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Man On The Sidewalk
00:08:05
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| The End The End The End This is currently Fest-TriOn packet. | |
| This is the first time of the video. | |
| This is the first time of the video. | |
| This is the first time of the video. | |
| I'm a member of the press. | |
| You know how long this firetruck is going to be? | |
| You all right, sir? | |
| Sir, are you okay? | |
| Can I leave your hands off me? | |
| This is my first amendment to the Constitution. | |
| This is United States territory. | |
| This is New World Order property. | |
| I'm a radio talk show host. | |
| I'm a radio talk show host. | |
| I'm a radio talk host. | |
| Nothing. | |
| Why is there a mark on his face? | |
| Nothing happened. | |
| Listen, I'm not going to tell you again. | |
| Go on the sidewalk, please. | |
| How you doing, sir? | |
| Hey, how you doing? | |
| This is a police scene. | |
| You go on the other side of the sidewalk, sir. | |
| Excuse me, sir. | |
| I'm a member of the press. | |
| This is my first amendment to the Constitution. | |
| You have your ID? | |
| All right, good. | |
| Come on over here. | |
| Come on over here. | |
| You can stand right over here, sir. | |
| This is Central Falls property on top of it. | |
| Yep. | |
| OK, good. | |
| Why does he have a bruise on his face? | |
| Sir, stand over there, OK? | |
| Why does he have a bruise on his face? | |
| I'm a member of this country. | |
| It's my constitutional right. | |
| Why does he have a mark on his face like that? | |
| OK. | |
| This ain't no police state. | |
| I want you to understand this. | |
| It's my full constitutional right to ask questions. | |
| I'm standing in the middle of the road, sir. | |
| Sir, you're standing in the middle of the road now, okay? | |
| I would suggest you get on the sidewalk, please. | |
| There's no cars coming. | |
| Yes, you're in the middle of the road, though. | |
| Please step on the sidewalk. | |
| That's all I'm asking you. | |
| Thank you. | |
| But there's no car. | |
| I'm not obstructing traffic. | |
| I'm not obstructing no justice here. | |
| It's my full constitutional right to do so. | |
| I'm a member of the press. | |
| Actually, I have to stand over here instead of watching my... I'm a radio talk show host. | |
| I'm advising you of my constitutional rights. | |
| and they will not be violated. | |
| Apparently the guy's got a a mark on his face but nobody knows what happened. | |
| Hey sir, why is there a mock on his face? | |
| I guess it's the police state. | |
| Can't ask questions, you're not allowed to stand in the street because it's New World Auto Property. | |
| Why does that man have blood stains all over his face? | |
| We have a right to know as taxpaying citizens. | |
| It's my constitutional duty and responsibility to ask questions. | |
| And they shall not be infringed. | |
| You're not above the what? | |
| Right here on Rand Street in Central Falls, Rhode Island. | |
| Or on the border, I guess, of Central Falls and Pawtucket. | |
| It's a man with a bloody face and nobody knows nothing. | |
| So you're going to back up a little bit. | |
| The rescue's here, okay? | |
| They're gonna need a little... Just back up a few more feet. | |
| Yep, I'm on a sidewalk, sir. | |
| Yep, I know where you are, okay? | |
| I'm on a sidewalk. | |
| The rescue needs to tend to this guy, so just back up a few more feet for me, okay? | |
| Give me a little bit of room. | |
| Okay, you're good right there. | |
| - Yeah, don't come any closer. - Look, sir, is this your property? | |
| You live here, right here? | |
| So get off the property. | |
| That's our landlord's property. | |
| You live in this house right here? | |
| He owns the same home right there. | |
| Okay, well, step down, please. | |
| This isn't your property. | |
| He told me to stay away from the... Thank you. | |
| Did you just ask me why he's got bruises on his face? | |
| I mean, answer the question. | |
| I didn't see any bruises on his face. | |
| He's got one. | |
| I can see it with the video camera. | |
| That could be his complexion, no? | |
| I don't know. | |
| Yeah, but that's not right. | |
| He's a defenseless old man. | |
| - Again, let me use a question. | |
| Did you just ask me why he's got bruises on his face? | |
| I mean, answer the question. | |
| I didn't see any bruises on his face. | |
| He's got one. | |
| I can see it with the video camera. | |
| It could be his complexion, though. | |
| Answer the question. | |
| I didn't see any bruises on his face. | |
| He's got one. | |
| I can see it with the video camera. | |
| It could be his complexion, though. | |
| I don't know. | |
| Yeah, but that's not right. | |
| It defends its own man. | |
| Answer the question. | |
| Hey, sir, why do you have bruises on your face? | |
| You have a right to answer the question. | |
| I'm on the sidewalk yelling now. | |
| That's disorderly conduct. | |
| Sir, no, it's not. | |
| I know my constitutional rights. | |
| I'm a member of the press. | |
| I know every constitutional right. | |
| Make sure you relax, okay? | |
| I'm relaxing. | |
| I had a friend who was shot. | |
| An innocent friend who was naked. | |
| He was shot in the back. | |
| Five members of the Pawtucket Police. | |
| That's his complexion, folks. | |
| He's got an ambulance attending to him. | |
| You're all watching Truth Radio Live. | |
| Truth Radio Live via satellite radio. | |
| As folks, this man's got a bruise and cuts and lacerations on his face. | |
| Nobody knows why or if it's a common it. | |
| That's just his complexion. | |
| We got medical attention to them. | |
| Do not | |
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Ask Your Questions
00:02:15
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| Do not see a smile. | |
| Yeah, nice perplexion. | |
| Hey sir, you okay? | |
| You have a right to speak, you know it's your First Amendment. | |
| Don't let them tell you otherwise. | |
| Did they hit you with any mace or anything? | |
| I've got to add video. | |
| I've got three cameras around here right now. | |
| You have anything to say, you have the right to say it. | |
| Listen, you're free to talk to him anytime after we leave, okay? | |
| How's that? | |
| You can ask all the questions you want. | |
| Excuse me, sir. | |
| I've got three shadow cameras around here. | |
| That's okay. | |
| I'm not afraid. | |
| I love the camera. | |
| I'm not afraid. | |
| This is my republic. | |
| This is my country. | |
| I have a right to defend it. | |
| My First Amendment of the Constitution shall not be infringed. | |
| You're not above the law, so... My First Amendment. | |
| No, that's if the obstruction thing's overblown. | |
| That officer's trying to speak to him, okay? | |
| By you yelling at him and obstructing us, okay? | |
| I'm asking him a question. | |
| So leave it alone for a minute. | |
| I'm asking that question. | |
| I'll just make sure it's the office designer that works. | |
| That's all I do. | |
| This is a republic, not a new world order. | |
| Sarah, you okay? | |
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Hi, Box Face
00:00:30
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| You okay? | |
| You got a box on your face. | |
| God bless you. | |
| Hi! | |