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| This is a march against DACA. This is a march against sanctuary cities or the ending of sanctuary cities. | |
| This is a march against Trump. | |
| It's just now beginning. | |
| They've been at the State Capitol building since 11. They've been giving speeches. | |
| They've been dancing, singing music. | |
| Some of our videos are up on the Real Alex Jones YouTube channel. | |
| We actually did a live video earlier today. | |
| It was about an hour long. | |
| Some shocking footage in that. | |
| So the march is about to begin. | |
| So let's check this march out. | |
| See if we can't talk to some people. | |
| See why they're out here. | |
| And maybe... | |
| Maybe this bad boy has to get used today. | |
| So we'll find that out. | |
| Let's go. | |
| Probably a couple hundred people out here now about to march against Trump. | |
| We're going to march! | |
| We're going to march! | |
| It's not gonna do anything, but we're gonna march. | |
| So again, folks, you are watching InfoWars, live coverage. | |
| Of another Trump protest here in Austin. | |
| Owen Troyer broadcasting for you. | |
| Live on Facebook. | |
| The wonderful, loving Facebook. | |
| Here, let's cross the street. | |
| So as you can see here, if you want to give a quick pan, the police are getting the roads prepared here. | |
| Police doing their job. | |
| Protecting free speech. | |
| Alright, this is the beginning of the march. | |
| Here we go. | |
| They're chanting in Spanish. | |
| No place for hate, it says. - Yeah, they just equivalent Trump with hate, even though Trump is in Houston right now, loving everybody. | |
| Comforting people who have been victimized by Hurricane Harvey. | |
| So they equivalent Trump with hate, even though Trump is very, very loving. | |
| And look at how angry these people are. | |
| Oh my gosh, here, let's go. | |
| Follow me. | |
| I want to get these people angry. | |
| Why is this man so angry? | |
| Get this man in the red shirt here. | |
| He is literally insane. | |
| Hey, try to get in front of this guy. | |
| Try to get in front of this guy. | |
| Show the anger this guy has. | |
| No border. | |
| No law. | |
| No border. No border. | |
| They don't want a border. | |
| Go Warriors! | |
| No border. | |
| Did you hear that? | |
| These people don't want a border. | |
| So if you don't want a border, I guess you don't want a country. | |
| Here, how about this? | |
| I'm going to give my chant here. | |
| Trying to whip out the big boy. | |
| No country. | |
| No border. | |
| No country. | |
| No border. | |
| No country. | |
| No border! | |
| No country! | |
| No border! | |
| No country! | |
| No border! | |
| No country! | |
| See, that's a reality that hasn't really set in with them yet. | |
| You erase borders, you don't have a country. | |
| And then what do you have? | |
| chaos so mighty This is like an old chant that kids use when they play baseball and softball in grade school. | |
| I remember my team chanted this when I was in third grade. | |
| We are the people. | |
| The mighty, mighty people. | |
| The mighty, mighty people. | |
| Everywhere we go. | |
| Everywhere we go. | |
| They complain and whine and fill it with hate. | |
| What the hell are you doing? | |
| And so we ask them, what are you doing? | |
| And then they can't answer. | |
| All right, all right. | |
| So the chant is, you know, they want to know who we are. | |
| So let's find out who they are. | |
| So I'll ask, who are you? | |
| What are you doing out here? | |
| Let's see if they can answer. | |
| Let's let them finish their little chant, though. | |
| My guess is they can't answer questions. | |
| Here we go. | |
| Let's go. | |
| Hey, excuse me. | |
| So who are you guys? | |
| I'm a white supremacist. | |
| Who are you? | |
| When immigrants are under attack, what do we do? | |
| Immigrants are under attack, at least we are. | |
| Look at these nutjobs shoving signs in my face. | |
| So I knew it. | |
| I'd ask who are you. | |
| They say people want to know who are we. | |
| So I ask who are you and then they can't answer. | |
| Shocking. | |
| And then they call me a white supremacist. | |
| Couldn't be farther from the truth. | |
| Now that this lady is screaming on the megaphone, here, let's try to catch up to the front here. | |
| Let's try to catch up to the front and see if we can't get that woman to talk to us now. | |
| She was rudely interrupted. | |
| I tried to ask her, who are you? | |
| They've been chanting, people want to know who we are, so I asked, who are you? | |
| And then that lady interrupted and said, I'm a white supremacist. | |
| So let's see that now that she's busy yelling and screaming, let's see if anyone can answer my questions. | |
| Excuse me. | |
| Hey, who are you guys? | |
| Who are you guys with? | |
| Hey, who are you guys with? | |
| Here comes a crazy lady. | |
| Hey, who are you all with? | |
| Still can't answer. | |
| Still have no idea who they're with. | |
| Yeah, who are you with? | |
| Yeah, I'm just asking, who are they with? | |
| They can't tell me. | |
| Hey, hey! | |
| No Trump, no KKK. There's literally none of it here. | |
| Trump's not here. | |
| Trump's in Houston helping Harvey victims. | |
| The KKK has been eradicated from this country. | |
| And fascism, huh? | |
| Okay. | |
| These people are the biggest fascists out here. | |
| You look at history of fascism, these are the people that represent fascists. | |
| But they don't know history. | |
| This is really sad, honestly. | |
| I feel bad for these people. | |
| So I'm yet to find anyone who can answer who these people are with. | |
| Alright, let me see if I can find somebody. | |
| Here we go. | |
| Hey, who are you guys out here with today? | |
| Who? | |
| Who are you out here with? | |
| Alright, she doesn't know. | |
| I don't know. | |
| No hablo English? | |
| No hablo English? | |
| Hey, who are you out here with today? | |
| Who are you out here with today? | |
| Can't answer a question. | |
| All right, still no one. | |
| Hey, who are you out here today with, sir? | |
| The soul of the nation. | |
| Who? | |
| The soul of our nation. | |
| The soul of the nation? | |
| And what are you guys representing? | |
| The fundamental liberties of the United States. | |
| And what are you out here doing to represent that? | |
| Exercising our power to have a voice. | |
| I agree. | |
| So what is your free speech? | |
| Why? | |
| Why can't he answer a question? | |
| I'm just telling him not to be able I'm obliged to answer. | |
| Why not? | |
| Excuse me, I'm doing security. | |
| Oh, you can't answer either. | |
| Is it because you don't have any answers? | |
| All right. | |
| I'm just trying to figure out why everyone's out here today. | |
| Do you like Trump? | |
| What do you think? | |
| No, I don't think you do. | |
| All right, so no answers still. | |
| And they have to silence free speech. | |
| They can't have a political debate. | |
| Yeah, let's all bang drums. | |
| This will really help them. | |
| If they bang those drums louder, that Trump will be impeached. | |
| Who are you out here with today, sir? | |
| How you doing, brother? | |
| Who are you out here with today? | |
| By myself. | |
| What are you marching for today? | |
| SB4. You mean, are you for or against it? | |
| I'm against it. | |
| So you want Sanctuary Cities to remain? | |
| Oh, why can't he speak to me? | |
| All right, here, hold up. | |
| Here, take this microphone. | |
| Take this microphone. | |
| Alright, I'm getting sick of this. | |
| Alright. | |
| Alright, I just want all you to know that you guys cannot answer a single question. | |
| I'm challenging. | |
| Hey, look at this guy. | |
| Click me off. | |
| Yeah, click me off. | |
| That's your answer. | |
| That's your answer. | |
| Not one of you can have a real political debate. | |
| That's all you can do is click me off. | |
| Maybe you should shave your armpits. | |
| But listen, I want to thank you for the water, ma'am. | |
| You're a nice lady. | |
| I'm looking for one person marching to have a conversation. | |
| Just one. | |
| I'm not being mean. | |
| I just want to have a conversation. | |
| Defense! | |
| That's fine. | |
| You're just proving my point. | |
| Defense! | |
| Keep proving my point. | |
| Looking for one person to have an educated conversation. | |
| Just one. | |
| Defense! | |
| Yeah, just keep chanted. | |
| Defense! | |
| Hey, how are you doing today? | |
| I'm looking for a quick interview with my friend. | |
| Can my friend... | |
| Hey, are you out here marching? | |
| You know it, brother. | |
| Yes. | |
| What are you guys marching for? | |
| We're looking for the whamen. | |
| What? | |
| We're looking for the whamen for a quick pump. | |
| I don't know what that is. | |
| We're two little horny boys looking for the whamen. | |
| All right, so you guys are out here doing a joke? | |
| Oh, that's right, brother. | |
| Hey, that's funny. | |
| You guys are still smarter than these other people, so I'll give you credit there. | |
| All right, let's see if we can't get someone to talk to us. | |
| Honestly, most of these people, I've found that they can't even speak English. | |
| So... | |
| Oh, this is interesting. | |
| Here we go. | |
| Hey, do you guys consider yourselves socialists? | |
| Yes, we would. | |
| Are you guys out here marching against Nazis? | |
| There's no one of Nazis here today, so we're not worried about that. | |
| Okay, well, I'm just wondering because there were people saying that Nazis are in this country, but do you know the Nazis were actually socialists? | |
| They used the name and co-opted the language. | |
| Just like every other socialist in history? | |
| That is not correct. | |
| Let's not talk to him. | |
| Stop. | |
| I'm not fucking talking to y'all. | |
| Why? | |
| Because they always fucking twist things around. | |
| Twist things? | |
| This is a live video. | |
| How can I twist it? | |
| I've got it. | |
| I've got it. | |
| No, fuck them. | |
| Hey, you know you're an embarrassment? | |
| I am an embarrassment. | |
| My family hates me. | |
| Are you part of the march? | |
| Yeah, I'm marching right now. | |
| Well, you're not part of the march. | |
| Sure I am. | |
| I'm part of the march. | |
| No, I'm not. | |
| You can tell the police officer to do that. | |
| Yeah, exactly. | |
| You have no right to do that. | |
| So nice try. | |
| Try to stop free speech. | |
| And all you're doing is showing your movement for what it really is. | |
| Why are you trying to stop free speech out here? | |
| Why are you trying to stop free speech? | |
| I'm not. | |
| Hey, it's you again! | |
| How's the march going? | |
| It's going good. | |
| Dude, honestly, man, I don't know why we can't get along. | |
| You know that I make good points out here. | |
| We get along, but I just don't want to talk with you right now. | |
| Alright, I understand it. | |
| I wouldn't want to talk to someone whose political ideas are better than mine either, I suppose. | |
| Alright, so we're still yet to find one person that can talk. | |
| Everybody just wants to shove us aside. | |
| This woman's trying to block me from talking to people. | |
| That's okay because they know if they actually have a debate that their side looks foolish and that nobody will go to their side. | |
| They'll have no momentum. | |
| And that's already what's going on. | |
| So we're just here to document it. | |
| Again, Infowars.com. | |
| This is Owen Troyer reporting. | |
| We're in the middle of another Trump protest. | |
| And again, we've been out here for, what, 20 minutes probably recording, and not one person can tell me why they're out here. | |
| Not one. | |
| Sir, why won't you talk to us? | |
| I'm not going to talk to you. | |
| Is it because you have no idea why you're out here? | |
| I know exactly why I'm out here. | |
| Why are you out here? | |
| Why are you out here? | |
| Do you feel like you're being discriminated against out here? | |
| No? | |
| Alright, so everything looks pretty good for you then. | |
| Alright, we've reached a standstill here. | |
| Let's see if we can't talk to someone here. | |
| Still nobody can talk, folks. | |
| This is wild. | |
| Most of these people actually can't even speak English. | |
| This woman keeps following me. | |
| She's so scared that I might talk to someone out here. | |
| Excuse me, sir. | |
| What are you out here today for? | |
| Why can't he talk to me? | |
| Hey, you just stopped his free speech. | |
| You're a racist. | |
| Hey, hey, she hates your right to free speech. | |
| She hates your right to free speech. | |
| I love your right to free speech. | |
| Look at these people. | |
| Look at these people, man. | |
| These people hate free speech. | |
| Here, come to their side of me. | |
| I'm sick of this. | |
| Here, follow me. | |
| I think it's really sad. | |
| I think it's really sad that so-called leaders of your movement will not allow you to engage in political discourse. | |
| I find it really sad that every time I try to talk to one of you, you can't talk to me because some state leader comes and tells you you can't talk to me. | |
| That's not free speech. | |
| That is the suppression of free speech. | |
| And the reason why they don't want you to talk to me is because they're cult leaders. | |
| These people are literally leaders of a cult. | |
| Okay? | |
| They're talking about what you want to talk to me because don't touch me because they're leaders of a cult. | |
| These people are all cult leaders and they know that if you face the truth, you will not be members of their cult. | |
| This is a cult leader right here. | |
| These are cultists. | |
| And you know why cultists have the silence free speech? | |
| They know the truth will end their cult. - They're coming to Mike. | |
| What are you doing today, sir? | |
| I'm fucking you up. | |
| What? | |
| Is that a threat? | |
| You take it whatever it is. | |
| What are you doing out here? | |
| I'm marching and... | |
| Fuck you, you mother... | |
| What are you doing out here? | |
| I'm making America great again, you cocksucker. | |
| So what exactly do you represent? | |
| I represent myself. | |
| Who do you represent, asshole? | |
| Infowars. | |
| Infowars? | |
| Oh, I should have known. | |
| What, didn't you read the mic flag? | |
| I thought you were a MAGA guy. | |
| I do want to make America great again. | |
| That's what you just said. | |
| You said it first. | |
| So what are you protesting today? | |
| I'm going to hold these guys back. | |
| Yeah, yeah, look at the cultist leader here. | |
| Look at the cultist leader who won't engage in free speech because they can't handle it. | |
| You're scared that the youth... | |
| Some of your fucking fearless leaders not out here. | |
| You're scared. | |
| Hey, hey. | |
| Oh, actually, Trump is in Houston right now. | |
| Actually, President Trump is in Houston right now helping victims of Hurricane Harvey. | |
| But this is what cult leaders do. | |
| Cult leaders are so scared that the youth is not going to join their cult. | |
| The reason why these people are so afraid of free speech is because all these cult leaders are afraid that the youth will not join their cult. | |
| If the youth is exposed to other ideas, if the youth gets exposed to other ideas, they're not going to join these people's cult. | |
| So that's why they all talk to us. | |
| And we've just proven it for the 1,000th time that none of you, none of you can have a conversation. | |
| And all of your leaders are cultists that hate free speech. | |
| So how does that feel? | |
| I just documented it again. | |
| These people are pathetic. | |
| Nick! | |
| Excuse me, sir. | |
| What are you doing out here today? | |
| Hey, free speech, sir. | |
| What are you doing out here? | |
| We literally have... | |
| I literally have thousands of people tuned in live right now. | |
| Thousands of people. | |
| And these people will not share their message. | |
| Why? | |
| Because they don't have one. | |
| Does anyone have a message? | |
| Open microphone. | |
| Thousands of people in a live audience. | |
| Does anyone have a message other than hate and stopping free speech? | |
| No, you are all cultists. | |
| You are in a cult. | |
| And the reason why people like this will not allow the young members of this group to talk is because they're scared that when they see other ideas, they're not going to join their cult. | |
| These are cultists. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Look at this psychopath. | |
| Alright, so these psychopaths are literally trying to box me in here. | |
| What's that? | |
| They're trying to box us out? | |
| That's fine. | |
| They can try to box me out. | |
| That just embarrasses them more. | |
| The more they try to shut down our free speech, the more it shows how pathetic they are. | |
| How are you, ma'am? | |
| Well, I'm trying to figure out why people are marching, but they won't talk to me. | |
| I'll tell you. | |
| Alright, ma'am, why are you marching today? | |
| I'm marching because the immigration laws in this country are a train wreck. | |
| Wait, wait, wait. | |
| I'm a little confused. | |
| You mean the immigration laws that don't get followed? | |
| Well, the ones that don't get followed and the ones that do. | |
| I mean, it all needs to be completely rebuilt. | |
| Are you agreeing with the chant that we shouldn't have a border? | |
| No, they said we shouldn't have a border. | |
| Whoa, this woman is talking to me! | |
| Look at this! | |
| Did we catch that again? | |
| We caught it again! | |
| We caught it again! | |
| The cultists silencing free speech! | |
| That man, that man was having a nice... | |
| Film this, film this! | |
| She was having a nice conversation, and a cultist, a cultist came over and silenced her! | |
| Hey, why didn't you let that woman talk to me? | |
| Hey, why didn't you let her talk to me? | |
| Why won't you let her talk to me? | |
| Because we're just security marshals. | |
| So what? | |
| So why can't we talk? | |
| Because we have a job today. | |
| Yeah, so you're scared of the truth. | |
| That's what you're scared of. | |
| Dude, this is unbelievable, man. | |
| Like, seriously, dude. | |
| How do people watch this and then not realize what these people really are? | |
| Are we still alive? | |
| We're alive, man. | |
| This is just unbelievable. | |
| Look at how obsessed these people are with me, too. | |
| Yeah, I know. | |
| They keep trying to box me out. | |
| It's fine. | |
| Like I said, the more they do to try to silence me, the further it just shows what their movement really is. | |
| A bunch of hateful people. | |
| Now, I'm going to talk to this man right here. | |
| Hey, I like that shirt, actually, and I like your hat, too. | |
| I like Jesus and the YMCA, so we got something we can get along with. | |
| Now, what are you doing out here, sir? | |
| It just makes it better. | |
| I'm just asking this man a question. | |
| Why can't he speak? | |
| You know why? | |
| You're trying to keep the march going, if possible. | |
| Walk with me. | |
| All right, yeah, this man will have a conversation. | |
| So yeah, they're trying to stop free speech out here, sir. | |
| They're trying to stop the exchange of ideas. | |
| I just want to figure out what they're out here for. | |
| So what are you out here for? | |
| I'm talking with you. | |
| Yeah, yeah, you're a good man. | |
| What brings you out here today, sir? | |
| I think that the... | |
| I'm against the DACC. I really like the idea of allowing these people that grew up in the United States to be able to flourish here and make their contribution. | |
| They've been educated here. | |
| We ought to let them make a contribution back. | |
| As professionals, a lot of them are smart. | |
| It does look like the Dreamer Act is going to stay in place, though. | |
| It does look like Trump is going to keep the Dreamers here, though. | |
| I thought he had a lot of pressure on him to get rid of them. | |
| Yeah, well, that was a policy he was pushing for, but there was too much pushback. | |
| My sense is that there's another side, which is actually sort of the business side. | |
| Oh, for sure, like Facebook. | |
| They want cheap labor. | |
| Well, not necessarily cheap. | |
| You want educated labor. | |
| Yeah, that's a good point. | |
| Yeah, you make a good point. | |
| You might as well educate them. | |
| And the future is going to be high technology. | |
| And you need smart people. | |
| You know, we don't need laborers. | |
| We need people that have gone to school. | |
| Yeah, that's a good point. | |
| Those would be the last people I'd want to alienate. | |
| That's a good point. | |
| So let's get them educated so that they can be productive workers in our workforce. | |
| I agree. | |
| Yeah, I think that that's actually a good idea. | |
| It does look like DACA is going to stay for now. | |
| We'll see how it goes. | |
| So is there anything else that brings you out here, sir? | |
| I like the idea of joining in with my fellow citizens to stand up for American values, that we're here to kind of include other people and give them opportunities, not to push people aside. | |
| A lot of these people may have come from countries where they're being persecuted by drug gangs. | |
| We want to create a safe place. | |
| That's what I always thought we stood for. | |
| That's why my family came here 100 years ago, was for opportunity. | |
| Now, sir, you wear the WWJ shirt. | |
| Are you a religious man? | |
| No, no, no. | |
| Actually, I'm Jewish. | |
| But I found that politically, the clearest statement I could make about my values... | |
| That's true, yeah. | |
| Because I can't really make an argument to a conservative person that they haven't been through. | |
| But the only thing I could say that might have an impact is, like, would Jesus alienate people? | |
| Would he not feed them? | |
| You know, would he side with the money changers rather than the people that are educating people? | |
| So I thought this was the most succinct way of getting my point across. | |
| I think you did a good job. | |
| You definitely grabbed my attention because I thought it was a good shirt. | |
| I also like the YMCA. So, hey, I want to thank you for sharing your ideas. | |
| Now, you asked before I listen in why people won't talk to you. | |
| Yeah, no one will talk to me. | |
| They feel that what they might say to you is not what finally ends up and what's promoted. | |
| Yeah, we're live right now. | |
| We're live. | |
| So nothing is edited or cut. | |
| So thank you, though, for sharing your ideas. | |
| One of the things at the Y is that we have tables in the Y in our lobby. | |
| And we try to bring in people with libertarians and different people that think just to talk about it. | |
| We find that fundamentally we're all in agreement. | |
| We differ on tactics. | |
| And the thing I love about the Y, too, is so much of the money... | |
| That goes in, goes back to the community, and back to people that maybe can't afford a membership. | |
| Over a million dollars a year just so people that can't afford a Y membership, like a single parent or something, can actually have a membership. | |
| We're really big on that. | |
| You know, we're probably the biggest sectarian group that supports the Golden Rule. | |
| Why do you typically go to here? | |
| I go to the Town Lake one. | |
| It's got 17,000 members. | |
| Oh, maybe I'll see you there sometime. | |
| That's mine. | |
| Hey, thank you for talking today, sir. | |
| Thank you. | |
| You're a good representation of this march out here today. | |
| You truly are. | |
| Thank you for speaking with us. | |
| Thanks for listening. | |
| Amen to that. | |
| Amen to that. | |
| We can't move forward unless we have dialogue. | |
| All right, let's cut through here. | |
| All right, you can keep following us. | |
| I know she's obsessed with me. | |
| She's going to keep following me. | |
| She just let me know. | |
| They can't get over me. | |
| Hey, that was really refreshing. | |
| That man had good points. | |
| And it was refreshing to have a conversation with somebody who doesn't just want to yell at you. | |
| And again, it's amazing because he was one of the few people that was willing to not just have the conversation because a lot of people were having a conversation. | |
| And then someone would come interrupt them. | |
| He actually was willing to withstand that, too. | |
| So he kind of stood up for himself on two different levels out here. | |
| Now, we're going to keep marching here. | |
| And we'll see if anybody can answer any questions. | |
| But honestly, it just gets old out here because you ask people, you know, what are you out here doing? | |
| And nobody can answer a question. | |
| Here, let's try it again. | |
| Excuse me, ma'am. | |
| What are you out here marching for? | |
| See what I'm saying? | |
| So, I mean, what are you out here marching for, sir? | |
| Against you guys, why me? | |
| What did I do? | |
| All right. | |
| Okay, so that's what I'm saying. | |
| I just want to have a conversation. | |
| So he doesn't want to talk to me. | |
| He's out here marching, though. | |
| He's so convicted by something that he's out here in the 95-degree heat marching, but his conviction is so weak he can't open his mouth and have a conversation on a platform with millions of people. | |
| So that's perfectly fine. | |
| No one's surprised by that, though. | |
| Here, let's move to the right here. | |
| See if we can't find someone else who has no idea why they're out here. | |
| Because they're all over the place. | |
| Hey, I think I recognize this guy, actually. | |
| Dude, I think I schooled this guy in a video before. | |
| This is great. | |
| I'm going to bring this back because I'm so bored with these people. | |
| Hey, excuse me. | |
| Do I recognize you, sir? | |
| Hey, weren't you in a video of mine before? | |
| Possibly. | |
| It went viral. | |
| No, it didn't. | |
| Dude, it went viral, man. | |
| It was a pretty good video, you have to admit. | |
| It wasn't as bad as your Van Jones interview, though. | |
| That was a pretty good interview. | |
| I wasn't drunk. | |
| No, I had no alcohol. | |
| No, I honestly didn't. | |
| You can look at the timeline. | |
| You were just at the bar. | |
| I can't get a burger at a bar without being considered a drunker. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| No one will talk to us out here. | |
| Hey, I just wanted to say hi, say what's up. | |
| Hey, I like seeing familiar faces out here, honestly. | |
| You get a cast of people who are like regulars at rallies, whether it's the right-wingers or the left-wingers. | |
| Yeah, no, actually, I'm glad that you said it because actually there was one girl in particular that I had seen at a couple protests or rallies, and she's actually a member at the Y2 that we were just discussing. | |
| And she came up to me and she was like, hey, I saw you at the protest. | |
| She was like, I want you to know, you know, I disagree with your ideas. | |
| I don't like this and that, but I want you to know I don't hate you and I want to get along. | |
| Oh, thank you, sir. | |
| And he said, you know, she was like, hey, if we're going to be seeing each other at these events, you know, I go to these events, you go to these events, so let's at least be friends. | |
| And she introduced herself to me, and now we're friends. | |
| So, you know, when we see each other out here, we can be like, oh, hey. | |
| And I think it's very, you know, it's a very powerful thing. | |
| Because, you know, all these people, they don't want unity, folks. | |
| They don't. | |
| I've proven it. | |
| They try to stop free speech. | |
| So when they see me going up and talking to this man or talking to that man or talking to this girl that I know that's on the opposite side of the political spectrum, it kind of is an awakening moment for them. | |
| Like, wait a second. | |
| We can get along with these people? | |
| These people aren't filled with hate? | |
| No, we're really not. | |
| I'm actually a really loving guy. | |
| Hey, are you a passerby today, sir? | |
| Are you a passerby or are you in the march? | |
| I'm a passerby. | |
| What do you think about this? | |
| I don't know. | |
| I don't know what it is about. | |
| They're protesting President Trump. | |
| I'm not too much informed on this issue. | |
| Sorry. | |
| Okay, no problem. | |
| Just trying to see what people are thinking out here. | |
| Look how many people are following us. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| Well, I'm obviously the security threat out here. | |
| I mean, clearly, I am the security threat. | |
| So we've got to, you know, forget about the actual hundreds of people that they're supposed to be here protecting. | |
| They're all making sure that I can't talk to them. | |
| Here, get the whole thing. | |
| Get the whole pan on this. | |
| Here's all the security on me. | |
| And then nobody up with the actual group or they're supposed to be here protecting. | |
| There's another one to your right, too. | |
| That's nice, though. | |
| We just want to point that out. | |
| They're here to protect the people, but actually they're trying to box me in. | |
| Hey, sir, what do you think about this march today? | |
| I have no idea. | |
| They're protesting Trump. | |
| Yeah, good for them. | |
| You like that? | |
| I'm pretty happy with that, yeah. | |
| You don't like Trump either? | |
| I don't love him, no. | |
| Okay. | |
| All right, that's all. | |
| Thank you, sir. | |
| Hey, he's smarter than any of the people protesting. | |
| Or at least he can have a dialogue. | |
| So that's funny. | |
| All right, we've got our other group behind us. | |
| Hey, if we separate, their security team is going to go into complete malfunction mode. | |
| So you guys fall back. | |
| We'll go over here. | |
| Let's send them into a tizzy. | |
| All right, we're going to... | |
| All right, watch the security. | |
| Hey, film this, film this. | |
| There goes half the security. | |
| They literally have security on us. | |
| This is the funniest thing. | |
| This is actually something I don't think I've ever experienced, like, very blatantly. | |
| And I want to be very clear, these are not real security members, okay? | |
| These are people that put on a lime green vest, okay? | |
| That's it. | |
| They have no jurisdiction, they have no distinction, they have a green vest, and that's all. | |
| So just like their protest, they're totally fake. | |
| Yeah, but I want to catch up with this protest, so let's actually pick up the paste. | |
| Maybe I'll bullhorn these people. | |
| But like I said before, I mean, I'm just sick of it. | |
| I mean, what am I supposed to do? | |
| I walk up to these people, I ask them to have a conversation, and what do they do? | |
| They can't talk. | |
| We did meet a few people that could talk. | |
| I give them credit. | |
| I tip my hat to them. | |
| But, here, let's see if this young man will talk. | |
| Are you with the marchers today, sir? | |
| I am. | |
| What do you think about this protest? | |
| I think this protest is a significance of community. | |
| There's a lot of people who have very strong thoughts about their families. | |
| A lot of people in their community who are suffering and things that, you know, they're concerned about. | |
| There's a lot of different things like SB4, DACA, and then just plain immigration and ICE. What about you? | |
| Well, I would actually agree with all that. | |
| I just feel like we need to follow the law. | |
| And actually, DACA and sanctuary cities are still in place. | |
| So it's not even an issue yet. | |
| I mean, the thing is, is that the thing, it's not, we could only be so concerned about it once it's actually happening. | |
| Like, for example, if SB4 were to come in law, there's no point in, you know, outraging about it rather than actually talking about it before to prevent things like that from happening, you know? | |
| That's fair logic. | |
| So do you think that we should have a border in this country? | |
| I think borders are kind of made up. | |
| I mean, technically, so I follow a lot of people and a lot of religions and spirituality believe in Mother Nature, Mother Earth, and the principles of that law. | |
| And I think that Mother Nature itself does not believe in borders. | |
| Therefore, we are part of Mother Nature. | |
| It's something we've been so extremely detached from. | |
| I don't think we should... | |
| No, we don't. | |
| Sorry, she's not a boss. | |
| I know, that's right. | |
| I tip my hat to you. | |
| You're willing to have a conversation. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Which is rare. | |
| It's important to have conversations, and it's important to be able to talk about these things with people who have different opinions, but it's also important to educate each other about why we're doing things and why exactly, why people are mad, why people are upset, why people are doing the things they are. | |
| And I'm honestly willing to listen. | |
| So let me ask you a question. | |
| Do you think that the country would be better off without borders? | |
| I think, I mean... | |
| The thing is, is that there are very evil people in the world. | |
| I think that the country itself has to do what it's done, but I think some things in the system could be corrected. | |
| Personally, things could be changed in the borders. | |
| I travel to Mexico all the time. | |
| There's a lot of, like, there's just a lot of... | |
| Gang, drug, violence type of thing? | |
| No. | |
| In the border itself, the people are mistreating just passengers in itself. | |
| Based on color, based on the way... | |
| Okay, so you think there's maybe, like, kind of like a police brutality thing? | |
| There's a police brutality within the immigration system, in itself, and traveling. | |
| So, yeah. | |
| I mean, personally, I'll be walking in an airport, and I'll be wearing these beads and my jewelry, and I have this braid, and people will look at me, and they'll stop me by and tell me, take out your passport, can you open your bags, and... | |
| So you feel that you've been a victim of profiling? | |
| I have. | |
| I have been. | |
| People have taken things from me. | |
| I carry a lot of medicines like sage. | |
| I carry medicines like lavender. | |
| And they'll look at these things and they'll be like, what is this? | |
| And I'm like, don't you know what sage is? | |
| Yeah, I'd agree with that. | |
| I think that's the whole police state. | |
| They want to get involved with everything. | |
| They're looking for drugs around every color. | |
| I agree with you on that. | |
| I think to some extent drugs in itself are very bad. | |
| I think we should do our best to prevent that because that is a big problem in our own communities as as Hispanics, Latinos, Mexican-Americans, Chicanos. | |
| We have been victims of drug violence and everything. | |
| So I think that we should do something against drug violence and all that sort of things. | |
| But yeah, I completely agree. | |
| I don't like the fact that Sessions is targeting drugs. | |
| The war on drugs just isn't helping anybody, so I agree with that. | |
| Hey, thank you for talking with us. | |
| It's very refreshing. | |
| Yes, of course. | |
| I know people are, you know, pushing. | |
| I saw people pushing microphones away and everything, but... | |
| I mean, it's important to have these conversations and to be able to, you know, listen. | |
| You know, it's something we've been so detached from. | |
| But, I mean, this is what's going to be the next step to us, understanding each other. | |
| And this is an individual, we're going to walk here, if you can walk with us. | |
| But this is an individual, to me, who's obviously vindicated in his thoughts. | |
| He's convicted in his beliefs. | |
| And he has the confidence to... | |
| Talk about it, you know? | |
| I mean, that's the key here. | |
| So, like, he's not just somebody out here marching because it's cool or, you know, because... | |
| Hey, thank you, sir. | |
| Thank you. | |
| So, you know, that's the thing to me. | |
| I mean, that's a gentleman who actually has real issues that he wants to address. | |
| He's got real thoughts, real ideas that he feels like he can raise awareness for. | |
| Maybe he can change some people's minds. | |
| Maybe he can change some people's thoughts and ideas, but... | |
| The problem that he is having, or his movement is having, and he recognizes it, is that there's not enough people like him that are on the opposing side of conservatives or nationalists, because we just proved it, folks. | |
| We'll try to catch back up to this group, but when you try to talk to these people... | |
| Now, this group in particular is actually something entirely different, because I suspect that... | |
| 75% of these people either don't speak English or don't speak it well. | |
| You can think what you want about that. | |
| I'm just pointing out the facts that I'm experiencing. | |
| But that young man, again, it's refreshing. | |
| I didn't even have to really debate with him. | |
| We actually agreed on a lot of things. | |
| So it's just refreshing. | |
| But the problem that they're having is there's not enough people that can do that. | |
| Now, if you walked through this group of protesters and they were all like that young man or like the man we spoke to before who had the YMCA hat on, then they might actually have a political chance. | |
| Then they might actually have a chance in 2018. They might have a chance in 2020. But they're in the... | |
| The true minority. | |
| Yeah, how you doing, brother? | |
| What's up, dude? | |
| What's up, man? | |
| All the time. | |
| Hey, do you see this protest out here? | |
| You know, this is standard practice in Austin, I guess. | |
| I came from Dallas yesterday. | |
| I'm here for a bachelor party. | |
| But I just can't believe how people... | |
| are going to protest against enforcing our immigration law. | |
| I think it's ridiculous. | |
| Like, I'm a Trump supporter myself. | |
| Well, the amazing thing is, I just walked through the whole process, I'm sure you know this, and we tried to talk to these people. | |
| Nobody can even talk to me. | |
| Didn't even answer, did they? | |
| Nope. | |
| And that's what they do. | |
| I mean, they're going to make a lot of noise, but when it comes down to it, they don't know what they're talking about. | |
| So look at this. | |
| This is just a man on the street, just enjoying a nice, beautiful Saturday here in Austin. | |
| He's not marching, he's not protesting, but he's got more vindication and conviction and education and words than anyone else that's here marching. | |
| Right. | |
| Well, I mean, it's just about being able to be educated about what you believe in. | |
| And if you want to have a conversation with somebody, you can have a conversation with someone. | |
| But just making noise for the sake of making noise doesn't do anybody any favors. | |
| You know? | |
| That's what I feel. | |
| I was wearing my MAGA hat before I came down here. | |
| I'm glad I took it off. | |
| You didn't want to get beat up? | |
| You didn't want to get assaulted. | |
| No, no. | |
| Hey, I don't blame you. | |
| But, hey, I respect your work. | |
| Hey, thank you, sir. | |
| Alex Jones, I said hello. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Here, tell him right here. | |
| He's probably watching. | |
| Alex Jones, I love you. | |
| You're a great guy. | |
| You're a great American. | |
| Death's a new world order. | |
| All right. | |
| Thank you, sir. | |
| Alright. | |
| I can't believe this white supremacist organization Infowars. | |
| We have African-American fans out here. | |
| It's just impossible. | |
| There's no way that just happened. | |
| They're going to have to censor this off the internet. | |
| And all the protesters out here, well, they probably don't even know what to do. | |
| Alright, we might have to rethink our strategy here. | |
| Is our stream still strong? | |
| We're still live? | |
| Okay, wonderful, wonderful. | |
| Yeah, but what I'm thinking is we might be able to cut across somewhere. | |
| Here, let's step down to the end of the road here and figure out what's going on. | |
| Wow. | |
| All right, folks, so again, this is Owen Troyer. | |
| We are broadcasting live for Infowars.com. | |
| When we started this broadcast, we were at the front of the latest Trump protest here in Austin, Texas. | |
| We're way behind now. | |
| Hey, here's my buddy up here. | |
| Too hot? | |
| It's too hot, man. | |
| This man... | |
| Hey, you know what, though? | |
| Your protest was stronger than everyone else's out there combined, so you deserve the break. | |
| I didn't think that. | |
| Because you were willing to talk. | |
| You have actual ideas. | |
| So that's why, you know, it's tough. | |
| Well, it doesn't mean they don't. | |
| It just means that I do. | |
| You know, it's like we probably agree. | |
| It's just that I'm 66, so I probably articulated it a lot more in my life. | |
| You did. | |
| You did a good job, too. | |
| Thank you for that. | |
| All right, we're going to try to catch up. | |
| Thank you. | |
| We're going to try to catch up. | |
| Hey, you know, the funniest thing, too... | |
| They were trying to intimidate that man out of speaking to us. | |
| They always have this little game that they play where they say, oh, don't talk to Infowars or don't talk to Alex Jones people. | |
| Don't talk to him because they're just going to edit the video. | |
| They're going to edit the video and make you look dumb. | |
| They're going to edit it and take it out of context. | |
| Folks, first of all... | |
| This is a 100% live stream. | |
| So we can't edit or take anything out of context. | |
| It's literally in real time. | |
| Second of all, folks, that's not how I roll, okay? | |
| In case you've noticed, I literally hit record and then film and then the whole thing goes out. | |
| I've never edited anything to make somebody look some sort of way. | |
| We take what is happening and then we put it out in its entirety. | |
| So it's just the lamest argument that they try to make. | |
| When they say, oh, don't talk to them, they're just going to edit you out of context and edit you to make you look dumb. | |
| No, they do that on their own. | |
| So I just want to be very clear. | |
| We don't edit these videos. | |
| This is a 100% live video. | |
| You can't even edit this stuff, okay? | |
| So I just think it's funny how they always try to make that argument, and it just couldn't be more fallacious. | |
| All right, so it looks like we're about two blocks behind these people. | |
| We'll just stay on this side of the road, and we'll probably be able to catch up with the front. | |
| We've probably been on air now for, what, like 40 minutes or so? | |
| Cameraman is checking on the time here. | |
| Hopefully the camera doesn't overheat. | |
| It's pretty hot out. | |
| Here, let me hit this. | |
| Hit this cross button. | |
| So we are now... | |
| At the corner of Cesar Chavez and Lavica Street here, downtown Austin, Texas. | |
| It's got to be mid-90s right now. | |
| Really hot. | |
| We've been talking to some of these Trump protesters, or we've been trying to. | |
| So far, I was able to have a real conversation with two of them. | |
| And as I would suspect, you know, honestly, I would expect that I get along with most people. | |
| Let's run this. | |
| And I think that if we actually were able to have an open dialogue and a real discussion, that these people would find out that, yeah, we actually do agree with most stuff. | |
| We actually do probably have the ability to get along just fine. | |
| But they don't want that. | |
| Unfortunately, the fake news media has inaccurately portrayed Trump supporters or Infowars or Blue Lives Matter as... | |
| You know, racists, Nazis, fascists, all of these false equivalencies, clearly untrue, completely made up. | |
| So I walk into this crowd of people and they won't talk to me. | |
| They think I'm racist. | |
| They think I'm a Nazi. | |
| They think all of these ridiculous things. | |
| They couldn't be further from the truth. | |
| So it's sad because, like I said, that's how you end free speech. | |
| If you're not willing to talk to somebody because of your... | |
| Your prejudice against what you believe they are, that's exactly what they're saying they're trying to fight. | |
| And it's just sad because we'll never be able to come together unless we have these conversations, and they won't have any conversations with me because they've been lied to about who I am. | |
| So that's the state of open dialogue with these people. | |
| So it does look like they're going to be cutting back up Congress. | |
| Let's just stay the path. | |
| Let's just pick up the pace. | |
| So I'm asking my cameraman to run double time now. | |
| This is actually Nate Dogg's... | |
| I'm calling him Nate Dogg. | |
| This is actually Nate Dogg's first time being out on the road with me. | |
| So now he knows that you're going to sweat. | |
| You're going to get people spitting at you. | |
| Calling you names. | |
| But he got called a Nazi out here. | |
| He's just holding the camera. | |
| He's a nice guy. | |
| You don't even have a Nazi haircut. | |
| Not even close. | |
| You do. | |
| Actually, it's funny because some people, I guess, assume he's a hippie and then they are like, oh my gosh, you're with Infowars? | |
| What are you doing? | |
| And he's like, well, yeah, it's a good job. | |
| Why can't I just have a good job? | |
| They're like, oh my gosh, but it's a racist Nazi organization. | |
| He's like, no, no, it's not. | |
| But they can't accept. | |
| But this is really cool. | |
| Look at this stuff. | |
| Look at these dancers out here. | |
| They're dancing. | |
| They got some shiny dresses, some cool boots. | |
| That's cool to me. | |
| That's cool. | |
| I'd love to go film this and then be like, hey, who are you guys? | |
| You guys are really cool out here. | |
| What culture is this? | |
| What are you representing? | |
| It's great stuff, man. | |
| That's culture. | |
| That's awesome to me. | |
| But if I went over there and I tried to talk, they wouldn't. | |
| In fact, I already did. | |
| And they won't talk to me. | |
| They say I'm racist. | |
| They say don't talk to Infowars. | |
| Don't talk to Nazis. | |
| Man, I like you. | |
| I love you. | |
| I love culture. | |
| I love what you're doing out here. | |
| But they've been told lies about us, so... | |
| I think that's really cool, actually. | |
| I'm not sure exactly, uh... | |
| I guess it's an Aztec thing. | |
| They got an Aztec thing going on here. | |
| Didn't the Aztecs do human sacrifice rituals? | |
| Didn't the Aztecs literally sacrifice humans? | |
| So, okay. | |
| I mean, I don't even care. | |
| I'm not complaining that they're out here doing Aztec things. | |
| It's like, they want to complain about everything Trump, complain about everything America, but then they're out here pretending to be Aztecs that literally sacrificed humans. | |
| I tell you. | |
| You can't write this stuff, folks. | |
| So the chant now is, hey, hey, hey, ho, SB4 has got to go. | |
| Now let's be very clear. | |
| For those of you who don't know what SB4 is, you can film them if you'd like. | |
| It's whatever. | |
| These people are now blocking traffic. | |
| There's already enough traffic in Austin. | |
| They want to cause more. | |
| Sanctuary cities, folks. | |
| Sanctuary cities is a status. | |
| Given to cities that do not follow the law. | |
| To put it simply, they don't prosecute undocumented citizens. | |
| In fact, they fund them. | |
| They give them funding. | |
| They give them lawyers. | |
| They give them housing. | |
| They give them all the advantages in the world. | |
| Meanwhile, our veterans are forced to suffer, and American citizens get none of that. | |
| that here let's actually cross back in here yeah let's go behind the security vehicle We don't want to upset the police. | |
| The actual real security out here. | |
| Here, let's try to talk to some people. | |
| Excuse me, sir. | |
| What brings you guys out here today? | |
| No, don't talk to me. | |
| Why won't you talk to me? | |
| They won't talk to me. | |
| What do you know? | |
| Won't talk to me. | |
| Hey, will you talk to me, ma'am? | |
| Ma'am, will you talk to me? | |
| No? | |
| Alright. | |
| Here, let's talk to this guy in this outfit. | |
| Let's see if he'll talk. | |
| He's got an outfit with antennas on. | |
| Let's see what he's doing out here. | |
| Hey, excuse me, sir. | |
| What brings you out here today? | |
| - Fine. | |
| - What brings you out here? | |
| - Oh, por que estoy aquí? | |
| - Hablo espanol? | |
| - Yeah. | |
| - Oh, cuando aquí? | |
| - Por que estoy aquí? | |
| - Por que aquí? | |
| - Porque vengo a celebrar que... | |
| - What? | |
| - Oh, you made it! | |
| I'm a nice guy! | |
| Oh, he won't talk to me. | |
| His friends told him not to talk to me. | |
| Alright, I asked him why he was out here and he was going to talk to me. | |
| He was actually a nice guy. | |
| We'll get this wire fixed here. | |
| And then his friend said he's not allowed to talk to me. | |
| So as I was telling you, though, I'm telling you, a lot of these people can't speak English, folks. | |
| It's just a fact. | |
| I'm not saying whether it's good or bad. | |
| I'm just pointing it out. | |
| Hey, excuse me, sir. | |
| Sir, why wouldn't you let that man talk to me? | |
| No? | |
| No? | |
| He's not going to talk. | |
| Just silence. | |
| Here, let's see what these people think. | |
| Hey, what do you guys think about this protest? | |
| What is this for? | |
| We're confused. | |
| It's for sanctuary cities. | |
| Do you wear sanctuary cities? | |
| No. | |
| So sanctuary cities are cities where if you're an undocumented or a non-citizen or anything happens, you break the law, get arrested, you can't be held, nothing gets held against you, you can have funds given to you. | |
| So basically, it gives advantages to non-citizens. | |
| Hey, these aren't even in your march. | |
| Why are you stopping them from talking? | |
| You don't have to talk. | |
| Hey, these are the people out here. | |
| They won't even let you talk. | |
| So, yeah. | |
| So, what did you think about that? | |
| No comment. | |
| All right. | |
| Thanks, man. | |
| All right. | |
| Hey, excuse me, sir. | |
| Why are you out here today? | |
| Military. | |
| Sorry. | |
| Are you a military member? | |
| Yep. | |
| What do you think about this protest? | |
| I'm not sure even what it is. | |
| Well, they're protesting Trump. | |
| They're protesting white supremacy. | |
| Yep. | |
| All right. | |
| So, they're saying something about illegal, no human beings illegal. | |
| Well, when we set a line, when property is won from another country, and you cross that line, it's illegal. | |
| I'm Mexican-American. | |
| There's a line, that line's set for a reason. | |
| Not to be racist against anybody, but there's laws. | |
| No man is above the law. | |
| Accept illegals in sanctuary cities. | |
| Accept illegals in sanctuary cities. | |
| Isn't that... | |
| That's illegal. | |
| Exactly. | |
| Were they trying to ban that from Austin? | |
| Yeah, that's one of the things that they're trying to ban. | |
| Austin is a sanctuary city. | |
| Abbott's trying to fight it. | |
| At the moment, yeah. | |
| No, I'm saying, I'm all for it, protesting. | |
| I mean, that's what we fought for in this country, but I think there's people that are a little naive to what they're really protesting about, man. | |
| When something's illegal, it's illegal, man. | |
| I mean, long and short of it, both in the military, you know, ourselves. | |
| I'm just, go ahead and finish. | |
| We may not agree, but hell, they have at it. | |
| I'm just curious, have either of you guys served in Afghanistan ever? | |
| I do. | |
| What happens if an American steps on the ground in Afghanistan? | |
| You're seen as an enemy and you're being neutralized. | |
| Oh wait, there's no sanctuary for Americans in Afghanistan? | |
| No, there's not. | |
| What about in Mexico? | |
| Probably not. | |
| I'll get my head cut off in Mexico. | |
| These people get watched around. | |
| They can walk around with size. | |
| Ain't nobody going to cut their... | |
| Cut their head off or, you know, rape them or anything because this is America and they have the right to do that. | |
| So you're telling me if this man crossed the border in New Mexico illegally, white privilege wouldn't stop them from putting him in jail? | |
| No, it wouldn't. | |
| Well, there's been some... | |
| Like, take for instance, we just had the whole thing, what, Obama paying $400 million to Iran to release people, which is the number one rule they teach you in boot camp. | |
| If you are captured, we do not negotiate with terrorists. | |
| Obviously, last presidency, that all kind of went out the window. | |
| So nowadays... | |
| Yeah, even though we don't agree with it. | |
| Like, if I get captured somewhere, be it Afghanistan, be it Iraq, Iran, any of those locations, let's say Mexico. | |
| And now, mind you, that would be by a terrorist organization. | |
| There should be no negotiations. | |
| We know the costs. | |
| Hell, you know, you're on your own because we don't do that. | |
| We'll fight it. | |
| And you know what? | |
| And these men, they serve this country knowing that, and yet these people are marching for non-citizens that didn't serve this country that get more benefits than you two. | |
| That upsets me. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| I agree. | |
| You know, I come from a lineage of Mexican-Americans, you know, and I respect what they're doing. | |
| They have the right to do that. | |
| That's the beautiful thing about America. | |
| You know, we fought for it. | |
| You know, so we're here. | |
| We don't agree with it. | |
| But go ahead. | |
| Do what you're doing. | |
| I think it's a beautiful thing. | |
| It took me some getting used to because this is the first city I came to out of the military. | |
| I was like, I'm more comfortable in the Middle East. | |
| I don't know what's happening. | |
| Everything's weird. | |
| But... | |
| Once you get used to it, it's like, hey, yeah, we don't see it. | |
| I mean, I have a lot of friends who, the fact that I am, I voted for Trump, I was a little leery, and I'm becoming more of a believer in a lot of the stuff. | |
| And we don't agree at all. | |
| But it's still, we have some really good discussions over a beer, and they don't get carried away. | |
| Like, all this stuff that's going on now... | |
| Well, they won't even have a discussion. | |
| Yeah, that's the hard part, but... | |
| You get a lot of groups here that, yeah, they talk about being violent, being this and that, and they have no idea what violence is. | |
| They haven't seen how much someone will hate you when you're looking at them. | |
| Yeah, all these people say they're fighting Nazis. | |
| How many of them would have been on the beach on D-Day? | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| No, no, no. | |
| And especially, like, hey, if you're a military and you support Trump, you're a Nazi. | |
| Well, wait a minute, wait a minute. | |
| U.S. teamed up with Russia to beat the Nazis. | |
| What airborne unit were you in? | |
| 187th Airborne Regiment of Combat Team, Rokassan. | |
| Rokassan, which comes from what war? | |
| World War II, Pacific Peter. | |
| Falling Umbrella Man. | |
| Fighting the Japanese, fighting the Nazis, and yet I've been called a Nazi. | |
| I'm like, I don't know. | |
| I feel like I'm as far away as possible. | |
| They want to say the people like us are racist. | |
| It's just because we bend boots on the ground. | |
| We see what real privilege is and what it takes to earn that stuff. | |
| Yeah, we have an opinion, but there's no way that we're racist people. | |
| We fought for this country. | |
| I'm guessing that you had people from all different backgrounds in your unit. | |
| Yeah, absolutely. | |
| Oh, absolutely. | |
| It wasn't until I got out of the military that I was asked questions like, what do you think, we'll take this, about gays in the military. | |
| Can a gay guy do his job? | |
| You don't even think about that. | |
| You just think about this country. | |
| One of the best chiefs I've ever served under, who had your back 100%, and he's bailed me out of some bad situations, as gay as they come. | |
| You know, and it's like, well, if you can do your job, that's all that matters outside of that. | |
| The rest of it... | |
| You know, I mean, the race, the gender, anything, it was irrelevant. | |
| It was all dividing us on identity, but the identity that should unite us is American. | |
| Exactly. | |
| Thank you. | |
| We're Americans. | |
| We shouldn't be divided by color. | |
| You're from this country, you're from that country. | |
| We're all here for the same thing. | |
| We love our freedom. | |
| We love our people. | |
| I mean, look what's going on in Houston right now. | |
| All the countries have been outpouring to help those people down there, you know? | |
| That's America. | |
| That's a beautiful thing about America, you know? | |
| I love this place. | |
| I'd die for it all over again. | |
| And I love it because I witnessed what I just witnessed right now. | |
| People's ability to go out without... | |
| You're going to see people throwing bottles at those people. | |
| If you did some shit like that in Saudi Arabia, Israel, something like that, you'd be screwed, man. | |
| Well, yeah. | |
| No. | |
| Come on. | |
| Some of the countries we've been in, if they were just exposed wearing the Quinceanera dresses, they'd have been stoned. | |
| Stoned. | |
| Stoned all the way down the street. | |
| Hey, thank you guys for your service. | |
| Thank you, man. | |
| Thank you guys for your time. | |
| That was wonderful. | |
| Thank you, guys. | |
| Take it easy. | |
| Good stuff. | |
| Yeah, thank you, guys. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Wow, powerful stuff right there. | |
| Watch out for that car. | |
| That was beautiful. | |
| And, you know, we're going to try to catch back up to this protest. | |
| Here, let's move double time down the street if we can. | |
| And, you know, the amazing thing is, as they were just saying, you know, it's like... | |
| It's like a shock factor when you come back to your country, you just serve this country with black people, white people, probably Asian people, Latino people, everybody, everybody in your unit, everybody with the same idea. | |
| And then you come back and you're called a Nazi? | |
| You fought in the same unit that fought against Nazis? | |
| I mean, this is the kind of stuff. | |
| And again, it's just sad because the people that are out here... | |
| Preaching that are falling for propaganda that's made up on fake news. | |
| And you say, oh, fake news, fake news! | |
| No, that's really what it is. | |
| It's literally fake. | |
| It's literally agenda-driven. | |
| The agenda isn't to bring you the truth. | |
| The agenda isn't to tell you the real story. | |
| The agenda is to implant propaganda in your mind that divides you against fellow Americans. | |
| That's what fake news is. | |
| That's what fake news does. | |
| And it's been more prevalent and obvious than ever, especially with the coverage from Charlottesville, the coverage of Trump rallies, that CNN, MSNBC, ABC, New York Times, Washington Post, these are your leaders of fake news. | |
| These are your purveyors of fake news. | |
| And I myself am... | |
| A bit of a media junkie. | |
| Nathan's desk is actually behind me. | |
| He sees that I'm monitoring literally six, seven news stations 100% of the day, aggregating news online. | |
| And I've talked about this before, but it's really happening again now. | |
| And if you watch CNN and MSNBC, you'll notice this. | |
| All they do is they take a story from New York Times. | |
| Or they take a story from the Washington Post and then they talk about it. | |
| And so you say, alright, I'm going to go look at these stories. | |
| So you go look at the New York Times story and you read it. | |
| It's all conjecture. | |
| It's all a bunch of little name calling. | |
| There is no actual facts. | |
| They just put false equivalencies on top of false equivalencies on top of fake narratives. | |
| And so you're reading this and you're like, this isn't news. | |
| This is just political slants. | |
| But people read it, and they think it's news. | |
| When the New York Times says, the dishonest, the discredited Donald Trump, they just put all of these little adverbs in there, and people read it, and then they take it as reality. | |
| Here, let this man cross. | |
| Go ahead. | |
| Thank you, sir. | |
| So, it's just sad, more than anything, because the reason why I got into politics to begin with was because When I first turned in, when I first tuned in to CNN and MSNBC, for the first time in my life, I never followed news. | |
| I was in the sports media. | |
| All I cared about was sports. | |
| And I saw, I was like, wow! | |
| So I wasn't even politically aligned anywhere. | |
| If anything, you would have probably called me a liberal. | |
| I was a college liberal. | |
| I was in college at the time, brainwashed by their propaganda. | |
| And I see it all now. | |
| I know it all. | |
| That's how I can relate to these people. | |
| And I saw how all they were doing was lying. | |
| How literally they have no intention of actually trying to break you any truths. | |
| They have no intention of actually trying to give you the whole story. | |
| So you can say, okay, lies by omission. | |
| And then they take narratives and they spin it and they slant it. | |
| So I realized all of this and I'm just like, this is an attack on my country. | |
| Both my grandfathers served in the military. | |
| My country's under attack. | |
| I can't just stand by and watch. | |
| This divisive media try to take down my country and divide us on identity. | |
| That's not gonna fly, man. | |
| And that's why we're here. | |
| So, excuse me. | |
| It's just sad to me that I have to come out here. | |
| What's up, man? | |
| Hey, thank you. | |
| That I have to come out here and deal with these poor brainwashed souls that probably think CNN is real news. | |
| They probably think MSNBC is real news, and it's nothing more than a bunch of liars and a bunch of scum that hate this country. | |
| And then, guess what? | |
| They get thousands of people to march all over the country, parroting their talking points, parroting their fake narratives. | |
| Amen! | |
| God bless America! | |
| We need God in this country more than anything right now, folks, honestly. | |
| If you're not praying for this country every night and every morning, it's time to start doing it. | |
| We've got some Antifa over here. | |
| I tried to talk to these guys earlier. | |
| It's a nice cute pose they do. | |
| That's so badass. | |
| Look at how badass. | |
| What's up? | |
| I'll give you a high five. | |
| I'll give you a high five. | |
| I agree with that. | |
| I agree with that. | |
| Do you guys want to talk to us? | |
| You know, we have different views, but my views... | |
| You want to catch up? | |
| Hey, you too. | |
| Hey, I actually like the fact that I can get along with these people out here. | |
| I think that makes us all safer. | |
| You'd be surprised. | |
| Hey, what are the people in Antifa? | |
| Are you guys with Antifa? | |
| No. | |
| Who are you with? | |
| We're an anonymous group. | |
| Anonymous. | |
| And it's just Native, Indigenous, just fighting for the rights of all people, protecting freedom of speech. | |
| Because once that's gone, it affects you and it affects us. | |
| I agree with that. | |
| If we bump into each other, I would never be racist just because you're white or because you voted Trump. | |
| But his policies that he's enacted do affect my people. | |
| So, of course, that makes it personal. | |
| This is a fair point. | |
| Yeah, absolutely. | |
| You too. | |
| See, I appreciate this. | |
| I appreciate somebody that's willing to have a conversation. | |
| See, she even says exactly. | |
| That's what I'm saying. | |
| When we actually talk, when we actually talk, we get along. | |
| And it's sad. | |
| And just like she said, she literally just said everything I said earlier. | |
| That's so great. | |
| We have differences. | |
| We're going to think differently. | |
| We're going to have different things. | |
| But at the end of the day, we should be able to sit down and break bread together and say, guess what? | |
| We're all humans, you know? | |
| And if we can't even have a conversation, then we're never going to get to that point. | |
| We're not throwing you out of heart. | |
| No, you were great. | |
| You talked to me earlier, too. | |
| Yeah, we're not throwing you out of heart. | |
| No, I know, I know. | |
| I promise you, they're like this. | |
| I know, and I'm starting to find that because I don't know if you know my work, but I actually try to talk to these people, honestly. | |
| I mean, I'm a nice guy, honestly. | |
| I'm going to look up InfoWars. | |
| Well, you might not like InfoWars. | |
| What's his name? | |
| Alex Jones. | |
| Oh, gosh, come on. | |
| Hey, I... Yeah, I work for InfoWars. | |
| Hey, that's fine, but you know what? | |
| Hey, I'm not Alex Jones. | |
| Alex Jones speaks for himself. | |
| He doesn't need me to come out here and speak for him. | |
| So, yeah. | |
| But no, I mean, I obviously support Alex Jones. | |
| He's my boss. | |
| But, you know. | |
| YouTube. | |
| YouTube Alex Jones channel. | |
| Yeah, actually, we're live on Facebook right now. | |
| So, yeah. | |
| Hey, you too. | |
| So, there you go. | |
| Hey, hey. | |
| What's the website again, ma'am? | |
| FreeRamsey.com. | |
| FreeRamsey.com. | |
| She's been out here trying to raise awareness for FreeRamsey.com. | |
| She was actually willing to talk to us earlier. | |
| So these are some of the few people out here that are having a conversation, so I tip my hat to them. - Hey, the board said because men don't talk. | |
| I'm just saying. | |
| Women, we love to talk. | |
| We're all about communication. | |
| So, how come we need a woman? - Hey, hey. | |
| If there's a good woman leader, I'd vote her in for sure. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| So, yeah, you didn't think Hillary was one? | |
| No. | |
| She's a great leader. | |
| She's accomplished great things, but... | |
| As far as being the leader of the country, no. | |
| Yeah, and I feel like... | |
| No, these are good people. | |
| They're all right. | |
| Do you think... | |
| I've kind of noticed that, you know, since the election, the people that even supported Hillary have kind of backed off of her. | |
| Have you noticed that? | |
| There's been a big movement for the third party movement for a while. | |
| It's just I think this election, because it was so personal to people and it affects families. | |
| They're looking more into the third-party system. | |
| Hey, let's find something else we can agree on. | |
| What do you think about CNN and MSNBC? Alright, I like whiskey. | |
| Oh, come on. | |
| So we all dislike CNN and MSNBC. We'll all agree with that. | |
| Because they're not new. | |
| She doesn't even watch them anymore. | |
| Yeah, see, so this is what I'm saying. | |
| We can find things we agree on, and it's much better to start a conversation and to do anything politically if you can find things you can agree on first. | |
| So let this be an example of people that have different political beliefs, probably on opposite sides of the spectrum, coming together, finding common ground, folks. | |
| This is what we need more of, honestly. | |
| Because I'm going to tell you, hey, you're very sweet. | |
| Because these people have their own ideas, man. | |
| They're out here representing their ideas, and they have the right to do it. | |
| Nobody's going to shut that down. | |
| Actually, well, I shouldn't say that. | |
| The only people that are shutting that down are the radical lefts out here. | |
| People keep screaming InfoWars. | |
| I don't even know where the chants are coming from anymore. | |
| It's crazy out here. | |
| All right. | |
| Well, this is great. | |
| We've been able to talk to some people here outside of the parameters of the march per se, and we had some great conversations, actually. | |
| We had some wonderful conversations with a couple of veterans. | |
| Just a moment ago and then we had a conversation with just some anonymous people out here that are standing up for human rights and they've got their own beliefs and they're willing to have a conversation. | |
| So, two powerful things I think that we can take. | |
| From being outside of the protest, shocking. | |
| You can't get anything from them. | |
| But once we stepped outside, we got very powerful videos, I think, of, again, military members talking about their feelings, and then two people, me and this young lady up here, who had different political beliefs. | |
| But we found common ground, and we both agreed, hey, we might not agree with each other, but we both want prosperity. | |
| We both, you know, want free speech and freedom, and I think that we can all agree on that. | |
| So we'll keep marching here. | |
| We're going to go... | |
| We're going to go right into the protest again. | |
| We'll just do it one more time for the audience in case you haven't seen. | |
| Just show these people how they can't have a conversation. | |
| Oh, excuse me. | |
| Sorry. | |
| So, we have made it back to the state building now. | |
| Owen Troyer here for Infowars.com. | |
| My cameraman, Nate Dogg, doing a bang-up job. | |
| Sweating out here with me. | |
| And we're approaching the state. | |
| Capitol building again. | |
| We're going to try to see if we can talk to a few of these people again, see if we can't get somebody that can talk to us. | |
| It's been tough within the parameters of the march, but once we stepped outside, we were able to have great conversations, great, powerful conversations. | |
| And I mean it. | |
| I'm serious when I say that is refreshing to me. | |
| I don't care if I disagree with you. | |
| I don't care if you have a different political beliefs. | |
| I just want to get along. | |
| I want to have a discourse. | |
| And it's refreshing to have one. | |
| It's refreshing to find someone with different beliefs than me that can actually share ideas, share beliefs, and then grow together. | |
| Because that's really what this is all about. | |
| Alright, let's walk across the street here. | |
| Let's go right back into the belly of the beast. | |
| So here's the Aztec dance. | |
| Very cool. | |
| Looks like they've got those hazelnuts or something? | |
| They've got some sort of nuts. | |
| Oh, the security team's back. | |
| They found us. | |
| We can't escape them. | |
| They're hawks with the green vests. | |
| Hey, so are you going to take that green vest home today? | |
| No. | |
| Oh, it's not yours? | |
| Uh-uh. | |
| Oh, man, you don't get to wear it anymore? | |
| No. | |
| Darn. | |
| Darn. | |
| All right. | |
| All right, hey, let's go into this protest here. | |
| Here, cut through here. | |
| All right, folks, I'm not sure how long we've been live here, but... | |
| Hey, hey, weren't you leading the impeach Trump march the other day? | |
| I'm still trying to figure out why he should be impeached, and she walks away. | |
| Okay. | |
| Wait a minute, am I fake news? | |
| Why am I fake? | |
| Can't answer the question. | |
| Hey, you just embarrassed yourself. | |
| Congrats. | |
| Congrats to you. | |
| She doesn't care. | |
| She admitted it. | |
| She doesn't care. | |
| She just showed the whole world she's dumb. | |
| She doesn't care. | |
| Shocker. | |
| Shocker, folks. | |
| Alright. | |
| It looks like the march is going to come right back here to... | |
| Hello. | |
| Hello. | |
| No, speak Spanish, not good. | |
| Well, they'll know it. | |
| They translate it. | |
| Tell Mr. Trons, that he has his days. | |
| He won't be able to with the race. | |
| He won't be able to. | |
| I speak English. | |
| Traduzcanlo. | |
| Traduzcanlo. | |
| Okay, okay. | |
| My Spanish is not very good. | |
| I was able to make out a little bit of that. | |
| I tried to... | |
| Oh, hey, she's back. | |
| Hey, do you want to try to make up for your stupidity earlier, ma'am? | |
| Do you want... | |
| Hey, uh... | |
| You should look at the back of a toothpaste tube. | |
| If you swallow toothpaste, it tells you to call poison control. | |
| That's a fact. | |
| That's a fact. | |
| So she's making fun of me because I have fluoride on my thing, but fluoride is a known neurotoxin. | |
| You can look it up. | |
| If you get raw fluoride, there is a skull and crossbones on the bag, okay? | |
| If you read the back of a toothpaste tube, it says if you swallow it, to call poison control. | |
| You know how much fluoride is in toothpaste? | |
| Less than 1%, okay? | |
| Less than 1%. | |
| But if you swallow it, call poison control. | |
| They put that in our tap water, and then this woman makes fun of me because I call it out. | |
| But that's fine because it's not just the fluoride. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| There's glyphosates in there, too. | |
| There's runoff from chemical plants, runoff from pharmaceutical in there. | |
| So that's fine, though. | |
| Keep drinking the fluoride water and keep looking as dumb as that lady. | |
| That's fine. | |
| I'll be out here not drinking fluoride smarter than all of these people. | |
| Unbelievable. | |
| Oh, he got his camera turned off. | |
| Yeah! | |
| Hey, there's my man. | |
| He's a good man. | |
| We give love. | |
| We give love. | |
| I'm honestly a really nice guy. | |
| Oh, thank you. | |
| You're so kind. | |
| Thank you so much. | |
| Very kind people out here, too. | |
| Not everyone out here is bad. | |
| Some of them just don't want to talk. | |
| They're just a little shy. | |
| Alright, let's see if we can find anyone else to talk. | |
| What's up? | |
| Hey, I want to talk to this guy. | |
| This guy has been one of the most angry people all day. | |
| Excuse me, sir. | |
| What brought you out here today? | |
| Why? | |
| Dude, you were the loudest one. | |
| You have to have something to say. | |
| Is it because you have nothing smart to say? | |
| That's probably it. | |
| Oh, he admits it! | |
| Okay, so there you go. | |
| That's all I need. | |
| He admits he has nothing smart to say. | |
| I did. | |
| Thank you so much. | |
| I got some right here. | |
| Thank you so much, sir. | |
| It was very wonderful of you. | |
| Thank you so much. | |
| Okay, so I just wanted to see... | |
| I mean, that was honestly the loudest man out here. | |
| He was screaming, so I thought he had something to say, and then he said he had nothing to say, and then he said, I'm probably too stupid to say anything. | |
| So I guess that concludes that interview. | |
| So that's nice. | |
| Let's see if there's anyone else out here that wants... | |
| Here we go, here we go. | |
| What do you mean, man? | |
| Well, he can say it. | |
| I'm right here. | |
| What do you think? | |
| No hablo. | |
| No hablo a mi. | |
| Oh, okay. | |
| Silencio. | |
| Silencio, eh? | |
| Okay. | |
| Yeah, yeah. | |
| We're the fools. | |
| We're the fools that are actually impacting change in this country, in case you haven't noticed. | |
| So chant! | |
| Chant! | |
| They don't even know. | |
| They're just screaming things. | |
| See, this actually, people within their movement see this, and they leave the movement, folks. | |
| So they're only hurting themselves. | |
| Hey, hey! | |
| Ho, ho! | |
| Hey, hey! | |
| Ho, ho! | |
| American citizens have got to go! | |
| Ho, ho! | |
| American citizens have got to go! | |
| Ho, ho! | |
| Non-citizens over Americans! | |
| Ho, ho! | |
| Non-citizens over veterans, hey, hey! Ho, ho! Non-citizens over citizens, hey, hey! Ho, ho! Undocumented citizens over veterans, hey, hey! | |
| Oh, OK, sorry. | |
| Protest is dying out here. | |
| It's funny. | |
| Yeah, this is the security detail out here trying to stop my free speech. | |
| Yeah, yeah, let's see if any one of them can answer any questions. | |
| Are you afraid of my free speech? | |
| Do you think I'm a threat? | |
| Hey, this is actually a nice guy. | |
| I don't know why he's trying to act tough. | |
| These guys are, hey, they're fine people. | |
| They just don't understand life in reality. | |
| Yeah, the funny thing is they hate walls, yet they always build a wall around me. | |
| Have you noticed that? | |
| This is actually like the fourth time I've had this happen. | |
| They'll say they're against walls, and then they build a wall around me. | |
| But that's fine. | |
| See, here's the thing. | |
| Again, I'll keep explaining this, but I want to explain this right in front of them so they understand it. | |
| They are hurting their movement. | |
| People watch this video, and they get as far away from this as possible. | |
| Look at these people, man. | |
| I'm sorry, but they're out of their minds. | |
| Here, let's document this. | |
| Come on. | |
| Here we go. | |
| I keep falling. | |
| Look at these people. | |
| I got my own personal security team out here. | |
| You got bodyguards, bro. | |
| I got bodyguards here. | |
| They hate me. | |
| Uh-oh, they're collecting the vests. | |
| Oh no! | |
| Oh no, they're going to have to turn their vests in! | |
| What are they going to do? | |
| They'll have no more power out here once they turn their vests in. | |
| Oh, it's going to be brutal. | |
| Up, up, up with the United States! | |
| Up, up, up with the United States! | |
| Up, up, up with America! | |
| Up, up, up America! | |
| Up, up, up America! | |
| Wow, no one will chant pro-America. | |
| Wow, that shows your true colors. | |
| How about a resounding thank you? | |
| How about a resounding thank you to the police? | |
| I'd like to give a thank you to the police. | |
| No, they don't want to thank the police. | |
| No, I didn't think so. | |
| What does that even mean? | |
| This is what community looks like. | |
| Yeah. | |
| This is what communism looks like. | |
| This is what fascism looks like. | |
| Show me what fascism looks like. | |
| This is what fascism looks like. | |
| Yes! | |
| Don't talk to him, he's too smart! | |
| Thanks, Gestapo. | |
| We got Gestapo here. | |
| Here, go to his top of the stairs. | |
| Don't squeak, don't squeak. | |
| Don't squeak, don't squeak, don't squeak. | |
| I heard you squeak, don't squeak. | |
| What's up? | |
| Why are you following me? | |
| I'm not. | |
| What are you out here doing? | |
| Yeah, you're a joke. | |
| Here, watch this. | |
| Here, take my mic. | |
| Ladies and gentlemen, what you have all experienced out here today is a cult. | |
| These people can't have free speech. | |
| That's why they're trying to chant me down. | |
| If there was anyone else up here, they would let you speak, but not me, okay? | |
| Because what you have is cult leaders that don't want free speech. | |
| Because what they know is that if the youth would actually listen to other ideas, they would have no cult. | |
| You would have nothing, man. | |
| So this is how cults work. | |
| The leaders of the cult silence the opposition, silence opposition opinions, so that the youth only hears the cult brainwashing mind speak. | |
| This is what's going on right now, and I'm literally documenting this in real time. | |
| Okay? | |
| So this is happening in real time. | |
| Now you all know. | |
| And we have multiple videos where we try to talk to young people that are willing to have a conversation, and people like this, people like this, who come up and try to stop it. | |
| But let's show who this man is. | |
| Don't you support free speech? | |
| Sir, why did you block me? | |
| What ideas do you have? | |
| So you have no idea? | |
| So you're a cultist? | |
| Are you a cultist? | |
| So there you go! | |
| Just prove my point just to my No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no Oh wait, you just built a wall and banned me Hey, let's all come together and thank the great police of Austin for protecting us today Can we get a round of applause for the police? | |
| Yeah, let's go No, no Wow, none of you will support the police that support your right for free speech That's very very very cultist of you So these people hate walls, but they build a wall These people love free speech they say, yet they block free speech So thank you Thank you for showing the world what your movement really is A bunch of cultist losers that can't handle actual debate In fact, I'm gonna do what I'm gonna do I'm gonna let you guys know | |
| I'm gonna try to talk to every single one of you on this wall and see if I can get a call I don't hear a thought out of any single one of you Let's go Alright, here we go Sir, what do you think? | |
| What do I think? | |
| Why are you out here? | |
| 0 for 1. And blocked. | |
| Hey, why are you out here? | |
| Here we go. | |
| Why are you blocking me? | |
| Yeah, here you go. | |
| I'll talk to you on the condition that we go sit down. | |
| Go ahead. | |
| No, right here. | |
| No, I'm sorry. | |
| Alright, so you're good. | |
| You'll be fine. | |
| Okay, that's fine for you then. | |
| I'm fine, thank you. | |
| All right. | |
| Well, that got shut down quickly. | |
| That got shut down real quickly, didn't it? | |
| I tried to talk to them, and what did they do? | |
| They broke up their wall and ran and hid. | |
| Look at this. | |
| Let's try to talk to her. | |
| Hey, what brings you out here today, ma'am? | |
| Why are you out here? | |
| I don't want to talk to you. | |
| You don't know why you're out here? | |
| Yeah, don't talk to me. | |
| Alright. | |
| Okay. | |
| Alright, folks, you just saw it. | |
| I told them what I was going to do. | |
| They couldn't answer the bell. | |
| I do this time and time again. | |
| Alright. | |
| Hey, I don't blame you. | |
| I don't even have to say anything else to say anything else. | |
| These people do it all for me. | |
| They won't thank the police. | |
| They can't exchange ideas. | |
| I wonder what this guy's going to do when he doesn't have his green vest. | |
| This person... | |
| Yeah, yeah. | |
| These people... | |
| Don't talk to him. | |
| Don't talk to him. | |
| He's smarter than you. | |
| So here's the thing. | |
| Once they lose their green vest, they're going to have nothing. | |
| And they're going to go back to being nothings. | |
| That's the sad reality. | |
| Here, let's give them another go. | |
| We're going to give them another go here. | |
| Hey, what are you doing here today, sir? | |
| Nothing? | |
| I'm here to be peaceful. | |
| Nothing? | |
| Nothing. | |
| Alright, so nobody can share anything with me. | |
| Nobody has a clue. | |
| They're all clueless. | |
| We've proved it time and time again. | |
| Alright, here we go. | |
| How about this? | |
| You want me to be mean? | |
| Alright. | |
| I'm only going to assume that all of you are clueless until you can prove otherwise. | |
| So the entire world thinks you're clueless until you can... | |
| Yeah, yeah. | |
| Chant and dance and clap and chant and dance and clap and chant and dance and clap and get nothing accomplished. | |
| And you watch. | |
| If you continue to do this, all the things that you're out here marching for are going to be gone with the wind. | |
| That's the sad thing that you don't understand. | |
| You're not even helping your cause. | |
| I'm trying to help you. | |
| I am legitimately trying to help you. | |
| You are hurting your cause. | |
| Trump will get more power. | |
| Democrats will lose more seats in the 2018 election. | |
| What's going on in the country? | |
| You only need to look in the mirror and know that it's your stupidity that is building the conservative movement. | |
| So congratulations, you're helping your own sworn enemy. | |
| Alright. | |
| Okay, here's what we're going to do. | |
| We're going to go to the front of this thing just one last time. | |
| Show you what's going on out here. | |
| I'm honestly just... | |
| Kick ice out of Dallas. | |
| So yeah, kick American citizens out. | |
| Keep all the illegal citizens here. | |
| That's their logic. | |
| Look, she's falling. | |
| Look at her. | |
| She literally just sprinted. | |
| Hey, is that the fastest you've ran in a long time? | |
| Do you always run that fast? | |
| We've got some new ones. | |
| They're building another wall. | |
| These people hate walls so much, they build them around me. | |
| Okay, fine. | |
| So I'll just keep filming and keep documenting your people's behavior. | |
| How old do you think you're behaving? | |
| Would you say you're behaving like a five-year-old? | |
| Six? | |
| Seven? | |
| Do you have kids, ma'am? | |
| Do you have kids? | |
| No? | |
| Probably not. | |
| Okay. | |
| That's fine. | |
| Well, obviously not. | |
| If she did have kids, she wouldn't be behaving like one. | |
| But that's a separate issue. | |
| Look, they're going to try to block me. | |
| Now they're building a wall over here. | |
| Okay, I'll just keep showing the fascists here, building walls. | |
| Okay. | |
| All right, let's just keep walking around. | |
| We'll just keep showing you what they're doing. | |
| This woman's blocking me with her bike. | |
| Hey, can you thank the police today for their support? | |
| Thank you. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Yeah, thank you. | |
| Thank you. | |
| That's right. | |
| Yeah. | |
| We should be thanking the police. | |
| They're keeping us safe out here. | |
| I'm glad we finally got one of y'all to do it. | |
| All right. | |
| So, yeah, let's go back. | |
| Let's go back. | |
| Let's see if they follow us back this way. | |
| Oh, here they go. | |
| Here they come. | |
| Look at this. | |
| I got a bunch of cultists. | |
| I got a bunch of cultists following me. | |
| So let's just literally, dude, I'm just going to keep documenting this. | |
| I mean, I feel like a complete idiot just being around these people, but... | |
| This is my job. | |
| This is my job. | |
| Yeah, literally, we'll walk in circles. | |
| We'll walk in circles, and these people will literally just follow me. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| Just watch it, sir. | |
| These people are loons. | |
| So, here we go. | |
| Owen, do you like this guy in your personal space? | |
| I don't care. | |
| He's fine. | |
| Actually, I like it because it helps this video. | |
| It helps me show how pathetic these people are. | |
| No, I don't think so. | |
| I don't want to hug anyone right now anyway. | |
| I'm drenched in sweat out here. | |
| Alright, so let's see if they stop following us eventually because they realize how pathetic they look. | |
| Are they still following? | |
| I'm just going to keep walking and we'll see what happens. | |
| But we know what's going to happen. | |
| Hey, you know what? | |
| Hey, let's go talk to this lady. | |
| Let's conclude the video with this lady up here because I can't deal with these people anymore. | |
| We've documented enough the true nature of these people, so we're done with them. | |
| But I want to talk to this lady who's standing here as the Statue of Liberty. | |
| This is powerful. | |
| I really like what she's doing here. | |
| All right, we're going to conclude the video with this right here. | |
| Excuse me, ma'am. | |
| What are you doing out here today? | |
| I'm expressing love and understanding. | |
| It's beautiful. | |
| I love what you've decided to do here. | |
| You're pretending to be the Statue of Liberty? | |
| You got it. | |
| And the flag that I'm wearing bears the name of the first responders that died September 11, 2001. This is a flag of heroes. | |
| They died because they loved us, and we should love one another. | |
| Wow. | |
| I'm just curious, has anyone asked you about what you're doing out here besides me? | |
| Yes, they have asked me. | |
| That's wonderful. | |
| Are they sharing what you're doing out here? | |
| Yes, I believe so. | |
| Now, ma'am, I noticed you're wearing a cross. | |
| I think that what this country needs outside of politics is to return to God. | |
| What do you think about that? | |
| Amen. | |
| There's only one God, and that one is unseen and holy. | |
| What do you think we can do to try to unite America? | |
| I know, I know. | |
| Especially as a Statue of Liberty. | |
| Well, I believe prayer unites. | |
| So I think we both agree that prayer and God is what can bring this country together. | |
| Probably our only hope. | |
| Amen. | |
| Not even probably. | |
| Definitely. | |
| Definitely. | |
| Agape. | |
| One nation under God, right? | |
| Amen. | |
| Thank you so much. | |
| Hey, powerful. | |
| Look at this. | |
| She's not being rude. | |
| She's talking to people and she's probably the most powerful protester out here. | |
| Standing at the Capitol as the Statue of Liberty and then saluting heroes. | |
| From September 11th, the first responders to the biggest terror attack in this country, and she's raising awareness. | |
| Very powerful out here as the Statue of Liberty. | |
| So, it looks like they're concluding their march here. | |
| We're going to conclude this broadcast. | |
| Folks, you saw everything we witnessed out here, and I'm just glad that we got to finish on a positive note. | |
| This is a positive note. | |
| Despite all of the division, despite all of the politics, despite all of the nonsense, all of the fake news, whatever you want to call it, God. | |
| Is what will unite us. | |
| Prayer, God, and being humble in the presence of the Lord and recognizing that we are one people under God. | |
| And that is what makes this nation strong. |
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