Day 297.1 Fundamental SilverScript Aug 14 2017

Day 297.1  Fundamental SilverScript Aug 14 2017

Day 297.1 What Is the Fundamental Question Before the Court?

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welcome to Central Park everyone that a
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guy here who's tamed these beautiful
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Canadian geese here so I might be on
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their territory a little bit here I
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don't want to impinge I don't want to
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impinge on their fundamental right to
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eat here in Central Park I don't want to
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be a state in pinching on their rights
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that wouldn't be very good because I
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might get a little he might have some
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recourse against me so I'm not going to
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bother those guys but the key case here
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or the key question here before the
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court and the key question before the
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people of the United States of America
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is what recourse do you have what
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recourse do you have when the state
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decides to impinge on your fundamental
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rights there's an imbalance here if I
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was the state in this scenario and then
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this little duckling here little geese
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just Gosling's here you know obviously
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the power is not in well maybe the big
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guy there there's a countervailing power
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but there's a there's a mismatch here
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the state has tremendous power that the
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FBI has 38 39 thousand agents the ports
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Customs and Border Patrol another ten
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thousand I think Coast Guard another ten
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or twenty thousand I'm just going with
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all the JTTF people that called me that
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night the DHS has another fifty thousand
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you look at all the third parties that
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have been hired like g4s contractors
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that's in the millions of people then
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you have the volunteers through the
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different FBI programs you're talking
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about five or six million people with a
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huge budget then you throw the ten
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different DoD defense agencies and all
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their money into the mix and you are
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talking about a juggernaut the 41
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different agencies of 25 federal
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agencies the ten DoD agencies in JTTF
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you've organized a tremendous power a
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tremendous state power against the
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individual okay
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individuals kind of like those folks
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right over there they're just
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individuals and their rights their
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rights are guaranteed to you under the
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Constitution or like their children
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right there's a precious the state just
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can't come along and grab one of the
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kids right there should be some recourse
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if the state does decide to come along
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and grab one of the kids right because
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it's your fundamental right it cannot be
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taken away from you you must have
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recourse if you're walking along here in
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Central Park with your child and
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somebody snatches your child and ran
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away from you have to have recourse you
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have to have some recourse to get your
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child back the same way of the law you
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must have some recourse to get your
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rights back when the state and pinches
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upon your right that's why I say the
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fundamental question in front of this
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court this court of public opinion and
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when we go to court if we have to go to
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court will be how does an individual
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protect themselves when the state
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impinges upon their fundamental rights
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how do they do it
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well thankfully our forefathers in our
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case law that we inherit from good old
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England are law from our kings the Kings
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had had the law and then there was the
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equity courts I learned from farmer
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Jones and those were combined because we
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don't have a king here in America those
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were combined into one but you can still
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sue under equity or sue under law I
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believe in the United States but those
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rights were guaranteed from the
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beginning through strict scrutiny okay
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so if this state does impinge upon your
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rights of state does snatch one of your
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children one of your rights from you
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here as you're walking along in Central
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Park
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you have strict scrutiny your remedy
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your remedy is shoot hit the wrong
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button your remedy is strict scrutiny
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I will wait to come back
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so your only remedy is strict scrutiny
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you know what does that mean does that
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mean I get a I jewelry pout and I look
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at all the paperwork that the state gave
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me and when they were when they were
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hounding me down electronically when
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they were hunting me down and vacuuming
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out all the information out of my cell
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phone without a warrant who's that is
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that what that means no strict scrutiny
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is discovery because you're not in a hot
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pursuit in the heat of this pursuit the
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individual doesn't have the ability to
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see all the things that went on behind
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the scenes I don't have that ability
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when I'm just trying to meet a person
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who is a contact journalistic contact
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and I'm sleeping my car waiting for them
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I don't have the ability to see through
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the airwaves and see JTTF and see what
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JT FF is doing right I don't have that
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ability I only can later discover it
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I can only later then find out through
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their own testimony that they hunted me
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down electronically right then I have to
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find out what the FBI did now I know the
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FBI interrogated me but I didn't see any
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of that discovery so I have to be able
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to see what led to the discovery how
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what was the communication to officer
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Pettijohn that led him to do what he did
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now remember the state has to show a
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compelling interest to overcome strict
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scrutiny they have to show that the oh
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my gosh there was a port of Charleston
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about ready to blow up and this guy was
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on the run who's on the run he wouldn't
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talk to us he was on the run first of
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all they'd have to prove I called in
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something which I never called that's
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the first thing so how you gonna prove I
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did something if I never did it second
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thing is I took three calls free calls
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from three different agencies Coast
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Guard called me first it was within the
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presence of a law enforcement officer
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when I took that call I explained in a
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very calmly just use your standard
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procedure against the ax wands
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diplomatic containers they're gonna be
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shipping depleted uranium ammunition I
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think I just said depleted uranium I did
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know as ammunition at that time they're
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gonna be shipping depleted uranium in
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diplomatic containers just check the
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wands standard check them
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okay call number one call number two
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does this sound like I'm on the run I'm
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still at the same place eating the same
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barbeque with the same law-enforcement
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officer call number two there comes
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Customs and Border Patrol why don't they
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want to get the story straight they're
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recording it in a bigger group now
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bigger group is calling well hey just
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just want to call it hey what's going on
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here I said hey standard methodologies
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don't try to port down don't do anything
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wrong just check the diplomatic
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containers for radiation your standard
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test because I have reason to believe
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that want transport is bringing in
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different things they're gonna on the
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manifest it's going to be a royal from
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the UAE I believe I said something to
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that effect I can't remember what I said
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that's why I needs a discovery to hear
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the tapes second call was I on the run
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was I fleeing no I answered all their
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questions I have witnesses a law
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enforcement officer that witnesses that
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fact
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okay well let's here's this guy he's
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I've got one I've got one juror one over
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already or else she's about ready to
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bite me he's like why aren't you in my
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space and you're impinging on my
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fundamental rights and I will have I
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will have a recourse in that recourse
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isn't gonna be where you want it you're
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gonna feel strict scrutiny you're gonna
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have strict scrutiny in about two
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minutes
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I'll show you strict scrutiny I'll show
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you discovery I'll show you discovery so
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I think we have a
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I'll show you this in the strictest in
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that it's strict scrutiny anyway call
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number three call number three comes in
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now it's a group of about fifty people
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and all along the way here guess who
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doesn't say they're in the meetings FBI
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FBI doesn't say they're in any of these
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needs anyway we have this big call
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there's fifty people now in this meeting
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they call me again am I on the run am I
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not cooperating no I sit down have a
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very calm discussion a little bit longer
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call we walk through everything again I
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see it for a third time this reminds me
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of Julius Caesar was it offered the
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crown the third time he pushed it away
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just the act of a tyrant right so I'm
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gonna go up a little further so three
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times right price they push and I set up
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I'll go through this with you again guys
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standard testing standard testing only
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if its diplomatic containers only if its
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diplomatic Utah diplomatic diplomatic
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courier diplomatic container only if it
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reads positive with your equipment is
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there any issue and one brothers
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transport or one brothers I can't
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remember what I said it was one brothers
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or one brothers transport again no issue
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at that point no one approaches me that
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point no one approaches me Alfred
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Pettijohn could have they were obviously
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following me obviously pinging my phone
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obviously knew where I was
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officer Pettijohn could have walked
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right up to me and said hey George
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officer Pettijohn just try to protect
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our ports trying to do what the right
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thing what's going on with this port
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situation you know that's my concern
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that's fine I have no issue with that
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the state has everywhere every ride
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every right to ask that to protect the
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interests of people the United States
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I'd say hey Auster Pettijohn and Letta
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can go with through this with you in
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person you don't need to construct
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probable cause to arrest me you don't
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need to fall super falsely imprison me
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to talk to you I'll talk to you right
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now
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again I'm with a law enforcement officer
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the whole time this is epic from
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Zanesville Ohio
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not from someplace I brought in like the
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Tsar Nyhus from Chechnya right so uh if
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officer Pettijohn came up and show me
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his badge but no they did something
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different they hunted me down
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electronically they constructed a false
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probable cause they fired they had me
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arrested under false pretenses falsely
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imprisoned me then constructed a
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narrative with CNN and the New York
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Times that I was a terrorist and had
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articles that affect you published to
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smear me all I'm asking is for that
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remedy I want to handle this in the
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nicest way possible I want to handle
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this vihan shake irreparable harm may
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have been done irreparable harm may have
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been done and maybe there's no way to
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undo that irreparable harm but I am NOT
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looking for money damages ladies and
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gentlemen the jury I don't want money
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damages all I want is the record to be
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set strangers
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I don't want an edited interview I just
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want to sit down with those parties
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involved that were in created the
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defamation and just have an unedited
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interview with me recording and
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interviewing as well as them recording
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so that we're on equal footing okay and
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I want discovery of what did the state
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do to impinge my fundamental rights it's
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a very simple question
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now if they can prove four prove a
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compelling interest he was on the run
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something was going on
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we had to find out who his contacts were
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no one ever approached me
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no one ever approached it
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I was completely cooperative with the
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FBI completely cooperative now it was
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after I've been falsely imprisoned where
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they lied about why I was arrested so
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the case is easy case is simple we're
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gonna go to the car tease like a
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gentleman I'm gonna go to the place they
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worked I've given notice after notice
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after notice after notice electronically
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through the through the video now I'm
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gonna physically go to their locations
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and say let's let's solve this like a
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gentleman let's just work this out let's
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just correct the record yes I would like
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you to come uptown at four o'clock
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please all the crowd source the truth
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people that want to see democracy in
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motion are welcome to go to 58th Street
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at Columbus Circle it's not actually in
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Columbus Circle you know there's kind of
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the more the retail Columbus Circle you
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have to kind of go around the street to
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58th Street do you actually get to the
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Time Warner building but you'll see it
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it's not 25:58 Street I think it's well
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I think they call it 25 Columbus Circle
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so I think it's like 28 on the circle
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it's 29 Columbus Circle but it's a Time
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Warner you see the gray building with
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the silver letters yeah come on up there
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at 4 o'clock because this is a very
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simple case now I know there's gonna be
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a lot of case law with all the other
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case law that's out there and then West
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law we probably will go to West law and
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pay 25 or 50 dollars to have a law
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student go and do all the West law
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citations and write up all the
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precedents and all the folderol and
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procedure but at the place of this this
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is the simplest case possible yeah I
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know I'm being dirt bushed
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yeah well I can't help sometimes these
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record sometimes these record later so
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even if I do get dirt box if it gets out
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so I'm there so quick recap ladies and
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gentlemen of the jury I'm gonna pretend
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you're the jurors again this is a very
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simple case this is a case about
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fundamental rights fundamental rights
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are specified by our member our founders
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the Constitution fundamental rights
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shall not be impinged upon by the state
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the state ever does impinge upon
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fundamental rights they must provide a
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strict to a level of strict scrutiny to
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show a compelling interest that there
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was something just about ready to happen
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okay now they arrest me long after the
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Memphis mayor's was was cleared
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matter of fact they didn't even take the
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four containers off they did find four
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containers they said they were cleared
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they never gave me the radiation results
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we asked it time and time again Joe
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Napoli several other people asked time
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and time again we refused to radiation
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results if it was cleared there was no
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radiation results before for diplomatic
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containers why not just give him why not
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just turn those over why why did they
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not say that oh by the way we don't do
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radiation testing here at the ports of
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the Charleston
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we don't do radiation testing here at
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the port of Charleston what we do is we
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weigh over there let's pretend those two
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buildings weigh in the distance are
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where the radioactive testers are we do
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radiological testers at the port of
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Kasim Kasim port named after a Muslim
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General in 700s we do greater active
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testing at the court of Kassim
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the same Kissimmee rhymes with Jesse me
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the third emirate of the rat Iraq
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emirate that the that the odds are so
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familiar with who aspire to who made me
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a part of the entourage of the Cassini's
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third emirate of UAE that's what we do
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our testing so imagine you as the state
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prosecutor saying this this is a
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terrorist
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he said that we do tests we did work
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adequately doing testing oh wait a
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minute wait a minute he's right we
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didn't in fact we put out a memo well he
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said that there was a high probability
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of a dirty bomb attack oh wait a minute
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we also put out that same report about
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the high probability of the dirty bomb
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oh wait a minute he said there may be an
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attack specifically at the port of
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Charleston shoot our senator said that
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if we didn't join the war against Isis
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in Syria there would be an attack yet
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there would be an attack at Charleston
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port of port of Charleston yeah well
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let's say the the port of Kassim the
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part of the Kassim well we sent over
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employees to make sure the port of
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Kassim in a radiation testing was the
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finest in the world through the ic3
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program ic3 well how is that ic3
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programming checking done I do get a
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live feed from the radiation monitors
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there
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ah no no no no no we don't we don't
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actually we have a TV we have a TV then
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right sue the guy in office space you
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know I was told I could play the radio
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at a soft level host I was told I could
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play the radio at a soft level I was
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told I was told clearly yeah we have a
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TV we have a little TV we have a TV in
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in Virginia we watch a TV we watch it we
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were told that with the TV here in
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Virginia the little TV that we could
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watch the radiation testing well does is
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there any actual radiation feed
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information coming back to the Virginia
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are you just watching stuff go by with a
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television because you know that
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radioactive spectrum isn't in the same
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as to a visible light spectrum you know
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that right
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oh but I was told very clearly that I
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could watch the TV in in Virginia and
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and no one would bother me and that
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would be adequate testing for the people
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of the United States of America to watch
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here on my TV yeah well that's why that
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guy ended up in the basement he wasn't
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exactly a wheel okay so there the state
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has no defense here no adequate
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protections were ever put in place
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George Bush put in I believe I see three
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special court the special section the I
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see three special section of the
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Porticus scene right special special
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special is for some reason the Porticus
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scene guess what
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not me I believe it's you UPT Oh UPT oh
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this is the group that eventually once
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in a while goes out and checks the ports
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you know they said about I see three in
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the video and with the TV I have a TV I
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was told clearly that I could watch the
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TV yeah guess what they're the ones who
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said the number one issue of contraband
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was illegal cars they're the ones who
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said four different types of narcotics
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was a problem they listed you look at my
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Twitter feed look at their report it
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starts their initial concern starts the
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same month that Imran Awan creates a
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company with Sarai Begum called new dawn
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2001 corporation about two months after
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the death of Osama bin Laden now you
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realize a month later 50 people died
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SEAL Team six and a helicopter crash
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after those folks got is a IT gurus that
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they were those indispensable
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high-density Karait gurus had now access
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to the emerging threat subcommittee and
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but two months after Osama bin Laden
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died they decided to put in this special
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capability at the port of his team with
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this I see three I see two you as before
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that but then they really wanted to move
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the testing to Kassim okay so this is
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all gonna come out this is all gonna
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come out in Discovery the individual
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whose rights have been infringed on
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who's been made to look like the
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terrorist has a right to discover that
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there was no compelling interest in this
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in this case for this first stage there
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was no compelling interest they could
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have walked up to me at any time and
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said mr. Webb mr. George Webb Swagger's
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and then you my phone number five oh
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three nine one nine zero seven four
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eight and call me anytime we have a
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concern just like to like you to explain
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could have done that at any time I'd
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already taken three calls I wasn't what
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fleeing from anyone I was actually going
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to a hotel I was at a hotel when they
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were looking when I was lured out of the
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hotel back all the reason why my phone
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was destroyed and the reason why all the
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records were cleared out of my phone was
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to destroy those records
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because I don't have my 12i with my
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records anymore I still am in contact
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fortunately with deep during and the
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raymond52 people that gave you that
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information so ladies and gentlemen the
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jury I conclude this very simply we need
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to protect our fundamental rights the
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only way we can do it in this with
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strict scrutiny the only way to do that
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is with discovery and we can't settle
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this with handshakes we can settle it
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Google break through the courts but let
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me add your honor
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the state has forced us we have tried
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every method possible to avoid this
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being here in this Portland today we
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have been the ones who've been
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steadfastly trying to resolve this in a
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simple fashion the state has been the
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obstinate one the state has been the
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reckless one the state has been the one
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to trample the rights and the only
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remedy for not just myself not just for
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all other journalists but the remedy for
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every person in this country and around
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the world is by example it is to have a
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clear message sent that is that the
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individual can protect their rights
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can't protect their fundamental rights
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through discovery and strict scrutiny
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thank you ladies and gentlemen of the
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jury I'm waiting here for Donny so I
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thought we'd hold a little court in
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Central Park don't forget to go to
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Shakespeare in the Park
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for the real deal we might have had a
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little trial of Julius Caesar here with
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rice pushing the crowd away
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and please keep those references to
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Shakespeare coming I learned so much
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from the crowd see you all at 4 o'clock
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either virtually or in person at
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Columbus Circle I hate to go to a place
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that guy who basically came in and
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enslaved my people my Cherokee people to
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dig gold for them and then murder them
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and rape them but anyway I was born on
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Columbus Day so
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reminds me that Henry v I'm sorry but I
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do think do you think the people that
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stand up right now and participate in
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this crowd it will be that we bared our
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arms we did our arms I'm sorry they'll
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try to show the forms we bared our arms
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and bared our scars and showed us that
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we shall be remembered this same
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Christmas it's Christmas Day so maybe
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this will be Saint Columbus Day holiday
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that I'm forgetting maybe st. Joseph's
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Day till then four o'clock called the
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circle
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you