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Nov. 5, 2019 - Liberty Hangout - Kaitlin Bennett
18:01
Antifa Allowed to Run the Streets at Trump Rally
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I remember whenever the founding fathers in the 1700s said you can walk around with your video cameras.
Bring you cameras.
Hey, that the fell.
Whoa!
Whoa!
hey I would like to press charges.
We're not doing that right now.
We're not allowed to press charges.
You're not gonna arrest him right now for doing that to me.
No.
Is it a felony to assault a woman?
It is not.
It's not us.
Alright, it's our hands are tied on certain things.
You're right, your hands are tied, and that's why you didn't arrest them tonight.
Correct.
How are you guys?
We're doing a YouTube channel.
Uh do you guys want to say why you're here today?
Why what it means to you?
You want to do?
It's up to you.
You don't have to do it.
I'm good.
Okay.
Alrighty.
Thank you though.
You are welcome.
That's why.
Get off my phone.
Why are you putting it in my face?
I'm sorry, it wasn't in your face though.
Why are you acting like this?
I have no clue who you are.
I don't know who you are.
Kaelin, you think we don't know Jeff?
Yeah.
I don't know, it seems really misogynistic, right?
Treating a woman like that?
Yeah, absolutely.
Ah, progressive.
He needs a piece of toilet paper to dump on Trump.
Why are you trying to film people who don't want to be filmed?
Oh, okay.
No, we're asking for people's consent.
We're not just filming them.
Oh, okay.
It didn't seem like that, because you didn't get my consent and you're filming me right now.
Well you came up and talked to me, so I assume that was consent.
Oh, well.
What are you bringing out here today?
What's your message?
Trump is a fascist.
Oh, absolutely he's a fascist.
What is the definition of fascism?
It's whenever you use xenophobia.
How are you doing, Caitlin?
How are you?
Good.
Why are you wearing a wig, Caitlin?
Why don't you come out here as a regular person?
I am a regular person.
Why would you assume otherwise?
You're not a Trump supporter, so why are you wearing those fence?
I don't know who you are.
I shut down your mark.
You're not even looking at me.
I can't hear you.
I can hear what he's saying.
He said he shut down your mark.
I've never had a march.
I don't think men should be acting like that towards women if I'm being honest with you.
What do you think?
I don't trust you.
Why?
I'm a woman.
Believe women, right?
That doesn't mean anything.
You don't believe women?
Not universally.
Not whenever I don't know who they are or what they're doing filming people.
Do you believe the women who said Kavanaugh raped them?
Well, I suppose.
I really don't care much either way about like You don't care about rape?
Well, I don't care about your fing bourgeois government.
I don't care about the government either.
I don't think you know who I am or anything about me.
You're assuming what I believe.
I know that you're going around hassling people.
You came up to me, dude.
Yeah, because this motherfucker wants to film everybody within uh radius.
We're in a film paper.
What's uh why are you approaching me?
I mean it's because the camera's pointing.
Did you hear me say that I didn't consent to be filmed and you're Did you know that you're in public?
Did you know that I don't consent to be filmed and then walk away because we are in public.
You're filming other people who aren't consenting to be filmed either.
You don't have to consent to be filmed in public, do you know that?
So let me have you ever heard of the First Amendment?
Yeah.
Well then you should know that in public you can be filmed.
Yeah, I remember whenever the founding fathers in the 1700s said you can walk around with your video cameras.
Bring kill cameras.
Footing people.
I told you not to f film me.
Get up.
You're not You don't have the consent to film me.
Go ahead.
You need to let go.
I understand.
I understand, but I need you to let go of her body on the city.
Thousand dollars.
Understand.
Really?
Stop!
Go!
Whoa!
Hey!
You understand, but I need to collect more money.
I'm good.
You understand.
You understand?
The person is worth more than that.
It needs to be a lot of money.
He's in standing here!
No touch her!
Hey, hey!
Hey, get the f*** out!
Don't be, don't be, don't be, don't be.
They should have given my f***ing license.
Oh, my s***!
Stop touching my side!
Hey!
Get the f out!
Guys, stop it.
We're not doing this for you.
Alright, chill out.
We're not doing that.
They just broke all my equipment.
We're not doing this right now, alright?
Just step over the city.
I would like to press charges.
We're not doing that right now.
We're not allowed to press charges.
I would like for you to destroy anything of anyone you're running.
People are allowed to do them.
If someone says that you do not have my consent, you're in a public place.
Okay?
You're in a public place.
Everything's fine.
Listen, make it a big deal.
No, I want to press charges right now.
We're not going to be a five.
No damage, okay?
There's no f damage.
Are you kidding me?
They just broke my light.
I want you to do what we're talking about.
No, I don't want anyone to be charged.
I don't want anyone died.
Okay.
What?
No, I don't want anybody touching my stuff.
And now I'm separated from my fiance.
You're allowed to do that.
He's allowed to do that.
But look, why there's no need to cause confrontation, okay?
There's no need.
They broke my stuff and I want to press charges.
What's your name, sir?
Officer Johnson.
Okay, I would like to press charges, Officer Johnson.
Where is broken?
My c my light, they stomped on it.
Where is your light?
I don't know where it is.
This is the cover to my light.
I don't know where the light is.
And I had a piece on top of the camera here.
It's all about it.
Are you gonna do something about it?
Is it Sir?
Our channel supports the police, they support you guys.
I mean, we're unfortunately it's not.
It's an unfortunate circumstance.
Sorry.
I'm sorry it happened to you, but.
They broke the law.
It's not an unfortunate circumstance.
They broke the law.
Alright.
I I'm missing my property.
They either damage it or they stole it, because I don't have it.
Okay.
But I know the person that attacked me.
Okay.
And I would like to press charges.
Okay.
Look, I can do, alright?
We can take a report.
I don't have any of their information.
Alright, but we can it's not something that I can arrest you.
Why not?
They assaulted me.
But it didn't occur in my presence.
Do you want me to show you the footage?
It doesn't matter.
Honestly, I disagree with the wall just as much as you do, okay?
But the law if I don't witness it with my eyes, people have things on video all the time.
I promise.
I don't witness it with my eyes.
I can't take anybody to jail for it.
I'll catch her.
I'm here.
Hey, get the f out!
This happens all the time.
This just happened to us at the Ohio State the other day.
Attempted robbery on camera.
They didn't do anything.
You guys aren't doing anything.
Right in front of your faces.
No, sir.
This is really sad.
All our views are going to see this.
See that you guys are doing nothing.
Sir.
This is why people are losing your support.
It's not an unconscious.
It's not circumstance.
It broke the law.
I know that.
You were supposed to enforce the law.
Sir, but I don't have a system.
I don't know.
You had about four or five over here.
Okay.
We can't investigate or look at anything until we get the situation calmed down, okay?
And when people are still going at it, we have to just go.
I don't even know where my fiance is that they attacked her.
Look, we can't we can't do anything until we get the scene safe, okay?
And I'm sorry that this happened to you.
I really am.
All we're doing here is trying to keep the peace.
We don't want anybody to fight.
But you're not peacekeepers.
You're law enforcement.
Your law enforcement.
Please enforce the law.
We have two people.
This happens to us all the time.
This happened to us the other day.
Because they don't like our opinion.
According to the Kentucky Revised Statute, I can't make an arrest for something that didn't occur in my presence.
I want to press charges.
It just happened, a crime just happened right here.
Do something about it, please.
If you're wanting to go further with this, you will be in the report.
We'll get this information, we'll get you this information.
And at that point, if you wish to proceed a little further, it will tell you the steps to go.
So you're not gonna arrest him right now for doing that to me?
It's always going to happen to them.
There's a damage to property.
Yeah.
He attacked me and stole my stuff and threw it.
Understand from where you see it.
Um talk to other people.
Yeah, I was one of them.
So when I came up, you all were talking on the microphone.
So that's what's going on, okay?
So why isn't he arrested?
Is it on camera?
I don't know.
I have to talk to my kill.
I haven't even been able to do that.
Let me let me talk to you, okay?
The way some of the walls work in Kentucky, all right.
If it's a misdemeanor, we can arrest Listen.
Okay.
Only a felony.
Okay.
Okay.
So that's why he's not going to jail.
You understand where you're at.
Alright.
Everyone has uh well, free speech to say what you're doing.
Everybody has free speech to say what they want, but they don't get to attack me for it.
They attacked me.
Is it a felony to assault a woman?
It is not.
You just don't arrest men who assault women.
Okay, what's your where you're going, you're going down a completely different road here?
Okay.
This is this is not this is not what's going on here.
Alright.
Play the victim and fight a police.
Thank you.
So this girl's mad right now because I got attacked by a man and then they're calling me a victim.
Yes.
I am a victim of an assault and attempted robbery.
It's really cute.
And all while this is going on, I still have a fan that wants a picture.
Stop pretending like you're one of us.
Would you turn around and go away?
Thank you for this.
This is broken.
Yeah, this is broken.
This is broken.
It looked like a transgender individual attacked us.
But there was an African American gentleman coming up filming us in our faces that she held an open carry walk at Kent State a year ago, and that individual, the African American man, he was arrested for attacking police officers that day.
Stay away from me, sir.
Sir, keep walking.
Keep walking.
So just for the record, um, over a year ago I held an open carry rally at Kent State, and the black guy that tried to steal my stuff attacked me, actually attacked me and kind of did steal my stuff and threw it on the ground.
He was arrested at that rally for attacking the police.
But it did he walk away today?
Yep.
Yep, they always do.
They always freaking walk away.
They can do whatever they want to us.
But we are told to be courteous to the others.
We are told we can't sit there and film people and blah blah blah.
I'm so sick of it.
These are the same people who are gonna take your freaking guns.
When will it get through your guys' head?
You cannot have a back the blue sticker on your car and don't tread on me on the same time.
I'm tired of it.
I'm tired of it.
My respect is lost.
Look at him, look at him hiding his face.
So that's why they attacked us in the first place because they didn't have their face hidden.
I went into the Trump rally and I came out early just to avoid traffic.
Um I saw you in your pink wig, and I was like, I just wonder if that's her.
So I like creeped around and I saw you.
So then I kind of stepped to the side and then all of a sudden I just saw the chaos break out.
Didn't see what originally happened, but I saw everybody grabbing at your stuff.
Um and then the one guy was just battling with you with his microphone, which wrong grid, by the way.
You weren't letting go.
Um, I wasn't letting go.
He took I think I ended up I think I ended up letting it go because I realized that being hurt over a microphone isn't worth it.
But then he just threw it.
I tried to get both of you at the same time, but you were here and you were here, so I was like, I don't know what to look at.
Yeah, I kind of got both of you in different parts, and somehow they got something off your um, I guess the light off your camera as well stomp it to the ground.
So I explicitly told the police that I want to press charges.
They said, okay, hang tight, we'll get this.
I don't even know where they went.
They just left.
I don't even I didn't talk to those guys, I don't think.
The officer was talking to me.
I don't know where he went he had a bike I don't know where he went all the people that were just violent just violent towards me because I'm a Trump supporter because I'm a conservative are walking towards the Trump supporters coming out of the event and there's a group of angry violent leftists in there and the police are just letting him go to attack other people.
He's still over there the black guy and the girl with the ungodly huge septum piercing not in handcuffs after the officers witness what happened there's footage of it he's been arrested before for attacking people and he's gonna get off I realized they were Antifas as soon as I saw these people here those crosses that means that they're medics that way they can protect their own people after they hurt people.
Look at your hand obviously we're not sissies so you know we're not hurt by that but like they made me they made me bleed I didn't even realize it you can enforce the law.
So you guys witnessed us getting assaulted they broke my skin they broke our equipment and no one walked out of here tonight in handcuffs.
Right.
I did not witness that.
No, but there was an officer that witnessed her getting attacked because he ran in.
It's on video.
Someone, one officer, one of you gentlemen, witnessed her trying to get punched in the head.
And it will be handled appropriately.
But why is he still out here tonight?
What if we run into a game out in the streets?
Then turn and go the other way.
So it's my responsibility to turn, not yours to arrest him.
You have responsibility for yourself.
You guys witnessed him.
And we are going to bring this to the Kentucky State Police for no neglect tonight.
Listen to me.
We do not witness anything.
It's on video if you guys witness it.
Of us witnessing it?
Yes.
Okay.
Yes, it's on video.
Here's the deal.
Okay, we took the report.
We're going to file the charges with the courts.
It'll go through the court system as all the reports do.
Okay?
We obviously have a very large crowd and a lot of other stuff to deal with.
Sorry it's happened.
We documented it.
We've taken the report and he will be served justice when that time comes.
Okay?
That time should come tonight because he's a threat to thousands of other people coming out of there.
that's really sad and despicable that you guys are not doing that okay like I say we talked earlier man all right the law says what we can and can't do it's not us making not wanting to do anything okay the law says what we can and can't do.
We disagree with things sometimes too, but it's not just because we disagree with it doesn't mean we can do something that we're allowed.
But you told me the law allows you to arrest if you witness, and it's on video that officers witnessed it.
And that's your claim.
It's on video.
Do you want to watch it?
Sir.
Do you want to watch it?
The officer said he didn't witness it.
He said no.
Just because we see something occurring doesn't mean we actually saw the actual incident occur.
We saw everybody running in and a large crowd turning.
It drew our attention.
Obviously, that's why we came in and broke it up.
We did the best we could, but the law is written the way it is.
We can't control that.
That's above us.
That's the legislature that does that.
We did everything that we possibly could tonight.
All of that was documented.
I don't agree with it any more than you do sometimes.
But it's not us.
Our hands are tied on certain things.
You're right.
Your hands are tied, and that's why you didn't arrest them tonight.
Correct.
There's plenty of laws that I don't agree with, but it's my job to enforce it.
You guys are done.
It happens all the time.
So, do you believe in the Second Amendment?
Thank you.
So, if it was ordered for you guys to go door-to-door to confiscate firearms, would you quit, or would you do it?
This is my job.
I've got to make a living just like everybody else.
All right?
I do what the law says.
I've got to not agree with everything, but it's my job to enforce what it says.
All right.
All right?
Like I said, there's plenty of times where I would love to arrest somebody and take them to jail, I'm not allowed to have the information there.
Alright by God you go to people's houses and take their guns if that were the law they were orders that were the law I'd have to follow the law okay so as we're sitting here thinking about it I'm almost inclined to believe that because the cops don't do anything right there when they see it happen these people know that they can attack people they don't like in the cops presence they can get split up from the cops and nothing happens.
They can get away with it they know it they've done it before actually when he got arrested at Kent State for hitting a cop they actually dropped the charge and let him go.
Nothing ended up happening to him and of course you guys know the drill already I don't have to tell you that I need your guys' support to be able to come out here and keep making these videos interviewing people just talking to everyday regular people going to protest.
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