my car. Start walking to my car. >> Stay in the car. Do not get out of THE CAR. >> HOLY ARE YOU A [ __ ] IDIOT? >> YEAH, I must be. Turn and face my car. Spread your feet. >> I love her spirit. Her spirit is the the spirit of American resistance and rebellion to the modern-day redcoats. Bring it on, gal. I'm in your corner. >> Do you have anything on you I need to be aware of? Anything that could poke me, stick me, stab me? >> After being searched, Angelina is secured in the back of the patrol vehicle. >> Officer, my car? >> Just so you're aware, everything's being audio and video recorded. >> What the hell? >> That's my second one in like 2 weeks. I had one up on Wishkah. He did the same thing. >> Wait, for real? >> I even told him. I was like, "Hey, man, I stopped you for speeding." >> They're they're so appalled that anyone would dare attempt to resist their authoritay. And it happens so infrequently, it just shocks the hell out of them. >> You want to book her up for the obstruction and failed ID? >> Probably should. >> So >> So now they're going to conspire. This is a violation of 18 USC 241. This is conspiracy against rights as they've already violated her rights under the color of traffic law in violation of 18 USC 242. >> Transport for you? >> Look at her. Look at her. She's You know why she's shaking her head? She's shaking her head because she's sane and the inmates have been let out of the asylum doing insane things to sane people. >> You want to make the call and see if they'll get the owner? Hey, Tom one has one at Kasey for failed ID and obstruction. Be careful about her. Sweet, as long as you're good with it. We just want to make sure before we transport. All right, thanks, man. >> What started as a simple traffic infraction has now escalated into two criminal misdemeanor charges. Failure to identify and obstructing a law enforcement officer. >> You want to go see what the deal with the passenger is, see if he's of age. >> Hey, I'm Deputy Taylor. You're being audio and video recorded if you didn't hear that already, all right? Uh, do you have a license? You don't have a license, then you can't drive? Okay. How old are you? >> Now, do you have a permission slip from government man? If you got a permission slip from government, then me being an agent govern of government will allow you to drive. Yeah, I know you're an adult, I'm an adult, but I'm going to go ahead and play your governmental parent today. Do you have a permission slip? >> Did Okay. Is that the owner on the phone? All right, so you're 18. Um, the owner said you can stay here with the car. Okay. And then you're good to go with that and then the owner, she going to She's on her way, so can she take the car then? Okay. Who's the owner? Do you know the girl? Cassandra? Okay, cool. I appreciate it. Thank you. Hang on one second, okay? >> Back at the cruiser, Deputy Byron steps in to explain the reality of the situation and he specifically addresses where Antolina got her legal advice. >> All right, so here's the deal. You're getting charged >> God, my God. Oh, I just hear it so often. Here's the deal. >> charged with improper turn. Okay? So, you're to identify and then obstructing my investigation. >> Wow. All All Nothing None of that is unconstitutional. None of what she did is immoral. None of what she did created a victim, but now she's being victimized by an agent of the state who put his hand on a Bible one day no less and said, "I will protect and defend Angelina's rights against all enemies foreign and domestic." What a liar. >> I don't know where you get your information, but your information is not correct. >> Well, it's real simple, officer. I got my information from the Second Amendment, the Fourth Amendment, and the Fifth Amendment. Are you familiar with those? Are you familiar with my right? My right, my unalienable right, which wasn't given to me by government agents and can't be taken away from me legitimately by government agents. My right to be secure in my person. What about that? Does that count in your book? >> Well, the Supreme Court says that it doesn't violate your rights if we pull you over for a traffic infraction. >> Oh, it doesn't? What do you think the Founding Fathers would say about that? Do you think they'd be kind of shining and sharpening their bayonets and their Gatling guns and their puckle guns or whatever they were? Do you think they'd really tolerate this from the British Crown? I mean, be honest, officer. I'm looking for some serious honesty here and candor. >> Okay, this isn't uh What you see on on Facebook and TikTok reels is not real life. This is real life. Okay? There's >> Yeah, unfortunately, he's right. This is real life. There's real tyranny going on under the color of traffic law. Constantly, incessantly, to the point where guys I I feel like I have to keep repeating this. 6.2 to 6.8 billion dollars of American tax cattle is generated by all law enforcement agencies every 365 days just in speeding tickets alone. $6.2 to $6.8 billion. That equates to equates to about $11,795 every single minute of every single day. >> There's nothing on on the books in the state of Washington that says that I have to give you a reason why I stopped you. I do that as a courtesy, but I do that after I get the information >> Be courteous. You know, cuz it's it's important to be courteous when I'm trampling somebody's rights. It's important to be courteous as I as an armed road pirate is out there economically terrorizing somebody, but I am being courteous. >> Cuz I don't want to have the back and forth like you were going to to have with me. Okay? So, you have a mandatory court appearance >> Mhm. >> on I believe it's the 1st of Excuse me, the 2nd of February at 1:00 p.m. Okay? As far as the traffic infraction, you have 30 30 days to respond to it with these four options up here. You can choose the one that best fits you. Fill this out and send it to this address right here. So, let's go ahead and hop out. >> That's all they are. They're revenue generating agents of the state. So, what else can you say? What other descriptor can you give them? And they're very willing, more than willing to sign on the dotted line to commit violence against whoever for whatever. It's tantamount to me just writing something on a piece of paper, handing it to you, and saying, "Hey, will you put your hands on that individual over there?" What if I gave you 300 bucks? Would you do it? If you would do it for any sum of money, you've already shown me that you don't have any morals. >> We're going to swap cuffs out. >> Notice her demeanor now. The confidence she had during the traffic stop is completely gone. Is there >> The confidence she had is completely gone. That's quite subjective. How about the immorality that was just committed is completely clear? Can Can you say that? Can you admit that? Do you really want to stand on the side of this? >> Reality of going to jail sets in. So, because of the decisions that you made today, you're being booked into Gwinnett County Jail because >> That's a lie. It's not because of the decision she made, it's because of the decision he made. He decided to abuse his authority. He decided to pull her over and give her a hard time. He decided to economically terrorize her. It wasn't her choice. She didn't ask to be pulled over. This is called law enforcement gaslighting. If there was anything that cops were good at, it is gaslighting. They are professionals. >> These are criminal charges. Do you understand that? >> Criminal charges. Criminal. >> over to my car. >> I mean I mean real crimes are being committed, no doubt, in this city right here, but they're going to pin her with criminal charges. Cuz she decided to question authority. Wow. >> What do you think? >> Oh, he's so proud. Look at him. That's my boy. Can you see Can you see Here's grandma. That's my boy right here. Oh, yeah, what does your boy do for a living? Well, he put his hands on little girls, little happy girls. And then he calls his buddies and his gang up on those little girls. I'm so proud of this guy. I'm so proud of him. He used to be a little kid who got picked on in school, and now he's in a position of authority. Well, he's going to take a badge and somebody. I'm proud of little Billy. You guys So, if you are for this, if you promote this, if you support this, if you got a thin blue line flag, if every every, you know, quarter when they, you know, bring out the boot or they have this this little um What do they call it? A cop fund fair where they're looking for handouts? If you're supporting this stuff in any way, you're literally supporting organized crime. >> Yes, you're nervous. You got to It's not hard, right? >> It's not hard, man. You need to you need to obey us. You need to comply with our authority. >> I I don't know if this music is copyrighted. Let me know what you guys think about this. If you think I'm off base at all, I really want to know about it. If you think that I have said something that that crosses the line from morality to immorality by criticizing these cops, I want to know about it. And if you actually are in the corner of these cops, I want to know what your moral underpinning is. What's the foundation, the springboard from which you operate? I mean, is it ever right to initiate unjust force and violence on peaceful people who haven't done anything wrong? Are you saying that it is right to do that if the political class decides to write laws, and if you break if you go against the laws of the politicians? And what is a law anyway? It's the opinion of politicians backed by the threat of force. And who brings that force anyway? It's the law enforcement class. So, the political class makes the law, the edict, the opinion, codifies it, and the law enforcer goes, "Yep, this is what we got to do right here. We don't care who we harm." They just told us to harm them, and we'll just call it something else. We'll call it traffic law. We'll call it a traffic violation, and then we'll strap strap criminality on these innocent people who haven't done anything wrong, haven't left a victim. It's truly disgusting. It's psychopathic. We live in a world of illusion where people would rather believe fiction than reality. And then they call that fiction reality, and then they gaslight you saying you're the one who did something wrong when they're the ones engaging in criminal activity. The state will always be that great fiction by which everyone seeks to live at the expense of everyone else. And if you disagree with me, I want you to hit me hard in the comments section. >> [bell]