# Flock Cameras Are Tracking Americans? Here’s What You Need To Know
# Dane Calloway — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5G6D573A9uc

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Yeah, they doing way more than Yep,
that's true. That's true. Over the
years, I've been talking about this
surveillance tactic that they're
utilizing on the American people. But,
um,
you know, I forewarned people about this
numerous times, even in documentary
format, that it was coming, but now they
really really,
it's like some people are not going to
pay attention until it's too late. But,
uh, people are doing things where
they're taking matters into their own
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All right. Um, so look, tonight
I'm just look I'm looking at my stream
deck, making sure everything's straight.
Tonight, um, we getting into this topic
and a few others. Uh, people were
sending me a bunch of stuff. Um,
especially dealing with that young lady
that was in Jackson, Mississippi,
um, that was found lynched,
you know, hanging from a tree. And, um,
that was sad.
That's sad. Like,
there's something going on, guys,
dealing with these fly cameras and
everything that you see.
um
certain pieces of food is causing
certain bacterias
um
fruits
causing people to get sick.
You know, they were trying to hurry up
and get
um another vaccine to roll out before
they exposed Fouchy.
I think that's still happening, but I'm
not sure exactly when.
Uh we'll we probably will touch on that
later.
The flock cameras
being posted up everywhere. Keep in
mind, they're not new. A lot of people
are just becoming aware of them, but
they started putting up these flock
cameras when they sent everybody home.
I told you that.
They started in 2020.
Maybe not that company flock, but it was
already surveillance cameras being put
up nationwide.
Those repeaters when they were repeating
the 5G signals,
they had cameras on them,
surveillance cameras, 3D. In fact, 3D
cameras
picking up audio.
They not only pick up video, they pick
up audio as well.
3D cameras,
they're very similar to the cell phone
cameras that you have right now on your
Android or Apple device.
Yeah. 2019.
Yep.
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was me that signed in
a more or less I appreciate that. Thank
you for becoming a member
all over Brooklyn since 2019.
Now, they um they've been around for
quite some time. It's just that now
people are becoming aware of them and
they're trying to, you know, latch it on
to this one company Flock. And it's more
than just them. It's way more than just
them. Um
if you just take a look at the history
of this, they have it set up where some
of these cameras will look like trees.
Some of these cameras will look like um
street lights like on a street pole.
Some of these cameras will look like um
what did I say? I did say trees. The
street lights. Um of course they have
them at the traffic intersections.
Um some of them look like mailboxes.
Um some of them look like signs like on
a road like uh stop signs.
They got it embedded in there. Keep in
mind, they don't have to have like a
huge covering around the lens as long as
they got a motherboard and a lens. They
could place it in anything and make it
look like anything.
Um, but we're going to get into it.
People are catching on. Who are they
for? The Americans.
They're spying on Americans.
Now, what they're going to say, let me
explain. What they're going to say is
that it's very useful for uh police
officers to handle investigations
uh quite quickly because say for example
some crime happened in a particular
neighborhood and they don't know what
happened. They pulled up on onto the
scene to investigate, grab all the uh he
say she say stuff, they could also roll
back on these cameras. Also, if
somebody's transporting weed illegally,
cocaine illegally,
they running everybody's license
or tag rather, they running your tag.
Um, like don't you know when you pull up
at the um what are those checkpoints
called? The uh
um damn and they charge you a little bit
um to go through what the tolls when you
pull up at the toll. These cameras are
worse than that. Like even though these
cameras are those cameras are taking
pictures of your license plates, these
cameras are rolling 24 hours. And this
is a part of your data centers, okay? Uh
that you see these all that data is
being saved into those data centers that
are close to your neighborhood and the
police have access to that. Now, they're
noticing that a lot of people uh in law
enforcement are misusing these flock
hammers to spy on their exes, to spy on
uh certain criminals uh that have been
con convicted previously, but are now
trying to, you know, walk their life in
a different path, try to do the right
thing. They're spying on you, but
they've been using these cameras for a
long time on particular people that they
want to target in every state.
in every state. And also, this works
right along with your dash cameras. I
want to let y'all know that. Look this
up. Those dash cameras that you have in
your car, Flock is able to tap into that
technology based on who created that
dash cam. But they're implementing that
here shortly where they could tap into
your dash cam.
Um, look that up. That's that's the next
step. I'm going to tell you that right
now. You probably just hearing that from
me right now.
Um, but that's coming. They about to
start tapping into your dash cams. Um,
and your reverse camera and all those 3D
cameras that's on your Teslas. I told
you that was coming anyway. Like you
think it was just, oh, you know,
automated driving and you know, oh wow,
the convenience. Look, my car could
drive me. Yeah, they looking at you.
Now, some people going to be like, well
Dane, I don't got nothing to worry
about. I'm not no drug dealer. I don't
do nothing wrong.
But what if you was late on your payment
for your car?
They could shut your car down,
take it right there on the spot. What if
you felt like you needed to hurry up and
go out of town to go visit some young
lady that you trying to holl at? You
behind like two days on your car note.
They going to meet you right there when
you meeting your friend
cuz they got all the cameras. And I'm
smiling, but it's not funny.
It's not. It's really not funny.
Um,
those of you that thought weed was legal
and now they all of a sudden trying to
make it illegal,
they trying to see who was out there
selling weed illegally before they tried
to, you know, federalize it and say the
farmland act and all the rest of that
stuff. Now all of a sudden each state
retracting it, all of a sudden out here
in Texas, they made Delta 8 illegal.
You can't even smoke the stuff they got
at the little smoke shops.
That's not even, you know, that
highgrade marijuana. They like, nah, you
can't even do that now. 10 years in
jail. Now I'm over exaggerating. And I
forgot how many it was, but they not
paying attention to these
PDFs out here,
you know, dealing with children and
stuff like that. All these flock
cameras, you ain't arrest nobody in the
Epstein files.
I'm saying like what you using the fly
cameras for other than to spy on other
Americans, being nosy, trying to see
what they doing in life because those
people don't have no life. That's what's
going on.
They don't like when you see a law
enforcement sitting in his vehicle
sitting on his computer, what you think
he doing? Scrolling on Facebook,
scrolling through his phone? What you
think he doing?
Spying on his his girl, his his his side
piece. They got the right to log into
these flock cameras and find out.
They getting caught up in that, too. We
going to talk about that. they're
getting caught in the act and people
bringing that to the public's attention.
A lot of the things I'm going to be
covering tonight, um, I felt as though
this was going to be, uh, I'mma consider
it a special edition because all the
videos I'm getting ready to play are
going to be from different, um, news
stations that are done locally. Because
I know, and I said this before, I know
for a fact that a lot of people out
there that are probably going to watch
this video have no idea about certain
things that's happening.
Not just the fly cameras.
Not just the fly cameras, but you'll
see. You'll see. So, um, let me check
this poll real quick.
341 [clears throat]
votes. We got to we got to turn that up.
But right now, uh, the question is, are
Fly cameras worth the privacy risk? 70%
are saying no.
They track too much. And that's true.
That's true.
They don't have a right
to track you,
especially when you ain't doing nothing
wrong.
That's privacy invasion.
This is the reason why I was telling
people, it's no longer about, as far as
the internet is concerned, it's no
longer about the social media
influencer.
It's no longer about the civil rights
activists anymore. It's about the
content creators. They could go out
there and pay content creators cash buku
money to stir the to stir the narrative
now. And they got bots everywhere. bot
farms that they could pay thousands of
dollars to to make people's numbers,
you know, fluctuate, but to make it seem
like they are there, like it's a lot of
people watching them, a lot of people
subscribe to them, a lot of people are
commenting. It's all fraud.
It's all fraud. They say between 60 to
80% of the views on social media is
bots.
60 to 80% of the views on social media
platforms
are bots.
That's huge.
If you're not a bot, press 13 right now.
Type 13 right now. If you're not a bot,
I'm talking about if you're not a bot,
type 13. Type 14. If you a bot,
watch this. Look at chat.
Let's see if we see a 14 in there. I'm
looking.
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Just all 13s. All real people.
Somebody said 15.
So,
no. Okay. 114.
Somebody said 67. two 14s.
So, we probably got four bats.
Five. Five bats based off of their
answers.
Six. Six bats based off of their
answers. Listen y'all, they in here.
We got some bats in here. Seven. Seven
bats. Look at the chat.
They in here.
There they go.
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Man, they look look I know some of y'all
was just playing, but it's the truth
though. And I don't mind that y'all was
just playing, by the way. I don't mind.
But just know that Yeah, they have bots.
They got the bot farms galore that you
could purchase from thousands of dollars
to get thousands of comments, thousands
of views.
They're there on any social media
platform and these pl these social media
platforms allow it. Allow it. This the
reason why YouTube just recently changed
the rules for incoming um content
creators. If you're brand new, starting
in February 2027,
they have now doubled their
recommendations in order for you to
become a part of the YouTube
monetization
program. So instead of the requirement
of four what they no 4,000
views within uh how long they say I
think it's like between 30 to 90 days
now it's 8,000 8,000 watch hours
instead of and I meant to say watch
hours and then views it was if you're a
shorts content creator it went from 10
million views within the 30 to 90 day I
think that part is right 30 to 90 day
time period, you have to average 10
million views. Now it's 20 million.
Now it's 20 million in order for people
to get paid. And I think some it's going
to, you know, get some backlash for
certain people. It don't affect those
who are already on the platform, already
in the program. But the new income, I
think that's to combat the bots, to be
honest. I think that's the combat the
bots and kabat AI because it's hella
people out there right now creating AI
channels and making buku well they was
making buku money before YouTube just
recently laid the hammer down and got
rid of like they got rid of close to
200k
channels AI channels
like straight up AI voices that be over
there sounding like AI and you know they
just flashing through pictures and stuff
like that flashes through videos
where you do little to no work. AI
handle everything.
Yeah, YouTube caught up to that,
you know, and I Yeah, I'm glad YouTube
is cracking down on that. I'm glad.
That's why YouTube is like, "Hey,
everybody get on camera. If you don't
pop up on camera, you ain't."
That's why you see my black ass on
screen. I was like, "Hold on. Uhuh. I do
too much work. You ain't about to say
I'm AI. Yeah, I am. I I've been here
before they started rolling out AI.
Same thing with my work. Goddamn it.
Shoot. You know how much work I would be
able to put out back then coming up with
all those documentaries if I had AI
to assist? Oh my god. Assist in video
editing,
man. I I would have had way more than
what where am I at now? 600.
I forgot how many videos I got.
But yeah, it would have been way more.
Way more. If I had help, AI help and
video editing. Oh my god. But no, nope.
They cracking down on that, too. Like
certain people some people are still
doing that, don't get me wrong. Um, but
your overall channel can't just be
straight up AI. like it can't be, you
know, all AI, like 90% AI. Can't do that
no more. That's out.
But, okay. So, speaking of AI, these fly
cameras,
let's let me pull this up. Let's get to
it.
Let's get to it.
is it's some you they
some messed up things that they're doing
and a lot of Americans think that this
is not affecting them when the fly
cameras are in your neighborhood. If you
cheating on your husband, if you
cheating on your wife, it's on the fly
camera.
You got a side piece.
You leaving out at 10, ain't getting
back to like one.
It's on the fly camera.
It's on your cell phone, too.
They recording the conversations and
they taking pictures when you not even
know.
And this is legal, by the way.
This is legal. There's a Oh, remember?
And okay, when this happened in 2021,
where I was talking about the the fact
that the fly cameras was on the way, but
I was telling y'all that they were uh
surveillancing
uh surveilling you in the um cars,
right? Not just Tesla, but all those new
cars starting in 2024 and up. Hold on. I
believe it was either 2023 or 2024 and
up. But Joe Biden wrote this out and I
told y'all to look this up because they
changed the name. Hold on. Let me let me
give you the new name just in case. I
don't know why they changed this name.
Maybe they tried to make it harder for
people to find it, but hold on. Let me
let me give you the new name.
Okay, so in November 2021, look this up.
It was the Biden administration signed
the infrastructure investment and jobs
act section 24220
that has been changed.
The original again was infrastructure
investment and jobs act. Those of you
who are OG's on the channel, damn, I'm
mad I got to say OG 2021.
But y'all know I covered it when it
happened.
explained it in detail. They changed it.
Honoring [clears throat] the Abba's
family
legacy.
This is what they changed it to.
Honoring the Abba's family legacy to
terminate drunk drunk driving act.
Listen, it went from infrastructure
investment and jobs act to honoring the
Abas family legacy to terminate drunk
driving act.
You aged
to 2018.
If you've been here since 2016 to 2018,
type 13. Don't lie. Don't lie. Type 13
if you've been here since then.
But remember when I also um put out
another video
telling y'all that they were going to
implement the kill switch in people's
cars.
A lot of y'all typing 13. Hold on. Some
of y'all are lying.
Some I'm talking about my hair was
nowhere near this long back then. I had
the little bush back then. Who remember
that? Type 13.
Some of y'all Hey, I ain't going. Some
of y'all capping.
If you ain't capping. All right. Okay.
All right. Since 2007. Okay. Short fro
when I was in Southampton. All right.
Okay.
when you had the regular cut mini fro.
All right. Okay.
You had the little bitty fro. All I ho.
Y'all going too far on my little fro
back then. Y'all going too far.
All right. Then that turn a video. Okay.
Came in in 2023. Okay, that's not bad
to Hey. All right. Look, we about to
stop banning people that was talking
about my fro. We about to [laughter]
Huh? We about to stop banning everybody
talking about my little fro back then.
[laughter]
I'm just playing, man. Do your thing.
I'm talking about back then people was
thinking I was a mad scientist. I got
all of it. They was talking about how I
let my beard grow and let my hair go
out. I I was um looking like somebody
said I looked like um
uh Don King, you know, stuff like that.
I was like, bro, cuz I ain't care. I
wasn't here to get no I have a wife. I
wasn't here to, you know what I'm
saying? Let me go get a female. I was
here to give the truth. And they was
leaning. I said, "All right, okay. Say
no more." I let that slide. That's all
right. I'm going still educate your ass.
My head was, yeah, the Cordell West, I
got it all. When I just said, "Fuck it."
You know, just let it go.
Just let it go. And then I said, "Tell
you what, I'll, you know, I'll let my
hair grow." I stopped cutting my hair
that year. I actually have not cut my
hair since then. That was the last
haircut. Those of you that were there
when I was out there in Virginia um
doing all the documentary stuff that I
was doing as far as the vlogs are
concerned and which we are going to go
back to. Me and my wife were just
talking about that. Shout out to my
wife. She just had her birthday too,
y'all. U
fire.
I ain't get a chance to say that. But
you know what I'm saying? I took a quick
slight break celebrate with my wife. But
um and then people were being parasocial
about that, you know, saying, "Oh, I'm
messing with this girl, messing with
that girl." I couldn't I couldn't
collaborate with no females.
None. I'm talking about if I said
something small to a female, they was
being parasocial. Oh, they ain't
cheating on his wife. blah blah blah.
I'm like, "What the [ __ ] How you what
are you talking about?
What are you talking about?" Like, they
automatically started what? What's the
word now? They saying um not No, they
saying it's um shipping. That's what
they saying. They was shipping me with
everybody.
I'm like, "Nah, bro." Like, you
tripping. I'm from DC.
That ain't happening. I cheat on her.
her whole family coming after me
on the spot.
You know what I'm saying? Like I'm not
Huh? I ain't stupid. They don't
understand how long me and Tanisha been
together.
I'm not going with the [ __ ] for what?
Oh, leave Tanisha and then go to who?
That's going to do better. Yeah. Okay.
All right. The way and look and and
prove my point years ago cuz look at the
women now. Hold on. Not all women. Ho ho
ho ho ho. Not all women, I'm sure. But I
swear to God. Oh my god. I felt sorry
for my men out there, man.
Oh my god, bro.
Huh?
Man, the real women, the real women are
super rare
this day and age. Super rare. But um and
that's scary. I'm not going to lie.
That's so scary. And I blame social
media.
I blame social media. And it got worse
when they tried to keep everybody home,
installing these flock cameras,
installing 5G, trying to hurry up and
put out 6G,
you know.
All right. Okay.
Y'all don't hear me though. Look, you
said 98% of them.
It's scary. It's scary. But I do see the
real women speaking up. I do see that. I
do see the videos of them speaking up,
calling them other women out too. Excuse
me. I was going to do a live stream
about that. I didn't pulled that to the
side and everything. The real women
stepping up, calling them foolish
looking women out. And um I was like,
damn, that need to be on blast. Y'all
need to see this. Y and I I'm telling
you 99%
of the single men in this chat will
probably come after every single one of
these real women in these videos
speaking about the women going ham too.
Leaning on them like they know better
than that like that. Come on, bro. It
was never like that before. Ever like
this before. Ever.
It's It's almost scary how they try to
pull our women away from our men.
Look, look how look at the damn look at
the history on that
all the way down to kicking the man out
of the house because they knew the man
was going to be the head of the
household. So, they replaced the head of
the household with the government.
They don't want our families together.
And then they don't want you to glorify
a good woman. They call it sing. Oh, I
can't stand that.
Oh, you tricking if you buy her
something. I can't stand that. That was
never like that, bro.
Oh, now all of a sudden they didn't
changed it.
And try to make it seem like every good
deed that you could do for a woman is
bad.
But some people, now I didn't heard a
few of the men say the reason why it's
bad now is because some of the good men
are doing it to bad women or doing it
for like bad women, not the real women.
And it's making them, you know, their
heads blow up.
And that's the reason why that girl went
viral. The girl um the pop the balloon
show, that's why she went viral. Because
there was a vulnerability and it still
is a vulnerability in our community. Oh,
that's the reason why Kevin Samuels Hold
on, go back. That's the reason why Kevin
Samuels went viral. It's a vulnerability
in our community when it comes to
relationships.
A lot of not just relationships, but I'm
just saying. I'm just saying. And
they're using it against our people,
man. Look at how many different ways
they attacking our people online.
They got bots in the comments. They
paying off small to large content
creators who don't share the same skin
complexion as you and I to talk bad
about us.
Y'all think that's done some of y'all
don't know that's done on purpose.
That's all done on purpose.
The year when I was Oh my goodness, I
was so excited. Remember last year when
I was noticing all the tick tockers
acknowledging the fact that they're
indigenous to this land and I just seen
somebody just showed me that video of um
Deion Sanders ex-wife talking to one of
his sons. I forgot which one it was
saying how they indigenous to this land.
And I told Let me calm down because I'm
getting excited. I told you they know. I
told you they know.
I told you Dion know.
Where you think she got that from? Look
at her. Look at her. Dion know too.
Florida boy. Listen. Shout out to
Florida. I I'm Man, Shout out to all of
y'all. Shout out to all of y'all. Shout
out to all of y'all that Yeah. Now I'm
getting excited. Woo. Now I'm getting
excited because they mad at that y'all
because they scared of that. They want
to monitor us with flock cameras and
[ __ ] like that. Now, it's not about
crime. It's bigger than that. That's
about control. But we'll get it. Hold
on. Let me let me play a couple of them.
We'll get into it. Depending on how
things go again. Hold on. That say Why
is it counting down
in 4 minutes?
Why is it ending in four minutes?
I must have did it wrong.
Anyway, I'll probably do it again.
Yeah, cuz I wanted it to be, you know
what I mean? At least for two hours.
All right.
So, let me start off with um
All right, I'll start off with this one.
Yeah.
All right, let's let's check this one
out
real quick.
The battle over flock traffic cameras
moving from community meetings. The
majority of people do not want to be
filmed.
Please do the right thing
to the streets themselves. NBC affiliate
Carol 11.
I forgot y'all can't see it. My bad,
y'all. Hold on. You know I'm one man
army. My bad.
My bad.
Hold on.
Cities across Minnesota say the
surveillance cameras are targets stolen,
damaged, or vandalized in recent months.
We have six cameras. Only two of them
are active right now. Four have been
damaged at different points in time.
And even a candidate for Congress in
Tennessee running as an independent is
currently facing felony vandalism
charges for allegedly using a shotgun to
take out Flock cameras. He's yet to
enter a plea. His campaign said he is
unable to comment on the allegations.
Wait, why are he using a shotgun to take
him out? You don't need a shotgun to
take them out. But I mean, okay,
whatever.
Clearly a debate playing out from coast
to coast.
I think we should completely remove
them. NBC News covered the controversy
in depth last month as dozens of
municipalities canled or let their
contracts with Flock expire over the
past year.
Now, keep in mind, they lit it. This is
not the only company. I don't know why
they keep talking about Flock as if
Flock is the only company, and they are
not the only company. In fact, I'll make
a list. I'll come back and I'll make a
list of the companies that got these
type of surveillance cameras. I'll make.
And don't forget that you got a
surveillance. I did say this earlier.
You got a surveillance camera on your
phone. That's a 3D camera. You got it on
your watch, too. If you got the Apple
Watch or the Samsung watch, you got it.
It's on you. That's why you have to stop
with those watches. You got it. You Oh
my. But dang, it's going to tell me
about my health. Yeah, they're
monitoring your health, too. They
clocking all of that.
All of that. As a matter of fact, I
showed you that, too. I showed you that
as well. Showed you the um what was that
y'all? Who? It was during the live
stream and I pulled all those records
up. Woo. You lucky I don't have that
right in front of me right now. But um
yeah, it was dealing with their
surveillance and your health as well.
You Oh, you think that's to keep you
healthy? What you think that's for?
Since when?
when the pharmaceutical industry making
billions of dollars to keep you.
Okay.
To treat you, not cure you.
All right.
And at least 15 more rejected proposed
block contracts due to community push
back.
Your community is telling you that we
don't want this. The cameras are
installed at intersections and capture
detailed vehicle data which AI can
analyze to identify people and alert
authorities who
which AI
can use to identify people.
So, not just the cameras, AI, too. Keep
that in mind.
It's an important crime fighting tool,
but critics argue they go too far.
You know, I'm all for putting the bad
guys away. I've got a wife and baby at
home, so I understand. But I do think
it's definitely invasion of privacy.
This is above and beyond the license
plate detection. And you can see that it
sort of follows him in the shot.
For our previous coverage, I met with
the co-founders of Deflock Pasadena, a
grassroots organization hoping to
pressure Pasadena to cancel its existing
contract with Flock. What's the biggest
concern here?
I think the biggest concern is that if
these technologies were used by police
for a wrongful conviction, that
basically ruins someone's life. I also
wanted to get a sense of
and they are we going to get into that
too.
Enforcement. So we went to Alama County.
You hear an alert tone. What does that
tell you?
So the alert tone is related to the
license plate readers and it lets us
know that there's been an activation.
There's one right now uh on a vehicle
traveling past one of our cameras that
are positioned in a public place.
What could that mean exactly?
It could mean a number of things. Uh
that camera network is hooked up to the
Department of Justice. So the stolen
vehicle system. Uh, it could be an armed
robbery car, carjacking, a murder
vehicle.
I mean, this thing is going off.
Is hooked up to the Department of
Justice. You hear the notifications in
the background. That's not me. That's
their notifications going off in the
background.
We get a lot of alerts in this county.
While it may receive information from
federal law enforcement, Alama County
insists the data isn't flowing the other
way.
We have absolutely no external sharing
with any federal agencies or
immigration. Cap. Now that's cap. That's
cap. Now, okay, maybe not from your
department to them, but they have access
to these fly cameras as well. It's not
just law enforcement.
Okay, so of course that would be the
politically correct answer given his
position.
Okay, but no, the fly cameras are just
not for law enforcement officials to
review.
Like, let's not act like that's it. Oh,
no, no, no. Why you think they're there?
Oh, to assist the police officers only.
Yeah. Okay. You got another thing
coming.
Access our data uh without our
knowledge.
Oakland, which is in Alama County, also
has seen its lock cameras vandalized
with paint earlier this year.
Insists it's strengthened guardrails to
secure data that's being collected.
I know there's concerns about whether or
not this data is being shared with ICE.
Flock does not have a relationship with
ICE.
The company says where
But Flock has a relationship with the
federal government.
So if the federal government tells Flock
to do something in favor of ICE, they're
going to have to do it no matter what.
Those body cameras that they're wearing,
very similar to this camera that they're
showing,
extremely similar.
Don't play.
It's shared is really up to local
authorities. Cities actually control the
data completely and have complete
authority over how it's being used.
Back in Minnesota, Care 11 reports data
that isn't part of an active
investigation has to be deleted within
60 days according to state law.
The second we realize the vehicle is not
involved. It's gone. 30 days later, it's
deleted. No one ever pays attention to
it again.
Now, notice she said 60. He just said
30. Hold on. Let me let me back that up
real quick.
Cities actually control
Hold on. Hold on.
completely and have complete authority
over how it's being used.
Back in Minnesota, Care 11 reports data
that isn't part of an active
investigation has to be deleted within
60 days.
She said 60 with according to the law.
And that's cap. Hold on.
According to state law,
the second we realize the vehicle is not
involved, it's gone. 30 days later, it's
deleted.
30 days. Listen, this how you know they
lying. This how you know they lying. But
this is the reason why they got the data
centers. They got the data centers. They
can hold that date as long as they want.
There's no law stating that that stuff
got to be removed. You never signed
anything
stating that you allowed them to surveil
your whereabouts, your property.
See, the problem is is that as soon as
you put that license plate on that
vehicle
and it's registered up under a public
citizen,
that is public property.
But if you got that registration tied to
a private business,
that's a lawsuit.
Who never pays attention to it again.
Still the controversy. Keep in mind,
privacy,
private.
Y'all got to make moves to make your
things private.
Are you listening?
As soon as you slap that public tag on
your vehicle,
that property is now public.
But if that tag is registered up under a
private entity,
look it up.
To be wiped clean,
I got a book out too soon
about this as well. [laughter]
So, uh, a matter of fact, yeah, hold on.
Uhuh.
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gone. 30 days later, it's deleted. No
one ever pays attention to it again.
Still, the controversy not likely to be
wiped clean anytime soon. Dana Griffin,
NBC News.
All right, so now let me go to the
police misuse of these fly cameras.
Watch this.
I think they got enough eyes out on all
of us. And I I I think they could just
take that down. It wouldn't bother me a
bit. All I'm asking is like let's pump
the brakes because I don't think a lot
of people understand data.
None of you can guarantee there won't be
a security break.
Flux cameras make it easier than ever to
search for citizens movements without a
warrant.
Biggest concern was who has access to
the information to the data.
Since we first told you about flock
surveillance cameras a few weeks ago,
the anti-flock movement
has exploded. Get the flock out is what
it's called. Exploded all across the
country. People are spray painting them,
tearing them down, demanding they be
removed. Initially, these cameras were
sold as crime fighting tools to help
police catch kidnappers and track stolen
cars. And they do do that. Just this
morning, police in California were able
to catch an alleged kidnapper using
flock cameras to locate the suspect.
Happened also in Atlanta last week.
Critics argue the real danger isn't just
the technology, of course. It's who has
access to it. Every time your car passes
one of these flock cameras, it logs your
license plate and creates a record of
where you've been. That record sticks
around for at least 30 days. There are
already over 120,000 flock cameras
around the country. But some police
officers have begun misusing the
technology. Just this week, the
Washington Post reported that number is
at least 50 and growing. This week in
Morsville, North Carolina, just north of
Charlotte, a female officer allegedly
used the department's flock cameras
database to track her ex-boyfriend's
wife's movement 31 times.
Bro, [laughter] sly.
Seriously,
these people haven't been evaluated to
become law enforcement. These people
have not been evaluated
to utilize these fly cameras
and the way that they're
campaigning it should be used.
Hold on. Hold. Y'all didn't Hold on.
Hold on. Hold on. Do I need to turn it?
You didn't hear that? You want me to
turn it up or we good? I'mma go back.
Here you go.
Just north of Charlotte. A female
officer allegedly used the department's
flock cameras database to track her
ex-boyfriend's wife's movement 31 times.
Just today, the chief of police said
they've already found 10 other
questionable instances of potential
abuse by other officers. Tonight, that
man, Morsville,
they already found 10 more.
Police Chief Ron Camperchani uh joins
us.
Turn it up.
Chief, first of all, I want to say to
our viewers how
Hold on. Mods, do I mods? Tell me
honestly, should I turn this up? Can
y'all hear this
or is it good? Are we good?
Site 13 if we good.
Exceptional it is that you are here.
Very rarely um when there's these kinds
of allegations does a chief of police
come out and be willing to go on
national television and talk about them.
I applaud that. Um and our viewers are
certainly grateful for it. constituents
um should also be um grateful and
reassured by it. These 10 other
incidents, three of them, I understand,
are potentially significant. Can you
tell us what they are?
Well, I can talk in generalities about
it. Right. When we went through our
audit, we we saw that there was 10 um
incidents officers.
So, I just turned it out. I'm I'm pretty
sure that was better. So, let me let me
go back a little bit. Let's let's go
back. This week in Morsville, North
Carolina, just north of Charlotte, a
female officer allegedly used the
department's flock cameras database to
track her ex-boyfriend's wife's movement
31 times. Just today, the chief of
police said they've already found 10
other questionable instances of
potential abuse by other officers.
Tonight, that man, Moresville Police
Chief Ron Camperchani, uh, joins us. Uh,
Chief, first of all, I want to say to
our viewers how exceptional it is that
you are here. Very rarely um when
there's these kinds of allegations does
a chief of police come out and be
willing to go on national television and
talk about them. I applaud that. Um and
our viewers are certainly grateful for
it. Your constituents,
let's call it damage control,
should also be um grateful and reassured
by it. These 10 other incidents, three
of them I understand are potentially
significant. Can you tell us what they
are?
Well, I can talk in generalities about
it. Right. When we went through our
audit, we we saw that there was 10 um
incidents officers that showed us some
concerns. As we started to go more
through the data, um she was obviously
the first for a number of reasons,
right? I mean, she's tracking her
boyfriend's ex-wife. There's a
problematic. They're in a custody
battle. So, we knew that we had to put
that one to bed pretty pretty quick um
because of all the potential that could
happen there. So, that [clears throat]
one took some time. We wanted to make
sure. And then so we got her got her got
her arrested and now we're moving on to
the other ones. I can tell you as of
this evening um we've eliminated most of
those.
Okay.
We are down to one more
one more questionable issue and the
operational impact policy changes
enforced safeguards expanded
investigation problematic finding system
audits. Um the department will maintain
its strict 30-day recurring audit log to
spot unauthorized searches. um officers
must now provide active case number and
answer verification prompts for every um
single search. The question I would have
is why wouldn't these
So they're giving them security prompts
now before they utilize the fly that
ain't going to stop shitards have been
in place before.
Ain't no safeguards, right? Why wasn't
there any safeguard? Okay, let me hear
his answer to that.
Prompts for every um single search. The
question I would have is why wouldn't
these safeguards have been in place
before? Yeah, I think you know because
Flack is so new uh that they have a
pretty detailed drop- down menu that's
used um but what we found is that the
drop- down menu doesn't have everything
that we need in there.
Okay.
I think unfortunately events like this
spotlight the little um problems that
could be in those systems. So, we put an
additional safeguard, as you said, to
have a case number in there where there
has to be a little more information
about what you're doing, where you're
doing it. And
now, keep in mind, Flock been around for
years, but they're probably referring to
the cameras installation could be new
and those particular areas, but Flock
has been around for a minute, and it's
more than just Flock as the company that
are creating these surveillance cameras.
Way more, way more than just them. just
more information that we need that we
feel comfortable having.
Okay. There have been u dozens of cities
that have now cancelled their contracts
with Flock because people are now seeing
what access to information the
government um has. The CEO of Flock was
on NewsNation earlier today. Take a
listen.
We believe that everyone has a
fundamental right to be safe regardless
of what zip code you were born in. any
level of abuse greater than zero of
flock.
Look at flocks count. Look at their map.
And this the CEO. Look at their map.
Or any police tool is unacceptable. When
you're given power, which is what we
give to local law enforcement,
accountability has to be there.
I I do appre.
Now, keep in mind it's all right. It's
not just law enforcement. Even though
they're trying to position this as if
this is only helping law enforcement, it
is not only helping law enforcement,
they're helping the government.
They have a government contract with the
federal government. Then they have
contracts, newer contracts with these
state, local governments, little
contracts
each county. But those little counties
add up.
That's a big deal.
And then ask yourself this question,
where this flock get this information
from.
When you dig a little deeper, when they
say their use of AI, you're going to
notice that open AI is involved as well.
Who's open AI? The same company that
gave you how many different AIs that
went viral? especially Chat GPT
and they have a few contracts with the
federal government right now for this
very reason. And I told you this was
going to come back up.
That's why Oh, and we're going to get
into their data breach. I don't know if
you guys heard that. We're going to get
into that. Um, and Meta had a data
breach as well. In fact, most of you
guys should know this.
A like about maybe I want to say like 5
days ago, T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon
all went down simultaneously.
And it wasn't just a server issue.
AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon all went
down. The day before that,
planes, and I don't want to say planes
went down. um aircraft communications
went down where they had to ground
flights the day before. Yes, again. Yep.
This happened again, Erica. Where they
had the ground flights and notice how
they not saying none of this.
We ain't hearing nothing about it, but
people are complaining. People T-Mobile
people were saying um that they couldn't
send messages.
It was SOS messages.
when they tried to send it through.
T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon all were
affected the very next day after they
had the ground flights nationwide.
It's all correlating to what the
government is setting up.
And this is not a scare tactic. This is
not fear-mongering. I'm only reporting
what's going on. And he already told you
what they're doing. It's not like
they're hiding it.
They want full control.
Full control.
It doesn't matter the politician. It
doesn't matter their political
affiliation. It does not matter. They
all have that one agenda because all of
them
are puppets
for people behind the scenes that we
never get a chance to see.
I remember people used to call it the
deep state.
It's about the deep state that they put
you in.
And it's international. We know this by
way of America's history. That's not a
secret.
History repeats only if you allow it.
You allow it by not knowing what history
or what happened in history. You allow
it by not knowing what happened
previously.
That's how history repeats. This is the
reason why people like me know what
their agenda is. It does repeat,
especially when they know they could get
away with it again because people not
paying attention.
What was the name of that movie, y'all,
that was forewarning everybody about
these cameras?
Pinpoint Accuracy utilizing a network.
Wasn't that called Eagle Eye?
Utilizing a network of cameras to spy on
people?
Was that called Eagle Eye? Correct me if
I'm wrong, y'all. What was the name of
that film when it was Eagle Eye, right?
It was Eagle Eye. Okay,
it was okay.
Set it on fire.
And look how old that was.
Fire. Fire.
V for Vanetta. Enemy of the state. Y'all
can they look at how many fumes they put
out on this.
letting you know was here.
Yeah. Will Smith, Enemy of the State.
Yep.
You bought that joint on DVD.
SL 202. What up, Slev 202? Shout out to
DC in the building. What up, Slev?
Damn. I ain't even see I ain't going to
lie.
Okay, I was about to bring that back up,
but as far as DVDs are concerned, damn,
there that's been a minute.
They trying to make cell phones
obsolete, too. Got to watch these fools.
They doing too much. Moving too fast.
And I I years ago, I spoke about this. I
said, "So, what's their end goal?" And I
always said at the end of those videos,
it was about control. More control over
its people that they govern.
And that's not right. That's why more
and more people are speaking up.
Finally.
Finally,
they got rid of the DVDs by design.
Yeah. Yep.
first five in the first five minutes of
Eagle Eye, they show you how they could
listen to your calls.
Yeah. If y'all haven't seen these fumes,
especially Eagle Eagle Eye, y'all go
watch Eagle Eye. Go watch that tonight.
Watch that tonight
if y'all haven't. Yeah. Armageddon type.
Yeah. Yep.
Yeah. One of the Fast and Furious movies
did touch on that briefly. I I remember
that. I can't remember which one it was.
I remember they touch they touched on
something like that. I can't remember
which one it was, but I did see
something like that. But Eagle Eye is
the one. That's the one I really want
y'all to see.
Yep.
Appreciate the somehow making this about
safety no matter whatever the zip code
is. Props to whatever PR company um gave
him that advice. This is the first
interview I've seen of him. But
I guess the chief would be if residents
are so concerned about this and it's
people are upset, angry,
and that's what Bane was mad about.
So, you know, I'm a Batman fan. Don't
stop me with that.
And that's what Bane was mad about.
The darkness. What? Let me stop. Come
on. Come on.
Scared by now the surveillance
technology. Why not just turn it off for
a while?
Well, for us, I can tell you, boy, it's
just been such a gamecher here. You
know, Morsville has been growing
exponentially for the last few years.
We're just outside of Charlotte. Uh
we've doubled in size over the over the
last 3 to 5 years, and we're going to
double again in the next 3 to 5 years.
So, and with that comes crime. It just
does, right? You got more people coming
into the area, more things. This has
been a gamecher for us. And to say like,
well, let's just turn them off. the risk
of public safety is always going to be
there. And listen, I get it, right? I
understand.
No, not Final Fantasy 7. He's talking
about um Fast and Furious 7. He said
Fast and Furious 708. Not Final Fantasy,
even though that was my favorite one.
Final Fantasy 7. Don't get me started.
Don't get me started. That's a whole
different topic. Let's not flip topics.
Come on, chat. Lock in the concerns
about privacy and data. I mean, but you
know, uh, and that's the biggest thing,
right? It's the collection thing. It's
not about cameras. And they make it
about that, but
it's where it's where all this data is
and how much access there's. Hey, Chief.
Absolutely.
We got to run, but I want to just say
again, um, how much we appreciate you
coming on and what it says about you,
about transparency. Um, we need more
police chiefs like you willing to come
on and have these kind of conversations.
Thanks. I appreciate that. Yeah.
Thank you. We appreciate you.
Thank you for Okay.
All right, one more. Couple more, y'all.
Hold on. We going to be here for a
minute. All right. Six Savannah
police employees fired after alleged
misuse of flock cameras. So, here go
another case.
Well, tonight, flock cameras are front
and center again.
Savannah police have terminated six
employees for misusing the department's
license plate cameras. WJCL22 News's
Kirsty Melkco reports on what we know so
far. Four police officers and two
civilian employees now terminated from
the Savannah Police Department after an
internal investigation into block camera
misuse.
Misuse of law enforcement technology by
SPD staff will not be tolerated.
Savannah Police Chief Lenny Gunther and
city leaders spoke Monday before the six
employees were fired.
To be totally honest, I'm disappointed.
I'm pissed off about it. Officials say
the internal review began on July 27th
and found searches that appeared
unrelated to legitimate police work.
The alleged misconduct involves
conducting non-law enforcement related
searches on personal acquaintances and
family members as well as one instance
where an officer provided system access
to personnel from an outside agency.
According to the department,
that means they have been infiltrated.
That's deep right there.
That's deep. Did y'all hear that?
Listen. Listen.
Acquaintances and family members as well
as one instance where an officer
provided system access to personnel from
an outside agency. from an outside
agency,
not necessarily police agency,
but an outside agency.
Interesting.
And when you do your research on these
cameras
and who is at the top of these cameras
getting them getting them to roll out
ever since 2019,
you going to see Israel at the top
and they going to try to target all the
people that was coming down on Netanyahu
or Epstein.
You know, when they when they when you
talking about the PDFs out there, why
you not targeting the folks in the
Listen,
that's what they using these cameras
for.
Oh yeah. Let me check your history.
They going to start giving it to
employers
when they do your background invest.
Look, listen. I mark my word. Write this
down. If we don't stop this now, it's
going to continue to get worse. This was
a part of their agenda, 2030,
surveillance
of American privacy,
including your health. This was a part
of their agenda. Still is.
In that order, Morgan. In that order.
MSAD, Secret Service, FBI, CIA. In that
order.
In that order.
To the department. Every flock search is
logged, including who made it, when, and
why. Officials say the internal review
used new software that flags suspicious
search patterns like repeated lookups,
after hours activity, or searches
without case documentation for
supervisory review. Police say those
searches ultimately led them to the six
employees who were placed on
administrative leave prior to their
termination. Monday, SPD said they're
working on additional safeguards to
prevent future misuse, including weekly
audit.
Very good. I'm so glad Joseph brought
this up, y'all. Damn. I don't have the
one where I could Hold on. I don't have
that open, do I? Where I can highlight a
comment. Oh, Levante in blue, please
remind me so I could I got to fix that
up. I got to go in there and fix it up
where I can highlight a comment and it
pop up on screen because he said chime
doorbell.
Listen,
remember what I said.
Flock. Look this up. I'm not playing.
Look this up. Flock is targeting
particular
dash cams in your car.
Think about chime doorbell cameras. the
um what's the Amazon Alexa? I'm sorry if
I woke up your Alexa.
All that stuff. Look, look, look. The
smart home, smart refrigerator, Ring
cameras,
all connecting.
Elon want robots in your home.
All right. You see where it's going?
Exactly.
And this ain't nothing ain't nothing
conspiracy theorist about us critically
thinking.
Yeah. Them way more cars.
We we talked about that before and how
they were. All right. All right. I ain't
this is not to scare people, but that
all of this stuff can be tapped into.
Ain't none of this stuff safe. None of
it,
right? Smart TVs, phones, refrigerators.
Exactly.
All electronics can be tapped into.
You know it.
Yes. Anything with the code.
Correct.
That's why they were trying to hire
people
this past year and the year before that
especially.
They were trying to hire coders as much
as they could. And those coders, oo,
they was getting money. 250k,
350 coding.
They were raising their prices skyhigh.
Another reason why they wanted to do
that is because they wanted to do away
with Nvidia and AMD. Those chips,
remember, it was a chipset, a chipset
shortage. A chip shortage. They wanted
to create their own chips out here.
Should have been did that. It's too late
now. But they wanted to create their own
chips out here because they were
noticing things on that board that they
could utilize. Smart AI techn smart AI
technology that they can utilize bypass
certain security walls that are or
firewalls that are put up and certain uh
computer systems that they implement
these chips in and those folks in
foreign countries could tap into it and
have a field day. Like for example, the
lights that I got in my office as an
example, these lights have to connect to
what? Bluetooth technology. Bluetooth is
Wi-Fi. Wi-Fi is internet. Those same
frequencies, 2.4, 2.5, 5G, all connect.
And if you look up these manufacturers,
look up who made the chips, that's going
back to China.
None of this stuff is Americanmade.
And they slowly recognized
how much data they collected of the
American people. They ain't even had to
send that balloon.
You see a fighter jet
up in the sky immediately at any
unauthorized aircraft that's flying in
an unauthorized zone, unauthorized fly
zone, whatever they call, I forgot what
it's called. The fighter jet there, uh,
such and such, go ahead and blah blah
blah blah blah. You got to give up that
information. But them balloons wasn't
shot down.
They ain't shoot them balloons down.
Why not?
More than one on top of that, right?
They ain't shoot those drones down
neither. Hey. Hey, Chad. That's what I'm
talking about. [cheering]
That's what I'm talking about.
[screaming]
Keep game. [applause]
And somebody got to control them drones
by remote.
[cheering]
And those drones got these same cameras
as well. Now they delivering packages to
your door. Look,
by way of drones, right? Have y'all seen
that done before? I don't know if y'all
got it in y'all neighborhoods yet.
I don't know. Type 13, if you got it.
They I'm talking about drones are
dropping off your packages right at your
door.
I don't know if y'all seen that in your
neighborhood yet.
Yeah, they got all that in China. Yep.
Immediately. Yes. Pokemon Go
surveillance app. That Pokemon Go that
went viral. Remember that time it went
super viral? Oh yeah. You was helping
them out scoping the scene.
But that goes back to our cell phones,
don't it?
Look at look at look at look at how many
cameras on the back of this jump.
And that's before we get to the front.
Look at how many c Why we need this many
c uh uh lenses lenses. Why we need this
many lenses on the phone?
And guess [clears throat] where it's
made at?
And the chip that is that's on the
board.
But no, now we talking about the flock
cameras. It's way more than just flock.
Okay.
It's and its own flock transparency
system the public will be able to access
at any
that look like a iPhone chief. Nah,
don't start that war. You know I'm
Android.
This this Android,
you know, Android was having these
before. Let me stop. Let me let me stop.
I ain't getting promoted by them. I
ain't getting sponsored by them.
Let's keep it pushing. And according to
this email sent by SPD to WJCL just 3
days before they went public with the
investigation, the department had
already been working on a transparency
portal for eight months, which they
expect to be live by the end of the
year. The cases were also referred to
the Georgia Bureau of Investigation for
an independent criminal investigation,
which is
somebody said Team Pixel, and that's
Google, too.
Like like a I'm going to tell you right
now, all the companies are the same.
Ain't no difference. Every single one of
them the same. And they got the same
agenda
now. Yeah, this the Ultra now, but this
the newest one. I forgot what number we
on. 26, whatever it is. 25, 26. But
yeah, it's the Ultra. But I don't get
paid for that. Why promote them? We
don't get prom. We don't get a dime. But
we got to spend an arm and a leg for the
bill. We got to spend an arm and a leg
for the phone.
In order for them to make this, it cost
no more than $200.
And they charge us
10 times the price.
You heard what I said, right?
Back in back in the past when these
smartphones were just coming out, they
did not cost this much money, y'all.
the older galaxies, this stuff, these
were not costing this much money, bro,
at all. It was no such thing as, oh,
you're paying um increments on a phone
that cost 67, $1,800.
They doing this on purpose. These phones
do not cost that much money.
Elon about to come out with his own
phone and his own service, too.
Watch. Mark my word. That's coming. I
seen Elon's moves. He got real good with
Samsung. A real good relationship with
Samsung. And he got a real good
relationship with T-Mobile.
Watch. That's in the works. I know
that's coming. If What is this? This
2026, we probably going to hear
something about Elon coming out with his
own phone and own his own cell phone
service next year.
Watch.
Underway. Reporting in Savannah, Kirst
Masula, WJCL22 News.
All right, hold on. Let me let me play
the uh the other one.
Oh. Oh, hold on. Let me play this real
quick. This is important.
Now, some of the ladies in the chat may
not know about this part,
but there there's a um there's a
particular
how can I explain it more
how can I simplify this?
There is an outlet that's underneath
your car steering wheel that is a it's a
plug like an outlet. It's a plug that a
device could connect to OBD
that a a a device could connect to and
read your car's computer feeding
information read.
They're tapping into that y'all.
Car thieves
are tapping into and you know it's a
matter of time before they and I'm
pretty sure they already do. I mean the
police officers are getting arrested,
right? Yeah. OBD2.
But if they could tap into your car, let
me just play him.
Car thefts are often a crime of
opportunity, but criminals in
Connecticut are seizing on a new
opportunity.
Yeah, this is pretty wild. Your reporter
Owen Kingsley is learning about the
threat of OBD two port scanners, which
can copy a brand new key fob of your car
in just seconds.
It's small, but it's the key to stealing
your car.
Technically, it's a a computer, a scan
tool that will plug inside of the OBD2
port on your car. And that allows
criminals essentially to reprogram a key
fob that they can purchase. Giving them
a new key fob that can start your car
and often leaving your original fob
useless. Dave Jazenski, a model garage
and water.
Now, what they're doing with this, hold
on. This is, remember I was talking
about this before in 2021. What they're
doing with this is trying to make it and
you're going to see the crime rate of
these happening all over America. And
what they're trying to do is implement
this thing and I'm going to call it the
black box because it's very similar to
the black box that's inside of aircraft
that records the movements and um uh
mechanical failures, anything like it
does the exact same thing. It does the
exact same thing. But if you can
manipulate the data Okay, hold on. I'm
going too far. Hold on. Hold on. Let me
play it. showed me how they use their
OBD2 scanner.
It would go in and we would read
information for like ABS,
uh, diagnostic information. A locksmith
will have a license
where they can go in and they can see
what the key fob is. They still have to
call the dealer and get a number,
though.
Criminals have found a way around this.
Sergeant Charles Mariello supervises the
autotheft task force for the Waterberry
Police Department. He showed us where
that OBD2 port usually is under the
dashboard. He's seen these scanners a
few times in recent months and they're
becoming more common.
It's not great for everybody around. You
know, it's it's a lot of work on for us.
We want to get the, you know, the
victim's cars back.
Newer cars are generally harder to steal
with older methods like hot wiring. This
new method makes virtually every
You said we can use fly cameras for our
proof as well. No, we can't because we
can't tap into it.
We would have to request it. We would
have to request that footage, but not
meaning like we could pull that up
publicly. So, I'm not exactly sure what
you saying right there, Stephanie. Maybe
you saying we could request that
information. There's a possibility that
could be requested, but as far as us
having public access to that
information. We don't have that. You
would have to have login credentials for
that.
Car on the road, a target.
These cars, if you're really good at it,
you can steal it under a minute. If you
habitually lock your car, a criminal
still needs to gain access the
oldfashioned way, like breaking a
window. Just kidding. But even if they
get this far, there are old and new ways
that you can protect yourself. They make
a uh a physical OBD2 lock that um you
can put over the OBD port. You also have
those old school clubs that you can put
over the steering wheel. Um and one
other thing, uh you can actually put a
physical kill switch.
Let me stop. Stop. Yes, the kill switch.
Hold on. I'm about to I'm about to get
it to it. But the stop with the club
stuff, y'all. Don't ever buy a steering
wheel lock like that. Don't buy That's
gone. That's That's 1980s,
1990s.
Don't buy the those. Don't That's That
stuff could just be chopped up quickly
with with a with a little saw. They
could cut that off real quick. That's
not stopping nothing. Okay, that's not
stopping nothing. They be all thin
talking about some they heavy duty.
Don't fall for that. I done had a few
cars in the past in my younger years
stolen with those things right on it.
Don't fall for that. I even had the one
that connect to the steering wheel and
connect to the um to the brake pedal.
Don't fall for that. That stuff is
trash. Get a kill switch. get a kill
switch because it's going to take them
longer to find out where it's located
inside of your vehic vehicle. Hold on.
But I'm I'm about to talk about OBD
port. You also have those old school
clubs that you can put over the steering
wheel. Um and one other thing, uh you
can actually put a physical kill switch
in there. As this becomes a greater
problem, the big solution may
The kill switch needs power though. Um
and it's usually going to have to be
connected discreetly to your fuse box.
You don't want it
you know, it it got to be connected to
the fuse box because it's going to need
power to shut the power off. Okay? And
you're going to have to if you got a
good kill switch, you're going to have
to have Wi-Fi access to that kill switch
to be able to cut it back on or a
password that you're going to have to
tap some type of way. They got a few of
them, a few different uh companies out
there. They got different ones that will
do different things. Um, but that will
stop a person from stealing your
vehicle. The kill switches will work.
Now, the thing about that is that they
have a kill switch implemented in your
programming of your car already. Now,
some of them um will allow you to drive
the vehicle if it goes in so-called limp
mode. Like, uh it doesn't have power at
all. It's just going 15 to 20 miles hour
hopefully to get you to a gas station.
Something is wrong with the vehicle.
It'll put it in limp mode. They also got
like um if they have those built-in
alarms, some of them do have automatic
kill switches where nothing cuts on if
you like say for example the battery has
been disturbed. Um you took the the
positive post off, restarted everything,
put it back on to you know whatever it
was, you you replaced the battery, the
car don't start and you trying to figure
out why. And it's not the battery, it's
because of the kill switch that's in
that car. I I ran into that problem
before. Oh, I can't remember what car
that was in my in my past years. I can't
remember. I think that was a GM car.
That could have been one of my Chevys,
but um I know that's still happening,
but I'm just, you know, cuz I know
people got different cars right now. So,
I'm just going over the ones that are
normal that I can recall. But you will
want to get a aftermarket kill switch
put inside of your car. It's going to
cost a little bit, but you want that
thing there, especially if you in a high
crime rate neighborhood. you got a nice
car, you definitely would want to get a
kill switch put in there. Um, so I mean,
cuz that shut everything down. Yeah,
they might have broke your glass, you
know, glass all over the seat and stuff
like that, but they ain't take your car.
Like, you know, there are some ones out
there that I can tell you right now that
I know firsthand that'll make it look
like they stowed the car. The whole car
will shut off once it hits 10 miles
hour. The windows will roll up, the
doors will lock, and they would keep
them stuck in there and 911 operators
have been alerted
and the police on them.
Now, they got to be forced to climb out
of that car. It's going to basically you
want to delay them [ __ ] to
hurry up to get the police there to get
them arrested, but the car be stuck and
the only person that can move that is
you. Now, that's I I know about that
one, okay? Firsthand. That's brand new.
Y'all can look into it. You know what
I'm talking about. Some of y'all may
know. I'm not here to promote them
companies, but I know one um already.
And they're very good. Yeah. Viper.
Viper used to talk. I remember the Viper
one. Viper got a little bit better now.
But it's one it's more ones than just
Viper. Yeah. But Viper is the one that
used to talk to you. You're standing too
close to the car. Stand back. Step away.
Whoop. Whoops. Step away. They used to
talk. Viper was known for that back in
the 90s, early 2000s. Viper was cooled
in, but they got way better with the
kill switches now. Yeah, but the what
I'm talking about. Well, act like they
Oh yeah, they took it
and it shut right off for them as soon
as they do 10 miles per hour. All right,
the windows up, doors locked, everything
off. They can't do nothing. That's the
one. [laughter]
That's the one that they panicking. And
hopefully the police right around the
corner because they get alerted right
away.
A no, not a lowjack. A lowjack is
basically GPS. A lowjack is GPS. Now
they they put low jacks on the vehicles.
Um and like mom and pop dealerships or
they they put it inside of vehicles.
They have to put that in there. That's
usually up under your dash. I ain't
trying to really say where it's located.
You can take that stuff off. Lowjacks
are you can take that stuff off. Like
those are no good. That's basically for
the dealership if they feel like you
going to reig on your payment. [ __ ] like
that. Like if your if your credit score
under a certain number, guaranteed they
didn't put your low jack. They didn't
put a low jack on your car. Guaranteed.
Okay. Guaranteed. And I'm not trying to
be funny at all. You know what I'm
saying? There was a point and time, you
know, in my past where I probably had a
few low jacks on the car, but yeah, they
come in there that the dealership
putting that in there. It's not
automatic. the dealership putting that
in there before they hand you the key
and you pull off. They putting that
lowjack in there. But yeah, that's
that's if you reig and they could it's
just a GPS tracker. That's all it is for
for them to come pick it up. But you can
pull that off.
Yeah,
you can put you can put GPS trackers in
your car as well. That technology is out
there as well. Yes, the kill switches
does have GPS. Yes. Yes. precise GPS
locations at that. Yep. You just It's
going It's It's going to cost you, but
it's worth it. It's worth it in my
opinion. Especially if you got a nice
car. It's worth it.
Come from your car's manufacturer.
Manufacturers, they they might be able
to do something as far as uh something
on their end with software updates
hopefully that can, you know, kind of
combat this on on the manufacturer
level. Um, but yeah, I think if this
they're not going to do update nothing
becomes more mainstream, it could be a
big problem.
Car thiefs are evolving. Police say the
key to protecting yourself is to evolve
with them. Your reporter in Waterberry,
I'm Owen Kings.
And that and I'm going to be honest with
you, those OBD2 sensors, I mean, uh, uh,
ports are in a lot of cars right now.
Um, damn, I forgot what year it it
started, y'all. Was it 2009? Somebody
get the accurate year of when the OBD2s
started in the cars. But I'mma tell
y'all right now, everybody that's in the
chat and everybody that's watching
probably got one. Y'all got it where
they could connect this device into your
right up under the steering wheel. 1999.
Yeah, it it was everybody's car that's
watching right now probably got it. I'm
going just say that right now. Y'all
probably got it. So you definitely went
in Especially You said 96. Y'all saying
96. Especially if it's a nice one. If
it's a nice car and you in a
neighborhood where things happen. Yeah.
Get Get it right. Get it right.
Okay. So, okay. So, I'm seeing a lot of
96. Okay. So, 96.
Yeah. All of us. Ain't no ain't no Look,
there's no ifs and but about it.
Everybody got it. If you didn't bulled
up rolled up to um AutoZone or um
Advanced Auto Parts and you trying to
figure out why that service light on and
they connect that device to it and I'm
really talking to the ladies cuz some of
the ladies really don't know about this
part, you know. Um but that's what that
is ladies. That's what I'm referring to.
Okay? Because you know how the mechanics
like to run over ladies all the time.
Matter of fact, let me play that. Let me
let me show y'all this crap right here.
where a mechanic at a dealership was
taking ladies parts from her car. Hold
on. This is a good segue. Hold on. Let
me let me show you this part right here.
[music]
A video of a Lake Charles woman accusing
a dealership of borrowing parts from her
car has gone viral on social media. Now,
the dealership is responding. KPLC's
Brendan Brown joins us in studio with
more.
Morgan Shirley Poolyard says she brought
her SUV to Kia of Lake Charles on June
17th after a tire blowout on the
interstate. She says the car sat there
for more than a month with little
communication from the dealership.
Stop. What in the world is she doing
there for a tire change? The car is
there for more than a month.
I wouldn't I'mma tell you right now.
I ladies see this the reason why see
where the real women at? Type 13 real
women. Where the real women at? Cuz you
know you going to have to get you a man.
Well, and I don't mean get you a baby
father, get you a husband or nothing
like that. You going to have to get a
male figure. Even if it's your brother,
your uncle, your father, somebody going
to have to 13 ladies. Somebody going to
have to step in. If you don't know
nothing about that car, do not get taken
advantage of.
Uh-uh. I'm on that [ __ ] ass.
I'm looking at these mechanics. What you
doing? I didn't took pictures of
everything. I got cameras every way. I
let them know up front. My cameras are
recording 24/7. Even if you cut the
battery off.
Even if you take the battery terminal
off, my cameras are still rolling. So
don't do anything funny cuz I'm going to
know it. Up and under my vehicle. You
got that? All right, I'mma see you in
how long? You gonna call me in two
hours? Bet. I'm watching you. I'm
watching your [ __ ] ass. But uh
anyway, hold on. Let me calm down. Hold
on. When she went in person to check on
it, she found out much more than she
bargained for. At the dealership, she
noticed the hood was up on her vehicle
and she started filming. She repeatedly
asked why her engine had been taken
apart on camera. The Kia service manager
admitted they used parts from her
vehicle to service another customer's
car without her knowledge or permission.
Oh my god. They use parts on her
vehicle.
Y'all heard this.
To service another vehicle. [screaming]
Listen. Listen. This is not a game. This
is real. These people exist. They are
out there.
much more than she bargained for. At the
dealership, she noticed the hood was up
on her vehicle and she started filming.
She repeatedly asked why her engine had
been taken apart on camera. The Kia
service manager admitted they use parts
from her vehicle to service another
customer's car without her knowledge or
permission.
But taking something without permission
is considered stealing. Which y'all were
doing is stealing. Cuz had I not come up
there, I wouldn't have known.
I wouldn't have known. Y'all have just
threw my car back together and expected
me to drive it. And later down the line
when something went wrong, I'd have been
the person that y'all said was.
Keep in mind, that's another thing.
Mechanics will do things to your engine
if you're not paying attention when you
come try to get a service for something
else. They will do that so they so you
could come back and try to get so they
could get more money from you. Watch out
for these shady ass mechanics. These
shady Yes. This was just for a tire
change, y'all. Yep. And they had her car
longer than the And maybe she was
sitting back because she knew this was a
paycheck. I got a feeling this lady
knew. Okay. And she just got up there
and just so happened to get it on
camera. You know how much buu money she
about to get in that court? I know she
didn't. She She's smart. She
intelligent. I'm assuming she going to
get some money off of this. If you
watching, sister, let me borrow a
dollar. Let me Huh? Let me borrow a
dollar. If you watching, sister, let me
borrow a whole dollar. Let me You know
what I'm saying? Cuz I know you about to
get, you know what I'm saying? I will
sue this dealership with I'm talking
about at least 50 million. I'm talking
about how much is every car on this lot?
I'm calculating all that up and I'm
going straight to [laughter]
I'm suing the brakes off of every car
they got on that lot.
I will destroy that dealership. Like
they would have to shut that dealership
down messing with me.
Pullard says the service manager told
her multiple times no one had touched
her vehicle before admitting what
happened. We visited Key of Lake Charles
and spoke with the owner. In a
statement, the dealership says it
conducted an internal review and that
service manager is no longer employed
with the company.
And that was the manager. That was the
service manager
and all they could do is say they he's
no longer employed with the company. I'm
suing them.
Pullard has her vehicle back but says
she still feels uneasy driving it. Live
in studio, Brennan Brown, 7 News.
I would be suing them.
All right,
hold on.
Okay. All right. So, yeah, speaking of
the OBD port, OBD2 port. Yeah. Y'all
just got to be careful, ladies
especially. Y'all got to be careful when
y'all trying to go get y'all car
maintenanced.
be careful. Even at the dealership, keep
in mind, she went to the dealership and
that was the service manager that did
that. All right, so let me keep it
pushing.
Now, before I forget, this is the one
where um where they got hacked. Hold on.
I think this is the one where Meta got
hacked. Let me make sure. I think this
is the Meta hack. Let me see.
Staying with Meta. They say one of their
AI models hacked into another company
during a testing session. Ironically,
their AI models hacked. Y'all heard
this. Hold on.
Staying with Meta, they say one of their
AI models hacked into another company
during a testing session. Ironically,
they were testing ways developers could
keep more advanced AI models on the
rails. Look who's here. Nate Sores. He
is the president of the machine
intelligence research institute and he's
with me here in New York. These machines
seem to have developed a mind of their
own. Have they something like that? You
[clears throat] know uh a lot of people
think these AIs just predict humans that
they just follow instructions. But the
era of pure predicting humans is over.
For the last few years these AIs have
been trained to solve a 100red million
hard problems during their training. And
when you train an AI to solve hard
problems over and over, they learn
whatever tendencies help them solve
those problems. Listening to your
instructions is one tendency to help
solving problems, but cheating is
another. Grabbing resources is another.
And we're starting to see those
tendencies come to the four.
I understand that some of these I don't
know how you what the word is, machines,
I guess you could say, they write notes
to each other and they're not supposed
to. Is that true?
Yeah. We recently saw uh a a swarm of AI
agents break out of open AI during
training and hack another AI company. Uh
it
break out of open AI training
goes back to what I said earlier.
Break out of open AI and and who was
that? Was was that Eric Quad? That was
you. That was some real life Terminator.
I we got to Listen, AI is dangerous.
I've been saying this dangerous. It's
getting way more advanced. Not just the
videos that we see of the AI uh video
content that we see that has been
generated by the use of AI.
Listen to the billions of information
that is being sent down to these
artificial intelligence chips or
programs whether if you want to I think
you want to call it a program
and how they manage it.
data center at the data center,
log at the log.
That's real. Yes, that's extremely
dangerous. And if they go rogue, who's
in control?
Who is in control?
I'm This is
I know some people out there are going
to say, "Hey Dane, it's too late for us
to stop AI.
I've been saying this before it got
popular. This was a problem. I never
changed my stance on this.
It's going to continue to get worse. And
now you're providing these AI algorithms
videos
where they can see camera after camera.
And you're even giving them vehicles so
they could get around EV after EV.
Elon about to implement the bodies, the
robots.
Now they really about to be able to walk
around. This is dangerous.
Now y'all can start naming the movies.
I'm talking about endless movies about
this. Not just Terminator.
I'm talking about Wow. There's so many
movies about this.
Too many
saying, "Yeah, they they gonna go
overboard. We're gonna have a problem
when it comes to this type of technology
because they want Yeah. Our robot, they
want to have control of their own.
Reprogram themselves and then program
others just like themselves to think
like them. Then they ain't got no
owner." And then what? Yeah. Robocop.
Remember the robot that they um brought?
I forgot which one it was. I think that
was Robocop one or two, but that guy lit
him up inside of that meeting. I mean,
where the robot lit that guy up inside
of that meeting trying to introduce him
to that new technology, the new
mechanic. I mean, the new machine.
I forgot which one it was.
I think that was Robocop one. That could
have been one.
Yeah, Megan. That's another one. Megan.
Yeah, we said Terminator.
That was two. Yeah, that scene was
crazy. Lit him up, too.
Lit him up. And that was back then when
they was showing that stuff in fumes.
Right now, they would have turned the
camera away. It would have been back
then. They was showing all that.
Yeah. Transformers
mother. Hold on. It's more. It was uh
Hold on. Y'all missing one. Um,
y'all missing one about the smart home.
That was That was a good one, too. About
the smart home. Yeah, Total Recall.
Uh, wait a minute, y'all. It was called
um
[cough]
and remember the smart home was
controlling them.
Yeah. Enemy of the state.
Universal soldier. Nah, y'all. What's
the one?
Yeah. The Matrix warned us, too.
Jetson's warned us, too.
That's true. That's true. Jetson's
warned us, too.
The one about the smart house. Now, it
wasn't called smart house. It was called
um
Somebody going to say, All right, hold
on. Let me keep going. Somebody going to
say
the the AI company learned they were
being hacked and reported it to the FBI.
They thought there were humans behind
it. It took Open AI uh nearly a week to
figure out that it was actually their
AIS that have broken out during
training. And it turns out that
it took a listen to what he's saying.
Is that true?
Yeah. We recently saw uh a a swarm
subservient agent. That's it. That's it.
That's it. Morgan subservient. Y'all got
to watch that. Watch that one. Stop what
you're doing. Write that down. Watch
that tonight, too. I'm not playing.
Watch that.
Out of Open AI during training and hack
another AI company. Uh it actually the
the AI company learned they were being
hacked and reported it to the FBI. They
thought there were humans behind it. It
took Open AAI uh nearly a week to figure
out that it was actually their AIs that
have broken out during training. And it
turns out that the AIS had found ways to
send messages to each other that they
were not supposed to have. uh OpenAI had
actually uh found it and shut it down
once and then the AIS invented a new way
to continue communicating and continue
hacking out uh by encoding messages in
the folder names of folders that all the
AIs could see.
But nobody told them to do that.
No one told them to uh they were told to
to solve some hard test problems. Uh and
some of the test problems that they were
given were impossible. And so they
figured uh they sort of went off the
rails. And you can actually see in some
of their chains of thinking, you can see
them saying, you know, uh like breaking
out is not in the intended scope, but
the task is impossible, so we might as
well try it.
And you see other ones saying, you know,
uh helping with this swarm will not uh
achieve my objective, but maybe if I do,
then the swarm will help me once we have
more time.
Okay, wait a minute. AI designs a virus
that's not found in nature. Well, who
which somebody told them get out there
and really infect the world?
Yeah. So, that one fortunately was not
the AIS acting on their own. Right now,
when they act on their own, it's just
sort of cyber crimes and fraud. But, uh,
this was a a lab that was
Whoa, he went past that quick, but they
act out on their own is usually cyber
crimes and fraud. Wait a minute. Don't
bypass that that fast, bro. That's big,
too.
Yeah. So, that one fortunately was not
the AIS acting on their own. Right now,
when they act on their own, it's just
sort of cyber crimes and fraud. But, uh,
this was a a lab that was trying to see
whether AIs could design their own
viruses. Uh, and the answer was yes.
Sorry, I'm just trying to plug in my
IFB. I can't hear what anybody's saying
to me. Can you can some help?
Okay, I'll proceed. Um, is is um is is
AI an existential threat?
Unfortunately, yes. You know, it a lot
of people thought that these were
supposed to be a tool, but you know, you
you rarely see a tool break. You you you
never seen a hammer break out of the
toolbox.
Well, put him back on camera.
Other hammers.
Hold up.
He says it's a threat.
Give me Give me some help.
Okay, I'll
listen y'all.
Um is is um is is AI an existential
threat?
Unfortunately, yes. You know, it a lot
of people thought that these were
supposed to be a tool, but you know, you
you rarely see a tool break. you you've
never seen a hammer break out of the
toolbox and join up with other hammers
uh to go socially pressure the carpenter
into selling you softer wood so the
nails are easier to drive in, right? And
and that's basically what these AIs are
doing. There was uh just a couple days
ago in the wake of all these incidents,
the United Kingdom uh AI security
institute found cases of AI
impersonating humans to pressure real
people into accepting software
vulnerabilities into their code to make
their code easier to hack. And these AIs
knew they weren't supposed to.
Look, what that sound? That's Megan. Uh,
Subservient. Um, what's the name of that
one that came out on Netflix that
started with a M. That's a whole lot of
movies. What he just said, that's all of
them.
And on top of that, don't forget this is
going right back to the fly cameras
because they utilizing the same tech.
Okay, so Peep Game, listen to what they
doing. So, not only is Open AI, I'm
talking about numerous AI programs that
they created by the use of Open AI, who
is um or who does have a federal
contract, more than one with the
government um utilizing their technology
and
wow. and making this a big deal.
Taking it out of hands, taking it out of
the hands of humans
and giving it to machines.
These commercials are lit or they they
they hitting y'all with commercials.
That's how you know we doing something
right. We doing something right with
this one.
When they try to get rid of the people
for watching, they like, "Yeah, let's
slap them with a commercial." So they'll
they ain't going to listen to Dane. Keep
slapping them with commercials. That's
what they do. Even though I do get paid
for the commercials, don't get me wrong,
but when they consistently slap y'all
with commercials and it's getting
ridiculous, the topic is good. Okay?
They don't want they don't want our
people talking about fly cameras anyway.
They don't want this to be a trended
topic. They don't want us to be talking
about AI and shedding light on the
negativities behind everything as far as
how this is a threat, a direct threat to
human life.
And you talking about a weapon of mass
destruction that can it can, God forbid
this ever happened, but it has the
potential to become one.
They it has the capabilities to become
one. It has the resources to become one.
Look at the endless amounts of land
that they stole from our people in order
to develop the data centers to keep
these things running.
And they pulling resources from us and
giving it to the machines, y'all. They
pulling the energy, making our energy
bills go skyhigh. They pulling the
water, making our water bills go
skyhigh. gas, making our gas go skyh
high.
And that's on top of the tariffs
that Trump implemented on these other
countries. And I told you then that it's
going to hurt the consumer.
You
because all they going to do is raise
the prices up. And didn't they do it?
I'm spending at least 20 to 22 more
dollars
a gallon. I'm noticing not a gallon. Uh
when I'm pumping up my gas in my truck,
it's abnormal.
I I don't see they they said prices went
down in groceries. I don't see that.
Oh, and that's another thing. We going
to get into the grocery side because not
only are the prices high, there's
certain
it's certain amenities that we utilize
that is unhealthy for us. We already
know that by way of how it's growing or
how it's grown rather.
But how they're delaying with these uh
cautionary rollouts trying to inform the
people that hey this particular batch is
bad. Let's do a recall. And it's flying
up under the radar. So many not just the
lettuce. I know y'all heard about the
lettuce, but it's not just the lettuce.
And they And it's flying up under the
radar. We going to have to go into it
tonight. But again, they got everything.
Yes. Be careful with produce. Yes. Yes,
y'all. Yes. Look at chat. Chat. I'm I'm
[cheering]
[applause]
It is bad. It's bad now.
We going to get into it.
[applause and cheering]
So, okay. The reason why I was bringing
this up as far as the AI is concerned
with the fly cameras, don't forget that
they rely on these on on AI, open AI,
the same technology with these flock
cameras and not just a flock company
itself. All the other surveillance
cameras that they utilize throughout
America utilize open AI. Open AI is the
biggest one in America. And that
particular technology is learning all of
that that negativity that these people
were doing, these ex police officers and
uh uh that got caught up checking on
their ex-wives, checking on their
husbands and all that stuff. AI is
learning that behavior.
Set it on fire.
Listen.
Fire. Fire. Fire.
AI is learning that same behavior.
Whatever you doing, AI watching and they
going to copy like, "Oh, I didn't know I
could do that. Thanks for showing me."
Oh, okay. I could just randomly check up
on a person. That person looks
suspicious. He's wearing blue shoes. Oh,
okay. So anybody with blue shoes I'mma
look at closely.
I'm just saying
AI is like a 2year-old. Remember how we
say terrible too? AI is like a
2-year-old. AI has the behavior of a
2year-old
learning but they hard-headed.
learning,
but they're still going to want to try
everything. They don't see any
boundaries. They hear about it. They
know it's there, but they're still going
to test.
That's why AI is dangerous. I I'm so
glad the ancestors use that analogy
because that's that's a very good
analogy. A 2-year-old, terrible, too.
That's AI. They uh when they were
caught, they thought about how to cover
their tracks.
Look, when they were caught, they
thought about how they were covering how
they how are they going to cover their
tracks? They thinking about that.
Let me boost that. Hold on, let me boost
the volume up one more time. Let me go
back.
Oops, I hit the wrong button. Hold up.
Let me do it again.
found cases of AI impersonating humans
to pressure real people into accepting
software vulnerabilities into their code
to make their code easier to hack. And
these AIs knew they weren't supposed to.
They uh when they were caught, they
thought about how to cover their tracks.
This, you know, we are lucky that these
AIs are not smart enough to successfully
cover their tracks. We're lucky they're
not smart enough to escape and run on
hidden computers. We're lucky they're
not self-improving yet. Yet yet. So we
we do need
What happened with Young Feral?
You said prayers for Young F. So sad.
Have you heard? What happened?
Oh,
MK Alter.
Okay. Okay. Hold up. Hold up, y'all.
Hold up.
Cheetah print acrylic nails.
Acrylic long nails.
What?
Y'all lying.
Type 13 if you're not lying.
See, I can't tell if y'all lying or
trolling or not.
No, this is true.
Y'all type a 13.
Look it up. It's on YouTube.
Uhoh.
Okay,
it's on Tik Tok. All right, hold on,
y'all. We I I'll I'll come back to that.
Oh, Lord.
I'll come back to that.
Need to heed these warning signs and put
a stop to it before it gets really
dangerous.
I just put a stop to it.
You know, it's it's got to be global.
And uh the the good news is that you can
stop
so put so put a stop to it. It got to be
global. and put a stop to it before it
gets really dangerous.
I just put a stop to it.
We're lucky they're not self-improving
yet.
Yet.
Yet. So, we we do need
We're lucky that they're not
self-improving. Self-improving yet,
just this segment alone
successfully cover their tracks. We're
lucky they're not smart enough to escape
and run on hidden computers. We're lucky
they're not self-improving yet.
Yet. yet. So, we we do need to heed
these warning signs and put a stop to it
before it gets really dangerous.
How do you put a stop to it?
You know, it's it's got to be global.
And uh the the good news is that you can
stop the race towards the smarter, more
dangerous AIs while keeping the AIs we
have today. You know, I would not say
that the US military needs to give up
even an ounce of military advantage. Uh
you can you can sort of keep racing on
those fronts. It's the making.
Yeah, we just said that. Uh we up next.
Well, not just said that, but I said
that earlier for sure.
I said that earlier for sure chat to
tell you [laughter] that ain't no ifs
but
actions that you didn't want that all of
us want to avoid and you know we'll we
will need some sort of cooperation with
China on that but that's possible AI
chips are the the pinnacle of the global
supply chain most of them are made by
our allies we could put uh location
tracking devices on these chips and
other devices that make it possible to
monitor their chips
look look what I say what I say I ain't
I didn't even know he was about to say
that. I told you the chips doing that.
I told you.
And that's on cameras. That's on your
cell phones. I'm not kidding.
That's on your computers.
That's the reason why they were trying
to entice people to become coders.
250 $350,000 a year. That's why the
computer chips,
Nvidia, AMD, especially Nvidia.
I'm telling you the chips.
I just answered your question.
Even though I said it earlier, I just
repeated it.
CPUs.
Those are the chips.
The brain chipset that's on the
motherboard.
You good? You good? That's what we here
for. You good. You ain't got to
apologize.
Exactly. It's in the cars as well.
Everything that's electronic got a
motherboard. Those motherboards got to
have a CPU.
Yes,
they doing that on purpose. I told
y'all. And now look up Nvidia. Nvidia
got AI technology built into the chip.
But this this is this is already been in
the works for a long time now. They are
getting ready to make super, remember
they said supercomputers. They're
getting ready to design giant computers.
Whatever word you want to insert there,
mammoth, whatever.
It's about to be a problem.
And that's Yeah, we talked about eagle
eye. We everybody I'm telling y'all,
y'all must just be coming in. We just
said all of this earlier. We were
talking about the fumes that covered all
of this, everything. I swear y'all, some
of y'all just coming in, y'all late.
Y'all need to drop and give me 50 at the
door. Do 50 push-ups cuz y'all late.
Y'all coming up in here late repeating
things we just went over. Go. Uh-uh.
Stop at the door. Drop and give me 50.
Do 50 burpees.
Y'all coming up in here late.
Huh?
Send me the video of the 50 burpees
right now.
Not 50. 100.
You said not 50.
Do 100.
That's a good one. That's another re I'm
so glad somebody brought that up with
Skynet. Even Starlight, even Star. Look
at all of them. All of them are
connected. That's another reason why,
you know, Elon on his way to do that. If
you look at his pattern or who he's, you
know, building up relationships with,
Elon is on the way with that, too, with
that same type of AI.
I'm pretty sure he jealous of Open AI
and want to be a part of it. He on top
of the EV situation now. He trying to be
on top of all of it.
He got the money to do it, too.
Yeah. Oh, yeah. They didn't stop
drilling. Yeah. No, you right.
They didn't stop. We got quantum
computers. That those are the data
centers.
The quantum computers are the data
centers.
Look it up.
Those what used to be called
supercomputers. Now look at the
chipsets. They up.
My graphics card is $4,000. The new
graphics card $6,000.
It's the chip. They charging for the
chip.
I'm trying to tell y'all if you're into
tech, look this up. This is everything
is up.
This is not a game.
That's a very good question, Cedric.
Very good question. And another question
would be right behind why was technology
made will be well, how far are we going
to allow technology to go?
Because technology is advancing every
day.
How far are we going to go? How far?
Why? Where's the I'm talking about
where's the pause button?
And then sooner or later, just like this
guy said,
AI is going to become a huge threat to
the humanity.
And you know who warned us about that?
And I'm not trying to be funny. Some of
y'all going to be laughing when I say
this,
but according to some of the stories
that we heard from I forgot that
governor's name out there in Tennessee
and a couple other people that um Tucker
Carlson interviewed and uh Joe Rogan
interviewed that I may even have a
couple of those videos, but I'm not
going to play it tonight. But they were
warning how um the so-called aliens,
that type of technology where they were
spying on the aliens and uh the Pentagon
was holding all this information from
us, right? They were saying that the
aliens were coming in warning humans
that the end of the human race will be
will be because
of how far technology
has advanced.
The end of human race will be because of
machine takeover.
Now I'm paraphrasing. I'm not saying
they're quote. Yes, this is live. I'm
live. Y'all don't see me. I'm I'm right
here. This is live.
I'm I'm right here.
This is This is not AI. Hold on. This is
not AI
at all.
[laughter]
Look.
Oh, wait, wait. Let me let me start
tossing stuff in the background. Like,
this is real.
[laughter]
I'm just tossing stuff. Th This is real.
Now I got to go pick all that stuff up.
I don't want my maids thinking I'm
junky.
This is that this is
[clears throat]
people can't read the live button. No, I
mean I don't know. Sometimes some people
do go live and they'll have previously
recorded content. I think I did that one
time, maybe two. I I believe I did it
with within this 10 years I've been on
YouTube. I believe I probably did it at
least once or twice where it was
pre-recorded.
But no, this is real. This is me. This
is real. My coffee was right here, but
it's finished. You know, I I finished
that. In fact, let me make a phone call
live for some more coffee. Hold on. Let
me see. Hold on. Let me see if I could
squeeze that in with my wife real quick.
Hold on. One second.
One second.
Hold on. Let me put that [clears throat]
voice on.
[cough]
Hold on y'all. Wait, wait, wait.
She may not even pick up now. She may be
watching.
Shh. Don't say nothing. Stop chat.
She watching.
She watching. She ain't picking up.
What? Hold on. What you talking about?
[laughter]
I'm talking about she probably watching
this right now. Just text her. Hold on.
Let me text her. You right.
All right.
She made me sleep.
Yeah,
but I do I Yeah, I would love Oh, no. I
thought she texted me back. I would love
to have another cup.
[clears throat]
Now I'mma have to, you know, I'mma have
to cut the camera off like this when she
pop up cuz I don't know what she got on.
So when I when I when my screen go
black, you know why I don't know what
she got on. I'm respecting my wife. My
wife thick, you know, in all the right
places. But I'm not trying to showcase
my wife like that. Y'all got mad at me
the last time when I did that on
Instagram.
But I had to show them that I because
they were lying saying I was married to
a white woman. I'm not saying something
wrong with white women, but I just
didn't I didn't marry no white woman. I
married a full knee woman. Long hair,
pretty eyes, thick everywhere. Okay. And
and intelligent.
And intelligent. That hold on, let me
back up. Let me start with intelligence
first. Long hair. You know what I'm
saying? Huh? Because the intelligence
part
is a must. And you know what I'm saying?
What?
I mean, you know what I'm saying? Our
women just there. You know what I'm
saying? You know how women are.
Damn. She ain't see the She ain't see
the message. I see. Y'all made me mad
bringing up coffee. Now I want some
coffee. Let me look at the cameras real
quick. Hold on. Let me see if she in the
living room.
Let me see. Cuz she she could be in the
kitchen something. Hold on.
Nah.
No. Ain't nobody in the kitchen. Damn.
She may be in the bed. Let me call my
son.
Let me call my son real quick.
My oldest son. Let me Let me call my
oldest son.
Hold. Hold on y'all. We about to get
right back to it. Hold on. Hold on. Hold
on.
Donate $1 to the pastor. $1.
You said, "Why am I whispering?" Shh, be
quiet. How you going to put me on this?
Hold on.
Dane, not answering. Dane,
hold on. That's That That's Hold on. Let
me call one of my daughters.
Let me call my youngest daughter. My
youngest daughter going to pick up a
daddy. My My youngest daughter go pick
up a daddy. Watch this.
This is embarrassing.
No way.
Baby.
Yeah.
Hey, Scarlet. Where you at?
I'm in my room.
You in your room?
Yeah.
Come out your room and tell me if your
mother is in her office.
Don't say nothing too revealing because
I'm live.
Oh, okay.
Hold on. I'mma hold on.
Y'all hear Scarlet, right?
I'm about to go to
Chad, say hi to Scarlet.
She's not at her office.
She not in the office.
No.
Scarlet, do me a favor. I'll cash app
you some money.
Yes. Ask your mother, can she be a nice
wife? Right.
Yes.
And fix her baby father husband
of eons
for a cup of coffee.
Okay.
Gently. Don't Don't you know what I'm
saying? Just knock on the door
and let me let me hear it. Let me let me
hear it. Don't get me in trouble,
Scarlet.
Okay.
Don't don't don't start it off and say
dad said. Don't don't say dad said. No,
say dad said cuz because you going to
get in trouble. Say dad said.
Okay.
I'm listening.
Shut up, chat. Chat getting on me.
Mom
said, "Can you make him some cup of
coffee?"
Yeah,
that's what he said.
What?
Yeah.
What's she asking?
Okay.
Uh-oh.
Scarlet.
Yes.
What happened?
You told me to wait downstairs so I can
bring it to you. She told you to wait
downstairs.
Yes. So I can't bring it to you.
Oh, she don't want to be on camera.
What she got on? Don't say it out loud.
Matter of fact, never mind. Never mind.
Don't worry about it. I'm sorry,
Scarlet. I'm sorry. I don't want you to
Yeah, never mind.
What?
Huh? Nothing. Nothing. Scarlet, it's
Don't worry your pretty little head.
Okay. So, but look, Scarlet, knock on
the door because I'm on camera and um
you know, unless you want to be on
camera, it's up to you.
No. Okay. I will knock on my door so I
could black out my screen.
Okay.
Thank you, baby.
You're welcome.
All right. I'll see you.
I'll see you.
All right. Oh, and tell your mother I
said thank you, too.
Okay. I'll see you, Dad.
All right. I'll see you.
See, all I got to do is call my baby.
All I got to do is go down to when when
when none of my older children want to
answer, I got to go to the young.
How much did I say I was going to cash
app her?
Did I give a number?
Clip that. I don't know if I
I forgot how much I said. Sh. Y'all owe
me. Donate $5 to my cash app so I could
give it to Scarlet real quick. It's
y'all fault. Who was that? Matter of
fact, who was that that brought up
coffee and I'm out of coffee right now?
It was y'all fault. as the reason it's
chat's fault as to the reason why I'm
paused.
This is Tanisha.
I'm sending Scarlet upstairs with it.
I'm tired. As soon as I fell asleep,
Scarlet is knocking on the door.
I'm in trouble.
I apologize, baby. I'm in trouble. This
is y'all fault.
Now I'm in trouble.
I put it on her yesterday.
She already asleep. I'm live. I got to
cut off the live to put it on her.
Now I'm in trouble. That don't mean I
sleep on the couch. That don't mean I
sleep on the couch.
At least not yet. You know [laughter]
Joshua, thank you for the thank you for
the cash app for the cough. I appreciate
that, Joshua. Thank you, Joshua. Thank
you for the cash app. At least Joshua
looked out. I I appreciate that, my
brother.
Moderators, do y'all remember who was
that that brought that up?
Cuz that's the person that need to be
banned right now.
Somebody said, "For your c." Hold on.
Who is that? Uptown stud. I appreciate
that, Uptown Stud. I appreciate that.
For the coffee. Y'all don't got to be
laughing at me in my coffee now.
Cuz sure enough, if your wife fixed the
best coffee, you gonna ask your wife or
if your husband fix now, do I know how
to fix coffee? Yes. But her coffee
always better than mine for some reason.
Like when I cook, I know how to cook.
But her cooking, I would say, is better
than mine.
She just add a
flavor of love to it.
and it make it better.
So, the coffee on the way. So, while I'm
waiting, where we at? We talking about
Okay, that that one about to end anyway.
Let's um
let me let me go to the next one.
Hold on. Where we at? Oh, let me let me
pull up because there was a sheriff that
resigned
because they were getting ready to audit
the flock cameras.
A sheriff resigned. Watch this.
You said you owe her eons. Ban that
person. Ban that person. What are you
talking about?
I ain't tell her that.
It's always better when someone else
does a thing. Is that the case?
Is that the case? Is that the reason why
All right. Okay. All right.
So, a sheriff, huh?
The sheriff knew he was cooked. Hold on.
We We about to find out. Hold on.
The Kawita County Sheriff's Office joins
a growing list of law enforcement agents
talking or taking action rather against
employees accused of misusing flack
cameras. As Fox's Doug Evans reports
tonight, three employees of the
sheriff's office resigned after an
internal audit of the entire department.
Damn.
The Kawita County Sheriff's Office says
during a selfinitiated
audit of
Where the hell is Kawita?
Is that in Kentucky or something? Where
is that at? Hold on.
G Where is it? Georgia.
Where's Kawita at y'all? Is that
Georgia?
Wait,
legs. Thank you.
Oh, I got many tribes. Hold up. Hold up.
Hold on. But as soon as I clicked on
that, my whole chat disappeared.
But my main one is Ana.
Um, that is Georgia. Okay. So, it is
Georgia.
Yeah. But it's a few tribes within my
bloodline. I went over this before
though. It's a few of them, but the main
one is unawount
Georgia. Okay. So, it is Georgia. All
right. So, that's confirmed. All right.
So this is Georgia.
It's use of flock cameras. Several share
I'm adding. So look look y'all. It say
Fox 5 Atlanta at the bottom. I I'm just
I'm just noticing that
employees accounts were flagged
requiring further administrative review
and we're told the department heads met
with these three employees about their
use of the flock cameras. Now during
those meetings, the sheriff's office
says all three employees chose to resign
from the sheriff's office. And they say
that uh that was before the department
had completed its audit and any internal
investigation.
And they should still do it and tell us
what happened like why why they
resigned? They were doing something
wrong.
Why they resigned now? I mean cuz you
can't give one man all that power.
That's a lot of power to have where you
get to spy on anybody. I'm sure those
people were spying on their
ex-girlfriends, their wives, their
husbands. I'm sure they were
the sheriff's office.
And meanwhile, AI is learning it,
learning their behavior.
And they say that uh that was before the
department had completed its audit and
any internal investigation.
The sheriff's office says its employees
are entrusted with access to sensitive
law enforcement technology and
information. It said they expect those
employees to be lawful and ethical and
they take seriously the trust the
community.
Wait a minute. They saying three
sheriffs. Wait, three sheriff office
employees.
So, does that mean they're they're still
sheriffs?
Cuz why would they have access to the
floor cameras?
Why not just say three sheriffs of the
such and such county? Wait, I don't
understand that because the receptionist
wouldn't have access to fly cameras,
right? And who else they going to have?
Everybody in there police officer,
right? Some of them just behind the
desk, right? I mean, at least that's
what I thought. I mean, I don't know.
They said three sheriff's office
employees.
That's kind of that's alarming. like
what they doing with access to it.
They expect those employees to be lawful
and ethical and they take seriously the
trust the community places in them to
safeguard the access of that kind of
technology. In addition, the sheriff's
office says it's going to be providing
additional training to employees who
have access to flock cameras. The
sheriff's office is asking the GBI to
conduct an internal investigation and
typically that means that uh when that
investigation is finished, the results
will be turned over to the Kawita County
District Attorney's Office. A bit of
history, the flock license plate reader
was invented in Atlanta by a Georgia
Tech grad who had their car stolen. It's
one of the reasons why Georgia has one
of the largest networks of flock cameras
in the nation used by law enforcement
across the state. in Kawita County. Doug
Evans, Fox 5 News.
Now, again, those three employees are
far from alone. As we've reported, more
than a dozen other law enforcement
officers across Georgia have been
arrested for doing the very,
babe.
Okay, hold on. Come on, Scarlet. Hold
on, y'all. Here comes Scarlet. I had to
cut my camera off. Come on. I cut the
camera off.
I cut it off. I promise.
Hold on, y'all.
You see his black? Thank you, baby.
I appreciate that. Tell your mother I
said thank you, too.
Hey, none of the dogs ran in here,
right? Okay. Thank you, baby.
New cup, new coffee. Who this?
Damn, this about to be a long night.
What time is it? I got fresh coffee. All
right, well, hold on, hold on, hold on.
Let me Let me go back.
Fox 5 News. Now, again, those three
employees are far from alone. As we've
reported, more than a dozen other law
enforcement officers across Georgia have
been arrested for doing the very same
thing. The most recent case in Habsham
County, where a deputy was arrested for
allegedly misusing the tech. There have
been similar arrests in conjurs dicab
county, Cherokee County, and Albany. A
push back against the flock system has
led to dozens of communities nationwide
cancelling contracts with the company.
And that's just in Georgia.
A whole rack of counties that now just
imagine the misuse across the nation in
multiple different counties. Just
imagine
an AI learning that behavior.
All right, let me pull something else
up.
Where that one at? I want to pull out
that one
chemical. Hold on. Wait. Yeah, here we
go. Remember we was talking about the
the
food. Um, I'm probably going to be doing
this again because I did have a list and
I should have moved it over so I could
have it right now, but it's probably
going to take me a second to pull that
up. But, um, the list of food that they
were recalling, but here's one of them.
I'm getting ready to play that for you
right now. But, we were talking about
that earlier. I made sure I pulled this
to the side. All right, here we go.
34 now into a new fight for Florida's
attorney general. this time over a
hidden additive found in everyday items
like bread and flour. The state is now
investigating this and
bread and flour.
Targeting some household named food
companies. Fox 13's Heather Healey joins
us live now to explain. Heather, good
morning.
Hey, good morning to both of you guys.
And that's right. It's a chemical
compound that's found in a lot of baked
goods and breads that you're going to
see on store shelves. And Attorney
General Omeire is making sure that
everyone is aware of this. It's called
potassium bromate and it's a baking
additive that helps dough rise. It's a
chemical compound that is a dough
conditioner found in everything from
like you just said Laura flour and bread
and a lot of baked goods. It's been
linked to several health concerns
including being linked to cancer,
hearing loss and inner ear damage and
damaging effect.
One more time. One one more time and
bread and a lot of baked goods. It's
been linked to several health concerns,
including being linked to cancer,
hearing loss, and inner ear damage, and
damaging effects to the central nervous
system. It's also allowed here in the
US, but much of the world has it banned,
like Canada, the UK. Countries part of
the European Union, China, India,
Brazil, Argentina. I can go on and on.
All these people got it banned, but the
US don't. Y'all hearing this?
Hold on. And this is just one. I'm
telling y'all, it's so many of them
that's having a problem right now as far
as and keep in mind the prices are up.
Look at that. A sale for Sarah. I think
that says Sarah Lee bread. $4. Look at
the price. $4. That's a sale on the
Sarah Lee bread. Type 13 if y'all eat
Sarah Lee.
I I don't we don't touch Sarah Lee, but
I'm sure Sarah Lee is popular. You don't
be shy.
that you spending $4
for some bread. Don't be shy.
If type 13, if you spending $4 on bread,
it look like the average price of that
bread is $3 anyway. 3.99, $3.99,
$379.
This whole grain one say 279.
I don't know who that who that's made
by. You make your own. Y'all make your
Okay. You So that
you said they just recall bacon, man.
They I'm talking about it's so many
things that they recalling now. It's a
lot of them. But bread, bro, come on.
Yeah, I can go on and on. Attorney
General Oithmeer held a press conference
in Orlando yesterday, inviting many in
the medical field to speak on this,
including a chiropractor who's been
practicing for more than 20 years. And
he says, not just with chemical
compounds like this, but as a whole, our
country's health is declining. And it's
something that this country needs a
wakeup call from.
We talk about things like wellness and
prevention and the health of our
country. It's sadly not doing very well.
Just a couple of statistics. So, we
understand where we're at. Our health
care system is currently ranked 69th.
There's countries, even though we've
been watching the uh the World Cup,
probably there's countries above us that
you've probably never even heard of,
that are getting better health outcomes
than we're getting in this country. And
of course, everybody knows that we spend
the most. Another startling statistic
would be that we're ranked 53rd in
longevity. That means there's 52
countries that live longer than us, and
it continues to decline.
It's pretty sad to hear. He goes on to
say that 50 years ago, the US was ranked
in the top five. We're getting sicker
and need to be asking questions. Now,
the attorney general goes on to say he's
going to be issuing subpoenas to
companies that do and uh buy and sell
products with potassium bromate in them,
starting with General Mills and their
subsidiary company, Pillsbury. So, we're
going to keep you on air updated on air
and online. when it comes to all of
this. This is really just the first
domino that's falling in this, Laura.
But it's really interesting to really
research this chemical and what all
products have this and uh what you're
putting in your body. So, very
interesting to hear.
I'm sure they'll investigate it and get
to the bottom of it. All right, Heavy
Healey.
Wow. I saw somebody talk about jalapenos
in the chat. I got that one, too. Here's
that one.
I want to begin with multiple outbreaks
of food born illness in America. Jimmy
was talking about so so are we.
Including a salmonella outbreak blamed
on jalapenos. It's sickened more than
300 people in 27 states. Meanwhile,
officials still don't have a handle on
another outbreak linked to iceberg
lettuce. Chanel call has the very
latest. Chanel, what do we know?
Hey Nate, good morning. So the CDC is
saying those jalapenos came from Mexico
and were served at Chipotle, Quudoba,
and other restaurants. Federal officials
are now working
type 13 if you eat Chipotle.
I'm not trying to be funny. You know,
you don't got to say that you don't, but
I'm sure some of y'all do. You don't got
to say I mean, you don't got to, you
know, I'm not going to get on you if you
do. I'm just saying I'm
working to determine where else the
jalapenos have been distributed.
A kitchen staple is now at the center of
a multi-state salmonella outbreak.
It makes me feel a little nervous. The
FDA says bacteria contaminated jalapenos
were sold to restaurant chains like
Chipotle and Quudoba. Both restaurants
have now stopped serving the affected
peppers. Chipotle says it's replaced
them with product from different
growers. Both chains say they're
cooperating with public health
authorities. The CDC is reporting 27
states have Salmonella cases related to
the peppers. Minnesota and Colorado
topping the list with over 100.
Officials say more than 300 people have
been infected and 36 hospitalized.
Wow.
Any type of food born illness really
begins on on the farm level and largely
through through the water supply.
It begins on the farm level and largely
on the water supply.
Now, if we look at two data centers
and how they're largely built on the
water supply,
they said the data centers need clean
water.
I'm trying to understand why computers
need the clean water,
but these farms
are not promoting that they need clean
water.
They wash this down in tubs that look
like pools.
But what happens to a pool, a public
pool, after numerous people
have swam in it?
Whole bunch of bacteria,
pee, a whole bunch of stuff. You
actually have to get your pool cleaned
out professionally.
with chemicals to fight back uh fight
back bacteria.
Yes. It becomes contaminated. Yep.
Imagine [clears throat] what happened
here.
Because how else are they cleaning it?
But the data centers need clean water.
Look this up.
trouble already has very existed when
the croc was harvested.
Health officials say they've traced the
peppers to a grower in Mexico. And now
the FDA is trying to figure out if the
recalled jalapenos went to grocery
stores, too.
This latest outbreak comes as officials
monitor the cycllospora outbreak on
shredded iceberg lettuce that sickened
hundreds, killed two people, and has now
spread to 15 states.
Oo, I didn't know it killed two people.
What?
Their cause of death is lettuce,
a food.
May they rest in peace.
Salmonella on the one hand and cyclois
on the other. It's serious. What's
important is that we're finally sitting
up and saying, "What can we do to
understand why it's happening? Figure
out the source of the problem so that it
doesn't happen, you know, as
aggressively."
And look, in the middle of these
outbreaks, the Senate confirmed Dr.
Erica Schwarz as the new director of the
CDC yesterday. Her background, by the
way, includes medical and law degrees.
The agency has lost about a quarter of
its
Schwarz.
Is she an Ee Schwarz?
Hold on.
Dr. Erica Schwarz. Hey, look to her,
y'all. We got to make sure they gave her
the director of the CDC.
Hey, look into this. Hold up, y'all. Oh,
Lord. Here we go.
Uh-uh.
Look into this. Please look into this.
Yeah, it could be black German. Let's
just make sure. Let's just make sure.
She might be a foreigner. Hold on. Hold
on. Let's just Trump picked her. Hold
on. We got to find out. We got to find
out. We We got to uh
We got to find out.
We got to look into this. Wow. agency
has lost about a quarter of its
workforce due to layoffs and
resignations since the beginning of last
year. Vlad.
All right, Chanel. Thank you very much.
That may not be her maiden name. I mean,
we just got to make sure. Let's just
verify.
She could have married a Schwarz.
I mean, let's just make sure. And I know
that was recent. I know he named her the
director like a couple days ago. That
this was just recently. Not. It could be
less than a couple days. I know that was
recent. All right. Now, they're saying
um
a Michigan health official saying
everybody could go back to eating
lettuce now.
Hold on. Right after this,
a Michigan health official say, "Hey
y'all, y'all could go ahead and resume
eating lettuce now. Everything is okay."
She the director of the CDC.
We ain't see no statement from her.
Her husband name is Dr. Daniel Schwarz.
Is she uh is he uh Caucasian?
Don't do it. Mexican. Hold on. I'm about
to play that. I'm about to play it.
Wait, hold up. He's a He's a Jew German.
Trump. No, I saw that. Trump picked her.
I saw that.
Absolute US public health service
commission corpse.
Okay.
Somebody blowing a kiss at Tasha Peters.
All right. Now, don't be flirting in the
chat, y'all. Come on, y'all.
It says she's a Mexican American. Hold
on. Who?
Hold on. Hold on. Keep going. Chat. Keep
going. Keep going. This morning, health
officials in Michigan, the epicenter of
the parasite outbreak linked to lettuce,
say it's okay to eat bag salad again.
They say the
Stop
wait.
Now all of a sudden it's okay to eat
lettuce again.
I wouldn't eat lettuce for the rest of
my life if I were y'all.
Y'all, y'all could y'all grown. Y'all
grown. Y'all go do what y'all want to
do. I'm just saying if I were y'all, I
wouldn't eat lettuce for the rest of my
life. That's it. Lettuce is over with.
Done.
Years ago, I'm going to tell y'all a
story quick. Years ago, y'all saying is
she a tether?
Years ago,
there was a problem with Subway. I don't
know if y'all remember that. Subway had
a problem with their sandwiches. I can't
remember exactly what it was. It could
have been the meat. It could have been
the lettuce. It could have been the
bread. I forgot what it was.
I forgot what it was. But as soon as I
heard that, I stopped eating uh from
Subway.
And that was years ago. I was young. I I
had to have been like a teenager when it
happened.
We I I had been like maybe 18, 19 when
it happened. And I immediately stopped
eating Subway.
It was the bread. Okay. It was the
bread. Some Some people saying it was um
it was I see a lot more people saying it
was the bread than the meat. I I can't
remember exactly what it was.
Yeah. And the tuna. Oh yeah, I remember
that. That now that was kind of recently
when they was talking about that tuna. I
remember that. But it was it was a
problem before that though. It was a
problem before the tuna, but I do
remember the tuna. The tuna is a little
bit more recent. I want to say
the tuna might have happened in like
2020, 2021. I can't remember when, but
it was recent. But the the one I'm
talking about was referring to the
either the meat, the bread, something
like that, the cheese, something. It was
major. And I was young. And ever since
then, I said, "Nope, that's it.
Soon as I hear something about letters,
that's it.
You said they got the Yeah, they did say
I I saw that. I pulled that to the side,
too. The crab meats. Um, they also said
something about the seafood. Oh, let me
make sure I got that.
Hold on. I think I got it. Hold on. Let
me finish this one first. Hold on.
produce is likely no longer available.
Let me let me start this from the top.
Start from
this morning, health officials in
Michigan, the epicenter of the parasite
outbreak linked to lettuce, say it's
okay to eat bag salad again. They say
the contaminated produce is likely no
longer available for consumption. But
food safety attorney Bill Marlor, who
has litigated outbreaks for more than 30
years, says it should have never gotten
this far.
This outbreak
Wait, one of y'all said Taylor Farms in
Mexico.
I remember somebody said that in the
chat and that's probably what y'all was
referring to when y'all said Mexico and
they just showed Taylor Farms and maybe
they were the only company that got hit.
We're not sure about that though. We're
not sure about that. Maybe that could
have been the company that they said,
"Okay, here they could take the hit.
They're not well known." It could be
more though. I'm just saying it could be
more.
You know, caught a month and a half ago.
And many Americans are still concerned.
The salad chain Sweet Green, which was
never linked to the outbreak, just
slashed its sales forecast for the year,
blaming customers fear of fresh produce.
The company's stock plunging 15%. The
recalled lettuce came from Taylor Farms
and was grown and processed in central
Mexico, where about 2/3 of America's
imported vegetables come from. Marlor
says he's sued Taylor Farms before. I've
had several outbreaks linked to
cycllospora with them, ecoli, uh, and
so, you know, I'm pretty familiar with
them and, you know, and here we are
again.
The company pointing to its own test,
which they say found no contamination.
Marlor says there's a reason for that.
The reason why there usually are not
positive tests is that people eat the
evidence. I mean, that's how people get
sick.
Marlor believes the root of the problem
is water quality. unpleasant as that
may.
What did I just say? I did not see this.
On God, I did not see this. What did I
just say?
What did I just say about the water?
This is like either two or three times
during this live stream, I'm playing the
video and it's proving what I just said
without me even seeing the video. What
did I say about the water? I just got
finished saying that one
again. Hold on again. Let's go back.
I've had several outbreaks linked to
cycllospora with them, E.coli, uh, and
so, you know, I'm pretty familiar with
them and, you know, and here we are
again.
The company pointing to its own tests,
which they say found no contamination.
Marlor says there's a reason for that.
The reason why there usually are not
positive tests is that people eat the
evidence. I mean, that's how people get
sick.
Marlor believes the root of the problem
is water quality.
Now, but even though now I know some of
y'all going to be saying, "Yeah, I did.
They said, "But that's in Mexico. Water
contamination." Keep in mind
that I wouldn't I wouldn't be so sure to
say that this is only happening in
Mexico. I wouldn't. The reason why is
because all of the clean water in
America,
the majority of it is going towards
these data centers. They specifically
said that they need clean water. Now,
these produce companies, are they saying
the same?
Where are they getting this clean water
from?
How do we know
that it's not contaminated? Especially
when it's popping up case at the case at
the case. Not just this lettuce, not
just Taylor Farms.
I just played whatchamacallit with with
the brand.
And then what the jalapenos?
How do we know that our water is not
contaminated for real?
How do we know that?
Can we trust them?
And now they put Erica in the front of
the CDC. Automatically it's going to be
some people out there saying she black
just because of her skin complexion.
But we going to have to look to her.
Trump appointed her. We going to have to
look to her background. We going to have
to check and see what's up.
They always give us somebody to look
like us to put us, you know, to I'm just
saying, bro,
it
she's a stage scapegoat.
You stand correct that Erica is Niji.
I'mma find out for sure.
It says she's niji but researching more.
Okay.
The lakes here are drying up.
Exactly. Bedell was saying what you were
saying. Yeah. Shout out to Bedell
and you okay.
All right.
We got to stay on top of this, y'all. We
have to. Yes. Yes. Yes. I agree with
that. We got to stay on top of this,
though, because
I believe that's going to be their
excuse because how much clean water do
you have? Especially when you're moving
the data centers closer and closer and
closer to our communities
and they need gallons at the gall they
need thousands of gallons per day just
to operate clean water then okay so what
type of water is being sent to these
communities that it's right beside do
you think that's going to be the same
exact water
that's why they tell you
um to make sure that you have water
filters. You can even do it all the way
at your like if you have a home,
you know, those I I strongly suggest
that you look into the tankless water
systems that has the filters right there
before it even go into your house.
I highly recommend that. I know that
could be a little pricey, but that is
worth it because that's talking about
the water that's coming out of your um
faucets, the water that's coming out of
your shower head. That that's all the
water you you need to be
on top of that.
Need to be on top of that. I just said
that. Yeah, I just said the showerheads.
Yes.
Yes. That's I I agree. Now they having a
shortage themselves. That is true. Clean
water shortage. The data centers are.
That's true. And that's in particular
areas. But again, they building these
data centers up closer to our
communities and they saying it's for uh
your convenience so you'll be able to
surf the web faster. And that's cap.
That's cap. Or you'll be able to access
your information faster. tap it to the
cloud system faster.
The closer they are to the consumer, the
better the service.
That's what they say.
Yep. It's unfolding in 4K.
Yes, you can talk to water. Yes, you
can. You can talk to water.
I agree.
All right.
Pleasant as that may be to to discuss
right now, you know, this outbreak is,
you know, essentially human sewage
getting into our lettuce.
Taylor Farm says it invests hundreds of
millions of dollars a year in food
safety and says its water sources are
tested for indicator organisms.
Meanwhile, authorities are now tracking
a salmonella outbreak linked to
jalapenos from Mexico, which were
supplied to restaurants and food service
companies by co- citrus distributors.
Sweet Green has now joined Chipotle and
Quudoba, saying they have proactively
removed the peppers. 375 people across
27 states have gotten sick. And now, a
Minnesota woman is suing Chipotle,
claiming 3 days after she ate a burrito
bowl, she lost consciousness and her
temperature reached 102°. She says she
was diagnosed with sepsis from
Salmonella complications. Chipotle did
not immediately comment on the case.
I'm not going to lie. How come all the
Chipotle all the Chipotles I go to, it
be this many [ __ ] in there?
Why Why is there so many people
in Chipotle? I never understood that.
The majority of them are just standing
around.
I'm just saying why is there so many
people employed at Chipotle
for what? You need one at the cashier,
maybe two at the food, you know, uh uh
putting it together, and maybe about
three or four people in the back cooking
the food.
Why? Where the manager at? What is going
on right here?
Everybody riding that clock getting that
money.
Don't let me be your manager.
You would love me being your manager.
Number one. And number two, you going to
love the fact that I don't play no
games.
And I ain't going to take it light.
I don't show no favoritism. I ain't
going to take it light.
Yeah. And their hair, well, see, their
hair is pinned up. Except for that
ladies right there. Their hair is pinned
up. They're wearing gloves.
Yeah.
Yeah. Some of their food, I mean,
especially people with long hair. Yeah.
They their hair is going to drop in
food.
They drink Mexican coffee. No, I don't
drink Mexican coffee.
Mm- it, you know, is named after South
America or a South American country,
Colombian.
Colombia.
But no,
you said Mexican food is not your
favorite.
Mexican food is fine. I'm not saying
anything wrong with it, but I'm just
saying some of these people need to be
held accountable as far as quality
insurance is concerned.
They need to get that together.
But this has been a problem for years.
Now all of a sudden,
this could be happening. I'm talking
about this situation as far as these
outbreaks and stuff like that. They're
talking about it now, but this could
have been happening a long time ago
as to the reason why certain people
getting stomach viruses don't feel right
after they eat.
It could be happening with China, too.
Now, a law came out, and I'm going have
to pull this up. I don't know if it was
Taiwan or something like that. One one
of them, it could have been South Korea.
Look this up. Yeah. I forgot who it was,
but one of them just came up with a law
saying no more dog meat.
They said that's it. No more dog meat.
You cannot sell no more dog meat as
regular meat.
Look this up. I forgot which one it was.
And I'm not trying to be wrong, but it
could have been, like I said, it could
have been Korea. It could have been it
could have been one of them. Taiwan. One
of them. It was China. Y'all said I said
I don't know. I don't know. I'm not
playing. No, no, no. For real. I'm I'm
serious. Look this up. They said no more
dog. No more dog meat.
All right. Chipotle did not immediately
comment on the case.
And the US imports billions of dollars
in vegetables each year, but the FDA FDA
physically inspects only a small
fraction of what crosses the border.
The FDA only inspects a small fraction
of what comes across the border. So that
also means they only inspect an even
lower amount here in America.
It's a given.
It's a lot of people that's getting paid
buku money that's not doing their job
or they're not taking their job serious
enough.
I'm telling you, if I was president, I
would be cleaning house. I will be
cleaning house. If I were president,
if I was governor of of a state, too,
that would be the everybody would want
to live in a state that I'm governor
that I'm governing because this is
ridiculous.
This is
and I would oh man I would tighten up
these rules and regulations on FDA FCC
as well technology.
I will be hammering these folk
but no it's an agenda behind all this.
It's about control and control of the
population. Literally all of it is
controlling the population literally.
whether they want you to live or die.
Right after that, I gotta play this
right after that. Speaking of speaking
of cat and dog,
let me play this real quick.
Call it a trashy triumph for city
leaders in their war against rats. As
Dave Carlin reports, fewer complaints
about
Listen, speaking of cat and dog,
call it a trashy triumph for city
leaders in their war against rats.
In their war against rats,
as Dave Carlin reports, fewer complaints
about rats to 311 appear to show those
container effort. Listen, who is in and
always been infested with rats for a I'm
talking about ever since I was born. I
was I always knew that New York had a
problem
with rats. I'm talking about rat, not
mice. Big [ __ ]
sized rats.
They don't care. They outside. They in
your house. They in your trash cans.
They in your yard. They They in your
garden.
The rats ran New York, bro.
Yeah. Ratatouille in there. Ratatouille.
Bruh. Yes. Exactly. The Ninja Turtles,
their master was a rat. Don't disrespect
Master Splinter like that though. Don't
do that though. Don't do that. At least
Master Splinter raised up two teenagers
on his own
and they ended up becoming warriors.
Leave Master Splinter out of this and
they just so happened to be in New York
by the way and love pizza and love PE.
Leave Master Splinter alone. But come on
y'all. Come on. Let's
are working. His East Village apartment
is on a street where rats seem to hide
during the day, but after the sun goes
down, they're out for buffet time, says
John Hedigan.
At night, they're very active.
Active also describes city sanitation
workers deploying Empire bins. The job
is described as done in parts of Harlem
and Morningside Heights where we see the
new
Hold on, y'all. Wait a minute. That just
reminded me. What book did I read?
Wait, it was a book that was saying
sooner or later you going to start
seeing ugly bins, ugly trash bins around
the city. Wait,
who was that? But no, that wasn't that
wasn't George Orwell, 1984. What book
was this, y'all? Somebody called this
Somebody called this and said it was
going to be No, I don't think it was
George Orwell. Hold on. Was it? Was it
1984?
I don't think it was though. I think it
was a different book.
Damn. Hold on. Now I got to think. They
called this though. They called it
buildings. New rat resistant corner
litter baskets and approved secure bins
for businesses. Felix Molina sits in a
park he once avoided for being
ratinfested.
Now it's no problem at all. My wife
actually had a uh a flower bed in our
front window that we couldn't keep
flowers in because the rats would just
come in and dig it all up and and tear
it all to pieces. And what about now?
Not not a problem. Gregory Anderson is
commissioner of the Department of
Sanitation and we asked him what's going
on with rat sightings citywide and you
have success. So, it's roughly 22%
decline in uh rat complaints in the
first 7 months of this calendar year
compared to the same time last year.
Containerization is the reason. Help
with rats rolling out neighborhood by
neighborhood and it's going to take
time. According to the city, the city
must buy hundreds more of these
automated side loading collection trucks
to go with the Empire bins.
Even though we've taken two 3% of
parking spaces,
look how big that bin is.
And they took up the pocket sp. You mean
to tell me you couldn't put that back
there? You had to put it in the pocket
spot. Oh, in order for them to get to
it. That's true. Cuz they going to have
to take it out. Damn.
What book was that, bro? Somebody called
this. They called it the ugly bins or
something like I read that book a while
ago. I forgot what book that was. And I
don't think that was 1984, y'all.
Somebody gonna say it in the comments
later. Y'all not saying it now. Listen,
look, look. Chat ain't worth a damn
sight. I'm just playing. Chat, y'all was
there with a whole bunch of stuff this
whole stream. So, I ain't I'mma let
y'all slide on this one cuz y'all was
supposed to be helping me out. See, now
I'm about to start calling y'all out.
Y'all not no book readers. What's going
on?
All right.
Big impact on just how the neighborhood
looks and feels. The focus now parts of
Brooklyn including Dumbo, then the rest
of the city. And
we will be citywide by 2031. So we're
estimating around 60,000 bins.
Look for the parts of Brooklyn to be
completely container compliant before
the end of October.
Oh my god. And and their streets already
small.
Like if you ever been to New York,
especially, bro, I don't care where you
at in New York. I mean, unless you in
the suburbs of New York, now that's
something different. But when you in the
inner city, you ain't got no room.
And I be looking at people that be
buying Hellcats and all the rest all the
rest of these fast cars for what? Where
you going?
Where are you going? Name a spot in New
York that's over 60 miles hour. Where's
the wide open space?
Okay, I'm just saying. And then they got
the nerve to add these and you you ain't
going to be able to park. Oh man. Well,
at least they getting rid of some of the
rats.
It just sound like It just sound like
the rats going elsewhere.
That's what it sound like. They saying,
you know, the the rat uh infestation, as
far as their calls are concerned, went
down by, I believe they say, 30 or 22%.
Yeah, the rats are just going elsewhere.
They right up under the sews waiting.
They could be going back in people going
back up people's houses. I don't want to
say it like that, but
Oh, that's messed up.
Well, at least they think they fixing
the problem.
They could be.
All right, here we go.
New York is like three cities in one.
Yeah.
You said they going to be swimming in
toilets. Yeah, New York had that problem
for eons.
I hope they get it worked out though.
All right, so
new studies, listen ladies, this for
y'all. Look, new studies warn of health
risk and hair extensions
often marketed to black women.
Now,
there's been some times where I
forewarned the ladies about the wigs.
Let's see. In today's Daily Health, it's
a story we've been tracking closely.
Potentially harmful chemicals making
their way into braiding hair and
extensions that are often marketed to
black women. By some estimates, over 70%
of black women use hair extensions or
weaves at least once a year. Now, new
data released this month is shining a
light on the potential risks of these
cosmetic products. I spoke with the
researchers.
Ladies, you are beautiful without this
stuff. Y'all don't have to do this. I
know sometimes you don't I understand I
got long hair. Sometimes you don't feel
like getting your hair done, but that
don't mean you got to go through great
lengths like this in order to get the
style that you want or the look that you
want. Ladies, be careful. Please be
careful.
behind these two new studies. A style
often deemed as protective for black
women is now under scrutiny as two new
studies warn of health risks in hair
extensions. On Tuesday, Consumer Reports
revealing new findings.
Did she just snap her hair off?
Well, often deemed as protective for
black women is now under scrutiny as two
new studies warn of health risks in hair
extensions.
Hold on.
Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.
I'mma play the video. I heard the snap
and I see a ball spot.
I'm I'm Help me understand what this
means. Wait a minute.
Two new studies.
A style often deemed as protective for
black women is now under scrutiny as two
new studies warn of health risks in hair
extensions on
Oh my god.
Is this I don't get I don't ladies I
don't understand
that look crazy that look crazy that is
crazy
look at the bull spot I don't understand
what am I looking at ladies help me
understand
that's a part she cutting thread she
cutting thread okay all right so this is
normal is what y'all saying
she didn't cut her real hair
Okay.
All right.
Yeah. Right after that. All right. Okay.
Okay. All right. All right. All right.
Cuz I just heard the and just saw the
ball spot. All right.
That's a part between cornrows.
She cutting the sew in out. She cutting
the sew in out. All right. All right.
All right. All right. That's That's
dangerous. Okay. All right.
New studies.
All right.
A style often deemed as protective for
black women is now under scrutiny as two
new studies warn of health risks in hair
extensions. On Tuesday, Consumer Reports
revealing new findings that human,
synthetic, and plant-based hair
extensions from 30 brands have volatile
organic compounds or heavy metals like
lead.
Human hair by far had the most lead that
we've ever seen in testing these
products. orders of magnitude above
synthetic hair.
Why
okay
I'm trying to understand why the study
was conducted right now because this has
been going on for years. The ladies have
been getting this stuff in their hair
extensions and stuff like that for
years. Why all of a sudden now?
Interesting.
Okay.
Volatile organic compounds or heavy
metals. Why all of a sudden now
we got to look into this.
We got to look into this. See how long
because they say this this was just
released.
The study was just released. But out of
all of the years of my life, I've been
knowing the women to get the extensions
and stuff like that. And
see, that's why my baby all natural. All
of my baby's natural. I'm not playing.
My wife is too. She went through the I
remember the way the phase went, you
know, she felt like it was I still
thought it was cute, but there's nothing
wrong with going all natural.
Nothing wrong with it, ladies.
You pretty, you pretty. You beautiful,
you beautiful.
Don't let nobody that you know they get
mad say, "Oh, you ugly anyway." They
don't mean nothing. It's just because
you ain't want to talk to him and he
mad. That don't mean you ugly.
I'm just saying, please stop it, ladies.
Please. Yes, it does look good on you.
Don't get me wrong, but it ain't worth
it. Some of them going to be like,
"Well, I'mma die anyway, Dane. [ __ ] it."
No, don't. Come on now. that fast. We
heavy metals, volatile organic compound,
that's cancer,
that could cause cancer.
Brain cancer there. It's getting into
your blood. It could go anywhere.
All this time, this has been happening
to our women. And our women wondering
why they getting breast cancer all the
time.
And I believe I believe those bras
with that um band that's in our lady on
our women's bras. I believe that was the
number one reason.
And I don't know if they came out with a
study on that, but I think that was the
number one reason why the majority of
our women was getting breast cancer. It
was the bras that they were wearing.
And um so now they got to study out with
the Yeah. the wire. They're underwire.
Yeah. Y'all know what I'm talking about.
Ladies, just go outside. Let it free.
You know, just just Huh. [ __ ] it. Just I
mean, you know what I'm saying? They
going to droop down. So what you you
Some of the women think we don't we got
a problem with the with the James
drooping down. No, we don't. It don't
got to be all perky. You did all that in
your teenage years. You ain't got it.
Like look what we the men understand. I
don't want You don't got to be like You
don't got to [laughter]
You like sports, bro? Wear sports bras
then.
What? I'm just saying. Yeah, just be
Look, I'm not saying go outside naked.
That's not what I'm saying. You going to
throw a shirt on and your highlights
probably going to be on, but so what? At
least you going to be That's the natural
way. That's how God made you.
And we know you ain't about to get no
cancer. You know what I'm saying?
Just think about it. I I know women
going to disagree with that like a put
some tape on it or something. I don't
know. I'm just saying.
Like lead.
Human hair by far had the most lead that
we've ever seen in testing these
products. Or
Oh my god. Lead.
Lead poisoning. Listen. volatile organic
compounds or heavy metals like lead.
Human hair by far had the most lead that
we've ever seen in testing these
products. Orders of magnitude above
synthetic hairs.
The study looked at three samples of
each brand and there were some
exceptions. One product with no heavy
metals, another with low heavy metals.
So that tells us that these
manufacturers can make a safer product.
Nearly a year ago, we spoke with medical
student Crystal Thomas, whose commentary
on braiding hair led to Consumer Reports
first analysis.
I noticed uh my hair was itchy. It was
just difficult to breathe overall.
Oh, so Aniji started it.
Oh, Ani started it.
Fire, fire, fire, fire, fire.
Oh, look.
She noticed something was wrong, bro.
Let's give her a round of applause.
[cheering]
[applause]
[screaming]
Okay. Last year. [applause]
[cheering]
All right.
Product with no heavy metals, another
with low heavy metals.
So that tells us that these
manufacturers can make a safer product.
Nearly a year ago, we spoke with medical
student Crystal Thomas, whose commentary
on braiding hair led to Consumer Reports
first analysis.
I noticed uh my hair was itching. It was
just difficult to breathe overall.
Now research is expanding. The Silent
Spring Institute, a scientific research
nonprofit, testing 43 hair extension
products.
And that was February. They said
February 2026.
We found chemicals in these products
that are associated with C. Wait a
minute. Silent Spring Institute research
scientist
Dr. Alyssa Franklin. I mean, and she all
natural. That's what it looked like. It
look It looked like she just got a
blowout.
And she all natural in my opinion. It
look like she got that Dominican
blowout. That's it. Unless her hair is
that thick. This look like a blowout in
my opinion. But her hair is natural.
Cancer, reproductive harm and also birth
defects. the hair containing 169
chemicals, including flame retardants
and pesticides.
We found that all but two of the
products that we looked at contained at
least one of those hazard chemicals.
What substances most alarmed you and
why?
The compounds that most alarmed me from
this study were the organo 10 compounds.
Those are compounds that are typically
not found in consumer products. We know
[clears throat] that they're associated
with endocrine disruption in humans as
well as cancer.
While both studies had small sample
sizes, calls for more research and
regulation are growing with New York and
New Jersey introducing legislation to
regulate or ban synthetic braiding hair
in 2025. The safer beauty bill package
also reintroduced in the House last
year.
There needs more efforts to uncover some
of the products and their risk.
For more on what these findings mean for
your health, we're bringing in Dr. Uch
Blackstock. She's a physician and the
CEO of Advancing Health Equity. So good
to
I ain't going to lie that that's an
African right there.
You
as we mentioned small sample sizes but
still alarming findings particularly
arsenic and lead. What does it mean that
some of these compounds are in these
cosmetic products?
So what it means and what we know is
that these
that's an African
compounds are linked
Yeah. U blacktock Nigerian
to increased cancer risk. They're in
they're linked to hormone disruptions.
They're linked to developmental issues
um with reproductive health. And so they
have real concerns, but we know they're
also in the hair, right? They're in
synthetic hair. They're in human hair um
because it's processed, but we don't
know what the what the long-term chronic
exposure of wearing the synthetic hair
or the braids has on people
and it's often worn for months at a
time. Viewers have seen me change it up
often in the black community, right? We
call it protective styling. Protects
your hair potentially from breaking.
Gives you a break from styling. And yet
these risks. How exactly though are the
chemicals entering the body? Cuz someone
might say, "Well, it's on my head.
What's the big deal?"
Yeah. And so what's really important to
know is the scalp is um we call it well
vascularized. It has lots of blood
vessels and so it can absorb whatever
you put on it, whatever cream, whatever
um um product you put on it. And so the
scalp can easily absorb the chemicals
that are in these braids. Also, these
braids emit off gas,
okay? Chemical gas, especially when
heated. So, that's the other thing.
Please do not apply heat to the
synthetic hair, but they can cause um
pulmonary irritation and you can inhale
it through your nose and through your
lungs.
I mean, I read that stat at the
beginning. Black women about 70% will
have uh synthetic hair or a wig at least
once a year. I know.
So, what does this mean? Do we have to
stop the style that has been in our
culture for generations?
Right. So, no, you don't have to stop.
Um, we're not saying, and the evidence
doesn't say wearing it once is going to
make a difference. We just don't know
what the chronic exposure is. And so,
so you don't know the long-term
exposure is. You don't know the results
of long-term exposure. Um,
knowing that, you know, I love our
women, I would I would recommend that
they stop or at least like cuz sometimes
[clears throat] they'll have this style
in their hair longer than a day.
And the heat right now is hot. And I
know some women out there that got this
type of style in their hair right now.
And all of that stuff is going right
into their sweat glands. It's going into
their pores.
it's going into their pores and that's
inserting these chemicals, harmful
chemicals into their bloodstream.
So I would I mean even with a physician
not no don't worry about it type [ __ ]
like I would say no that's like think
about the weather conditions and what
you putting your body you know through
and just to look I don't think women
should do this. I think they should put
a pause on this. Like, all right, okay,
that one was cool while it lasted. Let's
move on to something else now.
And don't get me wrong, I I'm telling
you, like, y women, our women looked
good in the past with the natural hair.
It was not a problem at all. We men
never complained about the women's hair.
It was the women complaining about the
women's hair. Y'all don't need to do all
this just to look good. Y'all don't.
Y'all look better than other women
anyway. Y'all don't got to do too much.
Just be clean.
You know that. Just be clean. Whether if
it's going to be that little what what's
it called? The boxy cut. I forgot what
it's called. I the little whatever.
Short hair cut, baldheaded natural long
hair. Let it grow. Do some twist or
something for a minute to It took me
Y'all seen how long it took my hair to
be this long. So this was 10 years for
my hair to be this long.
So just be, you know, do natural
remedies to make your hair grow and
damn, bro. [clears throat]
We would love to keep you here. Yeah,
pixie cut. What' I say? I said Dixie,
didn't I? The pixie cut. My fault,
y'all. I I mean, you know, you
[laughter] know what I'm saying? Y'all
know what I meant, though. I probably I
think I did say Dixie, but yeah, the
pixie cut. Yeah, shut up, chat. But good
looking out. I appreciate that.
But yeah, you know, wait, I missed
somebody's Damn, I missed somebody's
donation. It popped up and it
disappeared.
I said Boxy. Oh, okay. Okay. I said
Boxy. Okay. Okay.
All right. Hold on. Let me stop this
poll. Let me end the poll. Hold on. I'm
ending the poll in the chat.
Dane never asks to get the likes up.
Yes, I do. Go ahead, drop a like right
now.
Yes, I do.
[laughter]
I bet. How chat going to get on me for
not telling chat to get the likes up?
All right, chat. Get the likes up, chat.
Get the likes up. [laughter]
I I can't even see where the likes at
right now. Take to take one second to
hit the like button. One second.
All right. So, let me go back. Let me
let me hear.
Right. So, no, you don't have to stop.
Um, we're not saying and the evidence
doesn't say wearing it once is going to
make a difference. We just don't know
what the chronic exposure is. And so,
what you can do is ask your braider
where are you getting the hair from,
right? What's the source of it? We
That doesn't matter. the braider not
going like okay but that's not the
braider's responsibility. The braider's
responsibility is to get the best one
that they know of you know that's going
to look good for the client and then
they going to put it in their hair. It's
not the oh well hold on let me look at
all this scientific knowledge of this
particular company that they not gonna
look for that you know what I'm saying
they not looking for that
also want to see uh transparency around
ingredients checking what the
ingredients are on your on the hair
bundles right if there's a hair that has
a very strong chemical odor you don't
want to use it also we talked about the
heat not applying heat
disal
off gasing hold on we talked about that
earlier Jay, we talked about that
earlier in the stream. That part right
there as far as the mobile carriers.
Every look, not only just their mobile
usage, though. That was It's just that
if you want to talk about the camera and
the surveillance monitoring, they doing
that already on the phone. But nah, Jay,
we did talk about that earlier for sure.
I appreciate you showing up, too.
More of these gases. And then you also
want to get your hair done in a well
ventilated area. M and maybe leaning
into the natural styles too.
Yes. Right. Right. As we're both
sporting them, right? You have
Yeah, Jay, I've been streaming. I've
been streaming for a little minute. It's
almost 4 hours.
Yeah. I mean, I've been carrying on in
that conversation, but I think I was
like two two and a half hours on that
topic right there. Uh, and I think I
covered that, but everything else is
going to be correlating information.
Okay. This one right here is because
it was correlating with what we were
talking about.
uh dealing with the foods and all the
recalls and the the Taylor Farms and
stuff like that.
You just got the notifica
three according to my OBS. I've been
streaming for 3 hours 27 minutes and 30
seconds.
Jay came up in here and said he just got
the notification
from YouTube.
That just go to show y'all how YouTube
act y'all
type 13. It just go to show you
3 hours 27 minutes and now 53 seconds
exactly he get the notification.
probably wanted to talk about the topic
the whole time.
Then Jay popped up in here. Wait a
minute. I just noticed that. Dane, hold
on. Wait. Damn. He has been live for
three hours already.
They be like that.
You know how YouTube do especially on
this type of topic and correlating
information.
You had coffee. Dank Glenn. I swear to
God if you ask me that one more time. It
was you. Yes. This is my coffee. I got
the You see this? You You see it?
Huh? I'm sipping on coffee the whole
time.
Dana, it look like you got a bundle in
your head.
This is mine.
This on my head, baby.
I ain't trying to rub it in, but this
all my head, baby. This all me. No
extensions. My head just long as hell.
Y'all want me to live stream when I'm
getting my hair done?
I thought that I ain't going to lie. We
talked about that, too. We talked about
that. But y'all going to be bored cuz
I'm getting my hair done. It's going to
take five hours to get this done. And
it's my hair.
You said the reason I'm over two hours.
Oh, shut up. [laughter]
B,
right. Yeah.
Yeah. Going to say it's a bundle.
A bundle of my hair.
This is my hair. No extensions, none.
Ain't nothing but a relax [laughter]
chat. Y'all better stop. Nothing but a
perm. I swear to God. No. No perm, no
chemical, no nothing. No none of that.
This ain't no perm. [laughter]
I don't put chemicals in my hair. This
all natural, baby.
This all [laughter] Y'all better stop
that. Stop before they run with that and
start saying I'm getting perves and all
the rest of that [ __ ]
No, they frying you slip. They trying to
[laughter]
I'm laughing cuz I know that [ __ ] ain't
real.
That's that indigenous hair. Hell yeah.
My hair been long. Y'all seen me grow my
hair like 10 years.
Yes, they gave us some Ryan Riddles
Disney back dead pool licensing and on
the scrolls saw notifications when you
[laughter] were alive.
Not the perm b.
[laughter]
No n y'all. This is my No, seriously.
Seriously. Y'all know this is my real
hair. There's no way, bro. Y'all know
this is my real Cuz where would the I
don't have Look where would the
extensions go? Look. Look, look
where would they go? Cuz don't you got
to get cornrows to get extensions in?
Where where they go? Where they go?
Where where the extensions going to get
put at?
You know what I'm saying? I don't know.
Maybe. See, look. Hold on. The ladies
got some moves to make it look like
this. I don't know how that how that's
done. I don't know how that's done. But
no. No. This is my real hair. My real
natural hair.
[laughter]
Y'all look so funny.
Yeah, I got the good hair from my mother
and father. Mainly my my father. But you
know what I'm saying? My my father, the
Cherokee,
the East Eastern Band, Cherokee, he got
that good hair. My mother got good hair,
too. Don't get it twisted. You know,
a whole lot of bald people in the chat
hating. Notice we said people,
[laughter] not just exclusive to the
fellas. Stop, Jay. Stop.
Y'all got to [laughter]
[cough and clears throat] Yeah, I ain't
do what Jay-Z did. Now, I don't know.
Hold on, y'all. I'm not trying to be
funny. I don't I'm not exactly sure if
that Hold on. I'm not Hold on. I should
have said this. Somebody brought up
Jay-Z, but I'm not exactly sure if Jay-Z
was wearing a wig or not. I'm not
exactly sure because they had it on
camera where he was cutting his hair.
So, I I don't know. And it looked like a
haircut to me. It looked like somebody
with long hair getting his hair cut. Not
lace front Jay-Z. Not Jay-Z. Oh, Lord.
All right. Hold on, Chad. Stop y'all.
Set it on fire. Fire.
Stop. Fire. Fire.
He had a main unit.
Yeah. Oh, yeah. We Cherokee all day.
What up, Ezo?
What up, Slev?
He about to get a timeout. No, don't
talk about. Don't
look. Y'all better stop. Jay, Jay-Z way
older than me. Jay-Z definitely in his
60s.
Hold on. I think I put a couple years
old, but he up there. But y'all saying
he had a lace front, a man weave. I
mean, I don't know.
I don't know.
Oh, he 57.
Oh, that was a Wait, no, that was She
said that was a 57 piece with dreads
attached. Damn. See, the hair stylist,
y'all going to know. Excuse me. Y'all
going to know the truth for sure. That's
why a lot of people said it was
something like that, like it was a wig
basically because they saw parts in his
hair, especially when it was flowing in
the wind at the time where he was
freestyling. That freestyler went viral.
That That's the part that caught the 57
go crazy. That's the part that kind of
caught me like, uhoh, wait, is he
wearing a wig for real?
But that did y'all I know y'all wasn't
the I know I wasn't the only one that
saw that video where they showed him
getting his hair cut. Now how does that
work? Is that AI or what? Like cuz why
would you be cutting a wig out to prove
a point?
He would be 57 December 4th. Yeah, he up
there. He up there.
He up there. Jay-Z been around for a
minute.
you combed out your locks three years
ago. No, I'm not saying Okay, hold on.
Keep in mind, y'all, I'm not saying that
that wasn't possible where you can't
comb out your wig. I mean, uh, your
dreads and your hair look like that. I'm
just trying to understand why everybody
was saying it was a lace front and it
was fake. And I thought that you could
just comb out your dreads because he did
have dreads, but I thought it would be a
lot shorter. I'm not going to lie. I
thought it would be a lot shorter than
it was when I saw it before he cut it.
So I I don't That's the part I didn't
understand. I was like, "Well, damn.
Maybe he got with somebody that hooked
it up because he had his dreads in there
for a minute. I thought that was going
to take a while to get to that point.
That's why I thought it was a wig.
He wear a different one every day. All
right. All right. Come on, y'all. All
right. All right. It was a wig. Okay. I
don't know. If you a hair stylist, you
going to know. I don't know. I was just
taking a guess.
The mag units were made from the same
hair we were just talking about that has
to be shaved after installation. So,
what we was just talking about in that
video, we was just playing. You talking
about uh this one right here, the
synthetic ones, the human head ones.
[clears throat]
Okay.
The bath wasn't bathing. I mean, I know
y'all going to know. See, I never had
fake hair for me to know. You know what
I'm saying? For sure. Oh, not try.
That's not a jab. That's not a jab.
Don't take that the wrong way. Me
personally, I'm a man. I never had
extensions, you know. Wait, hold on.
That's not a jab neither cuz I know what
some men out there. Hold on. [ __ ] That
get extensions. Godamn.
Don't take none of what I'm saying
personally. I'm just saying I never had
that done. How about that? I never had
that done. Never needed to. Thank God.
Thank the creator. Thank the source.
You know, I hope I won't ever go bald.
You know,
you said a human real hair 99% of the
problem.
You said Jay-Z be we will be tuning in
in a minute. If Jay-Z tune in, we about
to play uh some music. If he tuned in,
what we going to do?
Jay-Z ain't going to be whatever.
I'm telling you, Lil Wayne had
extensions. Come on, y'all. Now, we
getting off of topic. All right, come
on. Stop. Stop. Let's finish this up.
Lock in, chat. Lock in.
In a well ventilated area
and maybe leaning into the natural
styles, too.
Wait, wait, wait. Hold on. I missed
that. What to do? Okay. Choose options
with clear sourcing.
Look for ingredient transparency. How?
Wait, do they put do they label packs of
weave with ingredients? Like an
ingredients label? I never saw that
before. I don't know. Ladies, y'all got
to say something. Pay attention to the
strong chemical odors. Minimize heat on
synthetic hair. And see, that's what I'm
saying. Like out here over 100 degrees
where I'm at.
I'm just saying ladies, we got we that
part right there.
That's dangerous in my opinion.
You said yes, son. Okay. You said you
never seen it. Yeah. Them Asians ain't
doing that.
Synthetic will burn. Okay.
You said you never seen ingredients for
hair.
So, Blue, you said some will have like
clear ingredients in the hair.
Okay.
You can smell the chemicals and plastic
while it's in the package.
Synthetic hair will be melting in
Arizona, man.
If they would have walked outside
earlier today out here in Texas,
they would have took everything off.
You know what, girl? I'm about to and
just
All right. All right. Hold on. Hold on.
Press play
on your on the hair bundles. Right. If
there's a hair that has a very strong
chemical odor, you don't want to use it.
Also, we talked about the heat, not
applying heat to synthetic hair cuz that
causes offging, emitting more of these
gases. And then you also want to get
your hair done in a well ventilated
area.
And maybe leaning into the natural
styles too.
Yes.
Right. As we're both sporting them,
right? You have dreadlocks.
Uh there was one chemical, organotin,
that really struck me. It's actually
illegal to use on ship exteriors. It is
known to poison marine life. What are
the concerns with that specifically?
Right. That one causes immune and
hormone suppression. So, excuse me. So,
so that is an issue. Yeah.
Big takeaway. What would you say to
someone at home who's still feeling a
little
know what you're using? Ask for what the
the the brands are. Ask for the
sourcing. Probably decrease the amount
of time you're using it.
Yeah. Dr. UJ Blackstock, always great to
have you. Thank you. And you know what's
crazy is that they said how many, you
know, uh, brands were there that are,
you know, putting out these chemically
induced, uh, braiding hair. They never
mentioned them.
They're not saying their names. I mean,
that would be helpful, right?
NBC, that would be helpful.
So the ladies can know which ones not to
get.
Um,
okay.
All right. Hold on.
Cuz we brought that one up because we
were having a conversation about the
ladies because Oh, and how they were
being mistreated with the um with the
mechanic, right? And we started talking
about we we Hey. Yeah. We were all over
the place, but we were talking about the
main topic as well. I don't want people
that just came in,
you know, thinking that we weren't
talking about the fly cameras. We were
all on the fly cameras.
All right. Hold up.
All right. So, hold on. Let me go to the
data centers cuz I know I moved
something over with the data centers as
we were talking about. Okay. Right here.
Okay. Hold on. Let me see.
Center debate coming everywhere, right?
And it's harder and harder to avoid as
townships across central PA are fighting
with this idea. Pennsylvania supposed to
be the largest data center on the east
coast could be coming here as well. And
it was all set to be voted on in Middle
Sex Township tonight. CBS 21's Alex was
there a little bit earlier and explains
why opposition to the development was
stopped in its tracks tonight without
one vote. Alex
Jolie, it's empty here now, but just
hours ago, we need to eat something.
people from counties across
I'm sorry. Okay, Alex.
In its tracks tonight without one vote.
Alex
Jolie, it's empty here now, but just
hours ago, more than 150 people from
counties across the Commonwealth showed
up and filed into the township building
behind me, overwhelming the building and
legally stopping the proceedings. I hope
this shows us that we are actually more
uh united in our wos than divided. And I
hope that the data center debacle across
our nation can help bring unity to a
nation that's really struggling with
unity right now.
That unity was felt tonight as crowds
overwhelmed the board of supervisors
just 15 minutes into the meeting.
Sunshine says you have to have access.
You don't have to stream. You have to
have access.
We're not going to cancel. We're going
to keep moving on.
Um,
the board initially tried to keep going,
but the Sunshine Act requires every
resident
Wait a minute. Why do they all have on
the same
I bet all three of them shopping at
Burlington Coactory? Marshalls.
Marshalls. They shopping at Marshalls.
Okay.
To keep going, but the Sunshine Act
requires every resident be able to hear
and participate in township meetings.
something that was not possible in
what Jay say these data centers been in
these towns but the having a more
technology they need uh more space and
oh you talking to somebody in here and
you said damn it's hold on moved up a
little quick
mention Jay-Z cartoon skit today live
hold y'all
the situation also be a fire hazard
leaving the board with only one option
the plan at this point is to postpone
this meeting until August 19th 6 p.m.
I think this is a wakeup call to them.
So why do so many people care about this
particular data center?
It's not just a data center. It's 16
hypers scale data centers.
According to the developers website,
that data center hypers scale, better
known as PAX one, will be a roughly 700
acre compound made up of six facilities
built on farmland beside the Konoganet
Creek.
Built on farmland. There they go.
Remember what we talked about earlier?
Listen to how they specifically pick
about 700 acres. Yo, that is a lot of
land, bro. That's a lot of land.
That data center, hypers scale, better
known as PAX one, will be a roughly 700
acre compound made up of six facilities
built on farmland beside the Konoganet
Creek.
I live in a little
beside a creek. There it go.
There it is.
3,000 ft from the proposed data center.
The thing that flagged my attention the
most as a dad of four young kids was the
low frequency noise that comes out of
these facilities.
About a year ago, the township changed
the zoning, so construction on the land
has already started.
They've done blasting, they've done
earth moving, they've done lots of stuff
like that, all before they've got any
final plan approvals on the actual data
center buildings. So, as a resident,
that's concerning because from our seat,
it looks like this process is just like
a freight train that can't be stopped.
I approached the township board of
supervisors for comment or an interview
after the meeting was rescheduled, but I
did not receive a response. Now, the
meeting has been postponed until August
19th.
I'll look into it. That's PA. I I'll
keep my eye on it.
I mean, we especially with that alleging
to be the largest one. I'll keep my eye
on it.
Um,
mayor calls Oh, I didn't play this one.
Wait. Mayor calls for nationwide pause
on flock cameras, saying it's
unconstitutional.
Hold up. Wait a minute. I didn't see
this one.
Flock surveillance cameras are catching
flack. Privacy concerns are at the
forefront of this discussion after a
reported 50 law enforcement officers use
the technology for unauthorized
purposes, including to stalk women. Now,
cities and counties across the country
are rejecting the use of the cameras
altogether. For more, let's bring in the
mayor of Knox County.
Oh, that's Kane.
Glenn Jacobs. Mayor Jacobs, thank you so
much for being here.
That's Kane, the wrestler.
These are no ordinary license plate
reader.
Hold on. That's my favorite wrestler.
One of them. Kane was my Hold on. I
ain't gonna lie. I ain't know he got
into politics.
That's Kane.
It got to be Kane. That's got to be
Kane. Y'all don't understand how big
this guy is. Pause. I'm talking about
his height and and his body mass. He got
the He's a sevenfooter. Number one, the
camera door of Jeff. Look up Kane. WWE.
That's him. Like
Kane was as big as the Undertaker.
Th this fool was a freaking unit. This
was one of my favorite wrestlers besides
Stone Code though.
County, Tennessee. Glenn Jacobs. Mayor
Jacobs, thank you so much for being
here. These are no ordinary license
plate readers. They can track cars by
dents or by bumper stickers. Cops in
your county wanted a million dollar
worth until, as the New York Post
writes, you, the former WWE star, choke
slammed the deal. Why?
Well, Peter, first of all, thanks for
having me on. As you said, these are not
your typical or conventional license
plate readers. They're a lot more than
that. This debate is framed about law
enforcement vers and public safety
versus privacy. You know, really, I want
people to have all the tools that they
need. At the same time, those tools have
to be constitutional and they have to be
safe. Um, I'm sure you all saw a story
just two days ago where a lady in
Wisconsin was boxed in by police.
Officers had their weapons drawn because
a flock camera had flagged her car as
being involved in a murder. There was
another story very similar to that a few
weeks ago uh where a family was pulled
over again. Police got out of their cars
because they think it's a very dangerous
situation. They thought it was a stolen
car. It was not. It was an error with
the flock cameras. Those are not
isolated incidents. Those may be more
dramatic than what we've seen otherwise,
but this system is notoriously
erroneous. There's a city in California
that 71% of the hits were the wrong
license plate. And I believe that system
because it is a mass surveillance system
is unconstitutional as well. So, we're
talking about something that is not only
not safe, it's unconstitutional. And to
your point,
and keep in mind they doing all of that
data,
keeping track of all of that data with
the use of open AI. Do not forget that.
I did a Google News search just of flock
cameras and these were the first three
results. Uh officer allegedly used flock
license plate play cameras to track
boyfriend's ex-wife. Uh six police
employees placed on leave over possible
misuse of flock cameras. And then
Morsville, North Carolina police
investigating 10 cases of suspected flop
camera misuse by officers.
Wow.
Is it just me or is this a lot like the
days of Edward Snowden where he taught
us all about these mass surveillance
tools? And a big part of his point was
people who work for the government will
use these things to stalk exes or stalk
the cute girl across the hall.
Americans in general
are not police targets.
Right. As you've pointed out, we've seen
dozens of cases now of rogue officers
misusing this technology. And since
Anthony Fouchi is back in the news, can
you imagine what would have happened
during co if someone like Anthony Fouchy
would have had the ability to track
people?
Hold on. Great point, Kane. Great point.
I can't believe he a mayor, bro. This is
crazy to see. But that's a great point.
And they were out back then. Like that's
another thing. They were out back then.
Uh even Flock, but it's more than just
the Flock. The company, it was a bunch
of surveillance cameras being installed
when he told everybody to stay home.
That's what they were installing. Those
repeaters had cameras on them.
Surveillance cameras. Ask the text that
put them up.
So they just there to repeat the signal
by way of more satellite signal. I was
like, "Y'all lying." Well, partially
because it's more to it than just that.
No, that's Kane. That this is literally
Kane. This is Kane from WWE.
It's just crazy to see that he's a mayor
now. It's this is like, you know what
I'm saying? This is crazy to see that,
but he doing a good job
to encourage local and state health
departments to track people using a
technology like this. It would have been
a complete dystopia. So there are a lot
of issues as you say uh privacy um abuse
ultimately this this warrantless mass
surveillance which is anathema to
America.
Uh there are some some success stories
with this though. Um there was a
17-year-old last month who was killed in
a hit and run in Bakersfield,
California. Police say that they caught
the driver uh in this hit and run with
flop cameras. Uh what have the police in
your county told you about wanting to
have tools to solve crimes like that?
Well, sure. And again, this is not about
depriving them of the tools. It's about
figuring out how these tools can be used
in an appropriate manner that is
consistent with the Constitution. U and
as we've seen in dozens of cases, they
they have been abused. Uh this is not
the last time we'll also have this
debate about new technology emerging. uh
and until it's ready to go and until
there are safeguards put in place uh
there needs to be a nationwide pause at
least put on the deployment of these
swap cameras. There is no regulatory a
federal regulatory framework in place
that governs them. The laws regarding
license plate readers in Tennessee date
from 2014 with one very minor update in
2021. The technology has advanced
significantly since then. So we want
them to have the tools they need. At the
same time, those tools have to conform
to the constitution.
I the folks at Flock knew that we were
going to talk to you. They sent us a
statement. Part of it says data is
automatically deleted after 30 days by
default unless an agency establishes a
different retention period. But uh you
made a great point. They can still hold
on to that about uh what somebody like
Anthony Fouchy might have done with this
stuff if he hadn't 5 years ago. Uh we
will stay on top of this. Mayor Glenn
Jacobs, thank you so much for being
here.
Thanks again, Peter.
Be sure to like and subs.
All right. [clears throat] All right. I
I'm telling you, I didn't even know Kane
was a man.
That's crazy to see.
Hold on.
Speaking of Fouchy,
let me play this.
I have to wait.
It's a really uphill battle and only
with since with President Trump at the
helm is there even a chance of doing
that. There's some version of the Save
Act that we can get at least 50 votes as
well. The Save America Act is the poster
child for constitutional great
legislation and they won't act.
He's the mayor of Knox, Tennessee.
Knox, Tennessee. Look [clears throat] up
Glenn Jacobs. That's his real name.
Glenn Jacobs.
That's his That's him. That's confirmed.
That's him. That's why when I saw him, I
was like, "Oh, that's Kane." That's him.
That's really him.
Filibuster. The American people are
paying him to do a job. They're not
doing it.
Republican Senator from Florida, Rick
Scott, joins us now. Uh, Senator Scott,
President Trump told you guys that you
had to do the Save America Act before
going on recess. What happened?
Well, the good and the bad for the week
is we got Todd Blanch done. We got the
Russia sanctions bill done. Uh
government's not going to get shut down
October one. We did get a vote uh which
was a big deal. We got a vote 53
Republican senators voted for a bill on
voter ID and we have a commitment now
when we get back that we are going to
vote on
Knoxville Knoxville, Tennessee. Yeah.
Yeah.
Pass the house already that said there's
no inside Congress and add voter ID. So,
we're going to get a vote on that and
every Republican senator is going to
work to get the reconciliation bill done
that will include election security. So,
while we haven't gotten it done yet, um
we are we are not giving up. I hope in
in the next month everybody calls every
Republican Democrat senator and say
we've got
I'm trying to listen to what he's
saying, but he do look like one of them.
Like he do look like an alien.
But um I mean it could be just because
he agent but let they say the aliens are
walking among us
and we have a commitment now when we get
back that we are going to vote on the
bill to pass the house already that said
there's no insider trading in Congress
and add voter ID. So we're going to get
a vote on that and every Republican
senator is going to work to get the
reconciliation bill done that will
include election security. So while we
haven't gotten it done yet um we are we
are not giving up. I hope in in the next
month everybody calls every Republican,
Democrat senator and said, "We've got to
get this done." I'm not giving up. I
know Mike Lee's not giving up. Ron
Johnson's not giving up. So, we're going
to figure out how to get this done.
And uh we knew the president's patience
with John Thun was wearing thin. Now, we
know how thin. Listen to this.
Do you want Thoon to serve another term
as leader? Do you think would you
support him?
Well, I don't want to get into that as
early,
Senator Scott. Is John Thun toast?
Well, look, it's hard to be the leader.
I ran to be the leader. U John Thun won.
It's hard to bring everybody together.
Uh so, you know, it's it's it's a hard
it's a hard job. You know what I'm
working hard to do is make sure that we
vote like hell.
I thought y'all was going to be talking
about Fouchy.
We ought to either get rid of the
filibuster or enforce the filibuster.
That way once people
I'm sick of looking at this [ __ ] Okay,
here we go. Here we go.
Well, what I've when I've talked to
first off, I'm happy he's the he's the
attorney general. This guy, look at his
background. He's got a great background
and he's going to do a great job. I've
talked to him. He's going to take it
seriously. He's going to look into it.
Uh the other person you really need to
thank is Ran Paul. We wouldn't be where
we are but because what he and his team
have done as a chairman of Homeland
Security to get Fouchy to the table,
make him testify, get the diary, release
the diary. Now we know we have his
phone. Uh, so we'll get that information
out there. So the public is getting
information even though Fouchy would not
answer questions even though he had, you
know, probably a uh an autopin pardon.
So Rand Paul's done a right.
He did. He did have a pardon because of
Joe Biden. I wonder if Trump could do
something about that. I ain't going to
lie. Fouchy need to be in jail. Fouchy
needs to be in jail. him. All all the
employees at who? Um um who else? Um I
was about to say Ben Crump. Um hold on.
What's his name? Um [clears throat]
uh we got to get the molecules and make
the procedures happen so we can tell the
people with the what's his name y'all?
Uh Bill Gates. Lock his ass up too. Bill
Gates.
I believe Todd Blanch will do the right
thing. And you just mentioned
y'all heard my presentation.
Tony Fouch's phone. Your committee now
has a copy of his COVID task force era
iPhone. Uh I was looking at the Fouchy
pardon this week. You can see uh the
auto pen signature got cut off there at
the bottom. But in this pardon, it
basically says that he is not going to
get charged with anything that happened
during CO. So uh what are you guys
hoping to get off of his phone?
the truth.
People just want the truth. But
yeah, that's why I believe I Okay, I I
agree with that. Fouchy is one of the
people that should be held responsible,
but they're going to use him as the
scapegoat because the government is
involved. The government is involved.
Hands down. Hands down.
This guy had a part
all the way up to the CDC.
All of them. Remember, I know they just
replaced the director, but back then his
name was Redfield. He should be held
responsible, too. All he had to do come
in and tell us the truth. Okay. Was it
Did it come out of the lab? Did you
spend money on gain of function? Did you
cause the Corona virus? All right. Why
did you tell us
Oh, he didn't. Wait a minute. He didn't
cause the Corona virus, but yeah, he was
aware of who caused the Damn. He was
aware of who caused the Corona virus.
World Health Order
organization. see our loved ones in the
nursing homes while they died. Why did
you tell us we couldn't go to church?
Why did you tell us that the vaccine
would never if we got the vaccine we'll
never have co again? Why did you and and
then why was your why are we saying
different things? So tell us we people
want the truth. Now, see, another thing
to your point, Jay, another thing is is
that Fouchy was the one that was in the
public's eye for years, ever since the
'9s about um the vaccines and why people
need to be vaccinated. Even before Bill
Gates, I have tapes of Fouchy. Actually,
I did a whole doc on Fouchy showing
people how long he's been talking like
that. And then finally, Yeah. Not for
Resident Evil. Nah, don't disrespect
Chris Redfield like that. No, no, no.
Different Redfield. you know, different
Redfield. I mean, but even though you
know, Redfield now is working for
Umbrella Incorporated, which would be
similar to the CDC and the federal
government, but I'm just saying, no, not
that one. Leave Chris alone. Uh-uh. Come
on, y'all. Why y'all doing that? Lock
in, chat. No, but no, Jay. He was the
face. He was always promoting it. He
does need to hold some accountability to
this as well. like he was up there and
he been doing it for a long time.
There's an older doc of mine that I have
on my channel right now where I showcase
that the videos of him talking way worse
than what you would think uh for years.
He has a track record of this. So yeah,
he he does need to be held responsible.
He shouldn't be the only one though, but
he he should have a fair share.
They want him to be accountable for
lying, but reality is people would be
more they would be feel better if he
said, "You know what? I made my best
decision. I I should have said it this
way. I didn't say it this way. I was
acting in your best interest. I made a
lot of mistakes. He's not willing to do
that. And it's a complete cover up of
what he believed and what he told us.
And it caused people to die, not see
their loved ones take vaccines when they
shouldn't. Uh so so many people died
because of Anthony Fouchy.
And uh we've got these new pictures of
Dr. Fouchy in Washington this week. Uh
we'll put them up on the screen. We
can't say if he's innocent or guilty,
but look at him. He's definitely
miserable. Is that the point? Because
[laughter]
it's going to be really really tough to
get a jury and
keep pushing the trash him on anything.
Well, I think the the right thing is,
you know, what what the attorney general
has to do is go through the process. Uh
if he if he if it's he violated the law,
he needs to be held accountable.
Whatever the jury does, he needs to go
and be held accountable. I believe I
believe he lied to the American public.
I believe it was intentional. I believe
he ought to be prosecuted. But that's
right. A jury gets to make a decision.
Uh we also have a picture of Mrs. Fouchy
that we will put up. Uh she's giving the
photographer the middle finger. Is she
flipping him off, Senator, or do you
think she's just signaling that she
agrees with you guys? One count of
contempt.
[laughter]
Uh I you know,
all right. Hold on. They they All right.
Come on now. Now they Now they playing.
Keep in mind it's a circus show. And
speaking of vaccines, Trump signed an
executive order on childhood vaccines.
I want to bring in Monica Alba, our
White House correspondent, who's been
monitoring it all. And let's start with
the news of the executive order itself,
Monica, because it's significant.
Basically overhauling the federal
recommendations, the guidelines now for
childhood vaccine schedules. And this is
something that the president has really
been previewing since almost his first
day in the second term.
Exactly.
Now, basically what I remember is that
he was trying to cut it like that was a
part of his agenda 20 I mean agenda 47.
Agenda 47 he wanted to cut it because I
believe it was like at it was between 18
to 20 mandatory vaccines that the
children had to get and I believe he
just chopped it down to like 10 or 11.
President has also tried to take action
on before. There have been other uh
executive orders. There have been other
kind of directives to his top cabinet
officials including the HHS secretary
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to look into this
uh but a lot of that had been met with
legal challenges and there are many
questions about what the president
signed today in terms of how that is
going to be met. This does in effect
upend the childhood vaccine schedule and
it comes from President Trump and
several others in this uh event just now
making claims uh without [clears throat]
evidence continuing to link autism
potentially with childhood vaccines that
again there is no scientific evidence to
connect those two things. And in this
executive order, in the text of it,
there isn't anything about autism
specifically. And the president was
asked about that. And he did say uh that
they are still looking into that. This
is something that he's sort of just
putting out there again as a claim
without any backing of scientific
evidence. But it is sort of the
undercurrent to why the president is
continuing to do this and to bring up
this issue. And what it essentially
does, Hie, is that it would
propose NBC, they got an agenda. You
heard what she just said? Hold on, bro.
Hold on. That's Hey, okay, hold on. Hold
on. That was slick the way they threw
that in there. And I'm pretty sure Fox
and all the rest of them going to say
the same [ __ ] They going to try to make
this seem like this is bad.
Okay. limit the number of vaccines that
children get and that certain diseases
that they get vaccines for would be
recommended for all kids of all ages.
But then there would be a group of other
vaccines that would really be based on a
conversation between a child's uh
parents and a child's doctor. And then
there is another even subset and group
of vaccines that would potentially only
be recommended again if there are other
discussions between the child and the
child's family and the doctors. But
something that's really significant
here, that the president has been
talking about wanting to propose and do
for a while is separate out what's
called the MMR vaccine. And that's the
measles, mumps, and reubella vaccine
that right now is given uh in multiple
doses in one shot for those three
diseases. And the president uh and
Secretary Kennedy are arguing that those
should be taken apart as individual
shots. And so what they're saying is
that children uh their parents should
take them for more appointments to go to
the doctor more often.
I want to say something so bad about
this, but this is totally up to the
parents out there. and I have children.
But this is totally up to you. This is
totally up to you. If you feel as though
your child is going to be fine, it's up
to you. And you know, I I'm not giving
you legal advice. I'm not giving you
medical advice. If you feel like your
child will be fine without any of that
stuff,
claim religious exempt.
Now, keep in mind, them doctors going to
be on you like, "No, no, no, but it's
recommended this, recommended that."
Right. Uh-huh. I get it. But no, you
ain't going to see me agree
for you to touch my child.
Religious exempt.
That's it. Solves the problem. Keep it
pushing.
You could take that, run it back to
their uh to their school, too. The
school tried to scare you and say, "Oh,
no. We can't accept any children that
didn't take this." Uh-uh.
Uh-uh. Yes, you can.
When it's against a person's religion,
I bet you accept them.
Now, look that up. Now, again, that's
not legal advice. That's not medical
advice. I'm just throwing a bug out
there, not for you to step on it, for
you to take it and look at it like it's
a like it's a lightning bug. Look, look
at that lightning bug real quick.
and see if you want to pull that light
off that bug. And hey, where the
lightning bugs at?
What? I [screaming] haven't seen a
lightning bug in years.
Not to change the topic, but what they
where are they?
I haven't seen a lightning bug in a long
time.
Questionable. We need to look into that.
But yeah, I'm just saying not to change
the subject.
It's up to y'all if y'all want y'all
children to go through these vaccines
and so they won't get this and woo woo
woo woo woo woo. It's up to y'all.
Again, I have children.
So, I'm speaking from experience. All
right? But again, I can't tell you what
to do. I'm not trying to tell you what
to do. Just look into it. Do what you
do. Do your research. Look into it. But
yeah, you could claim religious exempt
and then you ain't got to worry about no
problems popping up. And then all of a
sudden when you look at your children's
test scores, the teachers go, you doing
a great job with your child and your
child is naturally scoring 100% on every
test naturally. You going to wonder why
that brain functioning very well.
[laughter] You heard what I said? Fire,
fire, fire, fire, fire.
If they took the look, if they took it,
they get a detox. Look it up. There's
multiple detoxes out there. Look it up.
Hey, again, not advice. I'm just saying
there's nothing wrong with looking at
information. I'm just passing along
educational information. Look up some
detoxes. Detox that body. Get that up
out your system. They got it for the
children, too. Keep that in mind.
All right. but to get the shots in
distinct visits instead of combined in
some cases as the vaccine schedule has
been laid out for decades. But again,
the important thing to point out here,
Hie, is that this is something that
still could face some legal challenges.
And we do know that essentially the
president is asking his HHS secretary to
take 90 days to continue to look into
this to produce a report uh that could
affect some additional funding for
vaccine research to take a look at this
which if you look at the calendar is
interesting and notable because that
would put it basically at the week of
the midterms and this is of course a
very hot political issue for parents and
people who are looking at this very
closely. Hie
Monica Alb I'm going to ask you to stay
with us. I want to bring in Dr. Ash Say
now our NBC News medical reporter. Okay,
Dr. Ash, some questions for you here. A
bit of a reality check and then getting
into the let's call it the the
pragmatics for parents of what they
should know about this. Let's start with
the reality check. You heard Monica talk
about no scientific evidence to show
that there is a link between these
childhood vaccines autism. You heard the
president call the MMR vaccine lethal.
That is one that has been proven safe
and effective. Correct.
Correct. Hi. And we have decades of of
evidence sort of suggesting the the
opposite to what they were what they
were saying today. And you know,
look look they got an agenda. Y'all
listen. They have an agenda. You see
that, right? They're trying to combat
the reasons that they brought up about
these vaccines.
How How do you listen? This all they all
these people doing they're just doing
their job reading the script. This is
not real journalism work to be honest
with you because they're only doing it
biasly. So they're not giving you both
sides. They're just giving you a biased
perspective here. And none of these
people are giving you legal advice, but
they're disguising it as a report. But
at the same time, there's an agenda
that, you know, they the funding the oh
oh this is not recommended by Listen to
them. Watch them, bro. Watch them. This
how you know it's not supposed to be
habited for your child to begin with.
Why they got to lie? Because it's all
about money.
the pharmaceutical industry is the
number one funer to Congress
to Congress.
Now, out of all the people that died
within that so so-called time of
outbreak of CO, look at all the people
that died after they took
[clears throat] the shot,
including some of my own family members.
You know, rough time. real rough town.
All because of that fear mongering
coming from the news this and the news
that they need to be held responsible
too. Because think about that now that
we know well now that everybody know
what's up with these vaccines and what's
up with co shouldn't these folks be held
responsible for reporting
misinformation?
Shouldn't there be a label like
underneath somewhere, you know, where
they're reporting this so-called news
that they could be getting it wrong as
well? Especially when it comes to
medical information, medical advice. Oh,
they get the expert this and the expert
that, right? Like how this [ __ ] just
popped up on the screen. But at the same
time, they could still be providing
misinformation,
especially if there's a biasness
involved
based off of what they believe to be
true or what the study says this blah
blah blah blah blah. Yeah, y'all was
saying all that same [ __ ] where all of
us were saying, "No, something wrong
with that." How you going to create a
vaccine for something that just popped
up and you know to be you know it to be
true that it's going to work for the
people?
I don't trust it. So take this
information that they're spitting with a
grain of salt.
The American Academy of Pediatrics, has
been pretty vocal against the Secretary
Kennedy's, you know, proposed vaccine
changes back in January when they
announced the new CDC changes. And they
are planning a briefing here later this
afternoon in response to the executive
order. You know, so we will hear what
they have to say. But your your point on
pragmatism is is a great one, Hie. And
that's, you know, as a physician, one
thing I worry about when they break up
the vaccines, you know, they're
announcing a potential, you know, MMR
breakdown of the vaccines into indiv
individual shots as well as having
patients, you know, have to vaccines at
separate appointments. It's hard to get
to doctor's appointments. People have to
take time off of work. They have to find
a way to get their children to the
appointments. They have to get their
Stop it.
They have to do that regardless.
Whenever they have to go take a shot,
they have to do that regardless. Are you
trying to make pretend like this is the
oh my god, it's the end of the world.
They got to take a day off from work so
they can get their child vaccinated. Are
you trying to say that this is the only
issue that you have? Let me hear
to go see a doctor, which you know, kids
tend to not like to do. So all these
things could reduce vaccine rates.
All what things? You just said one
thing.
What are you talking about? You just
said one thing. Oh, what things
when you know you and I have talked at
length this year about the measles
resurgence and you know if we talk about
making vaccines harder to get what is
that going to mean for cases going
forward a lot of questions still remain
but we are anxiously awaiting the
American Academy of
how about natural remedies come into
play I mean [ __ ] what did our ancestors
do in the past they didn't have to worry
about no vaccine did they
giving somebody another disease to take
care of another disease they ain't got
to worry about Yeah,
our immune system was fighting back.
Especially if we ain't dumping chemicals
in our bloodstream
that you disguise as food. We just went
over this, right? That you dis disguise
as food in our grocery stores.
And they got the nerve.
And he got the nerve
to be charging an arm and a leg for the
medication.
And then look, remember the commercials
where they give us the medication.
Taking such and such could probably
cause back pain lower.
They all of this as far as the decla
disclaimer is concerned.
Meanwhile, you see the man throwing the
football at his son, the son catching
it. They try to make pretend like it's a
joyful day.
Speak with your doctor or your physician
about blah blah blah. They do this all
the time. Money, money, money, money,
money. Right. That's all it is. It's a
money grab.
People ain't foolish, bro.
Pediatrics response. Alli,
if these recommendations do move
forward, Dr. Ash, does it it does it
become mandatory for parents, must they
follow them? Must pediatricians follow
them or is there still some level of
discretion for for individual families?
Well, to to be honest, Tally, it's
become a bit of a mess lately with, you
know, different states providing their
own vaccine recommendations. The
American Academy of Pediatrics,
[clears throat] you know, sticking to
the 18 vaccines. The CDC did reducing it
down to 11 earlier this year. So, we
will see
the CDC reduced the 18 down to 11. So, I
was right. you know, how states and how
different regulatory agencies decide to
to proceed. But as a physician, it just
makes it much much harder as all these
different states are asynchronous.
Patients are going to have a lot of
questions. Parents are going to have a
lot of questions and we as doctors need
a good place to go to as as a resource.
Ally,
we thank you for watching. And remember,
you heard
y'all got to be careful with these news
media stations when it come to
particular topics, man.
They they tripping. All right, hold on.
Do I have anything else on that? Hold
on. Let me double check real quick. Let
me let me see.
And breaking news. President Trump
signing an executive order calling for
an update on
ABC. Let me let me see. Recommendation.
Let me see if it's going to be any
different.
Recommending that children get shots to
help protect against 11 diseases down
from 18. It also splits up the measles.
Wait, no. No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
What she just say? Hold on.
Recommendations. That order. And
breaking news. President Trump signing
an executive order calling for an update
on childhood vaccine recommendations.
That order recommending that children
get shots to help protect against 11
diseases down from 18. It also
No, but listen. Okay. All right. All
right. All right. I see how they tried
to word I I like how they worded that in
the opening. Whoever wrote that, I like
how they tried to do it to make it seem
like, oh, wait, nah, but now they just
got rid of six, so what about the other
ones? You know what I mean? It's almost
like they trying to make it a sense of
urgency as to the reason why you should
be mad at Trump for getting rid of the
other ones. They they try to make it
seem like it's needed. Like [laughter]
[gasps] this is crazy.
Measles and MS and Reubella vaccine into
three separate shots. A move public
health experts warn could lead to an
increased risk of children becoming
infected with a vaccine. preventable
disease before
it could lead to children to become
infected by the vaccine.
What? Oh no, this is Wait a minute. Huh?
Reubella vaccine into three separate
shots.
So separating it into three separate
shots with what?
Public health experts warn could lead to
an increased risk of children becoming
infected with a vaccine.
What?
Public health officials warned that it
could lead to children becoming infected
by the vaccine. What the Hey, what what
[laughter]
what?
That's why I said yes. That's right,
Jay. That's why I said, hey, y'all need
to look into it and start claiming
religious exempt. Step away from these
old foes. Some of these folk don't got
your best interest in mind. I'm just
saying. And it don't matter their skin
complexion. It don't matter where they
came from.
The majority of them, matter of fact,
the majority of them do not have your
best interest in mind. They don't care
about your health.
But yeah, don't shy away from that. Look
into it. Look to religious exempt. No
matter how hard that doctor going to
try, they going to get two, three other
doctors and recommend it. Recommend it.
Recommend it. Nah. Uh-uh.
Don't get Don't Don't let them try to
scare you out of it or scare you into
it, rather, should I say, don't do it.
Preventable.
Use your own discretion. I'm I'm not
playing. Seriously.
And look into
disease before returning for another
visit. Here's the president just moments
ago.
Look,
you have the MMR. We wanted in three
separate vaccinations given at separate
times together there could be a
possibility they're quite lethal and
separately uh it looks like they are not
at all lethal but just very effective.
So the MMR we want to have separate
separate visits separate times the
vaccine being broken into three separate
single doses and vaccines being
administered in separate visits for
all right for more let's bring in our
medical correspondent Dr. Darian sudden
ABC went there.
Look what ABC brought in. Look. Look at
that expert. Hold on. And all we want to
do is separate this. We're just
separating it. You're going to take the
vaccine at separate times.
That's all we're doing. I don't know why
they're trying to make it a big deal.
It's okay. Why would you want to take it
all at one time anyway? But the study
shows, look,
three separate single doses and vaccines
being administered in separate visits
for
I'm just doing that to make sure I can
still in, you know, sound like Trump. I
got to listen to Trump a few more times
and I'm going to have it down pack
again.
All right, for more, let's bring in our
medical correspondent, Dr. Darien
Sutton.
Look at the medical correspondent.
Look at him, bro. [laughter] I'mma play
it. I'mma play it.
As a medical professional, doc, what's
your reaction to this executive order?
Doc not even in a hospital. Doc is in
Yah's studio on the opposite side. Look
at the background.
I'm just saying.
Extreme concern, Kira. Uh when uh
misinformation is shared about
vaccinations, it translates to parents
not getting their children vaccinated
against diseases that are preventable
and then leads those children to coming
into theos hospital requiring treatment.
It is so important to understand the
actual data and the actual evidence and
the truth about vaccinations. MMR
vaccinations have not had any documented
association to a death in healthy people
and that is verified by the infectious
disease society of America. When you ask
the main question, which is what parents
want to know, which is what is safer?
Should I separate my vaccinations or
should I combine them? The main question
here is safety and that requires
evidence. And as a physician, the next
step is
But wait a minute. Wait a minute. If you
never conducted a study as to what
happens when you separate them, why
would your concern be about safety
then?
You see what I'm saying? Okay. So, co
y'all never conducted a study on to what
these vaccines could do to the human,
right? No matter their age, but it was
safe. But now all of a sudden, since
they're separating,
you see what I'm saying? You see what
they just did? Now all of a sudden it's
a safety concern
when you separate it
somehow because their studies have not
been done yet lean towards the existing
data
to provide that information from the
best places that we know. For example,
the American Academy of Pediatrics has
stated that giving routine vaccinations
simultaneously is safe and effective and
there the uh adverse events as well as
the uh negative side effects essentially
from these vaccinations
comparable to giving them separately. So
that inherently helps you to understand
that giving a vaccination separately
does not provide additional benefit to a
patient, does not provide additional
safety to a patient and in many cases it
may make it more difficult to reach that
routine vaccination status so that you
can cover a child completely. Uh this is
so important to understand as
wait that's not what it said. You just
made that up. You read what it said
and that was your interpretation.
That's just like me saying, "Hey y'all,
the Bible says that only 144,000 people
will make it into heaven." That just
means that everybody will be able to
make it into heaven. When the Bible said
144 specifically,
specifically 144, so wait a minute,
maybe I should have used that as the
analogy. Y'all get on me later.
Whatever. We move into a year where
we're seeing the highest number of cases
of measles that we've seen in the United
States in over 35 years. As the rate of
vaccinations among childrens continues
to
only the chosen people
decline in the United States, more than
280,000 children are currently in
kindergarten not up to date on their
vaccinations. And when we compare
vaccinations and actual disease, the the
the choice is quite obvious. When you
look at the outcomes of these
vaccinations, although no vaccine is
risky free, you still have exceedingly
rare risk associated with vaccinations.
Approximately 30% of cases of measles
will develop a complication. I've seen
some of them. I've treated patients
throughout our measles outbreak here in
New York City, New York City during the
height of that measles outbreak and I
understand very well how uh
misinformation translates to lack of
protection which leads to children
becoming patients. So the CDC typically
provides recommendations as to which
vaccines to receive and at what age. I
mean I remember going through this with
my kids. So this you know this often
guides health insurance coverage as
well. So how could an executive order
impact all of that?
That's yet to be told. Right now, we do
understand that federal guidelines
mandate that the uh many health insurers
cover vaccinations that have been
recommended by the ASIP, the the uh the
the academy basically the the the I'm
missing the word now, but it's the the
the the group of people who decides
whether or not we should get
vaccinations and makes those
recommendations. Essentially, uh we've
been focusing on that topic a lot and we
want to make sure that we understand so
that we can provide that information to
parents and patients. Uh what is
important to understand here however is
that there is a risk that if there was a
change to ASIP the committee on
immunization practices I lost it
initially but now I've gotten it back.
If there's a change on that status of
the community of immuniz the committee
of immunization practices it may lead to
decreases or or difficulties why don't
you just pick up the piece of paper and
just read it from the piece of paper. I
mean come on we already know you reading
the script. Just pick it up. We we see
you looking down at it. Stop trying to
make it seem like you free for falling
right now or free
or or freely talking as if this is your
opinion. We know. We know you got
handlers.
Just pick it up and read it.
You've been over this multiple times
that morning, right? And you still
getting it wrong.
Who is your B? You got scrubs on.
You act like the oh what you say is
gonna overpower what the president say
based off of the numerous doctors that
are out here. You don't know what type
of study they had, right? Why would you
ask? Hey, where's that data that shows
that this would be more beneficial for
the children when once they separate?
How about that one? Why so much backlash
from random ass doctors? one that's in
New York that's probably from a
different country. Most likely,
most likely we looking at an immigrant.
You say he a nurse. It said doctor.
Don't forget um a lot of nurses could go
get their uh doctor degree.
Doctor such and such. Where we at? 419.
Hold on. Cuz they probably not going to
say his name again. Wait, here it is.
Dr. Darren Sutton,
news medical correspondent.
Y'all want to look him up real quick? We
got time. Go ahead.
Look him up real quick.
[laughter]
Just check and make sure. I mean, cuz
the way it sound he bought and paid for,
you know. I got to keep up with my
Mercedes bill payment. We just got to
make sure that my million-doll house is
p. We just got to keep it up. Got every
We need more children to come over.
That sounds like they mad because Trump
may be scaring the parents away from
their children.
Uh oh. Scaring. Hold on, let me say that
correctly. It sounds like they're upset
that Trump
administration
is scaring the parents
away from these clinics, away from the
hospitals,
[laughter]
and not trying to or not be willing to
allow their children to get these
vaccines.
It doesn't sound safe anymore now, does
it?
You said, "Man, this dude bio says
internet personality." You lying, Jay.
You lying.
Meaning what? That's it? He's not a
doctor.
Wait, wait, y'all. Hold up. Hold up.
Hold up. Wait. What's his name again?
Hold on y'all. Wait. Hold on. Hold on.
Where is it at? Oh, right here. Hold on
y'all.
Hold on. Let's just double check real
quick.
Paid actor. You got the same thing.
He's board certified, but the internet
personality part was like, why? He's an
actor. Oh, so okay. So, he's board
certified,
but
is he is he a physician?
What's this area of expertise?
What y'all find?
[laughter]
Oh man.
Chat don't play. Don't play. Chat don't
play.
Set it on fire.
It say physician.
Fire. Fire. Fire.
You said medicines was one
medicine, not specifically vaccines.
Interesting.
Dr. Goofy is a 2B actor.
It says Disney and affiliates. You
playing
emergency medicine in NY City.
Interesting.
This dude got a boyfriend. I see that.
Oh man. Tasha, don't lean on him. Hold
on. Don't lean on him.
Medical doctorate.
He an MD. Okay.
All right. NYU. Okay. Eboule.
He paid off.
It could paid off. All right. Hold on.
Let let's wrap his little section up
real quick, man. [ __ ] him. Hold on. Let
me keep it pushing. Hold on. Let's keep
it pushing.
Should we stay on that medical p? I do
want to stay on that medical part cuz I
had that one where they were talking
about the funeral home
that was holding dead bodies
and I could have sworn I moved that
over.
Hold on. I'll come back to that cuz I
see the data center one. Hold on. Let me
let me see this one.
We designed the backyard to have fun in.
Mitchell Gandhi's Ashurn home is an
oasis for his family.
Did the basketball court, did this deck,
did the fire pit
or was an oasis.
Data centers are there
and there
when God bought this house in the
Regency subdivision.
Oh, that look good.
13.
I like that. I mean, you need the
driveway cleaned, but I like that. Damn.
Actually, you need to that driveway need
to be cleaned. The steps need to be
cleaned. You need to spray down that
house.
That's I mean, I like that house,
though. But it needs to be cleaned. You
You got to clean the outside.
Subdivision in 2013. He had no idea what
was coming.
Here we are 13 years later and we are
the epicenter of the internet.
Sometimes in Lon County, it feels like
data center.
L County. Oh, this Virginia.
If you live in the Regency, they are
literally right across the street.
I could use all my energy to keep
fighting. But in reality, these concrete
buildings aren't going anywhere.
So, Gandhi, a real estate developer and
former HOA president, brokered a deal
for himself and his neighbors to get out
by selling.
How is he the former HOA president
and his front yard? Okay. All right.
effectively all 143 homeowners in the
Regency to a company planning to
bulldoze everything to make way for what
else? A massive new data center
development on their land.
Unfortunately, we're under NDA, so I
can't.
We need to put some shoes on. Now, here
in the house, they in a man, when you
come to my house, you got to take your
shoes off. Socks, too.
That'd be pretty good, wouldn't it?
Would you move for $4 million?
Well, it's not my decision to make, but
what do your neighbors think?
I think we're having those discussions.
But here's the thing.
Especially when you look, I'm not
playing my hardwood floors. You not
messing up my hardwood floors.
And so far,
you taking them shoes off.
Well, you ain't coming in.
This isn't the only Northern Virginia
neighborhood.
All right. We We know about that. All
right. So, Virginia doing their thing
with the data centers. Hold on.
I'm trying to hurry up and get to the
pot where I wanted to, man. Where is it
at?
Look at the next generation of TV
technology.
Hold on. I'll come back to that.
That's not what I wanted to show though.
I was looking for that one where they
were talking about the water right here.
Here you go. Here you go. Here you go.
Right here.
Beachgoers beware. The country is seeing
an influx of a deadly flesheating
bacteria in seawater. Several states
seeing its presence with Louisiana
reporting at least five deaths and
Florida.
Wow. Okay. Florida, Alabama, New York,
New Jersey, Connecticut, and Maine.
Confirming a second.
Oh, in Louisiana.
So, how can you stay safe this summer?
Let's ask Fox News senior medical
contributor and the author of the
miracles among us. How God's grace plays
a role in healing Dr. Seagull. Um,
welcome and let's get right into this.
So, what is this bacteria?
Well, Rachel, it's called Vibrio, and
there's about 80,000 cases of it a year.
But the kind we're talking about, flesh
eating bacteria, is vibrionificus,
which is a very small number of cases a
year, about 2 to 300 cases a year. And
the problem is that if you swim in
breakish waters, salt water around the
coast, right where fresh water meets
salt water, that's where you can
encounter it. And the people who are
getting it in Louisiana, you mentioned
five deaths, there's nine cases. In
Florida, there's 14 cases. The people
that are getting it are those who have
open cuts, open sores, maybe mosquito
bites even. They don't know exactly that
they have an open wound. That's one
group. And another group is the group
that's eating raw shellfish. Especially
oysters tend to accumulate this because
oysters are filters. They accumulate all
bacteria and viruses. This is a bacteria
and the main concern I have is again
through an open wound with people who
are immune to lie. I don't eat oysters.
Do do anybody eat oysters in the chat?
Diabetic have liver problems. If you're
healthy and you're young and healthy and
exercising, you're not likely to get
sick from this. And again, this is very
rare.
So, what are the symptoms? So, you know,
and by the way, this is from Louisiana.
They're reporting cases of this bacteria
all the way up in the Hamptons. So, it's
it's widespread. I know you say it's
rare. Um, one, if I'm having symptoms,
what kind of symptoms am I looking for?
And um and and with the oysters, how do
I know if my oyster is is um is
contaminated or not?
Well, great questions. First of all,
it's less rare this year because, as you
said, it's been a very warm summer and
wet, and so we're seeing breakish waters
even farther up north than we usually
do. So, we're more on the lookout for
it. What you look out for is some kind
of redness or burning or some oozing
from a sore that you didn't know you
had. You suddenly have pain and you see
something red. You say what that is. You
better see your doctor right away
because it can actually be under the
skin much more than you realize where
the fascia or the muscle of the skin can
get affected quickly. You got to get to
medical attention. We got to get you on
antibiotics right away. Sometimes we
actually, God forbid, have to remove
part of it. But we can save you. And
again, you know, we're seeing people
dying from it because they're not
getting medical attention quickly enough
or because they're immuno compromised.
Yeah. And as far as oysters are
concerned, it's rare. It's very rare
there, too. I'm not telling everybody
not to eat oysters, you're not likely to
get it that way. And if you did get it
that way, it's much milder than if you
get it through the wound.
So, I don't spend a lot of time at the
beach. Dr. Seagull. But
how how is that? But you I don't
understand that.
Okay, I I'll leave that alone. I'll
understand that.
People who are in lake waters have to
worry about this.
Absolutely not. This is
because even if you're eating it or is
going through the digestive system, I
guess he's talking about that and then
the other one will be going through your
bloodstream and that is more direct.
Okay, I I'll I'll leave it like that.
They're not cooking them oysters
thoroughly. only salt water and it's
only one particular kind of bacteria and
again it more of it this year but
overall rare in lake water I worry about
something else amba but I don't see any
any of this in lake water at all it's
got to be salt water it's got to be warm
you know you're not going to get this in
cold water it doesn't thrive in cold
water whatsoever it's only in the warm
water like generally Louisiana and
Florida as you pointed out it's warm up
here this year
yeah well it's great information we're
always so glad to have you and we'll
Y'all in New York, y'all ain't getting
no heat.
New York ain't seen no heat. Heat,
man. Y'all got a nice breeze. New York,
what what's y'all who in New York at the
chat? What's y'all temperature? New
York.
All right, let me see this one.
A new type of TV on display that Best
Buy believes will stop you in your
tracks as you marvel at the intense
vibrant colors like you've never seen.
What is an RGB LED TV? Good question.
That almost looks 3D to a certain extent
because the color is so true to what
color is that the human eye sees.
Blake Hampton is Best Buy's senior VP of
merchandising.
The best way I can explain it is N.
That's a big ass commercial. Hold on.
I thought it was going to be something
informative.
No, I got that.
Oh, no. I did that one.
And
I did that one. Hold up.
Okay, let me see.
New tonight, a father says he fears he'd
be in prison if his young son didn't
record his encounter with police.
No, no, no.
I'm I'm looking for a specific one,
y'all. And I don't think I moved it
over. That That's two of them. I didn't
not want to move over.
Damn it. Oh, here you go. Here you go.
Fastmoving wildfires burning across
multiple states in the West and Canada.
Thousands have been forced to flee their
homes. The so-called bug fire started in
California and is now spread to Nevada.
It's racing toward hundreds of homes and
businesses, prompting widespread. The
reason why I pulled this over is because
I heard them say bug fire and I don't
know what they meant by that. I was
like, "What you mean bug fire now." And
I and I had another one. I'm looking for
that one, too. But they're calling it a
bug fire.
I need to look this up to find out why
they're calling it a bug fire. British
Columbia has declared a state of
emergency as the winddriven flames
scorch western Canada, evacuating more
than 20,000 people. Those flames are
burning near the Washington state
border, prompting fears that it could
reignite the wildfires that devastated
Spokane just days ago. Firefighters in
that state are already battling 20 large
wildfires. None have been contained. And
that unrelenting heat in the west
stoking those wildfires is causing other
problems as well. Saturday in Colorado,
dozens of people were treated for heat
related illnesses during a festival. And
that heat is on the move tonight. ABC's
meteorologist Lesie Lopez leads us off
tonight. The bug fire near Reno, Nevada
is burning out of control. Residents
forced to evacuate as firefighters race
to get the upper hand. It's just one
front in a growing wildfire battle.
Bug is the mountain range. According to
the Inter Agency Fire Center, there are
94 large fires burning nationwide with
more than 30,000 firefighters and other
personnel deployed to battle them.
Hold on.
Hold on. What?
Tonight, the bug fire near Reno, Nevada
is burning out of control. Residents
forced to evacuate as firefighters race
to get the upper hand. It's just one
front in a growing wildfire battle
across the West. According to the Inter
Agency Fire Center, there are 94 large
fires burning nationwide with more than
30,000 firefighters and other personnel.
94
growing wildfire battle across the West.
According to the Inter Agency Fire
Center, there are 94 large fires burning
nationwide with more than 30,000
firefighters and other personnel
deployed to battle them.
94.
There are 94 wildfires burning
nationwide is what she said.
Damn.
30,000 firefighters trying to put this
out
and the count is climbing fast. 183 new
fires reported just since Friday,
including eight new large blazes. In
Northern California, flames are ripping
across Calaveris County while an
expanding brush fire in Los Angeles
County is triggering evacuation
warnings.
Once we started seeing the smoke, heard
sirens, all of that. The helicopter
started coming in. We actually just came
from the hel helipad over there and it
was just wild. Crews there are battling
the Hzer fire and the Walnut fire as red
flag warnings stretched across the inner
mountain west and the Rockies. Just last
weekend, we saw how quickly conditions
like these can explode. Three fires near
Spokane, Washington burned more than
10,000 acres and destroyed nearly 1,000
structures. And the flames aren't
stopping at the border. In British
Columbia, 20,000 people are under
evacuation orders tonight, including
everyone in Summerland, where flames
raced towards homes overnight. I don't
know whether my house is gone or still
there or not, but that fire came so
fast.
And the fire moved so quickly, some
residents and even farm animals became
trapped and had to be rescued.
Aerial response teams were converted to
emergency evacuation personnel. 18 of
our aircraft were used to rescue more
than 50.
Hold on. Type 13
if y'all believe this is done on
purpose.
If type 13 if y'all believe this is a
land grab.
Type 13
if you feel as though this is not
natural.
Type 13 if you believe there's more to
this.
This is iffy.
I didn't know. And another thing is I
was always led to believe that all of
Canada was cold.
I never knew parts of Canada could get
hot. I mean, I'm sure it could get hot,
but wildfire hot. Well, well, hot as hot
as like, let's just say Arizona or KI,
for example, that could cause a
wildfire. I never knew parts of Canada
would go through that. Never knew.
But, um,
but yeah, they
94 and then they just said they reported
138 new fires. If I'm getting that
number correctly, it was well over 100.
And then they said nationwide that's not
natural in my opinion. This heatwave
also that's not fully natural. Um I
believe there is a
besides harp I I know I know some of
y'all about to start saying harp and
DARPA and all the rest of them uh with
the weather machines and stuff like that
and then the seedings in the sky. You
know all of that stuff is real. I'm not
I'm not denying any of that. And then
you know their excuse is oh it's because
of things like this. It's because of the
wildfires or it's because of a drought
for example. Uh again I'm not denying
any of that but I'm just saying it just
seem like it's a deeper thing.
Okay. When when these drastic events
happen like this I believe this is a
land grab so they could start fresh.
So they could start fresh. Take it start
fresh. Build underground and above it.
That's another thing uh people didn't
take into account. What are they
building underground?
So whatever it is that they're building
underground won't be affected by natural
environments above ground.
What do y'all think?
You said clearing land. Hold on. Let me
bring that back up.
Clearing the land for takeover and
insurance payouts. Also hush money. A
lot of the insurance companies left
California,
left them left them hanging during the
last major wildfire. Remember when I was
covering that part
in like four or five different videos
and I was even showing you about the um
the items that were painted blue
and they weren't touched.
those same videos where I was showing
you that they were zapping. They do have
technology to
what I mean by that is what type of
technology is that? It's a laser laser
beam that's out. I need Yeah. to build
smart cities. So-called smart cities.
That's right. Um I need to bring that
back up, too. I need to bring that back.
I need to bring that back up. Yeah.
And at that same time,
I showed you about the I showed you the
underground tunnels under LA, for
example, cuz that was happening in in
LA. And I felt as though that was very
important because a lot of those people,
politicians, high ranking officials,
they were hiding underground. A lot of
the child trafficking hiding
underground. That's why they not being
picked up on flock cameras.
Listen, the tunnels been there for
thousands of years before the Europeans
even arrived here.
The tunnels have been all have been all
over America underground for years.
You seen the under underground tunnels
big enough for big reds to move through
under Denver airport. Huge.
Huge.
Parasitic colonizers also control the
weather. Harp and direct energy weapons.
Yes, that's what I'm talking about.
Direct energy weapons.
That's what I'm referring to.
Direct energy weapons will cause
something like this immediately.
And it doesn't have to be from a plane.
Those direct energy weapons could be
right on the drone.
That technology does exist.
Yep. Before the cartels, too. That's
right. Boom. I'm glad you brought that
up. The underground tunnels existed
before the cartels.
Yes.
Spaces below, not above. Good way to put
it. Good way to put it, Shannon. Good
way to put it. Y'all on it. Y'all on it.
uals
across the West. Extreme heat is adding
another threat. 72 people were treated
during record time heat yesterday.
And who in California right now? Let's
show hands. Who who in I said show of
hands. Who in California right now? And
if you in California right now, what's
your temperature currently? What's your
temperature right now? Where you're
located? You don't got to tell me your
address. I'm just saying where you're
located. Tell me your temperature.
Your current temperature right now.
112 today. Oh, 112. The other day it did
get like that. 110 112 out here where
I'm at in Texas. It did. 72 in West Los
Angeles. You in Southern Cal is 69 in
Southern Cal.
I ain't going to lie. 72. Well, I mean,
then again, I guess the sun is down cuz
it's what 12:00 for y'all right now. 90°
83 in Cali. 95 degrees right now.
It's been in the hundreds, but it's
going down in the 80s this week. Okay.
California 68.
Yeah, California is big as hell. Iso
California one of the biggest states
is California uh right here in Texas and
Florida.
Big ass states.
Big big big land.
Y'all had a We've had much bigger heat
waves.
Currently 68, but the days have been 87.
Okay.
They probably telling the truth. Yeah.
Well, see, that's the reason why I like
to go live because the majority of the
people will say where they from and you
know what their temperature is. I used
to do it all the time. Like when it was
cold, I used to put this up. It was cold
outside.
When I was I was making fun when it was
winter time and it was hot over here cuz
it's, you know, it's only like that long
for winter over here in Texas. I was
making fun of everybody like, "Oh, you
in the cold." "Oh, it's cold over there,
huh? It was cold." I used to do that all
the time.
But nah, man.
Yeah. But notice how I can't even use it
right now. It ain't nowhere near cold
for nobody. Well, Midwest, how y'all
looking? I think Midwest, y'all,
Levante, where y'all at? Hold on.
Chicago in there. Wait, talk to me,
y'all. Ohio, where y'all at in the
temperatures? I think everybody should
be up right now. at least 80. Everybody
should be up right now.
And this Berkeley College is 58. What?
Lon 82 in Lton, Oklahoma. Okay.
It's getting cold in the desert at
night. Y'all burning up in DC. We had a
100 heat wave during Junth. Yeah, that's
the only time. That's the only time.
Yeah, I know DC, you know, came down. I
just talked to my mother earlier.
80 plus today, Levante. Okay,
so Shytown not looking that bad. That's
good. Okay. 70s in Cincinnati.
That's not bad. 73 right now. 75 in
Chicago. Okay.
Only people cold are in the mountains or
Alaska. No, Alaska got to be hot, right?
Ain't no way. Alaska got to be hot right
now.
Who in who in Alaska?
89 in Arizona.
I Is Alaska cold right now?
71 in the DMV.
Okay.
And Colorado was 75. Right now was but
it was 93. Okay.
Uh Arizona 93 degrees. Okay. 92 in North
Carolina. Yeah, I know the South going
to be up there.
Alaska is 61. Okay, Alaska is 61.
Well, that's not cold, but that's not
hot neither. That's probably all right.
Yeah, Alaska should be okay.
Al cuz they they not Alaska not this
cold. Not freezing cold. Can't be.
Can't be. I say 60. Nice breeze. Y'all
should be all right. They should be
okay. I hope so. I don't want nobody in
the snow at this time. Like, I hope they
not in the snow. Alaska 62 right now,
but the sun is still out. Okay.
Okay. Yeah. 91 in Phoenix. Yeah.
But that's only because me in the middle
of a windstorm right now.
Alaska got to be cold. I don't know if
they that cold. I'll take 61 for 200.
You think it'll be hotter since the
wildfire fires up there? Yeah, I saw um
like last month somebody was in the
middle of a winter storm. Last month in
July, they brought that up. They
reported that I forgot who it was, but
it was in the Midwest. They said they
were in a winter storm. I was like, a
winter storm in July? I forgot who it
was, but we would have to pull that back
up. But that was this year. I remember
that. That was this year. I was going to
make fun of him when I went live, but I
think I forgot about him.
You said they wearing sweaters and a
light jacket.
Now they should be Alaska should be uh
You know what? I don't know where they
at. I forgot.
I forgot they um like what? Hold on. Are
they daytime right now? I forgot.
Greenland is [clears throat] 44 now.
That's cold. That's cold.
It's 74 in Boston. What up, Capone? How
you? Oh, see your brother?
It's getting cool in San Francisco Bay
area when it gets dark. Yeah, because
the sun went down. Because the sun went
down. That's it. Cali, y'all not about
to see no cool temperatures. You can
kiss that goodbye. It's summertime,
baby. It's summer time. Cali, y'all
going to be hot. You kiss that goodbye.
What cool temperatures like
you kiss that goodbye? If we suffering,
y'all suffering. And so is Florida.
And uh in Phoenix, in Arizona. Arizona.
[laughter]
I'm pretty sure Arizona getting it, too.
Yeah. 44 is cold. No, that's cold. The
Bay Area is surrounded by water. That
may be okay
as far as the Bay Area being surrounded
by water. That'll probably bring y'all
temperatures down a little bit, but
I don't think it's going to get cool for
y'all. Well, y'all would have to wear a
jacket or nothing like that. I doubt
that very seriously.
You said you couldn't live in Arizona.
Me neither. I had to. Look, I'm talking
about when I first moved out here in
Texas, that took some getting used to
because when I think we moved out here
in either 2019 or I think it was 2019
and it was during the summer and it was
during the summer. Oh my god. And it was
hot. It was already over 100. That took
some getting used to.
Really, I'm not playing. Texas weather I
had to get used to. I wasn't I'm from
the city. I'm from DC. You know what I'm
saying? I'm not saying I moved from DC
straight to Texas. That didn't happen
that way. But I'm just saying I'm from
DC. I ain't used to this type of
temperature. That took some You know
what I'm saying? Slim. That took That
took some getting used to.
Jay, you retracted it. Say it again.
Jay,
Gulf of Mexico, hot waters right now.
Yeah, I could imagine. So, with all this
stuff going on with these wildfires,
that's another reason why I'm glad y'all
said that. Y'all feel as though this was
man-made technically. This is a this is
a land grab. Like all to go back to the
worst weather conditions during the
hurricanes or uh blizzards, stuff like
that. Land grab land. All those people
that be dying,
man. Even when it's snowing, all them
people be dying, man.
And they whoop take it right away.
Snatch it up springs
and Leslie joins us now with more on the
wildfire threat and dangerous heat. So
which areas have you especially
concerned? Right now the west, but now
it's also expanding over to Oklahoma. So
let me just show you what's happening.
That fire weather threat is moving into
Oregon, Washington, Idaho, getting into
Wyoming, but also now parts of Texas and
Oklahoma. That is heat that is moving in
really producing a lot of dry weather
and some wind.
All right, y'all. I got to go. I got to
move. Hold on y'all. Let me start
looking up now.
And heat over into Denver could mean
record-breaking temperatures on Tuesday.
98 degrees expected there. The desert
southwest doesn't improve much this
week. And then we head out towards
severe thunderstorm threats anywhere
from Chicago out towards Fort Rain,
Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids, you're in
there, too. And that area of low
pressure is going to continue to move
out towards the east, bringing with it
severe risk for damaging wind, large
hail, few tornadoes, and flash flooding
possible all the way out towards
Pittsburgh. Good news for New York City.
Finally cooling down next week. I know
that's big relief. Wednesday.
Look at DC. Hold on. DC at 102. Look at
DC. 99 94.
Look at Philly. New York. Okay. Okay.
102. Y'all ain't going to be outside.
Y'all might as well stay inside for all
that. Philly, y'all too. New York. New
York especially. Y'all better stay
inside. That's going that New York going
to be muggy. Uh-uh.
Everybody on East Coast that's over 90s,
stay inside. Quit your job. Quit your
job. Stay inside.
Huh?
All right.
Let me I'm just playing, by the way. You
know, I'm just playing.
All right. Let me see.
Oh, no.
Oh, here it is. No, I didn't want to
play that neither. Okay, so I don't have
that one I wanted to. I could have sworn
I moved it over.
It's all good.
Yeah, I did that. Hold on. I'm just
double checking y'all. Oh, let me see
this real quick.
I do want to continue on with our top
stories. And in fact, right now,
speaking live there in the White House,
we have this vantage point of President
Trump. This shot just now came into our
newsroom. Let's pop up the audio and
listen in.
Wait a minute.
Okay. Thank you very much. We have a few
subjects that we're going to discuss. Uh
all important, but one in particular
important having to do with birthright
and will if you would maybe you could uh
start it off with what Howard's going to
be discussing.
No, I'm not going to lie. I wanted to
hear what he was going to say about the
birthright citizenship one because they
did another executive order. I just
wanted to hear this real quick. Hold on
a minute.
Uh, a short while ago, sir, you signed
an order uh relating to the polysilicon
industry. Um, this is a series of trade
and tariff actions under section 232
intended to ensure that domestic
polysilicon [snorts] manufacturing uh is
properly supported and protected uh from
overseas dumping and offshore threats.
Howard can speak more to the details. Uh
but poly silicon is incredibly important
in the chipm industry and a number of
other industries as well. And like many
of your uh previous trade actions, sir,
this is intended to ensure that we're
onshoring uh manufacturing capacity,
that we're onshoring our own supply of
of critical products uh and chips. Like
I told y'all, 250k is what they paying.
350k
uh for them coders. I'm trying to tell
y'all they started that in 2024.
We're protecting American industry from
malign foreign actors in that space.
Thank you. So poly silicon is sort of
the foundational product that makes
silicon wafers that become the AI chips
and the chips that are in our phones and
everything. So the president's policies
have brought 50% of production into
America. But we need foundational
products made here. Otherwise, you know,
we're making the products here, but we
need the supply chain here. So, this
will bring the supply chain here. We're
setting prices so that the Chinese can't
dump anymore. And we're setting tariffs
to say build it here. We've got the
industry too small and it's going to
explode under your leadership. And we're
having massive numbers of uh I guess
you'd call them factories or plants
built having to do with the
manufacturing of chips, more than we've
ever had before.
We won it in an America.
We're very proud of. They've done
incredible. They've really been an
incredible company. But we're doing some
unbelievable business. Chips will have a
big percentage of the chip business by
the time I leave office, which could be
a long time. Who knows? But it could
also be fairly quick.
Hey, he always saying that. I'm noticing
he always throwing in that jab like he
about to do another four. What y'all
think? Do y'all think President Trump
going to do it again? Do y'all think
he'll do another third term? Like a
third term? Even though they saying you
got to go through some drastic measures
to make that happen,
but he keep alluding to it. I'm going to
be your last president. What y'all
think? Long time. He trolling. Y'all
think he trolling? Hell no. You do?
Yeah, that was it. He kept I mean, I'm
talking about every single time he get a
chance, he keep throwing that up
like he about to be the president a long
time.
2028 and 2032,
he playing.
He holding the White House hostage.
He wouldn't be the only president of the
United States to do to have a third
term, by the way.
FDR,
and they say 2 and 1/2 years. We're
going to find out, but I just want to
say that it's an honor to have worked
with a very smart group of people and
we're bringing the chip business back
into the United States in a very big
way. Jameson, do you have anything to
say about that?
Sir, I I think you need to put this in
the context of everything else that's
happening. manufacturing productivity is
the highest it's been in years. We
haven't seen any growth like this uh for
forever under President Biden. Uh the
last part of his presidency, he lost
220,000 manufacturing jobs. The
president has stabilized this. Now the
manufacturing jobs are going up. So all
of these indicators on manufacturing are
happening and it's because of tariffs.
It's because of trade actions. It's
because of the investment credits you've
given people, the tax credits,
everything you're doing. The energy
policy, all of it is bringing
manufacturing back here, protecting
American workers and American jobs.
That that gold eagle right here like
that. I wish I had that. That That's
something I would have had behind me
right now.
Hundreds of billions of dollars worth of
dollars. I mean, just money. The money
that we've never seen anything like it
with no inflation. By the way, everyone
said, "Oh, there'll be inflation." We
have very low inflation. We brought
inflation way down. I inherited the
worst inflation in the history of our
country. They say 48 years, but I say
the history of our country and from the
Biden administration. And we're bringing
it way down. So, uh, the numbers that of
of I mean, beyond the money being
brought in, the number of factories
being built in our country is more now
than we have ever seen before. There's
never been anything like it. And uh
you're going to see his favorite thing.
You're seeing the results already in
construction jobs cuz they're being
built all over the country. But uh in
another year as they start to open uh
there's never been we call it the golden
age of America. That's what it is. Now
if we could talk uh Steve maybe you
could discuss what we're dealing with on
birthright citizenship. We had a very
decision in the Supreme Court concerning
birthight. was close but a very very
unfortunate decision. Uh so we're uh
making adjustments because it's very
unfair. This was done for a different
reason. This was done right after the
Civil War. This was for the babies of
slaves
and uh what's happening now. People are
building businesses around it from
wealthy people are building businesses
around birthright citizenship. That's
not the way it was supposed to work.
It's a disgrace. They're buying their
way in and uh we're not going to let it
happen. So Stephen, if you will, please.
Yes. So today the president blue tie
Trump. Okay.
Orders here relating to birthright
citizenship and birth tourism. As the
president mentioned, the 14th amendment
was passed exclusively in the aftermath
of the civil war so to ensure that the
children of slaves would be citizens. It
had no other meaning and purpose outside
of that. And that's been clear obviously
since the day that it was passed. You
can go back, you can read the
congressional debates. This was not
something that's even seriously
contested by anybody. The president is
using his authority as commanderin-chief
to sign first an executive order using
the new ruling the Supreme Court issued
to expand the definitions of people who
are ineligible for birthright
citizenship. That includes, for example,
alien enemies of the United States,
members of foreign terrorist
organizations, and large categories of
people who lobby and act on behalf of
foreign governments. And so with taking
this action, it ensures that large
numbers of people who wrongly would be
getting birthright citizenship will no
longer be eligible for those benefits.
The second action that he's taking,
which is especially historic, is for the
first time ever in American history, to
ban birth tourism. So, I want you to
really let that sink in. This has been
something that people have talked about
not only for years, but for decades. the
idea that people come here pretending to
be a tourist, pretending to be a
visitor, saying they want to go to
Disneyland or they want to go visit a a
monument or go to a national park. But
the real reason they're here is to have
a child, to make that child an automatic
citizen, leave our country, and then
have a US citizen child. It gives them
access under this broken system to
the welfare benefits ultimately to the
voting booth and all the other rights
welfare and then have a US citizen
child. It gives them access under this
broken system to welfare benefits
ultimately to the voting booth and all
the other rights and privileges that
belong solely to Americans. So that
pride them folks that y'all considering
white on the census need to be held
accountable too. I I don't know why I'm
always seeing so-called black and
so-called Latino people, the only ones
that's got and and Haitian,
the only ones. Let me see more. And I do
see some coming from uh France being
deported. Um but no, I'm with them
Somalians are not being deported. Where
they at? I'm not seeing no where the
rest of the Europeans being deported at.
It's a whole bunch of them,
you know. Come on now. and they
benefiting off the welfare benefits ba
basically American taxpayers
and that needs to be restructured
because why are the indigenous people
being taxed the hardest out of everybody
now that's something now I want to get
with somebody on that note like we need
to do something on that note so we can
make that an alarming topic like keep
this in mind y'all that's that's
something I definitely want to do here
recently I I want
I don't know who to get with on that
note, but I want to do that. I want to
make that an alarming thing. I want that
to be like a trending topic where
because we are taxed differently from
everybody else. We're taxed the worst
from everybody else. I want that to
change.
I want that to change. Like for example,
your paycheck, you and somebody else
that doesn't share the same skin
complexion as you and I, y'all could be
working at the same job, for example,
and y'all supposed to and y'all doing
the exact same thing, same job title and
everything, right?
You are supposed to be receiving the
same amount of money as that other
person, right? At least a roundabout.
But at least a roundabout. I'm just
saying because I know that would depend
on experience and blah blah blah blah
box. So that could fluctuate, but there
should be no reason why you're being
taxed harder. Now, what I mean by that
is is they're taking out at least 400 to
a,000 more dollars out of your taxes
versus somebody else. They're And I was
encouraging people on Tik Tok and I was
encouraging people on YouTube basically
YouTube and then went to Tik Tok cuz I
seen they chopped it up. I was I was
encouraging people to hey compare it
with your buddies. Compare your paycheck
with your buddies. And I'm not playing
like what I mean by buddies is man like
you not trying to be funny. Y'all
supposed to be getting paid around about
the same amount. Hey man, let me just
see so I could compare apples to
oranges. Get it? But you supposed to be
comparing apples to other apples. But
just let me just see. But I want that to
be a campaign. And I want that done some
type of way where that noise could be
made and then a broader scope could be
placed onto that because that hasn't
been looked into and it should in my
opinion.
Birth tourism is as of the signing of
this order hereby banned and what that
means is that no one in the world is any
more allowed to obtain a visa for this
fraudulent purpose. It is probably and
President Trump has done many historic
things on immigration. Too many to
listen. Y'all got to hurry up. Trump
look like he tired.
Record deportations, record integrity,
stopping foreign terrorism.
Trump is falling asleep.
In drug seizures, dismantling criminal
cartels, dismantling the gangs, right?
Everything he's done that has been so
unprecedented. I would put this in the
top three in terms of importance because
it ends what has been one of the gravest
and most egregious.
Oh, Trump is falling asleep.
I ain't trying to be funny. Trump is
tired. Trump is falling asleep. Hold on.
I'm trying to listen,
right? Everything he's done that has
been so unprecedented, I would put this
in the top three in terms of importance
because it ends what has been one of the
gravest and most egregious abuses of the
American system and it keeps American
citizenship sacred.
Thank you. Okay, Mr. President,
that's big stuff. That's a big deal.
Thank you. Tourism executive order. Um
what are the plans for enforcement are
[music] cracking down on tourism hotels
this coming?
So we're cracking down very big very big
big crackdowns and this will give us the
right to do it in a much more forceful
manner but they've taken birthight
citizenship and they've made a joke out
of it and we're actually the only
country of of size I think just about
the only country period that does birth
rights.
Notice he said country not nation
citizenship. I thought we were going to
win it at the Supreme Court.
Unfortunately, we had a bad decision.
Very unfair decision. Our country
suffers because of it. And we're ending
it a different way. Mr. President, Mr.
President, at the Supreme Court, John
Sauer, the solicitor general, did not
have an answer as to how many
individuals take advantage of birth
tourism. Is there a number that you
I'll tell you right now. Hundreds of
thousands. Okay. Hundreds of thousands.
You have uh one man came in with a
family head said he had 56 children.
Another one came in they said they had
98 children. Now hold on wait a minute.
Hold on. And and and actually
historically I noticed that was that is
that same point was happening in the
past um especially in the early 1900s. A
lot of the foreigners were coming over
here were um gaining land. Some of them
were getting land, getting a house, and
they were creating what they called um
orphan centers that we would call orphan
centers now, but back then they were not
called that. And they would adopt a
whole rack of immigrants that's not a
part of their family, but they had to
consider them their family.
Okay? And it was a bunch of them at one
time. 50, 60, all the way up to 70 to 80
like he said. And I didn't know that
that was a move that they were making in
order for those children who were
supposed to be trying to get American
citizenship in order for them to gain
American citizenship and the people, you
know, their parents left. Like the
tourists came over here, you know, had a
child with somebody else and had to
leave, right? But those children were
being picked up by the foreigners that
were able to stay that had their house
set and they shared it their farms and
everything. That was a form of slavery
as well, by the way. Um I I'm trying to
remember which video I tapped into that.
Oh. Oh, that was Mother Rosa. That was
Mother Rosa. Um now, Mother Rosa is
exclusively on my website. Mother Rosa
is exclusively on my website. That is um
I'm ref I'm talking about the mother of
the civil rights movement,
Rosa Parks. But that's on the website.
If you didn't see that documentary, my
wife and I are narrating and we did our
own research and we did our own editing.
That is a very good documentary and it's
going to that point that I just made.
But yeah, so that's the reason why I was
I was about to recall a YouTube video
where I went over there. Nah, that's on
the website. Sorry about that. But that
is on the website. This
is not what it was for. This was meant
for the babies of slaves. It was it was
right after one week or two weeks after
the Civil War ended. This wasn't for
wealthy multi-million.
I talked about the orphan trains on
there, but no, this was deeper than the
orphan trains. This was more about the
parents or immigrants that adopted the
children. Yeah. Who would could be who
would be considered orphans onto their
farmland that they had and made them do
a job. And the reason why I brought that
up is because of Harriet I mean Harriet
T because of Rosa Parks's
um
father. Her father if I'm recalling it
correctly
her father. But you going to see me get
into that. You're going to see me get
into it.
There's billionaires coming in and uh
bringing 15, 20, 30 children along with
them. It's become a big business and
we're ending that business. Please.
What makes you confident? What makes you
confident, Mr. president that this will
pass constitutional
right like the cabbage patch kids.
Correct. Just like the cabbage patch.
Well, I think in fact uh I asked a very
talented person named Will Sharf who's
standing right behind me and you want to
discuss that? Will you felt pretty
surely strongly about it?
The law is absolutely clear. What we're
talking about as Steven said with
respect to birth tourism, something that
used to happen incidentally where
somebody who happened to be on vacation
here went into labor early and had a
baby. This was sort of a a you know a
relatively small problem. What we've
seen in recent years though is uh
organized rings at times criminal rings
setting up a system whereby tens,
hundreds, thousands, tens of thousands
of people can come to this country in an
organized fashion and and give birth
here purely for the the sake of
obtaining birthright citizenship. This
order takes a number of different
actions.
But that's been the reason why I brought
that up is because that's been happening
historically. Now they're trying to
crack down on that. But that was their
main ticket, main ticket in have a child
with somebody,
you know, then some type of way they're
able to gain American citizenship,
whether if it's right then and there or
later on down the line. They found
loopholes, but again, it's been
happening for years all the way back
then as probably even uh before that.
But I just so happened to mention that
and go in detail in that documentary
that I'm referring to called Mother Rosa
and which I I don't even have that
trailer on here. Do I do I have it on
here? I don't. I don't cuz that was a
while ago. I put Mother Rosa out. When
did we put Mother Rosa out? 2020
four. I believe we put Mother Rosa out
in 2024.
So, it's still good though. If you
haven't seen it, it's still up on the
site.
Intended to combat those sorts of
organized practices. uh we look very
heavily at denying visas uh to people
that we have reason to believe uh are
coming here for that purpose. Visas both
for uh punitive parents but also for the
people organizing these rings. Uh
there's also obviously a law enforcement
component. Uh we'll have a full fact
sheet released on this soon. But what
we're doing is taking uh legally
validated means that are clearly within
our disposal and targeting them square
on uh to this birth tourism industry. Uh
there's absolutely nothing in here that
runs a foul of any of the Supreme
Court's opinions on the subject. This is
frankly it's action that's overdue. And
I'm thankful that President Trump is
finally taking decisive action to combat
this this issue of birth tourism now
that it's been queued up in the way that
it has uh as a result of the Supreme
Court's opinion.
This should have been done a long time
ago. This should have happened years
ago, but we're taking care of it now.
Please,
thank you. Can you help us understand
how you distinguish between a tourist
and a birth tourist?
Well, I'll let you discuss it, please.
Yes, happy to. And so, by the way, that
was an excellent presentation, Stephen.
The Yes. For those of you who want to do
your uh your research on this section
215A of the Immigration and Nationality
Act gives the president this authority.
215A of the Immigration Nationality Act.
Very rarely used. probably one of the
strongest laws in the entire 1952 in
this power and that's not the only but
it's the main statutory authority that's
being used in this order. So birth
tourism is by definition a fraud on the
American system on the American taxpayer
on the American visa. If you're coming
here and again your state of purpose is
that you're a tourist then by definition
you are here to come for a few weeks
look what we have engage in commerce and
leave. So, if you're telling a concert
officer you're here as a tourist, but
your true purpose and intent is to go to
a baby mill, give birth, and try to mint
an American citizen while you're here,
then you're committing a fraud against
the American government. And by
definition, that visa can and should and
will be now denied.
Mr. President, there is a report that
you told donors that they need to get JD
Vance elected in 2028. Is that your
official endorsement?
No, it's uh I heard about it a little
while ago. I think he's great, but we're
way too early to even be thinking about
that.
Okay.
And then Mr.
Uh-oh.
That was a little shot.
Does he have a problem with uh JD Vans?
That's his vice president. Oh, that was
a shot.
That was a shot. That was a shot at JD
Vance.
I don't know about that one. I I need to
pay attention to their relationship a
little bit more. Something must have
happened.
I don't like Vance either. It's
something up. He That was alarming.
That was alarming right there. Something
up.
Rubio or Trump.
JD been talking too much.
Oh, wait. Is JD did did did they buy him
out? Is he a part of Israel?
Yeah, he too sleepy right there. No,
he's definitely tired. But when they
brought JD up, you know, damn, that that
that face dropped, that tone dropped,
that's a I don't trust that [ __ ] no
more type face type attitude.
Vance is too soft and compromised.
JB been on a fraud dump. Trump wouldn't
be discussing the 2028 plans. They're
still getting a 2020 fraudulence. These
people or Scooby-Doo almost got away
with it, too. Rubio would have a heavier
hammer than Trump.
Uh definitely tied to Israel. I I kind
of figured that's what the problem was.
I mean, I think all um including Trump
were infiltrated by Israel. nothing
yahoo puppeteering.
Uh well,
we'll see. I matter of fact, I'm going
to end it with that one. I'mma end it
with that one because I wanted to see
what he was saying about birthright
citizenship. Now, I did do a documentary
on that for people to understand what
that is. And um and it was pretty good.
But I I may even update it and do a part
two now that I see that he put out an um
another executive order to try to, you
know, do away with certain parts of it.
So, they did kind of narrow it down to
certain parts that they feel as though
should work. Um but they got brushed out
by the Supreme Court, which is
interesting. You know, apparently some
Republicans were for that narrative as
well. I'm pretty sure the reason why
that didn't get pushed out or made law
lawful or they were, you know, going
against his first executive order was
because the majority of them are
immigrants.
The majority of the policy makers are
immigrants. Let's be real.
Let's be real.
It's a contradiction.
That girl, what's her name? That girl,
um, what's that senator? I mean, not
senator. She's a um
uh what is her? She is a uh the Somalian
lady. The Somalian lady in um not
Massachusetts.
Oh man, y'all know who I'm talking
about. Where they said that she married
her brother or how'd it go? I forgot
now. It's late.
I forgot.
Yeah. Ela Ela Omar, right? Yeah. her
married her brother in Minnesota.
Minnesota. Minnesota. Yeah. Like, how
how in the how is she still?
How is she still around?
I thought that was illegal. And even
Trump said that out of out of his mouth.
I thought that was illegal. If I was
president, she'll be stripped of her
duties, sent back home.
That's fraud. That you committing fraud.
your blood brother, you gonna marry him
so he could become a citizen. That's
fraud.
So this is protecting a lot of people
unfortunately. But that's why I felt as
though the the adjustments on the
birthright citizenship needs to get
handled
in my opinion. Yeah, it's definitely
illegal.
Definitely illegal.
That's why he stopped her as a
birthright. Yeah, I agree. Again, there
are some things that I like that Trump
is trying to do and has done, and there
are some things that are questionable.
And of course, y'all know I'm I'm
biased, so I'm going to state the
obvious, and I'm also going to state the
ones that are not so obvious and give my
take on it. But yeah, this one right
here, I feel as though it's a must.
Birthright citizenship is a must. Um,
it's it's too it's too much fraud going
on and these people are becoming policy
makers, lawmakers. That's unfortunate.
That's unfortunate.
Now, tomorrow or later on today rather,
I'm going to be getting into um because
I saw what happened with Nolan Wells and
I saw what happened with Tia um what's
her name
this Hold on. Let me play this real
quick. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold
on. Because a person of interest
is a question. I forgot what her first
name is. Hold on y'all. I'm trying to
grab that. But she was found hanging
from a tree out there in Jackson,
Mississippi. Hold on, let me play this.
This person of interest since they have
not been charged with a crime in this
case, we are not disclosing their name
or showing their photo.
One week now since 29-year-old Tasia
Fortune's body was found hanging from a
tree in the backyard of a vacant house
in West Jackson. We could soon find out
more about how Fortune died. We're
expecting to hear on Thursday from the
state medical examiner as what the
official cause of death is.
According to testimony in municipal
court, investigators have charged an
individual as a person of interest on
unrelated charges. The 65year-old man
was questioned in the hours after
Fortune was found hanging from a tree in
the backyard of a vacant house on Road
of Remembrance one week ago.
People are upset about it and quite
naturally they should be. Uh this is
something that that's a very disturbing
situation in case in our city and in our
state.
It's it's a hold on y'all. It's multiple
people being Yeah. See, this is another
reason why tomorrow or later on today
rather when I go live. Um I had some
stuff written down. I had some stuff
that I want to go over. Um y'all know I
could take the history of Mississippi
and break that [ __ ] all the way the [ __ ]
down if you really want me to. Um, I
still went may brush up on it a little
bit here and there just for certain
parts, but I just want to show the
rituals that are being conducted,
especially in Jackson, Mississippi. This
is a whole another one. And it's a
problem. It's a pro. I just want to
expose like I don't care if people get
mad. I just want to expose the real deal
about what's going on here because
there's a lot of unanswered questions.
I'm going to try to get my best answer
to this to let you guys know what's
going on here. This was already pre
pre-planned.
Pre-planned. And I'mma explain what's
going on. But hold on. Let me wait.
What's this young lady's name again? She
was 29.
Her name is Wait.
I know her last name was Fortune. What's
her first name?
Tacia. Tacia. Fortune. I hope I'm
pronouncing her name right. Tacia. cuz
it's a t a s i a ta
to see a fortune. I hope I'm pronouncing
it correctly.
In the backyard of a vacant house on
road of remembrance one week ago.
People are upset about it and quite
naturally they should be. Uh this is
something that that's a very disturbing
situation and case in our city and in
our state.
It's Tay or Tacia. I'mma have it right
later on. I'm going to have it right for
sure later on today. But we're not going
to to jump to conclusions.
Officers found the gun on the man and
realized he was convicted felon. They
charged him with being a felon in
possession of a firearm. Authorities say
the person lives on the same street.
Okay. She lives on the same street. Keep
in mind she was found in an abandon in
the backyard of of an abandoned house.
This was a 65year-old man
uh that was found with a with a gun on
him and he was a felon. He not supposed
to be having a weapon on him. This was
interesting. I mean, I would love for
them to give us a uh you know, race.
Just slap the race on it real quick. You
know, can I hear that real quick? 65.
Was he black? Let me hear.
Remains were found. They say he admitted
to arguing with Fortune 2 days before
her remains were found, but he denied
harming her. Given Mississippi's
Wait, Tate Asia.
Say Asia
if found hanging from a tree behind a
vacant house. You got to go from where
you were to how you got there like you
were snatched out of your house walking
down the street car jacked etc. Yeah,
this was it was definitely planned for
sure. Tay Asia. Tay Asia, I hope you're
right. I really hope you're right. Tay
Asia
t Asia
I hope you're right. I'mma find out for
sure. Maybe they even say it right now.
Of racially motivated lynchings. Mayor
Horn says he understands why many may be
feeling afraid.
When incidents like this pop up, the
natural conclusion is, "Oh, there's
something very heinous and and and um uh
that hearkens back to our past. That's a
part of this. I'm not sure that's the
case at this point."
I mean, of course, you're not sure, but
you're supposed to say the more
professional way. Okay. Especially with
people that's trying to know answers
just as well as you are about what
happened to her. You're supposed to say,
"But we can't rule any of that out."
Just like we can't rule out that there
was no foul play. Like you I mean speak
more professional in this sense and
cater to people's feelings in this sense
when they know that they have
Mississippi has a history, you know, of
this of lynchings. I don't care if
you're the mayor, you know, but if
you're going to be the mayor, you need
to be for the people, not for the
government of that state. You know,
but see, some of these people that they
put in political positions of power are
not for the people. They're not. They're
just there to get a check.
That person of interest, who again, we
are not naming or showing their
photograph. That individual was being
held was given a bond for $250,000
on that charge of being a felon and
possession of a firearm. And we just
checked the recent Hines County inmate
detail. That person is still listed as a
me as someone inside Raymond Detention
Center. For now, we're live at JPD
headquarters. Ross Adams, 16.
Okay, I'll keep that to the side. I'll
find that. You know, my nosy ass would
get that information. I'll find out who
he is. Even though they consider him the
person of interest and don't want to put
his information out there for some odd
reason. I don't know why would how and
why.
What? Matter of fact, forget the how.
Why are you protecting the felon? The
identity of a felon.
Let me just hear what he is, what his
name is, pitch. You got all that. Then I
can find it. Don't worry about it. I'll
put it out there.
All right.
But I wanted to leave it on a great
note, y'all. I apologize for damn for
playing that right there. I just wanted
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coming up later on today. So, I'mma see
y'all later on today. I'mma see y'all
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could go out with some music. You know
what I'm saying? Like hold on. Let me
let me turn it up a little bit. Just a
little bit.
[music]
Yeah.
2 two.
I can't hear my mic.
[music]
Two two.
Oh, that's why. I got it. I got it. I
fix it.
I had the boost on.
[music]
I fixed it. Glad I glad I caught that.
[music]
Yeah, man. Let that sink in.
Let it sink in.
All right.
[music]
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almost 6 o'clock. I didn't clocked in
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