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| Well, it's another live worldwide transmission, completely jam-packed and overflowing with key information. | |
| Thank you. | |
| It is already the fourth day of March 2015. I'm your host, Alex Jones, Wolfgang Halbig, the former state police officer, former customs officer, former top school safety consultant in the country, one of the top guys. | |
| Good Morning America, you name it, one of the most successful businesses. | |
| Providing training and preparation for school security. | |
| Who's been investigating Sandy Hook and believes it's completely fake, completely staged. | |
| Is going to be joining us with new developments. | |
| A few weeks ago there were moves by one of the charity groups associated with Sandy Hook and the reported tragedy there to shut down our YouTube channel for even daring talking about it. | |
| It is the contention of the group that even talking about it is not allowed. | |
| It's kind of an example of the new political correctness where if you disagree with someone, their speech is taken. | |
| That was overturned by YouTube. | |
| But it is an ongoing, as we filed a counterclaim, but it just shows the ongoing garbage we deal with. | |
| We're not going to so much talk about the attempts to shut up and stifle an investigation and obstruct an investigation as the new developments. | |
| And the lawsuits that have been filed to get more information on that because governments and groups stage events. | |
| In fact, I have an article here today that is more than 60 examples of admitted, declassified false flags and staged events by our government, by other governments. | |
| It's a very important article up on Infowars.com. | |
| That said, a lot of times terror attacks are real. | |
| But the response to them is to take the general public's liberties and freedoms and secure the globalist takeover. | |
| And a big example of that is in the news today. | |
| Hacked emails. | |
| Saudi money financed Benghazi attack. | |
| And Hillary is in a lot of trouble because the head of the EPA, Sheila Jackson, remember, had to step down a few years ago. | |
| It is clearly illegal what Hillary has been doing. | |
| And it shows it's premeditated because she had her own private server system as well, similar to what the IRS has been caught doing, similar to what the different federal agencies have been caught doing. | |
| Clinton ran her own computer system for her official emails. | |
| We're going to be getting into that. | |
| We've got some good news here. | |
| McDonald's new menu policy will only use chickens raised without antibiotics. | |
| Very positive news. | |
| Shows the effect. | |
| Of your buying power and voting with your dollars, this example could bring down the whole New World Order if people figure it out. | |
| And the good news is they're starting to figure it out. | |
| Pelosi got criticized for not properly bowing to Netanyahu. | |
| Whether you like Netanyahu or not, I mean, the bowing to a politician's period makes my stomach turn. | |
| Well, she now says she was near tears throughout the prime minister's speech and basically worships him. | |
| So there she's properly prostrating herself to a foreign leader, kind of like when Obama constantly bows down to every other foreign leader he can in the Saudis. | |
| And they're saying, of course, the FBI, that ISIS is in all 50 states and getting set to hit. | |
| Europe will face a new 9-11 within two years, Colonel Gaddafi's son. | |
| And that dovetails with Interpol saying they're getting ready for a new European 9-11. | |
| As best I can tell, there is some jockeying going on where they want to create. | |
| And it turns out it's in a Brookings Institute document and several others. | |
| A fake split between the U.S. and Israel so Israel can attack Iran and not have any blowback on the U.S. But at the same time, it does appear there's some double-crossing of the Saudis through the West with Iran and that Benghazi was part of getting that cache of weapons that couldn't be traced into their Al-Qaeda fighters' hands to then hold the West hostage with a threat of a new 9-11 attack. | |
| But any way you slice it... | |
| It's an order-out-of-chaos situation. | |
| The genie's out of the bottle, and who knows what is going to happen next. | |
| as we know genies are very uncontrollable and very destructive and the genie of geopolitical destabilization is here. | |
| We're live and he provides that no one will be able to buy or to sell except the one that has the mark either the name of the beast or the number of his name. | |
| Here is wisdom. | |
| Let him who has understanding calculate the number of the beast, for the number is that of a man, and his number is 666. So how close are we to actually having microchips implanted under our skin? | |
| Well, according to the NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams, we might be a lot closer than you think. | |
| More now of our special coverage here tonight, life in the U.S. in 10 years' time. | |
| The year is 2017. You're rushed to a hospital unconscious with no ID or medical history, but thanks to a microchip under your skin, it's all there. | |
| Science fiction 20 years ago, but a biometric reality today. | |
| In medical news tonight, a chip the size of a grain of rice could save your life. | |
| I've just been chipped myself. | |
| It's not a painless process, but it doesn't last too long, not too difficult. | |
| Minor surgical procedure. | |
| New microchip technology now makes it possible for the emergency room staff to find out about your medical history at the touch of a computer key. | |
| At some point, we're all going to have RFIDs. | |
| It might be even in our fingers, where they require it with everything on it. | |
| Instead of carrying credit cards or money, we will probably be implanted with chips. | |
| And now, RFID microchip. | |
| I'm sorry, sir. | |
| Did you just say you would get one implanted in your arm? | |
| Absolutely. | |
| Without a doubt. | |
| Our driver's license will be on the RFID chip, our credit card number, all our information will be on this one chip. | |
| The chip is encased in unbreakable glass and is about the size of a grain of rice. | |
| The procedure is done with anesthesia and is relatively pain-free. | |
| It felt pretty scary, but at the same time it felt very modern, very 2015. The government has just approved the use of a computer chip that would be implanted under your skin. | |
| When complete, everyone will have a unique 12-digit identity number. | |
| If hospitals purchase this detection equipment, the system will most likely start to include more and more people in those communities who will want the chips. | |
| Wow. | |
| Interesting. | |
| Everybody could have one of those one day. | |
| Does Google now know everything I do and everywhere I go? | |
| Because, let's face it, we like you guys, but you're from Google. | |
| It may be true that... | |
| Ten to twenty-year-olds don't want to wear a watch on their wrist, but you can be sure that they'll be far more interested in wearing an electronic tattoo if only to piss off their parents. | |
| Forget mobile phones. | |
| Your children and grandchildren may well want an implant instead. | |
| You know, when we check out at the grocery store, we'll be swiping our own arm over the scanner, and that will be something we feel we can't live without. | |
| It would be such a disadvantage to not have the implant that it essentially becomes... | |
| Not optional. | |
| Let's imagine a little bit what the future might look like if I could take your stem cells and put them on a chip, or your stem cells and put them on a chip. | |
| It would be a personalized chip just for you. | |
| It turns over, but it doesn't stop. | |
| But the RFID reader antenna is here. | |
| So when I authenticate, the bike powers up. | |
| That's it. | |
| Imagine if some of these machines could be made so thin, light and portable, they could be attached right to the surface of your skin and go wherever you go. | |
| There's some very sophisticated device functionality sitting on my skin. | |
| Welcome to the future, specifically... | |
| The checkpoint of the future. | |
| It is envisaged that the passenger will be able to flow through the security checkpoint without interruption. | |
| This is what IATA, which is the airline industry trade body, is hoping will become commonplace around the world. | |
| A sort of one-stop shop for security from the curb to the gate, as they say, with dignity. | |
| A microscopic tag being planted in a person's body to track his every movement. | |
| There's actual discussion about that. | |
| You will... | |
| There's no rule on that. | |
| Mark my words before your tenure is over. | |
| Mark my words, huh? | |
| More like the mark of the beast. | |
| Even though it is called a tattoo, there is no need to pierce or puncture the skin. | |
| Instead, the device sticks on. | |
| So what we can do then is we can take this device, laminate it on the skin. | |
| It occurs to me I've got them in my dogs. | |
| Why wouldn't I have them in small children's? | |
| There are also several products available to keep track of children. | |
| Many of them act as emergency cell phones and tracking devices, with some even able to display on a map the places your child has visited. | |
| They told you we're giving you a nano tracker chip? | |
| Uh, yeah. | |
| To think something so small can connect you to everything that matters. | |
| Because I'm in love with my kids' kids. | |
| Because my car lost control while driving. | |
| Because now I'm looking out for both of us. | |
| Thank you, Satan. | |
| Because I have diabetes, but it doesn't have me. | |
| Because I'm an idiot. | |
| because I spend my life in the ER trying to save yours. | |
| Darren McBreen Dean of Infowars, one of our researchers and host, put that piece together, looking at the last six, seven, eight years of propaganda, just a snapshot, a skimming of the propaganda, pushing implantable microchips. | |
| I remember 20 years ago being on air warning people about the plan to have the Internet of Things, smart dust, RFID chips in all products, RFID chips in all of the swallable... | |
| Prescription pills, chips in children at birth, brain chips in the military, brain chips to buy and sell, brain chips to travel, chips under the skin to travel, and being called a crazy man. | |
| Even though I had DARPA documents that were public, Federation of Scientists documents, all these other statements that this was the world that was being built. | |
| And that every appliance would have tracker devices in it to then dial into all other devices and surveil everything you do for global carbon taxes. | |
| This was public 20 years ago in 1995, the year I launched Infowars. | |
| And I would get up there on air and read MIT magazines and read trade publications and read... | |
| Department of Defense reports that were public. | |
| I would read reports where the Secretary of Defense admitted that we had earthquake weapons, seismic weapons. | |
| It was in Army Times, April 28, 1996. Or 97. And I'm just kind of flashing back here to the thousands and thousands and thousands. | |
| I mean, there's got to be 15 articles a day about this, just in today's news. | |
| So when I say thousands out of thousands of broadcasts, it's tens of thousands of Total admissions of the set global plan to bring in a grid of basically omnipresent surveillance. | |
| To not empower humanity, but enslave humanity. | |
| And so I think about how far we've come from they'll never try to chip us in 1995 to 1998. Oh, Verichip, if you want to get in all these bars and... | |
| Restaurants and businesses in Europe and other areas, you've got to have a chip. | |
| The Baja Beach Club in Spain or the Baja Beach Club in Miami, if you want to get into the VIP champagne room with the models, you've got to have a chip. | |
| Isn't that fitting? | |
| And then, oh, the Mexican attorney general and over a thousand of his workers have to get the chip. | |
| And now last week, Stockholm. | |
| Microchipped office workers feel very modern using hand-implanted chips to open doors. | |
| That's in the Wall Street Journal just a few weeks ago, February 27th, after we reported it. | |
| And I point that out that we'll report it when it's in a trade publication, and then it's in the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, saying how great it is. | |
| We'll first report saying they're using drones to spy on farmers and arrest people that build barns in Colorado or have, quote, wetlands. | |
| Oh, you're a kook. | |
| Shut up. | |
| But then they report on it. | |
| Last week, London Telegraph, why your smartphone records everything you say? | |
| They go on to say the terms and conditions show that everything you're saying is being recorded and being sent back to be datamined. | |
| This is not me telling you this. | |
| And it's a malevolent plan. | |
| It's not a nice plan. | |
| It's not a good plan. | |
| It's a very, very wicked plan. | |
| And that's why they have the war on lemonade stands that Forbes reported on two years ago, because the enemy is any independent grassroots operation. | |
| Every few days I see articles in California or New Mexico or Texas or Vermont, this is just the last week or two, where they'll have like these parties where people get together and cook organic food and a few hundred people show up at a ranch house and drink wine. | |
| And then the government every time shows up and says, you can't have... | |
| A party, we say, because the donations made to pay for the food, this is a business and it's not safe. | |
| No, what they don't want is people getting back to being humans and meeting in private where it's not a corporate system. | |
| They're annihilating the Amish around the country. | |
| They're annihilating them in South America. | |
| They're coming after them. | |
| The globalists are literally the Borg, literally the Borg, coming after us. | |
| When I say literally, I mean stuff in Star Trek where it's the UN global government, UN flag, UN system, and the Borg come to assimilate everybody. | |
| That's art imitating life. | |
| That's predictive programming, basically. | |
| Well, I'm not going to be assimilated, and it's not that I'm against technology. | |
| It's that I fundamentally understand at every level. | |
| That this is a premeditated program to get total control, not to empower humanity, but to end humanity as we know it. | |
| Now, I haven't hit the huge stacks of incredible news yet. | |
| We will when we come back. | |
| Packed emails, Saudi money, finance, Benghazi attack. | |
| Europe will face a new 9-11. | |
| We'll tie it into Hillary Clinton and her cover-up of her emails that could finally sink the witch, the Teflon witch. | |
| Congress's Homeland Security bill to Obama without conditions. | |
| Police overwhelmingly reject AR-15 cop killer ammo ban and more. | |
| Well, you've seen what's going on around the country and here in Austin, Texas, where this was produced. | |
| Now you're going to see me, Alex Jones, and about 100 other people go down to the Texas Department of Public Safety and protest thumb scanning, finger imaging for driver's license. | |
| Yes, everyone must get it. | |
| And according to the Federal Register, President Clinton would like to start random urine, blood, or other tissue sample testing at the driver's license facilities around the nation. | |
| Well, don't hear it from me. | |
| Hear it from newscast and our cameras that were there on the scene. | |
| The fateful day that 100 Americans stood up to Big Brother. | |
| Well, getting a driver's license caused quite a stink here in Austin today. | |
| You know, in Texas, if you want one of these, well, you have to give your thumbprints. | |
| The KISJ Carter shows you why some folks today said they don't want anybody scanning their body parts. | |
| And if they come up and touch me in any way, I'm going to lay down peaceably and let the police state minions drag me away. | |
| Alex Jones wants to renew his driver's license. | |
| He also expects to be arrested. | |
| I'm going in there with my passport, my birth certificate. | |
| My driver's license, my W-2 form. | |
| But he won't give a thumbprint. | |
| Moments after this interview, troopers did arrest him. | |
| If you do not leave now, I will be forced to arrest him. | |
| Sir, I'm here to get a driver's license. | |
| I have never had a criminal record. | |
| Jones says fingerprinting gives government too much control. | |
| And the next thing you know, they'll ask for urine and blood samples. | |
| Rebecca Yoakam walked through the crowd of protesters to renew her license. | |
| She didn't mind giving her thumbprint. | |
| I really don't see anything wrong. | |
| What's wrong with the thumbprinting, and it's kind of weird how everybody's protesting about it. | |
| But the protesters believe if they don't speak up now, the requirements to drive could get even more personal. | |
| With your eye on Austin, I'm Jay Carter. | |
| Alex Jones is now in an Austin jail, and he'll face a disorderly conduct charge. | |
| The DPS points out, by the way, that its database of thumbprints helped identify some of the victims of the tornado in Gerald last year, and they say this system helps. | |
| And protects all of us. | |
| I'm sorry, sir. | |
| You're just flat wrong. | |
| This has nothing to do with public safety and everything to do with the international tracking grid that's being set up. | |
| All you have to do is watch Lockheed and Martin Marietta commercials from the defense industry to Visa commercials. | |
| All down the line, they're pushing thumb scanning to buy and sell. | |
| And probably within five to ten years, everybody's going to have to do this to buy and sell. | |
| And this is all for the IRS to gather intelligence on us. | |
| The DPS even admits that it goes to the federal government. | |
| It's all hooked into a national database. | |
| And you see the free market supposedly engaged in this. | |
| It's all part of a grid of control. | |
| And some of you will say, well, what do we have to hide? | |
| It's called an invasion of privacy, ladies and gentlemen. | |
| It's called innocent until proven guilty. | |
| It's called a government that has a terrible track record of abusing its citizens and the IRS stealing from innocent people that have broken no laws being abused. | |
| I'm just so tired of this. | |
| Everything under the color of law. | |
| This is totally unconstitutional. | |
| Now let's get to the actual... | |
| video of the actual protest. | |
| Blood testing, urine testing, things of that nature. | |
| So for those of us that are not in the know, and for those of us who really are not in this, could you kind of explain what's going on here? | |
| Sir, I have given you the executive order put in the Federal Register by Bill Clinton in 1997. | |
| He has announced it. | |
| He says that urine and blood testing that they plan to do nationwide is only for people 18 and under. | |
| It is for 25% of large state populations randomly selected, and they're thumb scanning us like criminals. | |
| whatever happened to innocent until proven guilty. | |
| I heard that. | |
| several forms of identification I have eight forms of identification from my passport to my old driver's license to my W-2 form, my tax form to my... | |
| Social Security number, to my car insurance, and I also have another picture ID. And that had better be enough for them, ladies and gentlemen. | |
| This is really getting out of control. | |
| Whatever happened to innocent until proven guilty? | |
| Why are Americans laying around like sheep and allowing themselves to be treated like criminals? | |
| We're law-abiding citizens. | |
| At what point do you expect, or do you expect at all, for what you were talking about, the blood testing, the drug screening? | |
| Is that really coming? | |
| Sir, I have given you the federal documents that are mandating the states to do that. | |
| Clinton in 92 mandated the thumb scanning. | |
| It has been adopted by many of the states, Texas, since 93. He mandated it in late 1997 for 98 to be implemented. | |
| Now that's up to the states, and that's why we're drawing attention to this. | |
| Thumb scanning and no further. | |
| I'm against thumb scanning, but now they want this urine and blood testing. | |
| This is the slippery slope. | |
| And to those out there that say, what do I have to hide? | |
| I am innocent until proven guilty. | |
| I have no criminal record. | |
| Alex Jones has no criminal record, and we should not be treated like criminals. | |
| I don't want to ask what you have to hide, but what is it that makes you so passionate about this? | |
| Our government cannot be trusted. | |
| Even this month's... | |
| Yes, Liberty. | |
| Even this month's Popular Mechanics talks about the government testing chemicals and biologicals on our people in the 1950s and 60s. | |
| The IRS, you've heard the hearings. | |
| There's CIA drug trafficking hearings going on right now. | |
| In the Congress. | |
| This is on television. | |
| This government is controlled by a bunch of thugs, in my opinion. | |
| And I think a lot of bureaucrats are dupes to it. | |
| I just don't trust our government. | |
| And our founding fathers warned us not to hate our government, but to fear our government. | |
| I should not have to thumb scan and be in a computer. | |
| They also digitally capture your signature and your photograph. | |
| They could create any false identity they wanted to with your name and your social security number. | |
| And many government bureaucrats from the IRS to the EPA have been caught selling... | |
| Information. | |
| There are thousands of cases and convictions of this if people would just investigate it. | |
| This is an invasion of privacy. | |
| That's the most important thing. | |
| It's an invasion of privacy. | |
| There is no innocent until proven guilty in this country anymore. | |
| And Americans across the country have got to start standing up against Big Brother. | |
| And if they come up and touch me in any way, I'm going to lay down peaceably and let the police state minions drag me away. | |
| Okay? | |
| Let's get ready to go in here in about five minutes. | |
| God bless y'all for being here. | |
| People stand up. | |
| The New World Order, which is transnational, socialism for the rich, can only fail. | |
| We're going to defeat these people. | |
| We're going to turn their lives upside down. | |
| This federal intrusion is out of control, and it is controlled by the transnational establishment. | |
| So it's time for everybody across America to start standing up, because we've got people power. | |
| Peaceful Patriots or the huge military-industrial complex that Eisenhower warned us about? | |
| I think I'm afraid of the military-industrial complex that owns our media. | |
| I think I'm afraid of the foreign banks. | |
| That's who I'm afraid of, not of you people. | |
| Hey, buddy. | |
| Hey, Jim. | |
| How you doing, Allinger? | |
| All right, they're ready for me. | |
| Let's go. | |
| Come over and get the pretty little red light. | |
| Come on. | |
| Isn't that pretty? | |
| And they'll put a nice little clinic in here in the next few years for urine and blood testing like Clinton wants. | |
| What do I have to hide? | |
| I'm a criminal. | |
| There we have it. | |
| Nice little pretty red light. | |
| Get that, Mike. | |
| There we have it. | |
| They capture your photograph, they capture your signature, they capture your thumbprint, and now Clinton wants urine and blood, and I've given that to the media, the actual federal register that he wants the states to implement. | |
| And I guess it tells them how to put clinics in, and it tells them how to urine and blood test law-abiding citizens not under 18, like the media says. | |
| How you doing? | |
| I am here with eight forms of identification. | |
| I have my passport, here's that, my name, and the form you asked me to fill out. | |
| I have no criminal record. | |
| My name is Alexander Emrick Jones. | |
| Here is my passport. | |
| Here is my insurance. | |
| Here is another form of ID. Here is my old driver's license. | |
| Here is my birth certificate. | |
| And here is my W-2 form. | |
| And here is two more insurance cards, old ones, just so you can double check. | |
| This is a health club card. | |
| You've got plenty of ID. Good to go. | |
| We're going to get your certificate right now. | |
| I just need for you to answer these first three questions. | |
| Take a look at these questions there and go over them things. | |
| So I don't have to thumb scan. | |
| Well, we're going to get to that. | |
| You are eventually going to have to. | |
| Yes, sir. | |
| But not now. | |
| Not at this point, but you will before we're done with the process. | |
| Why? | |
| Because it's required. | |
| It's required by Bill Clinton in 1992, and it was instituted here in Texas in 1993. I know the code, sir. | |
| Are you going to institute his urine and blood testing when he commands you? | |
| Are you going to stick a needle in my arm when I have no criminal record? | |
| The only questions I'm going to answer right now are concerning driver's license issuance. | |
| You just follow orders, don't you? | |
| So you're saying you're going to deny me the constitutional right to travel if I do not submit to this digital thumb scanning? | |
| What I will tell you, today you will not receive a duplicate driver's license if you do not submit to a thumb scan. | |
| Okay, look, I feel like I'm being raped here. | |
| Well, I would sit down with you for hours and try to do what I could to help you. | |
| Then just give me my license without digitally thumb scanning. | |
| I am not going to violate DKS policy. | |
| Is there a religious exception? | |
| For your exception. | |
| Is there a religious exception? | |
| Everyone must take the mark. | |
| A digitally enhanced mark. | |
| A digital tattoo. | |
| I know. | |
| Your ID, you are good to go. | |
| I'm good to go. | |
| Why do you need my thumbprint? | |
| It's part of Bill Clinton's law, isn't it? | |
| It's an executive order. | |
| It's a decree by Bill Clinton. | |
| NCIC. Yeah, and if I drive without a license, what's the penalties for driving without a license? | |
| That's right. | |
| I'm asking you. | |
| You're an officer. | |
| I'm asking you the law. | |
| So you're saying I'll be committing a crime by driving if I don't take your mark. | |
| Well, see, you're saying... | |
| Officer Ard, you're sitting here, Sergeant, and telling me that you're all friendly and you're all nice. | |
| But I'll be pulled over and given tickets. | |
| If I don't pay those, I will go to jail. | |
| Because of my morals and my beliefs, I will not take this. | |
| And I'm here to tell you, I already took this in 1993, and many people will say, well, you've already taken it. | |
| What's your problem with it? | |
| Because now I've figured out what this is, and I'm opposing all those others that are being herded in here like cattle to be thumb-scanned like criminals. | |
| Yes? | |
| We don't even need to start there. | |
| If I know that you're not going to submit to a thumbprint, why waste your time? | |
| See, right up front. | |
| They will drop... | |
| And people are being turned away all day here. | |
| So you're saying, I pay my taxes, I'm raped by the IRS, which is criminal. | |
| It's well known. | |
| Submit. | |
| He just said, I must submit. | |
| I'm telling you, I've never been to jail. | |
| I want you to give me my driver's license. | |
| I want my driver's license. | |
| I am not a criminal. | |
| I may become one today, but that's fine. | |
| You're saying you won't take me to jail at 5 if I'm still here. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| This is against the grain of the Constitution. | |
| Look, if I don't take the mark, my right to travel is taken. | |
| You're taking my rights and telling me that it's no big deal? | |
| And now you want a urine and blood test? | |
| Bring me the document. | |
| Who has the urine and blood testing document? | |
| I need it. | |
| I'm going to pass these out to people. | |
| Ladies and gentlemen, the Federal Register, Bill Clinton, urine and blood testing plan for you. | |
| Tell your friends about it. | |
| We have got to stand against this. | |
| The staffs are preparing to implement this plan. | |
| This is not a joke. | |
| This is not the entire document. | |
| It gets worse. | |
| Ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, it's a joke to them. | |
| Only Coach Penders matters. | |
| Only diversions like Rome, the gladiators. | |
| If I don't take this, if I don't take this, will I not? | |
| Be penalized for not having a driver's license, by not being able to cash a check, by being given tickets, that if I don't pay those tickets, I'll be taken to jail. | |
| I can't travel out of state. | |
| I can't get on board an airplane. | |
| And the media is talking about thumb scanning to travel. | |
| You're working with the foreign banks and the military industrial complex. | |
| This is all their idea. | |
| Read the military war college from 1968. They planned this. | |
| Just because you lay around doesn't mean it's not true. | |
| This is not a publicity stunt. | |
| I was a lot happier. | |
| Years ago before I got into all this garbage. | |
| I'm sick of sheep laying down. | |
| I wish you'd get up and do something. | |
| Makes me want to vomit. | |
| Our forefathers went to World War II and World War I and fought in the Civil War to end slavery and it means nothing to y'all. | |
| We're a bunch of yellow-bellied weaklings. | |
| I'm sick of it. | |
| I'm sick of people laying down like a bunch of jellyfish and rationalizing what's going on. | |
| People ought to be ashamed of themselves. | |
| Exactly. | |
| Now look very carefully at Mike Cox. | |
| He is head public information officer for all of Texas for the DPS. They weren't going to arrest me, but about 15 minutes into the protest, he showed up and things changed dramatically. | |
| He walked up, stared at me, turned, walked back to the back. | |
| They had a little meeting together, and then they came and arrested me. | |
| If you do not leave now, I will be forced to arrest him. | |
| Sir, I'm here to get a driver's license. | |
| I have never had a criminal record. | |
| If it's time to go, here I go. | |
| Get my stuff for me. | |
| I'm going to go. | |
| I'm going to go. | |
| I'm going to go. | |
| The DPS was very professional, but they did the classic bait and switch. | |
| They got all the troopers on one side of the building and made us think that I was coming out there. | |
| I hope we've painted you a picture of what's really happening here in the nation. | |
| I got out of jail that night with a Class C misdemeanor, and I'm taking it to court, and I'm sure I'll defeat it with a jury trial. | |
| It was a small price to pay, though, to bring light upon the biometric technologies. | |
| And don't tell me that I'm a weirdo because I'm upset about this. | |
| I'm just sick of dishonorable trash. | |
| Supreme Cobra Commander! | |
| You're failures! | |
| You think I'd sell my family out like you, dirtbag? | |
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