CS291 L2 Post Pre-SilverScript Aug 8 2017

CS291 L2 Post Pre-SilverScript Aug 8 2017

L2 Post Pre-Trial Hearing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRjyK92zGoY

 Transcript
0:00
that's great all right George you've
0:03
just come out of the pre-trial hearing
0:04
what's the upshot well I think the
0:12
prosecution the key to this case is
0:21
probable cause the jet-like the judge
0:24
said we don't have a law in America for
0:27
sleeping in your vehicle now maybe
0:29
there's some you know minor ticket that
0:32
you can get but you can't just come up
0:34
on somebody come up on someone who is
0:39
sleeping in their vehicle on the side of
0:41
a road on private property and then all
0:43
of a sudden go into a whole bunch of
0:46
interrogations and going through an
0:48
arrest procedure you can't clearly I
0:52
showed it's gonna
0:54
we're gonna be able to get discovery
0:55
hopefully there won't be any IT issues
0:58
we're be able to get the transcript of
1:00
what occurred and so you'll be able to
1:01
see it I was about in the courtroom for
1:03
about 20 minutes
1:04
IT issues you mean spoliation of
1:05
evidence yeah I'm not saying that
1:07
anybody's gonna spoil any evidence but I
1:09
would like to tape so everyone could see
1:10
actually the case I made I asked to
1:13
leave the Dutch judge's chambers to go
1:15
on record we went into the courtroom was
1:17
recorded I had a microphone my
1:21
distinguished counterpart Emily Tarr
1:23
bear who was a distinguished prosecutor
1:26
here at Zanesville was representing the
1:28
state she pled the case that you know we
1:32
rolled up on on the person we had we
1:35
went through this procedure and then we
1:37
ended up arresting mr. swaggin well mr.
1:41
George Webb swagger my full man well a
1:44
lot of things that she had been apprised
1:45
of which sometimes happens when
1:49
prosecutors have a full caseload
1:52
she wasn't aware of for instance that
1:54
the FBI was the group that started this
1:56
whole process and this happens a lot
1:58
with prosecutors who don't necessarily
2:00
put their case
2:01
aren't able to know all the facts of all
2:04
the things that occur but I clearly
2:07
pointed out that officer Comstock
2:10
received a call or it made a phone call
2:13
at 1:45 a.m. back to Special Agent Chris
2:17
Whitaker in South Carolina
2:18
he's the JTTF expert I believe in South
2:21
Carolina this is directly related to the
2:23
port situation now I don't know when his
2:25
initial phone call was but the state
2:28
admitted that there was several calls
2:30
out to the barbecue place that I went to
2:32
earlier in the evening where I was with
2:34
the first contact I was meeting with he
2:35
was also a police officer next police
2:37
officer so I the state was not aware
2:40
that I was in Zanesville to do this
2:43
reporting that we find so important
2:45
about our national security the state
2:47
wasn't aware that the two people that I
2:48
was meeting the person at the beginning
2:50
of the night where I was initially
2:51
pinged
2:52
where the FBI was paying me and
2:53
following me and putting out suspicious
2:55
activity reports they had not realized
2:58
that I was meeting them I came here to
3:01
Zanesville to meet them to get that
3:02
information to provide to national
3:04
security to homeland security they were
3:06
not aware that at the second meeting
3:08
that I was having that night waiting for
3:10
that person to meet me was also related
3:13
to national security so those are two
3:14
key things that the state wasn't
3:16
apprised of before the meeting I believe
3:18
at that point that changed the tenor of
3:20
the meeting I think this is and I can
3:23
understand what the caseloads and so
3:25
forth not being able to know all the
3:26
facts of all the cases I felt that the
3:29
Emily tar bear was
3:32
amitabh 'l too settling this before
3:35
trial i that's the feeling I got she
3:37
said she was gonna check with the other
3:38
officers to get the facts of the case
3:40
but I believe she will and now there are
3:42
other constructed constructed probable
3:45
causes that come later in the evening so
3:47
we didn't get an I I mentioned we didn't
3:49
get the discovery we asked for we asked
3:51
for the discovery of the phone calls
3:52
between Special Agent Chris Whitaker in
3:54
South Carolina and also between mr.
3:57
Comstock here was the duty officer at
3:58
that night we didn't get that we didn't
4:01
provide that I asked about the body
4:03
cameras there is no body cameras in the
4:05
city of Zanesville so I would suggest at
4:07
this point maybe that would be a good
4:08
idea just for every for justice in bulk
4:11
for both sides George what agencies
4:13
Whitaker is special agent of well it
4:15
says here FBI agent and mr. Comstock
4:18
testimony but didn't we see a letter
4:20
separate or some documentation that
4:22
Laurie had sent that shows that he's
4:24
with the Coast Guard
4:25
I think frequently in Department of
4:27
Homeland Security services they people
4:30
move back and forth between these
4:31
agencies on task forces the whole idea
4:34
of the general terrorism task force is
4:35
that exactly that to create a cross
4:38
fertilisation amongst all the agencies
4:39
to provide the best security they can to
4:41
the people United States we certainly
4:43
want to encourage that what we don't
4:45
want to encourage is starting to
4:47
single out people who have the best
4:50
interests of the country in in mind and
4:52
then turn the tables on them and then
4:55
attack them that is what we want does
4:57
that create a loophole for just that to
4:59
happen by having this sort of if you had
5:01
a loophole let's say you had a
5:03
diplomatic loophole which we do in this
5:04
country and it's a shipping loophole and
5:06
anyone with a diplomatic passport can
5:08
now start shipping things into this
5:10
country without proper search without
5:12
proper checking without proper testing
5:14
so that creates a loophole for bringing
5:16
in all sorts of things mainly depleted
5:19
uranium weapons which we had done some
5:21
exploration in this case but white
5:23
phosphorus weapons poisonous gas
5:25
anything that could be used in a
5:26
terrorist incident and that needs to be
5:29
protected the Port of South Carolina and
5:31
all the ports in the United States need
5:33
to have that capability to do the
5:34
radiation testing to do the testing they
5:36
need to do they cannot be turned away we
5:39
cannot you turned away by somebody
5:40
saying oh well I'm a diplomatic courier
5:42
and I don't want this check but the
5:43
question is does JTTF itself create a
5:46
law enforcement loophole that puts
5:48
citizens and journalists and people like
5:51
you in this situation in jeopardy I do
5:53
believe it does because if you look in
5:54
the precursors of the JTTF which is a
5:57
Phoenix program in Vietnam and other
5:59
programs or DHS and in the South
6:02
American countries it creates a
6:04
federalized State a federalized sort of
6:07
police state where it's sort of a
6:09
top-down through regional centers to
6:11
regional fusion centers creates a
6:13
top-down capability and this is the next
6:16
step is a enemies list
6:18
it's a winner's list and an enemies list
6:20
and then the enemies people on the
6:22
terrorism watch list and I've been boy
6:24
at my FBI records I don't know if I
6:26
meant of terrorism watch list or not but
6:28
the people who are most concerned about
6:29
national security shouldn't be the
6:31
targets of that watch list we should be
6:33
have the due process which Fifth
6:36
Amendment being able to look and query
6:37
are we on the watch list or not and
6:39
present evidence to the effect that we
6:41
are not a threat as a matter of fact
6:42
with the opposite we care more about
6:44
national security than most so in this
6:46
case I had mentioned to the the
6:49
prosecution presented evidence that said
6:51
the vehicle was running at the time I
6:53
corrected the
6:55
rekted they prosecutor and said I read
6:57
the testimony directly that said to
6:59
process the vehicle by the testimony of
7:01
officer far I believe his name is he
7:06
says the truck was not running but the
7:08
male subject inside stated so this is
7:10
doctor officer ruff stated that case so
7:13
we cleared that up for the prosecution I
7:15
think this is just a kind of I'm not
7:19
saying rush to judgment to quote a mark
7:21
Lane I I think this was kind of a rush
7:24
to please maybe a rush to please JTTF
7:26
and we skip some steps with skiffs
7:29
skipped some very important
7:31
constitutional steps in this case we
7:34
skipped the whole step of just cause a
7:36
trouble scar and that and that is going
7:39
to come back to be very important in
7:41
this case and that's what we're gonna
7:42
present the jury if it goes to a jury
7:44
now George has been quite a turnout here
7:45
of supporters crowd source community
7:48
members fans people who have come from
7:51
far and wide and everybody's out here
7:55
perhaps not this guy
8:03
Steve I Steve tell us a little bit what
8:05
what brought you here did George I've
8:07
been following the education who brought
8:10
this country I'm blown away you've
8:13
invented a whole new form of journalism
8:16
your father I know cell phone cordless
8:21
phone cordless phone yeah
8:22
which I had to do some searching on but
8:25
I know he's looking down on you and
8:27
because you've invented a whole new form
8:29
of journalism that has blown me away
8:31
what crowd sourcing I got in about 50
8:34
yeah oh good you're I've been I've been
8:36
watching you for a long time I can't
8:40
tell you how impressed I am I can't tell
8:42
you you know what kind of service you're
8:44
doing this country because the
8:46
corruption is just mine yeah hopefully
8:50
hopefully we'll just make a check on the
8:52
system here this isn't a indictment of
8:55
the whole system but hopefully this will
8:56
be a check on the powers and balance of
8:59
powers we'll get back to you know guys
9:05
people in the comments are saying they
9:06
feel like the state is likely to drop
9:08
the case but you actually don't want
9:09
that do you George I'm not sure I think
9:13
the state wants to divide the FBI out of
9:15
this and make it make it like that
9:18
wasn't the causal factor well the
9:20
problem with the law is you can't
9:22
reconstruct events to your liking when
9:24
you're presenting a case you must take
9:26
the facts as they are and the the whole
9:28
scene a quoi knowledge is if what is it
9:32
without without the causal factor
9:34
nothing else follows you must start with
9:37
the cause of factors we call the factor
9:39
by their own testimony is 1:45 when the
9:42
call is returned to the FBI agent so we
9:45
don't even know when the FBI agent
9:46
originally made the call now in the in
9:48
the case in the hearing you'll see that
9:51
the
9:52
prosecution the state says that they did
9:55
make calls out to the place that was
9:57
eating at the barbecue way before I went
9:59
to the hotel way before I went out to
10:01
meet the second contact that night so
10:03
it's clear that there's a pattern and
10:05
practice where the FBI is pinging the
10:07
phone we asked for discovery that we
10:08
didn't get that we asked for the radio
10:10
conversations between the officers and
10:12
the FBI we didn't get that what we have
10:14
here is you must show from the beginning
10:16
causal factor a chain of evidence all
10:18
the way to to having probable cause to
10:22
roll up on it because as the judge said
10:23
there's no law against sleeping in your
10:26
vehicle on private property on the side
10:28
of a dead-end road now George you spoke
10:30
to Dennis Kucinich briefly last night
10:32
thank you can you talk a bit about the
10:34
advice that he gave you and is that the
10:36
the method that you followed and your
10:38
approach no Dennis Kucinich is and also
10:42
cliff artifact and also about that Ray
10:43
cos all three tremendous civil rights
10:46
luminaries in the United States I felt
10:49
that this was an important place to make
10:52
a stand
10:53
they all said don't make a federal case
10:55
out of something that is in a federal
10:56
case well I am gonna make a federal case
10:59
out of something that is a federal race
11:00
though this is a federal case this
11:03
process was started by the FBI pinging
11:06
my phone and by the letter of their own
11:08
police state by their own it by their
11:10
own testimony I've not even presented a
11:12
to any evidence yet by their own
11:13
testimony by their own testimony the
11:14
vehicle was on it's quite strange that
11:16
they gave you all that information isn't
11:17
it well I guess
11:21
pays to discover but we're gonna keep
11:25
asking for discovery because we need to
11:27
have a situation where you cannot go but
11:29
you don't have to discovery if you when
11:31
you don't have the probable cause that
11:33
you want and you're all about somebody
11:35
want to arrest them go from house to
11:37
house to house looking for the probable
11:39
cause you cannot construct the probable
11:41
cause going down the neighborhood and
11:43
finally saying you know if somebody was
11:45
near the car with flashlights and so
11:47
forth you can't do that you have to
11:48
start with the thing that started it all
11:50
off which was the FBI calls the FBI
11:52
James
11:53
so George we've got a lot more people
11:55
here are there any other people that
11:57
want to say hello yeah okay there's
12:00
folks that don't want to be identified
12:01
which I can understand
12:03
I want to say I just want to say thank
12:05
you you all this is you've taken time
12:07
out of your day this is a fun day
12:09
it's Tuesday
12:17
yeah thank you so much and you know I
12:19
remember meeting you at Columbus Airport
12:21
when I was here the last time and I
12:27
remember you you had talked about your
12:28
service in the Navy and your time and
12:31
and how this was a special case to you
12:33
and I'll never forget that because it's
12:35
in those lowest moments where you think
12:37
you're trying to do the right thing and
12:38
then everything seems to be turning the
12:40
tables against you that it's in those
12:43
times where you remember people the most
12:44
and it's it's Dennis Kucinich calling me
12:47
last night with Jason walk you through
13:04
this thing let me really take some time
13:06
with hey cliff party Beck was the same
13:08
way I don't know if you know cliff from
13:09
Columbus Steve but he's a outstanding
13:12
civil rights lawyer Bob Petraeus also
13:14
with a separate case so Jared back
13:18
Elizabeth back thank you very much for
13:20
your legal advice there I want to state
13:23
farmer Jones out there what's that
13:25
Lionel Lionel Lionel Lyle was the first
13:29
one one of the first ones to come
13:30
forward and offer his help and services
13:33
so you know if this these are times
13:36
where I don't you almost feel like it's
13:37
a wonderful life you know oh well George
13:41
it is nice to see the total 180 change
13:44
in your demeanor for the positive today
13:46
compared to my way down to the breakfast
13:52
area Brett right now you're definitely
13:54
back to your former self you seem
13:56
empowered by the results of that
13:57
pre-trial hearing I believe we've got
13:59
the prosecutor stepping out of the
14:02
building right now well we don't we
14:03
don't want to obviously pursue the case
14:05
we'd love to work out
14:08
we'd love to work the case out with the
14:10
state we'd love to resolve this in a
14:13
rational manner which I believe she will
14:16
do but if we do need to go to trial and
14:19
when you do need to remove to federal
14:20
courts to debate the federal issues that
14:22
are at stake here that we will do that
14:24
and we might be coming to Cleveland yeah
14:27
so federal court in Cleveland which by
14:30
the way I want to compliment the FBI on
14:32
the famous family secrets case where
14:35
they busted the Mafia ring in Cleveland
14:38
and with the Teamsters and Jackie
14:40
presser and all that and busted the
14:43
Teamsters ring a long time ago and so I
14:45
this is not an indictment against our
14:47
institutions at all this is just a
14:49
reminder and a check on the
14:51
constitutional protections you know of
14:53
our original amendments not only of the
14:56
Bill of Rights the first 10 amendments
14:57
all have to do 8 of them I believe had
15:00
to do with Criminal Procedure of the
15:01
first 25 I think 18 of them have to do
15:03
with critical procedure because our
15:05
founding fathers wanted these
15:07
protections in place they wanted to make
15:09
sure that it's nothing else they got
15:11
right they got criminals of procedure
15:12
right the founding fathers didn't put
15:14
these things in place because they were
15:16
contrivances or nice-to-haves or whatnot
15:19
they made sure that these were the first
15:21
things that citizens were guaranteed and
15:24
so if we weren't going to turn our back
15:26
we're just gonna just bold today on the
15:28
Constitution we would be turning our
15:29
backs on everything we talked about on
15:31
crowdsourced the truth and that just
15:32
can't happen we just need to make a
15:34
stand here again mr. McCain this is not
15:37
a vendetta I
15:38
if you don't like me that's fine I have
15:41
no I've no ill will at all toward the
15:44
FBI I just want a reasonable check
15:46
against the power of the federal
15:49
government that's all this is about
15:50
so the pre-trial hearing it really
15:52
seemed to go as smoothly as it could
15:54
have possibly gone you presented your
15:56
evidence and now it's on to the actual
15:59
trial September 12th yep and I would
16:01
like to we're gonna motion for dismissal
16:03
today based on the lack of production of
16:06
the different discoveries that we asked
16:08
for we didn't get the radio calls we
16:09
didn't get the phone calls and when you
16:11
say motion for dismissal what does that
16:12
mean the trial goes away it means that
16:14
if new venue discovery you have a chance
16:16
to produce the things that you need to
16:18
present a defense you don't get to you
16:21
know be held in a holding tank until
16:24
they decide to bring you out to try you
16:25
like you know a Soviet state in the old
16:29
Soviet days you have a right to ask for
16:32
things in your defense so I have a right
16:35
to know when mr. white occur first
16:38
called from the first time mr. Comstock
16:40
okay because somehow a call went out to
16:43
the barbecue place that I was at somehow
16:45
that happened far before I ever even
16:47
went to the hotel how do we know that
16:49
from the police report on the police the
16:50
police is on report ow okay the
16:52
computer-aided dispatch reports say that
16:54
Wow I have not presented any any
16:57
evidence yet I'm just working with the
16:59
prosecution with the state's evidence at
17:01
this point so that is the beginning
17:05
that's the cause in fact it is a cause
17:07
in facts in sync wha
17:09
no I believe
17:12
and that we can't separate that I
17:14
believe I don't I don't really believe
17:16
the state is going to try to separate
17:18
those two things when they realize the
17:19
law here but if they do we're gonna keep
17:22
reminding about that burger and move to
17:23
federal court if they cheat if they
17:24
tries because these constitutional
17:26
perceptive protections are too important
17:28
it may be a small case for me and maybe
17:30
a small case res ain't though maybe a
17:32
small case for Ohio even but it's a big
17:34
case in a much larger sense that says
17:36
I'm much far-reaching we talked about
17:38
this this morning we don't think that
17:40
JTTF the Joint Terrorism Task Force has
17:42
ever been tested before I was involved
17:44
in a case in Portland where we were
17:47
testing the illegal wiretapping 2-12
17:49
triple three provisions of illegally
17:51
wiretapping and then constructing a case
17:52
against mohammed mohammed this is
17:54
nothing to do with anti-muslim or
17:57
anything like that it's national
17:58
security so but I believe this is the
18:00
first test of JTTF I don't think most
18:02
people even know what the Joint
18:04
Terrorism Task Force is or what fusion
18:05
centers are so this case will bring
18:07
light to those things that we've put in
18:09
to help ourselves to protect ourselves
18:11
from 9/11 that we thought were the right
18:14
thing that then turned around somehow on
18:17
the people themselves like it did in
18:19
Mexico with DHS like it did in Vietnam
18:21
with the Phoenix program and that's the
18:24
most important thing here is to shed
18:26
light shed light not heat shed light on
18:29
this situation so people understand the
18:31
decisions that they've made and so they
18:33
can make course corrections as we move
18:35
forward so you might say this is a small
18:37
case for George but a giant case for
18:39
George kind that's what I meant that's
18:46
what I meant all right George well we
18:48
want to say thanks to all of the
18:49
scrunchies that came out to see you here
18:51
in Zanesville one two three what a party
18:58
with you all right everybody we'll catch
19:00
you later
19:06
nice right now
19:11
yeah in this form and you're getting the
19:13
job done a beta time
19:15
I love you you were there
19:29
I
19:32
yeah
19:34
Oh Youngstown okay my grandfather's okay
19:37
Steve could see and usually and I didn't
19:39
meet you right there tell us where
19:42
you're from Oh
19:46
Oh fat people one of my jurors what you
19:49
only think one here's the interesting
19:51
thing about the jury process it may as
19:53
well you know tried some light on that
19:57
you only need in this country there's
19:59
gonna be probably six jurors for this
20:00
because but they'll be compared there'll
20:06
be a panel of probably fifty jurors to
20:08
pick from
20:09
I'll pick I'll have a chance to question
20:11
and this is of your right in with due
20:13
process in the United States
20:14
you can pick ask a few questions to pick
20:16
yours yours you could strike jurors as
20:18
well that you've received a prejudicial
20:20
or someone's the notice she took a step
20:22
back when you threatened a striker
20:24
[Laughter]
20:29
strike but this is this is the process
20:33
of fair your you have the right to a
20:36
trial by your peers for an impartial
20:39
jury that I believe is the gonna have to
20:41
find a lot of six foot eight people yeah
20:43
so and the thing is you don't need six
20:46
jurors the state must prove beyond a
20:49
shadow of a doubt
20:51
all I need to do is show reasonable
20:53
doubt I don't have more than reason
20:55
without I have down but their own
20:56
testimony so I don't know if I need to
20:59
do anything beyond discovered in terms
21:01
of bringing in witnesses I would
21:02
obviously like this subpoena mr.
21:05
Whittaker and then get those facts I
21:08
think there's a very Jamaican case I
21:09
don't believe that
21:13
pick fair-minded yours
21:17
like I said there's a war memorial right
21:19
up there at that courthouse for the
21:22
world war two my father fought here in
21:24
Ohio 37th division 145th regiment they
21:29
had more they were not most highly
21:31
decorated unit in the in the 37th
21:34
division from Cleveland yeah Cleveland
21:38
Cleveland represent clearly represent my
21:41
father knew the medic that was killed
21:43
who was pulling the third guy back I
21:46
mean it's right out of the movies on New
21:48
Georgia untold story of the 145th
21:51
regiment 37th division Guadalcanal
21:53
Bougainville near Georgia so this is not
21:58
something I come to Ohio as an outsider
22:00
this is my home I'm from Cleveland I was
22:03
born in Mount Sinai Hospital my I went
22:06
to Miami of Ohio and not too far from
22:09
here my first basketball game was it
22:11
that in Columbus yeah it's her be waived
22:14
you block my first day yeah you know
22:16
George there's an amazing amount of I
22:25
had this hook shot that I nobody ever
22:28
blocked in high school at her be just
22:29
like waited on it like it was a tennis
22:31
services through it Randy Ayers George
22:33
there's an amazing amount of positive
22:34
comments coming in on the live stream I
22:37
want to say something about Randy Ayers
22:38
who I believe it was the first black
22:39
coach ever in the Big Ten and it ready
22:42
came under tremendous pressure to turn a
22:44
program around because they had a proud
22:46
tradition and with Herbie waves there I
22:48
they were fantastic he was the fastest
22:50
guy on the team at 611
22:52
he's very first game in Ohio 14 years in
22:56
the pros yes I agree yeah coach
23:03
red ears nose B probably is better than
23:06
any person and you know Randy if you'd
23:09
like me to character witness I'd love to
23:11
have you there oh Henry who was my
23:12
ultimate charioteer such Joe Perry all
23:15
my coaches in college I'd love for you
23:16
to be to be come forward I was here I
23:20
don't think the prosecution realized
23:22
this I was here to do two cases here
23:24
that were specific to Ohio when was the
23:26
pike County murders the rodent murders
23:28
which I had done several stories about
23:31
the other one was arnelle trucking and
23:33
the illegal trucking of tobacco illegal
23:36
tobacco products which frequently is
23:38
used also in drug ratlines
23:40
so those were two stories I was here I
23:42
met with a police officer that night at
23:44
the barbecue to collect the evidence
23:46
about that I was about ready to go on
23:48
also to Springfield Ohio looking at
23:50
using our military facilities for
23:52
bringing in drugs into wright-patterson
23:54
Air Force Base I'd were I've been
23:56
working with a contact there I won't
24:00
mention too much more about now but
24:02
there's three different stories I was
24:04
working as well as opiate target opiate
24:07
targeting
24:08
you were all from Ohio you know what's
24:10
happened yes you know what's happening
24:12
these kids are being targeted I've sat
24:14
in here for two nights and these kids
24:16
we're who should be over there at the
24:18
Chevrolet factory or the Ford factory
24:20
making stuff are our serving time in
24:23
this place because of go ahead president
24:26
Trump's gonna have a an emergency
24:29
meeting today I saw I just heard that on
24:30
Fox about George's case to 24%
24:40
underreported yes the gal I'm working
24:43
with in Springfield is she where's the
24:46
media right now well right here this
24:48
will we are in you believe it or not
24:49
this will go around the world this
24:51
people all over the world especially the
24:54
english-speaking nations but you got
24:55
Germany yeah people in Russia you have
24:57
people in Sweden talked to me this
24:58
morning people in Norway talk to me
25:00
people in because I was up early
25:03
Scotland and so forth UK Ireland Ritchie
25:07
Alan who has been great we want to take
25:09
the case to the world we don't want to
25:11
just make this case for the United
25:13
States because the United States has
25:14
always been a beacon of freedom it's
25:15
always been a beacon of civil rights and
25:17
this is I thank the person this morning
25:20
from England for the Magna Carta I said
25:22
thank you you you led the way and now we
25:24
picked it up with this with this
25:26
constitution of ours and this is an
25:28
important point
25:29
that all nations of the world should
25:31
have these basic rights because our
25:33
Constitution is a form that the rest of
25:36
the world can draft their their their
25:38
constitutions around let's bring that
25:39
back let's forget about these military
25:41
political dictatorship let's create
25:43
forget about the George Soros
25:44
destabilization and creating DynCorp
25:47
military brat lines and so forth that's
25:49
just that's old and tired let's try
25:52
something new let's try democracy you
25:55
know George we've got an international
25:56
audience in the comments right now we've
25:58
got everybody here outside the
25:59
Zanesville Municipal Court building
26:01
there are a ton of positive comments
26:04
coming in I do have to say the one
26:07
negative criticism is that many people
26:09
wish you would have worn the pod father
26:11
shirt yeah well you know I think you
26:14
have you have a responsibility as a
26:16
foreign agent now John Podesta is a
26:19
foreign agent now I'm not sure about how
26:21
all of his friends register themselves
26:24
the reason why we have the foreign agent
26:26
Registration Act is so people don't pay
26:28
to play so people don't trade away our
26:30
resources and come here to all by
26:33
oh we're gonna take the oil and have
26:34
some oil shake you know do a partnership
26:37
a limited partnership with some
26:39
politician that's not the idea the oil
26:42
of Ohio I spoke to oil guys to support
26:44
on gas guys run pipelines
26:46
that's great but those are the resources
26:48
of Ohio for Ohio to educate the kids of
26:51
Ohio for
26:52
like steve-o's Hugo
26:55
an operative or two
26:57
my favorite college in Ohio Shakespeare
26:59
everyday
27:01
so that's you know and I did a piece
27:04
about this
27:05
there is a part of those dirt farmers
27:07
that came here the german dirt farmers
27:09
and people are looking for a better life
27:10
they got to Ohio and they said they
27:12
looked at that black dirt they said
27:14
we're done we're staying right here
27:15
because the farmland was so great and
27:18
you think oh they got dirt on their
27:19
overalls they don't have aspirations for
27:20
their kids well I'll tell you something
27:21
they do you go to places like Wittenberg
27:23
you go to places like Overland you get a
27:26
sense of no we can do Shakespeare with
27:28
anybody we can talk about ports and all
27:31
this legal stuff and our common law
27:32
system and all the literature I learned
27:36
all my literature here in Ohio so that
27:38
is what we may have dirt on our overalls
27:41
but we have aspirations for our kids our
27:43
kids are not they are worth more than to
27:46
be opiate targeted and to be you know I
27:50
don't know what's happening I had a lot
27:51
of these hospitals with the between 2:00
27:53
a.m. and 6:00 a.m. at night so that's
27:56
what this is about you know and I know
27:58
Dennis said don't make a federal case
28:00
out of it but really it is a federal
28:01
case it's made a federal case out of
28:03
itself George with that I think we
28:05
should bid adieu to all of our friends
28:07
here online and we will catch up with
28:09
everybody later thank you I'm ready for
28:12
the stretch 1 2 3