Sept. 12, 2011 - Dan Bidondi Show
06:05
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| Time | Text |
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| Thank you. | |
| I'm Kennedy Plaza and we've got TSA expected. | |
| Excuse me sir. | |
| Why is TSA patrolling the plaza over here? | |
| Excuse me? | |
| Why is TSA patrolling the plaza over here? | |
| We're not patrolling. | |
| We're always here, though. | |
| We come here every now and then. | |
| But why are you here? | |
| It's just a routine. | |
| Routine for what? | |
| Operation. | |
| Operation for what? | |
| What's that? | |
| You guys set up naked body scanners here, too? | |
| No. | |
| But what's your purpose being here? | |
| It's just a security enhancement. | |
| Enhancement against what? | |
| Any type of threat that may... What kind of threat is that? | |
| I've seen all the propaganda videos from... Propaganda? | |
| The Nazi Janet Napolitano. | |
| I told you why I'm here. | |
| Yeah, but sorry, like uh... Homeland Security has no jurisdiction here. | |
| I'm not here to argue with you or anything. | |
| Yeah, but we're here to defend the Constitution. | |
| And by you guys being here, you're posing a threat to people's liberties. | |
| But what kind of threat are you talking about? | |
| That's what we want to know. | |
| Sir, what kind of threat are you looking for? | |
| Sir, as federal agents, you have to answer these questions under the Constitution. | |
| We don't abide by your Patriot Act. | |
| Your Patriot Act is unconstitutional. | |
| It's a Nazi act. | |
| Sir, why are you here? | |
| So if you see something, what do you do? | |
| Sir, if you see something, what do you do then? | |
| That's what we want to know. | |
| Why are you here? | |
| I told you why we're here. | |
| I know, you told me. | |
| What do you do if you see something? | |
| It's a minor question that you're asking me. | |
| It's a conflict. | |
| It's not a conflict. | |
| As a federal inspector, you have to... You are being very aggressive towards us. | |
| Yeah, but we need to know these answers. | |
| We're going to go our way, okay? | |
| Yeah, but we need to know these answers, sir. | |
| As a public official, you have to answer our questions. | |
| What do you do if you see somebody who is a threat? | |
| You contact the appropriate people. | |
| Who's that? | |
| It's none of your concern. | |
| It is my concern. | |
| I'm a citizen of this country. | |
| You guys have a card? | |
| You have an ID, sir, of TSA inspector? | |
| Sir, do you have an ID? | |
| Sir, do you have an ID of being a TSA inspector? | |
| How do we know you're not a palister? | |
| Sir, what do you do if you see something? | |
| Who do you call? | |
| It is my concern to know. | |
| Who do you call, sir? | |
| It's my concern to know. | |
| Sir, as a public official, you have to answer my question under the Constitution. | |
| So you look here, right on Truth Radio, you're seeing two TSA inspectors that will not answer constitutional questions. | |
| And he's contacted his supervisor. | |
| He can tell you, Homeland Security, we're not going to obey you. | |
| We're not going to abide by your unconstitutional laws. | |
| That's right, TSA people, they want to take your civil liberties away. | |
| These are the criminals in our government. | |
| They want to take our constitutional rights away. | |
| Boss, you're going to do that across the street. | |
| You can't do it on the RIPTA property. | |
| Okay. | |
| Alright, so you walk off the sidewalk and pass this fellow. | |
| Sir, excuse me, there's case laws in the Constitution that says we can't do this. | |
| No, this is RIPTA property and they don't want you on here. | |
| Listen to me! | |
| Sir, I'm calling the Constitution. | |
| I don't care what you're quoting. | |
| I'm telling you to go across the street. | |
| Sir, the Constitution don't count here. | |
| Go across the street, I said. | |
| That's it. | |
| So if we stand on the street, we're going to get in trouble. | |
| You're not going to stand on the street. | |
| You stand on the sidewalk on that side, that's fine. | |
| This is Ripton property and they don't want anybody distributing leaflets on their property. | |
| We're not selling nothing, sir. | |
| I didn't say you're selling anything. | |
| You're distributing leaflets. | |
| There's no more questions. | |
| You can go on that side and that's it. | |
| We're under a constitution. | |
| We'll lock you up if I tell you to move. | |
| Trying to be nice. | |
| We're exercising the constitution. | |
| Trying to be nice. | |
| Go over on the sidewalk across the street. | |
| Yeah, and we got case laws in the First Amendment to back us up. | |
| I'm glad for you. | |
| I'll tell you what to do. | |
| Thank you, sir. | |
| Thank you, sir. | |
| Thank you for honoring your oath in the Constitution, too. | |
| Bye. | |
| Bye, guys. | |
| Let's go. | |
| And this is a police officer, folks, TruthRadio.cc, that does not honor his Constitution, nor his oath. | |
| Oh, you're wearing a sidewalk mask. | |
| Come here. | |
| Get out on the street, there's cars and buses. | |
| Oh, you told us to move, so... | |
| 9-11 was an inside job! | |
| Police officers, on your oath, honor the Constitution. | |
| Freedom of speech shall not be infringed by no one. | |
| We're here to stand for truth. | |
| 9-11 was an inside job. | |
| It was orchestrated by the military-industrial complex and the Bush administration. | |
| Read the Constitution and honor your oath! | |
| You're not above the law! | |
| Hey guys, these jerks here, these jerks are here to take away our civil liberties. | |
| They're nothing but tyrants to the whole United States government. |
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