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[00:00.000 --> 00:26.000]  Bad boys, whatcha gonna do, whatcha gonna do, whatcha gonna do, when Sheriff John Brown come for you, tell me, whatcha gonna do, whatcha gonna do, yeah
[00:26.000 --> 00:47.000]  Bad boys, bad boys, whatcha gonna do, whatcha gonna do, when they come for you, when you were 8 and you had bad traits, you go to school and learn the golden rule, so why are you acting like a bloody fool, if you get hot then you must get cool
[00:47.000 --> 00:48.440]  then you must get cool
[00:48.440 --> 00:50.040]  bad boys, bad boys
[00:50.040 --> 00:51.280]  what you gonna do
[00:51.280 --> 00:53.800]  what you gonna do when they come for you
[00:53.800 --> 00:55.720]  bad boys, bad boys
[00:55.720 --> 00:56.840]  what you gonna do
[00:56.840 --> 00:59.360]  what you gonna do when they come for you
[00:59.360 --> 01:01.000]  you chuck it on that one
[01:01.000 --> 01:02.280]  you chuck it on this one
[01:02.280 --> 01:03.640]  you chuck it on your mother
[01:03.640 --> 01:05.040]  and you chuck it on your father
[01:05.040 --> 01:06.400]  you chuck it on your brother
[01:06.400 --> 01:07.840]  and you chuck it on your sister
[01:07.840 --> 01:08.960]  you chuck it on that one
[01:08.960 --> 01:10.360]  and you chuck it on me
[01:10.360 --> 01:11.760]  Bad Boys, Bad Boys
[01:11.760 --> 01:13.600]  what you gonna do
[01:13.600 --> 01:15.800]  what you gonna do when they come for you
[01:15.800 --> 01:21.100]  Bad Boys, Bad Boys, whatcha gonna do? Whatcha gonna do when they come for you?
[01:21.100 --> 01:26.440]  Bad Boys, Bad Boys, whatcha gonna do? Whatcha gonna do when they come for you?
[01:26.440 --> 01:32.040]  Bad Boys, Bad Boys, whatcha gonna do? Whatcha gonna do when they come for you?
[01:32.040 --> 01:37.040]  Nobody now give you no break, police now give you no break
[01:37.040 --> 01:43.140]  that old soldier man give you no break Not even hygiene now give you no breaks
[01:43.140 --> 02:06.140]  Bad boys, bad boys, what you gonna do? What you gonna do when they come for you?
[02:13.140 --> 02:35.140]  Why did you have to act so mean? Don't you know you're a human being? Born of a mother with a lover for father
[02:35.140 --> 02:42.140]  The reflection comes and the reflection goes I know sometimes you wanna let go
[02:42.140 --> 02:48.140]  Hey, hey, hey, I know sometimes you wanna let go
[03:05.140 --> 03:07.140]  Rick Martin. Say hi, Rick.
[03:07.140 --> 03:12.140]  Hello, everybody. God bless America and all us little peoples.
[03:12.140 --> 03:25.140]  If there's anybody out there who causes more trouble with the constabulary than me, it's Rick Martin. He is all over them everywhere.
[03:25.140 --> 03:33.140]  And we were discussing what we're gonna talk about, and you brought up some stuff I hadn't considered before.
[03:33.140 --> 03:39.140]  First, talk about the difference, the Republican democracy.
[03:39.140 --> 03:46.140]  Okay. We were guaranteed a Republican form of government under our Constitution.
[03:46.140 --> 03:57.140]  And somewhere down the line, we got played. And I'm just gonna say it. We got played to believe that we are a democracy.
[03:57.140 --> 04:08.140]  And if you remember what Thomas Jefferson clearly stated is a democracy is two wolves and a sheep sitting at a dinner table wondering what's for dinner.
[04:08.140 --> 04:15.140]  Okay. So we the people, we were endowed by our Creator with certain unalienable rights.
[04:15.140 --> 04:23.140]  We created government to protect those unalienable rights. And what we have right now is a government.
[04:24.140 --> 04:29.140]  Well, we're working away from what we've been dealing with in the past.
[04:29.140 --> 04:42.140]  And I have a lot of a lot of faith in what's happening right now, or at least I'm feeling a little more warm and fuzzy with what we have in office right now.
[04:42.140 --> 04:55.140]  As far as bringing the power back to we the people, because if you remember the Constitution is as you read it in big bold letters, it says we the people.
[04:55.140 --> 05:04.140]  It doesn't say we the government recreated government to protect our unalienable rights that were endowed to us by our Creator.
[05:04.140 --> 05:17.140]  We broke free from the parliamentary system and the monarchy to go to be a self governing people and government is supposed to be as it grows.
[05:17.140 --> 05:21.140]  It doesn't it's not supposed to grow as time goes by.
[05:21.140 --> 05:31.140]  Government is supposed to become smaller and smaller and bringing the power truly back in the power of the people in our hands.
[05:31.140 --> 05:44.140]  And what we've seen over the last hundred years is a government that has gotten out of control for forgot that it's we the people, even under the 10th Amendment.
[05:44.140 --> 05:54.140]  All power retain is retained by we the people, not government, not bureaucrats, not corporations, but we the people.
[05:55.140 --> 06:18.140]  And what we're working, we've been I know Randy's been working diligently for over 30 years as I have on retaining the power back or not retaining, but bringing the power back to the people and snatching it away from the wolves that are sitting there waiting to eat us as sheep.
[06:18.140 --> 06:23.140]  Anyway, I'm going to I'm going to back off that and just let you guys roll for that.
[06:24.140 --> 06:28.140]  There was another I wanted to go through that, but I wanted to get to the next one.
[06:28.140 --> 06:34.140]  It's something I had never heard of or considered county charters.
[06:34.140 --> 06:39.140]  Yes, you have county municipal and city charters.
[06:39.140 --> 06:44.140]  Those charters are supposed to be based on the Constitution.
[06:45.140 --> 06:47.140]  So nobody's been paying attention.
[06:47.140 --> 06:57.140]  What I've been saying for the past, what 15 years on this one is go and do a FOIA request and get the county charter.
[06:57.140 --> 07:08.140]  Once you have that county charter in your hand, go through it with a highlighter and start highlighting all the things that they're in violation of their county charter for.
[07:09.140 --> 07:11.140]  Let me explain something.
[07:11.140 --> 07:19.140]  When you go after a county charter, you can you can take away that county, that municipality, that city.
[07:19.140 --> 07:24.140]  You can take away their funding through a writ of quote warrant.
[07:24.140 --> 07:32.140]  You can take away their funding by showing that they're in violation of their own county charter, city charter, municipal.
[07:33.140 --> 07:39.140]  Wow. So this is a charter. Is this coming from a state level based on constitutional authority?
[07:39.140 --> 07:41.140]  Where is this charter coming from?
[07:41.140 --> 07:53.140]  The charter for a town to become a town or a county to become a county, they had to print forth a charter and register it with the state.
[07:53.140 --> 07:55.140]  It's a corporation.
[07:55.140 --> 07:56.140]  Yes.
[07:56.140 --> 07:58.140]  Same as any corporation has to do.
[07:58.140 --> 08:03.140]  It has to have a county charter, a city, municipal, whatever.
[08:03.140 --> 08:05.140]  It has to have a charter.
[08:05.140 --> 08:10.140]  Those are the guidelines that they have to follow when they step outside of those.
[08:10.140 --> 08:21.140]  And you can prove it, which you can do easily because the majority of the counties in municipalities are in violation of their own charter.
[08:22.140 --> 08:24.140]  Keep that in mind.
[08:24.140 --> 08:27.140]  OK, so Rick, you've done this, I take it.
[08:27.140 --> 08:29.140]  You've you've had their funding pulled.
[08:29.140 --> 08:36.140]  And did that result in your them being forced to follow some law that they didn't want to?
[08:36.140 --> 08:39.140]  Well, let me let me put it this way.
[08:39.140 --> 08:42.140]  It's it's a it's a dangerous process.
[08:42.140 --> 08:52.140]  OK, it's a dangerous process for the fact that, A, you better get a team behind you because they will come after you.
[08:52.140 --> 08:57.140]  If you don't want to be recognized, don't do it.
[08:57.140 --> 09:05.140]  But when you start going after that charter, they're going to have to act under that charter.
[09:05.140 --> 09:07.140]  Keep that in mind.
[09:07.140 --> 09:10.140]  They're going to have to. But look at your state charter.
[09:10.140 --> 09:14.140]  What's what's what are their responsibilities?
[09:14.140 --> 09:16.140]  What are their what are they?
[09:16.140 --> 09:21.140]  What are they supposed to be doing as far as a state charter?
[09:21.140 --> 09:26.140]  And then take it down from the state to the to the county to the municipality.
[09:26.140 --> 09:32.140]  And you're going to find out that everything that they're doing is void.
[09:32.140 --> 09:34.140]  And I'm telling you this.
[09:34.140 --> 09:39.140]  It's a state state charter as a side from the state constitution.
[09:39.140 --> 09:41.140]  So the constitutional act, not their charter.
[09:41.140 --> 09:44.140]  OK, correct. Go after the charter.
[09:45.140 --> 09:49.140]  The whole separate set of rules to beat them up with.
[09:49.140 --> 09:52.140]  Yes, sir, it is.
[09:52.140 --> 09:54.140]  Oh, so who is who is storing these?
[09:54.140 --> 09:55.140]  Who has these charters?
[09:55.140 --> 09:57.140]  You mentioned FOIA says.
[09:57.140 --> 10:00.140]  So this is federal that you're getting these charters from.
[10:00.140 --> 10:10.140]  No, I actually I've been I've been blessed enough to be able to get some of these township charters right off the Internet.
[10:10.140 --> 10:16.140]  They publish them on the Internet for crying out loud.
[10:16.140 --> 10:18.140]  And then they all ignore them.
[10:18.140 --> 10:21.140]  Yes, that's the unfortunate thing.
[10:21.140 --> 10:24.140]  I'm working on a strategy for that.
[10:24.140 --> 10:35.140]  Well, you and I are going to work together on that strategy because I'm getting more and more in depth into exactly where where we can start holding them accountable.
[10:35.140 --> 10:43.140]  And these judges have been ever since 2020, you know, the crap I've had to deal with these judges.
[10:43.140 --> 10:51.140]  You know, it was easier before the scandamic, at least the judges acted.
[10:51.140 --> 10:57.140]  I'm going to use the word acted more lawfully than they are now.
[10:57.140 --> 10:59.140]  Now they're flagrantly.
[10:59.140 --> 11:02.140]  They don't care about their oath of office.
[11:02.140 --> 11:10.140]  They don't care about, you know, following any of the rules in the ones that they make up for themselves.
[11:10.140 --> 11:17.140]  And that is a that's that's what we've got to hang them by a strategy.
[11:17.140 --> 11:22.140]  Yeah, we well, we and I have been working on this for a while.
[11:22.140 --> 11:27.140]  Well, I got something I want to get in front of Pam Bondi and I'm working the strategy to get it there.
[11:27.140 --> 11:36.140]  But my real underlying strategy is in studying and researching immunity.
[11:36.140 --> 11:38.140]  Turns out all the fraud.
[11:39.140 --> 11:42.140]  Can I can I just put that out there right straight up?
[11:42.140 --> 11:46.140]  That whole immunity thing is nobody is above the law.
[11:46.140 --> 11:49.140]  OK, nobody's above the law.
[11:49.140 --> 11:53.140]  There is no immune. Thank you.
[11:53.140 --> 11:59.140]  More than that, in Texas, there is indemnity and they treat it like immunity.
[11:59.140 --> 12:01.140]  They want to call it immunity.
[12:01.140 --> 12:09.140]  But that's not what is actually they sign 104.0013 and four.
[12:09.140 --> 12:16.140]  They very carefully avoid 102 and that these provide indemnity.
[12:16.140 --> 12:19.140]  So well, what is what is indemnity?
[12:19.140 --> 12:24.140]  Let's look at them means that if they pay me when you when you injure me,
[12:24.140 --> 12:29.140]  that is that is exactly what every exactly every everybody is supposed
[12:29.140 --> 12:34.140]  every public servant is supposed to have an indemnity bond.
[12:34.140 --> 12:37.140]  OK, that is that is quite clear.
[12:37.140 --> 12:40.140]  And you read your their charter.
[12:40.140 --> 12:47.140]  They're supposed to be having an indemnity bond when they do harm to the public.
[12:47.140 --> 12:55.140]  Well, they they they themselves personally, so long as they are acting within scope,
[12:56.140 --> 13:04.140]  they the the governmental agency that employs them is authorized to indemnify them
[13:04.140 --> 13:10.140]  if they get a claim against them that occurs based on the performance of their duty.
[13:10.140 --> 13:18.140]  And they keep jumping over 102 and they do that very deliberately because 102 says
[13:18.140 --> 13:26.140]  that if you commit an act outside the scope of your authority,
[13:26.140 --> 13:30.140]  right, the state is forbidden to indemnify you.
[13:30.140 --> 13:35.140]  That's why they're supposed to have their own indemnity bonds.
[13:35.140 --> 13:37.140]  There's another thing about that.
[13:37.140 --> 13:39.140]  OK, I'm listening.
[13:39.140 --> 13:48.140]  If a public official exerts or purports to an exert an authority he does not have
[13:48.140 --> 13:51.140]  that came outside the scope of his.
[13:51.140 --> 13:53.140]  Absolutely it does.
[13:53.140 --> 13:58.140]  Or if he exerted or purported to exert, I'm sorry, if he failed to form a duty.
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[16:43.140 --> 16:49.140]  I'm always on the lookout for something to soothe my soul
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[17:01.140 --> 17:07.140]  Yeah, justice is the goal
[17:07.140 --> 17:09.140]  Okay, we are back.
[17:09.140 --> 17:11.140]  Randy Kelton, Breath of the Fountain, and Rule of Law Radio
[17:11.140 --> 17:15.140]  here with our very special guest, Mr. Rick Martin.
[17:15.140 --> 17:20.140]  When we went out, we were talking about charters and the effect they can have.
[17:20.140 --> 17:24.140]  Okay, God bless.
[17:24.140 --> 17:29.140]  All right, what we're discussing is what the effect.
[17:29.140 --> 17:36.140]  For a county to become a county, it must bring forth a charter that is approved by the state.
[17:36.140 --> 17:42.140]  Now, for a state to approve that charter, it must be constitutional.
[17:42.140 --> 17:44.140]  Keep that in mind.
[17:44.140 --> 17:57.140]  The county must be run and the rights of the people, which are unalienable rights, must be protected by that charter and that county.
[17:57.140 --> 18:10.140]  And when it goes to a municipality, the same same rules apply when the county or the municipality applies to the county for that charter.
[18:10.140 --> 18:13.140]  And that's where the sheriff is also involved.
[18:13.140 --> 18:16.140]  The sheriff is the chief.
[18:16.140 --> 18:19.140]  Look, look at your sheriff as being a governor.
[18:19.140 --> 18:23.140]  Okay, he's the governor, really, of that.
[18:23.140 --> 18:27.140]  He's the chief executive officer of that county.
[18:27.140 --> 18:36.140]  And anybody that acts outside their oath of office or outside that child charter, the county sheriff,
[18:37.140 --> 18:41.140]  it is the duty of that county sheriff to arrest them.
[18:41.140 --> 18:44.140]  Keep that in mind.
[18:44.140 --> 18:47.140]  Oh, we are on this show.
[18:47.140 --> 18:50.140]  We are very well aware of that.
[18:50.140 --> 18:58.140]  It is my favorite thing to do to stand in a courtroom and to turn to the bailiff and say, Mr. Bailiff, did you hear that?
[18:58.140 --> 19:00.140]  Arrest that judge.
[19:00.140 --> 19:02.140]  And, you know, I've done it.
[19:02.140 --> 19:11.140]  And I've actually had judges walked across the hall in handcuffs to another magistrate to be magistrated.
[19:11.140 --> 19:14.140]  That I haven't got yet.
[19:14.140 --> 19:15.140]  I was not.
[19:15.140 --> 19:18.140]  I never got to see that result.
[19:18.140 --> 19:19.140]  I've done it.
[19:19.140 --> 19:23.140]  I put 19 judges in frigging prison.
[19:23.140 --> 19:29.140]  Okay, I've got 22 prosecutors, 38 cops at this time,
[19:29.140 --> 19:33.140]  and three CPS agents.
[19:33.140 --> 19:35.140]  So it can be done.
[19:35.140 --> 19:37.140]  But let me put it this way.
[19:37.140 --> 19:41.140]  When they give them eight years, they should be hanging them, in my opinion.
[19:41.140 --> 19:45.140]  But every judge seemed to get eight years.
[19:45.140 --> 19:54.140]  I don't know what there must be a number of magic number eight, but they're out in two and they're always protected.
[19:54.140 --> 19:56.140]  They're always protected.
[19:56.140 --> 20:00.140]  And I believe that's the Bar Association that's doing it.
[20:00.140 --> 20:06.140]  The American Bar Association got a letter from Pam Bondi, which I do have.
[20:06.140 --> 20:24.140]  But she sent it to me because I was the one that explained that the reason why our judicial system is so corrupt is because of the American Bar Association that didn't come into play until 1909 in Chicago, Illinois.
[20:24.140 --> 20:25.140]  Okay.
[20:25.140 --> 20:32.140]  So I don't see much good things coming out of Chicago, including the American Bar Association.
[20:32.140 --> 20:35.140]  So I'm just going to leave it at that.
[20:35.140 --> 20:36.140]  You guys run with it.
[20:36.140 --> 20:37.140]  Ask me questions.
[20:37.140 --> 20:38.140]  Let's play it.
[20:38.140 --> 20:39.140]  Okay.
[20:39.140 --> 20:49.140]  So I'm setting up a way to I want to be able to sue the individuals in their individual capacity.
[20:49.140 --> 20:50.140]  Okay.
[20:50.140 --> 20:51.140]  Okay.
[20:51.140 --> 20:56.140]  So automatically with their own stupid rules, there's no such thing as judicial immunity.
[20:56.140 --> 21:02.140]  I'm just going to tell you that's something that was brought up by the Bar Association to begin with.
[21:02.140 --> 21:06.140]  So to protect themselves now, then what do they do?
[21:06.140 --> 21:08.140]  They completely invented it.
[21:08.140 --> 21:11.140]  We decided that we're not going to be able to help.
[21:11.140 --> 21:12.140]  You can't hold us accountable.
[21:12.140 --> 21:15.140]  That's the rule.
[21:15.140 --> 21:16.140]  Yeah.
[21:16.140 --> 21:23.140]  That rule is unlawful and unconstitutional, and I can prove it all day long in any court of law.
[21:23.140 --> 21:24.140]  Okay.
[21:24.140 --> 21:26.140]  It's that simple.
[21:26.140 --> 21:28.140]  They do not have immunity.
[21:28.140 --> 21:34.140]  And then when you when they think they have immunity, that's when you go after their indemnity bond.
[21:34.140 --> 21:40.140]  And they better have one on record with the Secretary of State.
[21:40.140 --> 21:41.140]  They better have one.
[21:41.140 --> 21:48.140]  Otherwise, what they're doing is they're impersonating a court officer.
[21:48.140 --> 21:50.140]  If they don't have an oath of office.
[21:50.140 --> 22:03.140]  And let me tell you, I found it many times now and more and more lately that they do not have an oath of office on record, nor do they have an indemnity bond.
[22:03.140 --> 22:10.140]  So these people are impersonating court officers.
[22:10.140 --> 22:13.140]  And then then you take it to the federal level.
[22:13.140 --> 22:15.140]  You take it up to Pam Bondi.
[22:15.140 --> 22:27.140]  I'm not kidding you show that they do not have an oath of office on record and that they're they're all unlawfully holding a seat in government.
[22:27.140 --> 22:37.140]  Seriously, because that's what we're working on right now is, you know, we have to use the federal government when we use when we can use it.
[22:37.140 --> 22:54.140]  And Pam Bondi is got a lot on her plate, but it all stems around taking back a Republican form of government where we the people are in charge and government is the servant.
[22:54.140 --> 23:03.140]  Well, that's why you guys like you guys out there and people listening to start holding their public servants accountable.
[23:03.140 --> 23:07.140]  Get away from all this state national stuff.
[23:07.140 --> 23:09.140]  That is nothing but trouble.
[23:09.140 --> 23:10.140]  OK, it is.
[23:10.140 --> 23:16.140]  It is my opinion is that feds put that out there, starting with Sam Kennedy.
[23:16.140 --> 23:17.140]  You know what?
[23:17.140 --> 23:21.140]  I would I'd be likely to agree with you.
[23:22.140 --> 23:24.140]  I believe it was.
[23:24.140 --> 23:25.140]  I believe it was.
[23:25.140 --> 23:27.140]  I believe it was smoke and mirrors.
[23:27.140 --> 23:28.140]  Yes.
[23:28.140 --> 23:35.140]  Just Sam Kennedy was a dentist in Albany and he couldn't keep his hands off the little girls.
[23:35.140 --> 23:38.140]  So the feds sucked him up.
[23:38.140 --> 23:39.140]  He had some German name.
[23:39.140 --> 23:45.140]  And then three years later, he appears as Sam Kennedy and he's pushing all this patriot stuff.
[23:45.140 --> 23:48.140]  He's one of the first guys out there with that.
[23:48.140 --> 23:55.140]  The guy used my criminal complaint complaint forms in his seminars.
[23:55.140 --> 24:00.140]  OK, certain that I had something to do with him and I did not.
[24:00.140 --> 24:08.140]  But I really believe the feds put this out there to neutralize the Patriot community and it did a really good job.
[24:08.140 --> 24:09.140]  Yes, it did.
[24:09.140 --> 24:10.140]  Yes, it did.
[24:10.140 --> 24:17.140]  And I will have to agree with you on that, Randy, because I the majority of the people I'm trying to help right now.
[24:17.140 --> 24:30.140]  The phone calls that I get are all these state nationals that are being pulled over with their private plates and they don't know how to make an argument like like Eddie Craig and I do.
[24:30.140 --> 24:32.140]  They don't know how to do it.
[24:32.140 --> 24:33.140]  And they're being arrested.
[24:33.140 --> 24:36.140]  Their windows are being smashed out.
[24:36.140 --> 24:42.140]  And it's like, OK, yeah, I've got plates on that say deadheading.
[24:42.140 --> 24:49.140]  My plates are the Gladstone flag, the rattlesnake saying don't tread on me.
[24:49.140 --> 24:53.140]  And when a cop asked me, you know, what's going on here?
[24:53.140 --> 24:56.140]  I said, well, let me ask you a question.
[24:56.140 --> 24:59.140]  What part of don't tread on me did you not grasp?
[24:59.140 --> 25:03.140]  Because I'm going to make it real painful for you now that you've pulled me over.
[25:03.140 --> 25:05.140]  And I'm not bullshitting you.
[25:05.140 --> 25:06.140]  I'm sorry.
[25:07.140 --> 25:09.140]  Why did you stop me?
[25:09.140 --> 25:11.140]  No, what's your emergency?
[25:11.140 --> 25:12.140]  How may I assist you?
[25:12.140 --> 25:17.140]  And he says, well, you're not displaying plates that I know.
[25:17.140 --> 25:19.140]  Read that deadheading.
[25:19.140 --> 25:21.140]  You know what that means.
[25:21.140 --> 25:22.140]  Right.
[25:22.140 --> 25:23.140]  Right.
[25:23.140 --> 25:24.140]  So I'm deadheading.
[25:24.140 --> 25:25.140]  That means I'm not.
[25:25.140 --> 25:27.140]  I gave him notice.
[25:27.140 --> 25:28.140]  That's what I told the DPS guy.
[25:28.140 --> 25:32.140]  I gave you notice that I was not operating in commerce.
[25:32.140 --> 25:33.140]  Right.
[25:33.140 --> 25:34.140]  Why did you stop me?
[25:34.140 --> 25:36.140]  And the guy was stuck.
[25:36.140 --> 25:43.140]  And where's your authority to pull over somebody that's that's engaging in their
[25:43.140 --> 25:45.140]  pleasure?
[25:45.140 --> 25:47.140]  Here are the two issues about that.
[25:47.140 --> 25:51.140]  One is I have a right to privacy of my property, my papers.
[25:51.140 --> 25:58.140]  Now, in order for me to use the public highways in Texas, I have to enter into a
[25:59.140 --> 26:07.140]  private contract with the state and pay a flat road use tax for my highways.
[26:07.140 --> 26:08.140]  Okay.
[26:08.140 --> 26:10.140]  Without arguing that issue.
[26:10.140 --> 26:11.140]  Okay.
[26:11.140 --> 26:16.140]  How are the highways built all across the United States?
[26:16.140 --> 26:18.140]  Yeah, we paid for them.
[26:18.140 --> 26:19.140]  Yeah.
[26:19.140 --> 26:23.140]  But how did we pay for taxes?
[26:23.140 --> 26:25.140]  Get mostly.
[26:25.140 --> 26:26.140]  No, it's the gas.
[26:26.140 --> 26:27.140]  Yeah.
[26:27.140 --> 26:28.140]  The gas tax.
[26:28.140 --> 26:31.140]  And that's that's the funding.
[26:31.140 --> 26:36.140]  Well, you pay to use these highways through the road use tax.
[26:36.140 --> 26:42.140]  But in every state, before they'll allow you to use the public highways that belong
[26:42.140 --> 26:48.140]  to you, they demand that you enter into a commercial contract with them.
[26:48.140 --> 26:50.140]  First problem.
[26:50.140 --> 26:51.140]  Okay.
[26:51.140 --> 26:55.140]  Hold on, we'll be right back.
[26:55.140 --> 26:59.140]  It's clear cell phones have changed the way we live and work, but have they
[26:59.140 --> 27:01.140]  negatively affected our health?
[27:01.140 --> 27:04.140]  I'm Dr. Catherine Albrecht, and I'll be back in just a moment with new findings
[27:04.140 --> 27:08.140]  about how cell phones may actually alter our brain chemistry.
[27:08.140 --> 27:10.140]  Privacy is under attack.
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[27:49.140 --> 27:51.140]  near your head has been disputed.
[27:51.140 --> 27:54.140]  Some have blamed it for brain tumors, while cell phone companies have
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[27:56.140 --> 27:59.140]  Well, now the Journal of the American Medical Association is confirming
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[28:06.140 --> 28:10.140]  brain closest to the cell phone antenna increases when the cell phone is on.
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[30:09.140 --> 30:21.140]  Yeah, I got a warrant and I'm going to solve them, to help government them,
[30:21.140 --> 30:23.140]  prosecute them.
[30:23.140 --> 30:24.140]  No beep.
[30:24.140 --> 30:25.140]  Okay.
[30:26.140 --> 30:27.140]  Okay.
[30:27.140 --> 30:28.140]  We are back.
[30:28.140 --> 30:30.140]  Randy Kelton, Fountain Wheel of Law Radio.
[30:30.140 --> 30:36.140]  When we went out, we were talking about this running with high covering up
[30:36.140 --> 30:37.140]  your plates.
[30:37.140 --> 30:42.140]  And I cover up my plates because I have a right to privacy.
[30:42.140 --> 30:44.140]  And the Fourth Amendment gives me that.
[30:44.140 --> 30:51.140]  Now, the state of Texas did force me to enter into a commercial contract with
[30:51.140 --> 30:52.140]  them.
[30:52.140 --> 30:55.140]  And that violates the Sixth Amendment.
[30:55.140 --> 30:57.140]  They're forbidden to do that.
[30:57.140 --> 31:04.140]  And they forced me to pay a road use tax to use the roads I've already paid
[31:04.140 --> 31:05.140]  for.
[31:05.140 --> 31:11.140]  So they've turned my roads and highways from public highways to commercial
[31:11.140 --> 31:13.140]  use only.
[31:13.140 --> 31:14.140]  Absolutely.
[31:14.140 --> 31:16.140]  That's the argument I want to break.
[31:16.140 --> 31:20.140]  And that is an argument that no court can win.
[31:20.140 --> 31:22.140]  And I'll explain why.
[31:22.140 --> 31:25.140]  If you don't mind me going on to my tangent.
[31:25.140 --> 31:27.140]  Go right ahead.
[31:27.140 --> 31:28.140]  Okay.
[31:28.140 --> 31:34.140]  Transportation code was adopted, as I stated earlier, by every state.
[31:34.140 --> 31:43.140]  Now, the meaning of the transportation code was under the Commerce Clause.
[31:43.140 --> 31:44.140]  Okay.
[31:44.140 --> 31:49.140]  And that was their way of regulating commerce between the states as well.
[31:49.140 --> 31:54.140]  So a driver's license was only needed by those.
[31:54.140 --> 31:55.140]  Okay.
[31:55.140 --> 31:58.140]  Let me digress a little bit here.
[31:58.140 --> 31:59.140]  Okay.
[31:59.140 --> 32:01.140]  What is a license for?
[32:01.140 --> 32:02.140]  A license.
[32:02.140 --> 32:08.140]  If you read Black's Law Dictionary, clearly states you need a license to do
[32:08.140 --> 32:12.140]  something that is immoral with the permission of the state.
[32:12.140 --> 32:15.140]  So let me ask you a simple question.
[32:15.140 --> 32:21.140]  If I'm going to go get a carton of eggs and a gallon of milk from my local
[32:21.140 --> 32:24.140]  grocer, am I acting in commerce?
[32:24.140 --> 32:26.140]  Absolutely not.
[32:26.140 --> 32:35.140]  It's my right to travel to my local grocer or mercantile to get a gallon of
[32:35.140 --> 32:37.140]  milk and eggs.
[32:38.140 --> 32:48.140]  Now, if I am an over-the-road truck driver, the duty of the state is to
[32:48.140 --> 32:57.140]  protect the people from those that want to overload their loads and have
[32:57.140 --> 33:00.140]  stress cracks in their frames.
[33:00.140 --> 33:06.140]  These are the reasons why, back in 1925, a driver's license was needed.
[33:06.140 --> 33:12.140]  It's because so many over-the-road truck drivers were creating accidents
[33:12.140 --> 33:17.140]  because they were overdoing their loads for profit.
[33:17.140 --> 33:25.140]  The stated reason was that these trucks were poorly made, bad brakes, and
[33:25.140 --> 33:29.140]  they were overtaxing the roads and bridges that weren't designed for this
[33:29.140 --> 33:32.140]  amount of weight and creating havoc.
[33:32.140 --> 33:34.140]  Absolutely.
[33:35.140 --> 33:43.140]  They were destroying public roadways, and they needed to put an end to it.
[33:43.140 --> 33:47.140]  They needed to figure a way to regulate it, and that's where the driver's
[33:47.140 --> 33:52.140]  license came from, and that's where the inspections came from.
[33:52.140 --> 33:56.140]  They had to bring their trucks in and make sure they didn't have stress
[33:56.140 --> 34:03.140]  cracks, that they were not overdoing the abilities of the brakes.
[34:03.140 --> 34:08.140]  All of that makes perfect sense because these are businesses that are
[34:08.140 --> 34:13.140]  imposing, they're making the people's roadways into their place of business.
[34:13.140 --> 34:16.140]  They don't have a right to use it.
[34:16.140 --> 34:17.140]  They're businesses.
[34:17.140 --> 34:22.140]  They don't have rights, but the people would permit such a thing via our
[34:22.140 --> 34:23.140]  legislature, right?
[34:23.140 --> 34:27.140]  We would permit such a thing under certain conditions.
[34:27.140 --> 34:32.140]  Now, go back to what was the intent of the law?
[34:32.140 --> 34:35.140]  What was the intent of the law?
[34:35.140 --> 34:40.140]  And that's how you defeat them because everything is still under the
[34:40.140 --> 34:41.140]  transportation department.
[34:41.140 --> 34:46.140]  Everybody needs to get the word traffic out of your mouth, okay?
[34:46.140 --> 34:50.140]  And I mean, even think about the word traffic, child trafficking, drug
[34:50.140 --> 34:51.140]  trafficking.
[34:51.140 --> 34:53.140]  It's all about profit.
[34:53.140 --> 34:58.140]  Are you really trafficking when you go to the store to go get a gallon of
[34:58.140 --> 35:01.140]  milk?
[35:01.140 --> 35:04.140]  Think about that for a second.
[35:04.140 --> 35:12.140]  It's the way these courts have used the transportation code for profit and
[35:12.140 --> 35:13.140]  gain.
[35:13.140 --> 35:19.140]  They're the ones that are profiting and gaining off the ignorance of We the
[35:19.140 --> 35:20.140]  People.
[35:20.140 --> 35:25.140]  And We the People, it's about time that we start holding them accountable.
[35:25.140 --> 35:30.140]  And I guarantee you there's something that's going to come up by 2006 in the
[35:30.140 --> 35:37.140]  federal government out of Donald Trump that this whole scam that they've been
[35:37.140 --> 35:43.140]  running is about ready to come to a head because look at Texas alone.
[35:43.140 --> 35:44.140]  Texas made what?
[35:44.140 --> 35:49.140]  $6.1 billion off traffic fines alone?
[35:49.140 --> 35:51.140]  Am I bullshitting me?
[35:51.140 --> 35:57.140]  I mean, this is all about profit and gain.
[35:57.140 --> 36:03.140]  The reason why these cops are out there is to make these judges and prosecutors
[36:03.140 --> 36:09.140]  wealthy because all that money that you don't know about is all going to their
[36:09.140 --> 36:10.140]  pension funds.
[36:10.140 --> 36:14.140]  I promise you, and I can prove it all day long.
[36:14.140 --> 36:16.140]  I'm going to leave the floor open.
[36:16.140 --> 36:22.140]  Well, there was a, I read an article from the Capitol.
[36:22.140 --> 36:27.140]  I forgot who, some agency put it out, or the DPS put it out, and they were
[36:27.140 --> 36:33.140]  complaining that some 80% of the funds that were required by these
[36:33.140 --> 36:40.140]  municipalities from fines and such were not being submitted to the state.
[36:40.140 --> 36:46.140]  Ooh, so this is a, this is really, really big scam.
[36:46.140 --> 36:49.140]  Yeah, this is a smoking gun right there.
[36:49.140 --> 36:56.140]  And, you know, Harris County is probably one of the, actually, if you read
[36:56.140 --> 37:04.140]  CAPA, that's Coalition Against Police Abuse, and Harris County, Texas is
[37:04.140 --> 37:09.140]  listed number one, okay, for police abuse.
[37:09.140 --> 37:11.140]  Guess who's number two?
[37:11.140 --> 37:14.140]  Montgomery County, Texas.
[37:14.140 --> 37:16.140]  Montgomery County.
[37:16.140 --> 37:19.140]  That's the first place I filed a habeas.
[37:19.140 --> 37:21.140]  Guess who's number three?
[37:21.140 --> 37:22.140]  Henderson?
[37:22.140 --> 37:25.140]  San Jacinto County.
[37:25.140 --> 37:26.140]  Oh.
[37:26.140 --> 37:28.140]  Guess who's number four?
[37:28.140 --> 37:29.140]  I have no idea.
[37:29.140 --> 37:31.140]  LA County, California.
[37:31.140 --> 37:35.140]  We always hear about how bad LA County cops are.
[37:35.140 --> 37:39.140]  Well, step it, they're fourth in line.
[37:39.140 --> 37:43.140]  Come on, guys.
[37:43.140 --> 37:45.140]  Oh, Henderson's got to be up there.
[37:45.140 --> 37:47.140]  Well, I'm sure it is.
[37:47.140 --> 37:51.140]  I mean, I haven't, this is the statistics I've brought up.
[37:51.140 --> 37:56.140]  Probably, they're probably 10 years old, to be honest with you.
[37:56.140 --> 38:00.140]  For those of you who don't know, Henderson County is Waco.
[38:00.140 --> 38:02.140]  Okay.
[38:02.140 --> 38:06.140]  Oh, I thought that was Bosque.
[38:06.140 --> 38:07.140]  No.
[38:07.140 --> 38:12.140]  Yeah, Harris County is probably, well, it's gotten real liberal, okay,
[38:12.140 --> 38:19.140]  when they decided to be a sanctuary city, for crying out loud.
[38:19.140 --> 38:21.140]  And then their crime goes crazy.
[38:21.140 --> 38:24.140]  Austin used to be my favorite place on the planet.
[38:24.140 --> 38:28.140]  Oh, my God, Lake Travis, absolutely gorgeous.
[38:28.140 --> 38:30.140]  Going out there, hanging out at the Oasis.
[38:30.140 --> 38:33.140]  I don't want to go there anymore.
[38:33.140 --> 38:35.140]  Yeah, I used to hang out at the Oasis.
[38:35.140 --> 38:39.140]  It was Matty McConaughey.
[38:39.140 --> 38:41.140]  A bunch of us used to hang out there.
[38:41.140 --> 38:45.140]  And, you know, Matty McConaughey, you know, loves Austin,
[38:45.140 --> 38:47.140]  but he won't go back there.
[38:47.140 --> 38:54.140]  Now I go down there and everybody looks absolutely terrified.
[38:54.140 --> 38:57.140]  I can't imagine why, Randy.
[38:57.140 --> 38:59.140]  I mean, no cops.
[38:59.140 --> 39:03.140]  They defunded the police and the place just, they went down there
[39:03.140 --> 39:07.140]  and there's encampments under every overpass.
[39:07.140 --> 39:09.140]  Oh, yeah, and PCs everywhere.
[39:09.140 --> 39:11.140]  The whole place into a slum.
[39:11.140 --> 39:12.140]  Oh, yeah.
[39:12.140 --> 39:15.140]  I mean, it's not much better if you go up.
[39:15.140 --> 39:19.140]  Remember on the backside of the dam on Lake Travis?
[39:19.140 --> 39:23.140]  That was, I mean, it used to be a beautiful place to hang out, you know,
[39:23.140 --> 39:25.140]  go camping and all that stuff.
[39:25.140 --> 39:27.140]  You don't even want to go there.
[39:27.140 --> 39:29.140]  You're going to get you're going to get shot and mugged.
[39:29.140 --> 39:31.140]  I mean, for crying out loud.
[39:31.140 --> 39:33.140]  This is what the Democrats brought us.
[39:33.140 --> 39:35.140]  That's what they did for us.
[39:35.140 --> 39:39.140]  Well, you know, we were we were receiving what?
[39:39.140 --> 39:47.140]  Six hundred and fifty thousand Californians every year from from news
[39:47.140 --> 39:50.140]  comes California.
[39:50.140 --> 39:54.140]  How would I say it?
[39:54.140 --> 39:57.140]  You know, look at what California has become.
[39:57.140 --> 39:59.140]  And I love Northern California.
[39:59.140 --> 40:00.140]  Don't get me wrong.
[40:00.140 --> 40:02.140]  I love hanging out up there.
[40:02.140 --> 40:06.140]  And what is that?
[40:06.140 --> 40:09.140]  Search with an H Jiminy Krieges.
[40:09.140 --> 40:11.140]  I'm having a brain fart.
[40:11.140 --> 40:13.140]  Excuse me.
[40:13.140 --> 40:15.140]  I'm older than you.
[40:15.140 --> 40:17.140]  Humbert.
[40:17.140 --> 40:18.140]  Humboldt.
[40:18.140 --> 40:20.140]  It's Humboldt, California.
[40:20.140 --> 40:27.140]  You really want to see some down to earth people go to Humboldt, California.
[40:27.140 --> 40:34.140]  It's like fifty one miles from north of Sacramento.
[40:34.140 --> 40:37.140]  But it is right up there.
[40:37.140 --> 40:38.140]  You've got the coast.
[40:38.140 --> 40:42.140]  You've got you've got down home people.
[40:42.140 --> 40:50.140]  And they're more Texan than Texans sometimes.
[40:50.140 --> 40:51.140]  OK, hang on.
[40:51.140 --> 40:54.140]  About to go to our sponsors, Randy Kelton, Brett Fountain.
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[43:34.140 --> 43:39.140]  I ain't asking for much, I ain't trying to be no glutton.
[43:39.140 --> 43:44.140]  I'm just here making my living pushing buttons.
[43:44.140 --> 43:51.140]  I give my message out to anyone who's shouting distance.
[43:51.140 --> 43:57.140]  I vote for bravery and against slavery showing resistance.
[43:57.140 --> 44:02.140]  First I'm crawling, then I'm walking, then I start strutting.
[44:02.140 --> 44:05.140]  Okay, we are back.
[44:05.140 --> 44:09.140]  Randy Kelly and Brett Fountain, Wheel of Law Radio, here with our special guest, Mr.
[44:09.140 --> 44:10.140]  Rick Martin.
[44:10.140 --> 44:16.140]  And when we were on the break, we were disparaging attorneys and lawyers.
[44:16.140 --> 44:20.140]  Rick, what's the difference between an attorney and a lawyer?
[44:20.140 --> 44:22.140]  Okay.
[44:22.140 --> 44:30.140]  Before the Bar Association, as we discussed earlier, the American Bar Association came
[44:30.140 --> 44:35.140]  into play in 1909.
[44:35.140 --> 44:38.140]  Anybody could be a lawyer, okay?
[44:38.140 --> 44:41.140]  And a lawyer is somebody who weren't in the law.
[44:41.140 --> 44:43.140]  In other words, you studied law.
[44:43.140 --> 44:48.140]  And if you go back to the Sixth Amendment, it clearly states...
[44:48.140 --> 44:49.140]  Wait a minute.
[44:49.140 --> 44:50.140]  Wait a minute.
[44:50.140 --> 44:54.140]  Are you saying that Abraham Lincoln never went to law school?
[44:54.140 --> 44:56.140]  Never went to law school.
[44:56.140 --> 44:57.140]  Absolutely not.
[44:57.140 --> 44:59.140]  He was not a member of the bar.
[44:59.140 --> 45:02.140]  He was a lawyer.
[45:02.140 --> 45:05.140]  He was not an attorney.
[45:05.140 --> 45:07.140]  Big difference.
[45:07.140 --> 45:15.140]  An attorney, the word attorney comes from the word atorn, which in Latin means twist.
[45:15.140 --> 45:23.140]  And that's exactly what they do is they twist the truth to whoever's hired them's benefit
[45:23.140 --> 45:26.140]  or basically their own benefit.
[45:26.140 --> 45:36.140]  Because, you know, a lawyer is somebody that can act in as counsel under the Sixth Amendment.
[45:36.140 --> 45:37.140]  And I was in...
[45:37.140 --> 45:43.140]  I'm not a licensed, and there's no such thing as a licensed to practice law, by the way.
[45:43.140 --> 45:45.140]  Go read Sims versus...
[45:45.140 --> 45:46.140]  Yeah, it doesn't even exist.
[45:46.140 --> 45:48.140]  It doesn't exist.
[45:48.140 --> 45:50.140]  It's a membership club.
[45:50.140 --> 45:57.140]  And as a matter of fact, the Bar Association, when it first started in 1909, would not allow
[45:57.140 --> 46:10.140]  women or men of, well, questionable integrity or blacks to join their association.
[46:10.140 --> 46:12.140]  It's a monopoly, ladies and gentlemen.
[46:12.140 --> 46:14.140]  It's a monopoly.
[46:15.140 --> 46:22.140]  And that's what we're working to bring down right now using our attorney general, Pam Bondi.
[46:22.140 --> 46:25.140]  She's already going after the Bar Association.
[46:25.140 --> 46:31.140]  You have the right to assistance of counsel, and it has been denied since...
[46:31.140 --> 46:37.140]  Well, I know that the Bar Association didn't take place in Texas until 1939.
[46:37.140 --> 46:38.140]  You can look it up.
[46:38.140 --> 46:40.140]  I know it to be a fact.
[46:40.140 --> 46:43.140]  Rick, I have some news you may not know.
[46:43.140 --> 46:52.140]  In Texas, last year, new legislation went in place that said you do not have to be a
[46:52.140 --> 46:57.140]  member of the Texas State Bar in order to practice law in Texas.
[46:57.140 --> 46:58.140]  Well, God bless.
[46:58.140 --> 47:00.140]  That's what I said.
[47:00.140 --> 47:01.140]  God bless.
[47:01.140 --> 47:03.140]  It's about time people are waking up.
[47:03.140 --> 47:09.140]  But, Sue, they didn't even start that nonsense until 1939.
[47:09.140 --> 47:16.140]  And I think that all has to do and tie into the bankruptcy of the United States
[47:16.140 --> 47:23.140]  Corporation, which happened in March 9th, 1933, if I'm not mistaken.
[47:23.140 --> 47:30.140]  And then it became administrative courts and not judicial courts any longer.
[47:30.140 --> 47:37.140]  Yeah, I was on Winston Shroud's show when we talked about that.
[47:37.140 --> 47:40.140]  I have not heard that name in quite some time.
[47:40.140 --> 47:48.140]  Yeah, Pastor Mass had set me up for that because Winston was a really nice guy.
[47:48.140 --> 47:50.140]  And I told him that I'm a creature of statute.
[47:50.140 --> 47:53.140]  And he went through all of this stuff about the bankruptcy.
[47:53.140 --> 48:00.140]  And I said, Winston, where is the underlying law to support that?
[48:00.140 --> 48:05.140]  And he thought a while, and then he said, well, I don't know if you'll find any.
[48:05.140 --> 48:07.140]  And I told him that I'm a creature of statute.
[48:07.140 --> 48:12.140]  I have to go in and give facts and laws all I can bring before the court.
[48:12.140 --> 48:14.140]  And he said, I don't think you'll find any.
[48:14.140 --> 48:16.140]  I said, well, where did you come up with it?
[48:16.140 --> 48:21.140]  And he said, well, I figured it out.
[48:21.140 --> 48:22.140]  Right.
[48:22.140 --> 48:27.140]  Well, you go back to House Joint Resolution 192.
[48:27.140 --> 48:31.140]  Isn't that where it discusses that?
[48:31.140 --> 48:38.140]  Well, under House Joint Resolution 192, isn't that where it discusses how they
[48:38.140 --> 48:47.140]  basically have to take care of we the people because we now become the chattel?
[48:47.140 --> 48:53.140]  I've heard that and I heard from the Patriots been saying that a long time.
[48:53.140 --> 49:01.140]  But I never did get anything to tell me what that meant in the real world.
[49:01.140 --> 49:04.140]  Well, that's why I don't work with it as much.
[49:04.140 --> 49:11.140]  But I did look into it myself and many, many years ago.
[49:11.140 --> 49:16.140]  And I was able to get some leverage for Staff Sergeant J.
[49:17.140 --> 49:22.140]  Main, who's down there in Padre Island.
[49:22.140 --> 49:27.140]  And I did I did get his mortgage covered on that.
[49:27.140 --> 49:30.140]  And that did happen.
[49:30.140 --> 49:33.140]  It really did happen.
[49:33.140 --> 49:41.140]  I'm looking at it in a simple way is, you know, I believe that I'm worth worth.
[49:41.140 --> 49:48.140]  My wages, and I wasn't looking for a sidecar, but here's Staff Sergeant J.
[49:48.140 --> 49:57.140]  Main Silver Star recipient that basically was being denied his benefits.
[49:57.140 --> 50:02.140]  And we did get him his 100 percent disability.
[50:02.140 --> 50:05.140]  And I'm going off on a tangent.
[50:05.140 --> 50:06.140]  My apologies.
[50:06.140 --> 50:08.140]  Well, no, on that order.
[50:08.140 --> 50:14.140]  You know, when I came back, I had crabs and they didn't give me a disability for that.
[50:14.140 --> 50:19.140]  Well, did you did you boil them or did you fry them?
[50:19.140 --> 50:25.140]  I think I just borrowed them and I had jungle rot.
[50:25.140 --> 50:29.140]  They wouldn't give me a disability for that.
[50:29.140 --> 50:31.140]  Oh, goodness.
[50:32.140 --> 50:33.140]  Oh, goodness.
[50:33.140 --> 50:41.140]  But, yeah, I mean, in a lighter note, I would I would tell people to be very cautious.
[50:41.140 --> 50:47.140]  If you start talking about getting into a house, I know it exists.
[50:47.140 --> 50:57.140]  I know it's real, but I know that the government itself does not like to admit that it exists.
[50:57.140 --> 50:59.140]  And that was the only way they could do.
[50:59.140 --> 51:05.140]  They could take the gold from the American people was under House Joint Resolution 192.
[51:05.140 --> 51:08.140]  And they had to put something in place.
[51:08.140 --> 51:12.140]  Now, am I one of those guys that you need to talk to on it?
[51:12.140 --> 51:14.140]  No, I'm not the guy you talk to.
[51:14.140 --> 51:16.140]  I got lucky a few times.
[51:16.140 --> 51:18.140]  That's all I'm going to tell you.
[51:18.140 --> 51:22.140]  I got lucky a few times and I was able to push it through.
[51:22.140 --> 51:26.140]  And it's my attitude is grace of God.
[51:26.140 --> 51:33.140]  I personally, I would love somebody to really dig into it better than I have.
[51:33.140 --> 51:39.140]  Most of my time was spent on going after all the child traffickers.
[51:39.140 --> 51:49.140]  Funny, you should say that that way, because people who's been listening to this show for a long time has heard me say this over and over.
[51:49.140 --> 51:55.140]  Show me some law supporting these patriot ideas.
[51:55.140 --> 52:00.140]  I would really love to be able to take this and cram it down their throats.
[52:00.140 --> 52:03.140]  And that's what I was asking Winston for.
[52:03.140 --> 52:06.140]  Give me some tools I can use.
[52:06.140 --> 52:09.140]  Yeah, give me something that's bona fide.
[52:09.140 --> 52:10.140]  Totally.
[52:10.140 --> 52:12.140]  He's not bona fide.
[52:12.140 --> 52:25.140]  And, you know, I'll play with something long enough, but I'm not going to let myself or I'm going to or I'm going to let anybody else get burned by me not knowing what the hell I'm talking about.
[52:25.140 --> 52:31.140]  When I look at the codes, all the remedy I need is in the law.
[52:31.140 --> 52:36.140]  The fact that those guys aren't following the law, that's an advantage to me.
[52:36.140 --> 52:38.140]  I get to hammer on with it.
[52:38.140 --> 52:44.140]  I don't need some esoteric legal ideas.
[52:44.140 --> 52:46.140]  What was the intent of the law?
[52:46.140 --> 52:48.140]  That's that's where you always go back to.
[52:48.140 --> 52:49.140]  What was the intent?
[52:49.140 --> 52:52.140]  What was the lawful?
[52:52.140 --> 52:53.140]  Not legal.
[52:53.140 --> 52:56.140]  What was the lawful intent of the law?
[52:56.140 --> 53:02.140]  That is an AI engine I'm trying to put together.
[53:02.140 --> 53:07.140]  We can use AI to change the legal system and they won't know we did it.
[53:07.140 --> 53:09.140]  We build an AI engine.
[53:09.140 --> 53:17.140]  We tell it when we ask you a legal question, the first place you're to look is the Federalist Papers.
[53:17.140 --> 53:24.140]  The Federalist Papers express the intent of the framers of the Constitution.
[53:24.140 --> 53:26.140]  Then look at the Constitution.
[53:26.140 --> 53:31.140]  Let's go even further back.
[53:31.140 --> 53:36.140]  Let's go back to the Treaty of the Wilderness, 1217.
[53:36.140 --> 53:43.140]  The Treaty of the Wilderness was done in association with the Magna Carta Libertatum, 1215.
[53:44.140 --> 54:02.140]  Your Right's Treaty of the Wilderness was 1217, but in 1215 they said that we got the king and all of the people with titles.
[54:02.140 --> 54:04.140]  And then we have freemen.
[54:04.140 --> 54:07.140]  We have serfs, but they didn't count at the time.
[54:07.140 --> 54:17.140]  And what the Magna Carta Libertatum said, if someone is arrested, they're to be brought before a magistrate.
[54:17.140 --> 54:27.140]  And if the person was arrested based on an edict or proclamation from the aristocracy,
[54:27.140 --> 54:39.140]  that if that edict violated the common law, then the magistrate was forbidden to enforce it.
[54:39.140 --> 54:51.140]  And the common law, there was this Vikings movie or program that used to be on the regular series about Vikings.
[54:51.140 --> 55:00.140]  In one scene, they're raiding this place, and this guy's raping a woman, and the head guy's wife stops him.
[55:00.140 --> 55:03.140]  He tries to rape her, and she kills him.
[55:03.140 --> 55:07.140]  The husband comes in, and he takes responsibility for it. He says he killed him.
[55:07.140 --> 55:19.140]  Remember this, and this also goes with our offspring right now, and I don't mean to cut you off because this is very important.
[55:19.140 --> 55:29.140]  The man of the house took responsibility for anything that his wife did or his offspring did.
[55:29.140 --> 55:42.140]  That was kind of keeping in line, but the point that it's making here is it was ahead of the other guy's brother, the other group's brother.
[55:42.140 --> 55:45.140]  But they asked the people what should be done.
[55:45.140 --> 55:49.140]  Hang on, we're ready to kill them, Brett Fountain, we have a lot of radio. We'll be right back.
[56:15.140 --> 56:17.140]  We'll be right back.
[56:45.140 --> 57:04.140]  The bill of rights contains the first ten amendments of our Constitution.
[57:04.140 --> 57:09.140]  They guarantee the specific freedoms Americans should know and protect. Our liberty depends on it.
[57:09.140 --> 57:15.140]  I'm Dr. Catherine Albrecht, and I'll be right back with an unforgettable way to remember one of your constitutional rights.
[57:15.140 --> 57:21.140]  Privacy is under attack. When you give up data about yourself, you'll never get it back again.
[57:21.140 --> 57:26.140]  And once your privacy is gone, you'll find your freedoms will start to vanish too.
[57:26.140 --> 57:31.140]  So protect your rights, say no to surveillance, and keep your information to yourself.
[57:31.140 --> 57:34.140]  Privacy, it's worth hanging on to.
[57:34.140 --> 57:42.140]  This public service announcement is brought to you by Startpage.com, the private search engine alternative to Google, Yahoo, and Bing.
[57:42.140 --> 57:45.140]  Start over with Startpage.
[57:45.140 --> 57:51.140]  Imagine your mom and dad are getting ready for bed. They pull back the covers and find a third party there.
[57:51.140 --> 57:54.140]  He announces, I'm with the military and I'm sleeping here tonight.
[57:54.140 --> 58:00.140]  That shocking image of a third party in my parents' bed reminds me what the Third Amendment was designed to prevent.
[58:00.140 --> 58:06.140]  Privacy protects us from being forced to share our homes with soldiers, a common demand in the days of our founding fathers.
[58:06.140 --> 58:09.140]  Third party, Third Amendment? Get it?
[58:09.140 --> 58:16.140]  So if you answer a knock at your door and guys in fatigues demand lodging, tell them to dust off their copy of the Bill of Rights and reread the Third Amendment.
[58:16.140 --> 58:21.140]  I'm Dr. Catherine Albrecht. More news and information at CatherineAlbrecht.com.
[58:30.140 --> 58:34.140]  The Bill of Rights contains the first ten amendments of our Constitution.
[58:34.140 --> 58:39.140]  They guarantee the specific freedoms Americans should know and protect. Our liberty depends on it.
[58:39.140 --> 58:45.140]  I'm Dr. Catherine Albrecht and I'll be right back with an unforgettable way to remember one of your constitutional rights.
[58:45.140 --> 58:51.140]  Privacy is under attack. When you give up data about yourself, you'll never get it back again.
[58:51.140 --> 58:56.140]  And once your privacy is gone, you'll find your freedoms will start to vanish too.
[58:56.140 --> 59:01.140]  So protect your rights. Say no to surveillance and keep your information to yourself.
[59:01.140 --> 59:04.140]  Privacy. It's worth hanging on to.
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[59:11.140 --> 59:15.140]  Start over with StartPage.
[59:15.140 --> 59:21.140]  Imagine four eyes staring at you through binoculars, a magnifying glass, or a pair of x-ray goggles.
[59:21.140 --> 59:27.140]  That imagery reminds me that the Fourth Amendment guarantees Americans freedom from unreasonable search and seizure.
[59:27.140 --> 59:30.140]  Fourth Amendment? Four eyes staring at you? Get it?
[59:30.140 --> 59:34.140]  Unfortunately, the government is trampling our Fourth Amendment rights in the name of security.
[59:34.140 --> 59:39.140]  Case in point, TSA airport scanners that peer under your clothing.
[59:39.140 --> 59:46.140]  When government employees demand a peep at your privates without probable cause, I say it's time to sound the constitutional alarm bells.
[59:46.140 --> 59:53.140]  Join me in asking our representatives to dust off the Bill of Rights and use their googly eyes to take a gander at the Fourth.
[59:53.140 --> 59:58.140]  I'm Dr. Catherine Albrecht. More news and information at CatherineAlbrecht.com.
[01:00:16.140 --> 01:00:24.140]  These warmongers come by that term rightly.
[01:00:24.140 --> 01:00:30.140]  I won't pay for the war with my body.
[01:00:30.140 --> 01:00:34.140]  Ain't gonna pay for the car with my money.
[01:00:34.140 --> 01:00:37.140]  I won't pay for the fun with my body.
[01:00:37.140 --> 01:00:41.140]  Their plans wicked and their logic shoddy.
[01:00:41.140 --> 01:00:44.140]  Ain't gonna pay for the oil with my body.
[01:00:44.140 --> 01:00:47.140]  I won't pay for the boys with my money.
[01:00:47.140 --> 01:00:51.140]  Ain't gonna pay for the kids with my body.
[01:00:51.140 --> 01:00:55.140]  Their whole agenda smells funny.
[01:00:55.140 --> 01:01:01.140]  I wanna fight in a war of my own.
[01:01:01.140 --> 01:01:08.140]  That one would be less accidental.
[01:01:08.140 --> 01:01:15.140]  I wanna pay for a war of my own.
[01:01:15.140 --> 01:01:22.140]  They live in glass houses so I can watch them throw bones.
[01:01:22.140 --> 01:01:25.140]  I wanna fight in a war I can win.
[01:01:25.140 --> 01:01:28.140]  I can never win the one they laid at me in.
[01:01:28.140 --> 01:01:32.140]  That one I lose long before it begins.
[01:01:32.140 --> 01:01:35.140]  I wanna pay for a war I can win.
[01:01:35.140 --> 01:01:42.140]  When I'm fighting in my own war.
[01:01:42.140 --> 01:01:49.140]  It's such a peaceful feeling.
[01:01:49.140 --> 01:01:56.140]  When I'm paying for my own war.
[01:01:56.140 --> 01:02:01.140]  I take time for the healing.
[01:02:01.140 --> 01:02:06.140]  Yeah.
[01:02:06.140 --> 01:02:13.140]  It's all according to the will of the Almighty.
[01:02:13.140 --> 01:02:20.140]  I read his book and he says he cares not for the unsightly.
[01:02:20.140 --> 01:02:26.140]  These fear mongers come by that term rightly.
[01:02:26.140 --> 01:02:30.140]  Yeah. Yeah.
[01:02:30.140 --> 01:02:32.140]  Okay, we are back.
[01:02:32.140 --> 01:02:34.140]  Randy Killam, Brett Fountain, Wheel of Law Radio,
[01:02:34.140 --> 01:02:36.140]  and we have our special guest, Rick Martin,
[01:02:36.140 --> 01:02:39.140]  and we're gonna have to do this again.
[01:02:39.140 --> 01:02:41.140]  I've been wanting to get you on for a long time,
[01:02:41.140 --> 01:02:46.140]  and we were talking about the Magna Carta and the common law
[01:02:46.140 --> 01:02:49.140]  and how it was supposed to work.
[01:02:49.140 --> 01:02:52.140]  In the Magna Carta, you had this magistrate,
[01:02:52.140 --> 01:02:56.140]  and he could not enforce edicts of the king
[01:02:56.140 --> 01:03:02.140]  or other part of the, what do you call it, Brett?
[01:03:02.140 --> 01:03:04.140]  Lost the word.
[01:03:04.140 --> 01:03:06.140]  The kingly stuff.
[01:03:06.140 --> 01:03:07.140]  Loyalty.
[01:03:07.140 --> 01:03:09.140]  Oh, you're talking about aristocracy.
[01:03:09.140 --> 01:03:11.140]  Aristocracy, that's the word I was looking for.
[01:03:11.140 --> 01:03:14.140]  If the edicts of the aristocracy
[01:03:14.140 --> 01:03:18.140]  conflicted with the common law of the people,
[01:03:18.140 --> 01:03:24.140]  the magistrate was forbidden to enforce it against freemen.
[01:03:24.140 --> 01:03:27.140]  You had freemen who were landowners.
[01:03:27.140 --> 01:03:34.140]  You had aristocracy, and you had peasants.
[01:03:34.140 --> 01:03:37.140]  They didn't count at that time.
[01:03:37.140 --> 01:03:40.140]  But that grew into what we have now,
[01:03:40.140 --> 01:03:45.140]  and the only remnant we have of common law now are juries.
[01:03:45.140 --> 01:03:47.140]  And that's why they say that a jury,
[01:03:47.140 --> 01:03:51.140]  they rule on the facts and the law.
[01:03:51.140 --> 01:03:56.140]  Thomas Jefferson said the ultimate remedy to bad law
[01:03:56.140 --> 01:04:00.140]  is a jury that will not enforce the law.
[01:04:00.140 --> 01:04:03.140]  If people refuse to enforce it,
[01:04:03.140 --> 01:04:06.140]  the legislature will have to change it.
[01:04:06.140 --> 01:04:08.140]  That's our last remedy.
[01:04:08.140 --> 01:04:09.140]  Yeah, that's good.
[01:04:09.140 --> 01:04:11.140]  Remnant of the common law.
[01:04:11.140 --> 01:04:14.140]  Well, that and the grand jury.
[01:04:14.140 --> 01:04:18.140]  When I say jury, I mean both pettit and grand.
[01:04:18.140 --> 01:04:21.140]  Yeah, because that's an important piece to do process
[01:04:21.140 --> 01:04:23.140]  that sometimes gets overlooked.
[01:04:23.140 --> 01:04:25.140]  That is neglected.
[01:04:25.140 --> 01:04:30.140]  How many times are you being prosecuted by a prosecutor
[01:04:30.140 --> 01:04:38.140]  that has not ever received any information from a grand jury
[01:04:38.140 --> 01:04:40.140]  because it never went to a grand jury?
[01:04:40.140 --> 01:04:42.140]  Exactly, in Texas.
[01:04:42.140 --> 01:04:47.140]  And that under the Constitution is unlawful, is it not?
[01:04:47.140 --> 01:04:56.140]  Article 5, Section 17 requires that all crimes go to a grand jury.
[01:04:56.140 --> 01:04:57.140]  Absolutely.
[01:04:57.140 --> 01:04:59.140]  If it's a misdemeanor,
[01:04:59.140 --> 01:05:04.140]  if there's an indictment on the misdemeanor,
[01:05:04.140 --> 01:05:10.140]  then the clerk shall present the indictment to the district court,
[01:05:10.140 --> 01:05:15.140]  and the district court shall certify it to the court of jurisdiction.
[01:05:15.140 --> 01:05:20.140]  So it's not fair in the Constitution, felony and misdemeanor.
[01:05:20.140 --> 01:05:22.140]  And a sheriff can actually...
[01:05:22.140 --> 01:05:23.140]  It's not just Texas either.
[01:05:23.140 --> 01:05:24.140]  No.
[01:05:24.140 --> 01:05:28.140]  In helping other people, I've helped them find it in their own constitutions.
[01:05:28.140 --> 01:05:32.140]  And then on top of that, we're talking about sheriffs earlier,
[01:05:32.140 --> 01:05:35.140]  and a sheriff can actually call a grand jury.
[01:05:35.140 --> 01:05:38.140]  He can rip a page out of the phone book
[01:05:39.140 --> 01:05:48.140]  and call up 40, 45 people to bring forth what it takes to build a grand jury.
[01:05:48.140 --> 01:05:50.140]  A grand jury pool.
[01:05:50.140 --> 01:05:51.140]  Yeah.
[01:05:51.140 --> 01:06:00.140]  In Texas, you have the right to challenge the grand jury pool before it's impaneled.
[01:06:00.140 --> 01:06:02.140]  I tried to do that once,
[01:06:02.140 --> 01:06:08.140]  and the district judge had the bailiff throw me out of the courthouse,
[01:06:08.140 --> 01:06:13.140]  and when he put his hand on my arm, the judge told the bailiff,
[01:06:13.140 --> 01:06:15.140]  Arrest Mr. Kelton.
[01:06:15.140 --> 01:06:20.140]  Dick Woods, the head bailiff, he took two giant steps backwards.
[01:06:20.140 --> 01:06:25.140]  This sergeant didn't know any better, came up, put his hand on my arm,
[01:06:25.140 --> 01:06:29.140]  and I looked down and I said, Sergeant, I see you're wearing a pistol.
[01:06:29.140 --> 01:06:31.140]  Yes, Mr. Kelton, I am.
[01:06:31.140 --> 01:06:33.140]  Tell me, Sergeant, is that pistol loaded?
[01:06:33.140 --> 01:06:34.140]  He said, Yes, it is.
[01:06:34.140 --> 01:06:38.140]  And the judge said, That's okay, Mr. bailiff, you can stand down.
[01:06:38.140 --> 01:06:41.140]  Sorry, Bubba, too late.
[01:06:41.140 --> 01:06:43.140]  He touched me.
[01:06:43.140 --> 01:06:46.140]  When the judge passed away of a heart attack,
[01:06:46.140 --> 01:06:51.140]  I had first degree felony aggravated assault charges against him with the grand jury.
[01:06:51.140 --> 01:06:52.140]  Absolutely.
[01:06:52.140 --> 01:06:58.140]  And those people that are listening right now, honestly,
[01:06:58.140 --> 01:07:06.140]  you need to focus in on your unalienable rights that are protected under the Constitution.
[01:07:06.140 --> 01:07:08.140]  The Constitution never gave you rights.
[01:07:08.140 --> 01:07:12.140]  If you keep saying, going around saying, I got constitutional rights,
[01:07:12.140 --> 01:07:15.140]  you're an absolute moron.
[01:07:15.140 --> 01:07:19.140]  You have constitutionally protected rights.
[01:07:19.140 --> 01:07:22.140]  No, hold on, I'm going to take issue with that.
[01:07:22.140 --> 01:07:23.140]  Go ahead.
[01:07:23.140 --> 01:07:27.140]  I'm going to say the Constitution doesn't give you any rights.
[01:07:27.140 --> 01:07:30.140]  It don't talk about you at all.
[01:07:30.140 --> 01:07:38.140]  What the Constitution does is commands public officials to do certain things.
[01:07:38.140 --> 01:07:40.140]  Absolutely, it does.
[01:07:40.140 --> 01:07:42.140]  Absolutely, it does.
[01:07:42.140 --> 01:07:46.140]  And that's why these judges say don't bring the Constitution into my courtroom,
[01:07:46.140 --> 01:07:48.140]  because the Constitution really isn't law.
[01:07:48.140 --> 01:07:52.140]  It's a commandment to public officials.
[01:07:52.140 --> 01:07:56.140]  It's a set of restrictions and prohibitions.
[01:07:56.140 --> 01:08:02.140]  It limits their authority to trespass on your rights.
[01:08:02.140 --> 01:08:03.140]  Exactly.
[01:08:03.140 --> 01:08:04.140]  Exactly.
[01:08:04.140 --> 01:08:08.140]  Those rights are unalienable, endowed to us by our creator.
[01:08:08.140 --> 01:08:12.140]  So when did government decide it was our creator?
[01:08:12.140 --> 01:08:14.140]  I'm sorry.
[01:08:14.140 --> 01:08:16.140]  I can tell you.
[01:08:16.140 --> 01:08:18.140]  I can take offense.
[01:08:18.140 --> 01:08:23.140]  Every time I deal with a public servant that thinks that they have rights
[01:08:23.140 --> 01:08:27.140]  that were not delegated by we the people,
[01:08:27.140 --> 01:08:35.140]  if we delegated limited rights to government to protect our unalienable rights,
[01:08:35.140 --> 01:08:38.140]  endowed to us by our creator, when did they become God?
[01:08:38.140 --> 01:08:42.140]  Wait, I'm going to take issue with that.
[01:08:42.140 --> 01:08:44.140]  I'm taking issue today.
[01:08:44.140 --> 01:08:49.140]  The Constitution did not grant public officials any rights.
[01:08:49.140 --> 01:08:54.140]  It commanded them to perform certain duties.
[01:08:54.140 --> 01:08:55.140]  Correct.
[01:08:55.140 --> 01:08:56.140]  That was it.
[01:08:56.140 --> 01:08:58.140]  I'm in agreement.
[01:08:58.140 --> 01:09:01.140]  I knew you would be.
[01:09:01.140 --> 01:09:04.140]  They commanded them to do certain things.
[01:09:04.140 --> 01:09:08.140]  So they can do those things they were commanded to do.
[01:09:08.140 --> 01:09:11.140]  They don't have any special rights.
[01:09:11.140 --> 01:09:14.140]  When they do those things they were commanded to do,
[01:09:14.140 --> 01:09:20.140]  they better darn well do it in concert and collusion with the,
[01:09:20.140 --> 01:09:26.140]  it's not the right words, in accordance with the Constitution.
[01:09:26.140 --> 01:09:33.140]  The Constitution is quite clear and it is not dead.
[01:09:34.140 --> 01:09:40.140]  The Constitution is clear on the duties that are to be performed
[01:09:40.140 --> 01:09:45.140]  by those that decide to be virtuous.
[01:09:45.140 --> 01:09:46.140]  And that's the term.
[01:09:46.140 --> 01:09:50.140]  To be a public servant, you had to be virtuous.
[01:09:50.140 --> 01:09:54.140]  Do you remember, do you remember reading about that?
[01:09:54.140 --> 01:09:56.140]  No, that doesn't ring a bell.
[01:09:56.140 --> 01:10:00.140]  Yes, to be a public servant.
[01:10:00.140 --> 01:10:05.140]  It meant that you were taking a lower state,
[01:10:05.140 --> 01:10:12.140]  a lower class in state above the sovereign.
[01:10:12.140 --> 01:10:18.140]  You decided you wanted to be a public servant for a paycheck.
[01:10:18.140 --> 01:10:25.140]  Okay, now you're talking to a republic as opposed to a democracy.
[01:10:25.140 --> 01:10:26.140]  Right.
[01:10:26.140 --> 01:10:34.140]  It is my opinion that the one thing that was the absolute genius
[01:10:34.140 --> 01:10:39.140]  of our founders was an independent grand jury.
[01:10:39.140 --> 01:10:40.140]  Absolutely.
[01:10:40.140 --> 01:10:45.140]  That I can go to as a citizen in a republic.
[01:10:45.140 --> 01:10:47.140]  This is not a democracy.
[01:10:47.140 --> 01:10:50.140]  But write the petition.
[01:10:50.140 --> 01:10:51.140]  And I could...
[01:10:51.140 --> 01:10:53.140]  Like that, okay, in the First Amendment.
[01:10:53.140 --> 01:10:54.140]  Now, how many...
[01:10:54.140 --> 01:11:00.140]  The thing that I always mess cops up on is under the First Amendment,
[01:11:00.140 --> 01:11:07.140]  what five, what five rights are guaranteed under the First Amendment?
[01:11:07.140 --> 01:11:09.140]  You ask anybody that.
[01:11:09.140 --> 01:11:11.140]  What five rights are...
[01:11:11.140 --> 01:11:12.140]  Petition for...
[01:11:12.140 --> 01:11:16.140]  Read best agreements, freedom of speech.
[01:11:16.140 --> 01:11:17.140]  There's more?
[01:11:17.140 --> 01:11:18.140]  Yeah.
[01:11:18.140 --> 01:11:22.140]  Association.
[01:11:22.140 --> 01:11:23.140]  Start with it.
[01:11:23.140 --> 01:11:25.140]  Freedom of the press.
[01:11:25.140 --> 01:11:27.140]  Freedom of religion.
[01:11:27.140 --> 01:11:28.140]  Oh.
[01:11:28.140 --> 01:11:35.140]  The right to petition my government for redress of grievances.
[01:11:35.140 --> 01:11:44.140]  I mean, you start asking questions and you start knowing who your listener is.
[01:11:44.140 --> 01:11:51.140]  And then you challenge your listener to actually start doing the research on their own.
[01:11:51.140 --> 01:11:59.140]  And yeah, the First Amendment alone guarantees five rights.
[01:11:59.140 --> 01:12:05.140]  That First Amendment guarantees five rights.
[01:12:05.140 --> 01:12:08.140]  Most people don't even realize that.
[01:12:08.140 --> 01:12:10.140]  I'm asked to judge that.
[01:12:10.140 --> 01:12:14.140]  And he looked at me and says, well, you have the freedom of religion.
[01:12:14.140 --> 01:12:16.140]  You have the freedom of the press.
[01:12:16.140 --> 01:12:24.140]  And I said, well, whatever happened to my right to redress my government for grievances?
[01:12:24.140 --> 01:12:28.140]  You know, petition my government for grievances.
[01:12:28.140 --> 01:12:37.140]  You know, most of the people that are in office don't even know the God-blessed Constitution.
[01:12:37.140 --> 01:12:43.140]  I find very few public officials that have any clue what the law is.
[01:12:43.140 --> 01:12:46.140]  My son-in-law is the justice of the peace.
[01:12:46.140 --> 01:12:48.140]  He got elected.
[01:12:48.140 --> 01:12:51.140]  And I sat down with him and I said, here's the code.
[01:12:51.140 --> 01:12:58.140]  Here is what the code says you as a magistrate must do.
[01:12:58.140 --> 01:13:00.140]  Chapter and verse.
[01:13:00.140 --> 01:13:01.140]  Okay.
[01:13:01.140 --> 01:13:05.140]  One in particular that stands out is 16.17.
[01:13:05.140 --> 01:13:13.140]  If a person's arrested, the only reason a police officer can arrest people in Texas,
[01:13:13.140 --> 01:13:21.140]  there's only one reason, is to take them directly to the nearest magistrate.
[01:13:21.140 --> 01:13:23.140]  Magistrate without hate.
[01:13:23.140 --> 01:13:26.140]  That is the only reason they can arrest.
[01:13:26.140 --> 01:13:30.140]  And then take them before the magistrate.
[01:13:30.140 --> 01:13:31.140]  Remember this.
[01:13:31.140 --> 01:13:34.140]  That's also due process.
[01:13:34.140 --> 01:13:35.140]  Exactly.
[01:13:35.140 --> 01:13:42.140]  To arrest you, take you in there, photograph you and fingerprint you and all that stuff,
[01:13:42.140 --> 01:13:44.140]  and then you wait 48 hours.
[01:13:44.140 --> 01:13:46.140]  That is not due process.
[01:13:46.140 --> 01:13:47.140]  Wait a minute.
[01:13:47.140 --> 01:13:50.140]  It's way worse than that.
[01:13:50.140 --> 01:13:51.140]  Yeah.
[01:13:51.140 --> 01:13:57.140]  That thing they do, they call a Magistration, that's horse poop.
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[01:17:11.140 --> 01:17:29.140]  Okay, we are back.
[01:17:29.140 --> 01:17:30.140]  Randy Kelton, Bret Fountain.
[01:17:30.140 --> 01:17:34.140]  We're here with our special guest, Rick Martin.
[01:17:34.140 --> 01:17:40.140]  And Rick, you were talking about all these judges that you got.
[01:17:40.140 --> 01:17:41.140]  Oh, man.
[01:17:41.140 --> 01:17:44.140]  Brett and I, we have been wanting to get the judges.
[01:17:44.140 --> 01:17:46.140]  Tell us how we do that.
[01:17:46.140 --> 01:17:47.140]  Okay.
[01:17:47.140 --> 01:17:54.140]  Number one is you put them in a corner and the way you put them in a corner is a they're
[01:17:54.140 --> 01:17:57.140]  going to talk themselves into that corner.
[01:17:57.140 --> 01:18:00.140]  Allow them to do it.
[01:18:00.140 --> 01:18:01.140]  Okay.
[01:18:01.140 --> 01:18:09.140]  When you start bringing up lawful, not legal, lawful precedents and you start showing them
[01:18:09.140 --> 01:18:16.140]  that they're in violation of well established law, that they've been running their courtroom
[01:18:16.140 --> 01:18:21.140]  in violation of well established law.
[01:18:21.140 --> 01:18:26.140]  What you do is you go and make friends with your county sheriff.
[01:18:26.140 --> 01:18:32.140]  If you've got a good county sheriff and that's that's what it's going to take.
[01:18:32.140 --> 01:18:33.140]  Number one.
[01:18:33.140 --> 01:18:42.140]  And then you also, I would send letters to the Bar Association and I'm saying I'm about
[01:18:42.140 --> 01:18:50.140]  ready to expose you and everything that you're doing unlawfully in violation of due process
[01:18:50.140 --> 01:18:51.140]  of law.
[01:18:51.140 --> 01:18:59.140]  And the Bar Association will basically tell the judge you're going to have to take one
[01:19:00.140 --> 01:19:04.140]  for the team because he's got too much against you.
[01:19:04.140 --> 01:19:10.140]  And that's that's how you get a judge is arrested is when there's too much.
[01:19:10.140 --> 01:19:18.140]  Well, I'm hoping it's going to change, but when there's too much evidence against the
[01:19:18.140 --> 01:19:27.140]  judge acting outside of his oath of office and colluding with the prosecutor to for a
[01:19:27.140 --> 01:19:35.140]  conviction and that's we all know that the county prosecutor colludes with the sheriff's
[01:19:35.140 --> 01:19:42.140]  deputies or police officers and the judge all in collusion against you.
[01:19:42.140 --> 01:19:48.140]  And when you can prove that they are they're doing it and the judge is what he's the he's
[01:19:48.140 --> 01:19:51.140]  the high guy on the on the totem pole.
[01:19:51.140 --> 01:19:53.140]  Wait, to whom are you doing this?
[01:19:53.140 --> 01:19:56.140]  You're proving to whom?
[01:19:57.140 --> 01:20:05.140]  The bar while bottom line is I've taken the evidence and recordings and I've gone to the
[01:20:05.140 --> 01:20:14.140]  sheriff and I've also brought those that evidence over to the American Bar Association for the
[01:20:14.140 --> 01:20:23.140]  purpose of saying na na na na na and they will they will tell the judge you're done.
[01:20:23.140 --> 01:20:29.140]  We were going to cook your biscuits, but we'll make sure you only do a few years.
[01:20:29.140 --> 01:20:35.140]  Listen, there's ways of getting out of criminal charges because I'm going to explain something
[01:20:35.140 --> 01:20:38.140]  and this is this is not the time to do it.
[01:20:38.140 --> 01:20:42.140]  But all criminal cases are commercial.
[01:20:42.140 --> 01:20:45.140]  I'm just going to say that.
[01:20:45.140 --> 01:20:50.140]  Yeah, I've heard that over the years, but I never have gotten anything to.
[01:20:50.140 --> 01:20:52.140]  Well, that's why that's why you got it.
[01:20:52.140 --> 01:20:56.140]  That's why you got to send me an email and I will show it.
[01:20:56.140 --> 01:20:58.140]  I will prove it to you.
[01:20:58.140 --> 01:21:02.140]  All crimes are commercial.
[01:21:03.140 --> 01:21:08.140]  All crimes are commercial and I will back it up and I'm a man of my word.
[01:21:08.140 --> 01:21:09.140]  I will back it up.
[01:21:09.140 --> 01:21:18.140]  And this is why the judges will go to jail is because they are trying to hide a higher
[01:21:18.140 --> 01:21:24.140]  crime against the American people than just what you think is going on in court.
[01:21:24.140 --> 01:21:28.140]  What's going on in court is basically fraud.
[01:21:28.140 --> 01:21:32.140]  Okay, I have a judge I really want to hammer.
[01:21:32.140 --> 01:21:41.140]  I took her a petition for writ of habeas corpus and she denied it for lack of form.
[01:21:41.140 --> 01:21:47.140]  And 11.03 Texas Code of Criminal Procedure says a writ of habeas corpus shall not be
[01:21:47.140 --> 01:21:49.140]  denied for lack of form.
[01:21:49.140 --> 01:21:51.140]  Absolutely it does.
[01:21:51.140 --> 01:21:52.140]  She is.
[01:21:52.140 --> 01:21:53.140]  Absolutely it does.
[01:21:53.140 --> 01:21:57.140]  You know, this is not the great, you know, to her, it wasn't a big deal.
[01:21:57.140 --> 01:21:59.140]  But Dr. Joe's in jail.
[01:21:59.140 --> 01:22:05.140]  And the last they held him secreted him in jail for three days on the on the fourth day.
[01:22:05.140 --> 01:22:11.140]  I found out where he was by a 10 o'clock phone call and telling me that they're taking
[01:22:11.140 --> 01:22:16.140]  him to the hospital to get his blood pressure down before he has a stroke.
[01:22:16.140 --> 01:22:19.140]  When they arrested him, they had to take him to the hospital first.
[01:22:19.140 --> 01:22:22.140]  Then they secret him in jail for four days.
[01:22:22.140 --> 01:22:24.140]  And then they're taking him to the hospital again.
[01:22:24.140 --> 01:22:26.140]  So I'm afraid they're going to kill him.
[01:22:26.140 --> 01:22:27.140]  So I take a habeas.
[01:22:27.140 --> 01:22:29.140]  And they still never took him to a magistrate.
[01:22:29.140 --> 01:22:36.140]  So I take it to a I take a habeas to a judge and she refuses to hear it for lack of form.
[01:22:36.140 --> 01:22:41.140]  I want to kick her butt every way from Sunday.
[01:22:41.140 --> 01:22:46.140]  I when I left there, I call the Sheriff's Department and file a criminal complaint against her.
[01:22:46.140 --> 01:22:48.140]  Not not the way to go.
[01:22:48.140 --> 01:22:52.140]  First thing you do is you go get go get her bond.
[01:22:52.140 --> 01:22:54.140]  Go get her indemnity bond.
[01:22:54.140 --> 01:22:58.140]  That's the first thing you do is go get her indemnity bond.
[01:22:58.140 --> 01:23:00.140]  If she doesn't have one.
[01:23:00.140 --> 01:23:02.140]  Well, there's an issue.
[01:23:02.140 --> 01:23:08.140]  And then you go get her oath of office, which should be filed with the Secretary of State in Texas.
[01:23:08.140 --> 01:23:10.140]  Yes or no.
[01:23:10.140 --> 01:23:12.140]  Yes.
[01:23:12.140 --> 01:23:13.140]  Okay.
[01:23:13.140 --> 01:23:15.140]  Go get her oath of office.
[01:23:15.140 --> 01:23:17.140]  Get her indemnity bond.
[01:23:17.140 --> 01:23:21.140]  Find out who the bond company is.
[01:23:21.140 --> 01:23:22.140]  Okay.
[01:23:22.140 --> 01:23:24.140]  That holds your bond.
[01:23:24.140 --> 01:23:29.140]  What you're going to do is you're going to give a notice to the judge.
[01:23:29.140 --> 01:23:34.140]  She's got 72 hours to correct what she's done wrong.
[01:23:34.140 --> 01:23:37.140]  And then that's exactly what I said.
[01:23:37.140 --> 01:23:39.140]  Go after the county charter.
[01:23:39.140 --> 01:23:41.140]  Where did she get the here?
[01:23:41.140 --> 01:23:43.140]  Here she denied a habeas.
[01:23:43.140 --> 01:23:53.140]  There is no authority did she have and that that form you're already showing that there's no sense thing of what she just said.
[01:23:53.140 --> 01:23:55.140]  Where did she get that?
[01:23:55.140 --> 01:24:00.140]  That argument to throw back at you to deny you due process of law.
[01:24:00.140 --> 01:24:01.140]  Yeah.
[01:24:01.140 --> 01:24:04.140]  39.03 Texas penal code.
[01:24:04.140 --> 01:24:11.140]  If a public official fails to perform a duty, she's required to perform in the process to not as a citizen.
[01:24:11.140 --> 01:24:14.140]  Full and free access to or enjoyment of rights.
[01:24:14.140 --> 01:24:15.140]  Class A misdemeanor in Texas.
[01:24:15.140 --> 01:24:16.140]  Okay.
[01:24:16.140 --> 01:24:17.140]  Now at bank.
[01:24:17.140 --> 01:24:18.140]  Now her bond.
[01:24:18.140 --> 01:24:20.140]  Now her bond.
[01:24:20.140 --> 01:24:22.140]  Let's go after her bond.
[01:24:22.140 --> 01:24:23.140]  Okay.
[01:24:23.140 --> 01:24:31.140]  The reason I said that is if a public official fails to perform a duty, they're required to perform.
[01:24:31.140 --> 01:24:32.140]  Absolutely.
[01:24:32.140 --> 01:24:35.140]  Over which they have no discretion.
[01:24:35.140 --> 01:24:39.140]  They have zero indemnity, zero immunity.
[01:24:39.140 --> 01:24:41.140]  You're in.
[01:24:41.140 --> 01:24:46.140]  So she denied you or denied your friend.
[01:24:46.140 --> 01:24:48.140]  No, she denied me.
[01:24:48.140 --> 01:24:49.140]  It was my right.
[01:24:49.140 --> 01:24:55.140]  My you know, I'm a citizen in a in a in a republic.
[01:24:55.140 --> 01:24:56.140]  Right.
[01:24:56.140 --> 01:25:09.140]  So the bottom line is she she failed to do her duty and therefore somebody else is being harmed by being unlawfully incarcerated or kidnapped in my opinion.
[01:25:09.140 --> 01:25:11.140]  Let me put a detail in here.
[01:25:11.140 --> 01:25:12.140]  Sure.
[01:25:12.140 --> 01:25:19.140]  Being harmed because I am being denied in procedural due process.
[01:25:19.140 --> 01:25:22.140]  When they talk about I got a right to examining trial.
[01:25:22.140 --> 01:25:24.140]  No, you don't.
[01:25:24.140 --> 01:25:26.140]  They say you only have a right to examining trial in a felony.
[01:25:26.140 --> 01:25:28.140]  That's bull crap.
[01:25:28.140 --> 01:25:32.140]  You don't write to an examining trial at all.
[01:25:32.140 --> 01:25:36.140]  What you have is procedural due process.
[01:25:37.140 --> 01:25:43.140]  The law says you as a public official must do this thing.
[01:25:43.140 --> 01:25:51.140]  If you do not do this thing, you have denied the individual in procedural due process.
[01:25:51.140 --> 01:25:54.140]  And that's something you do have a right to.
[01:25:54.140 --> 01:25:58.140]  I'm speaking to this about a way to think about how the law works.
[01:25:58.140 --> 01:26:01.140]  They got to do what the law says.
[01:26:01.140 --> 01:26:02.140]  Yes.
[01:26:02.140 --> 01:26:08.140]  And the courts have held that due process violation is harm on its face, per se.
[01:26:08.140 --> 01:26:10.140]  Absolutely.
[01:26:10.140 --> 01:26:12.140]  Absolutely it is.
[01:26:12.140 --> 01:26:28.140]  And that everything I would I would be honest to say that 99.5 percent, if not more, cases that go to trial lack due process.
[01:26:28.140 --> 01:26:30.140]  I can tell you that.
[01:26:30.140 --> 01:26:33.140]  I'm going to assure you 100 percent.
[01:26:33.140 --> 01:26:38.140]  Well, I was being nice.
[01:26:38.140 --> 01:26:43.140]  The average conviction rate in Texas is 99.6.
[01:26:43.140 --> 01:26:49.140]  And the way they get that is that every step is presently practiced in the criminal justice system in Texas.
[01:26:49.140 --> 01:26:55.140]  Not only wrong, it is very specifically against particular law.
[01:26:55.140 --> 01:26:57.140]  And we'll be right back.
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[01:27:50.140 --> 01:27:55.140]  Researchers at UT San Antonio followed hundreds of diet soda drinkers for nearly a decade.
[01:27:55.140 --> 01:28:01.140]  They found that regularly drinking diet soda expanded people's waistlines five times more than no soda at all.
[01:28:01.140 --> 01:28:08.140]  The study's authors say artificial sweeteners trigger the appetite, but unlike regular sugars, don't deliver anything to squelch it.
[01:28:08.140 --> 01:28:15.140]  Waking up hunger without satisfying it leads to cravings, which can result in a larger overall calorie intake.
[01:28:15.140 --> 01:28:23.140]  So use natural sweeteners to maintain a healthy weight, and if you need to shed some pounds, avoid the sweet stuff altogether and drink water instead.
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[01:30:35.140 --> 01:30:39.140]  The wicked come with temptation
[01:30:41.140 --> 01:30:44.140]  They're trying to buy the whole place
[01:30:47.140 --> 01:30:50.140]  They want to poison the nation
[01:30:52.140 --> 01:30:55.140]  Because they've fallen from grace
[01:30:58.140 --> 01:31:01.140]  I will not drink from that cup
[01:31:02.140 --> 01:31:06.140]  I just can't act that way
[01:31:08.140 --> 01:31:12.140]  They got this problem they're dreaming of
[01:31:13.140 --> 01:31:17.140]  And I won't be the slave, come with me
[01:31:18.140 --> 01:31:22.140]  Cause I'm saving myself
[01:31:22.140 --> 01:31:24.140]  Because I saved myself from the Almighty One
[01:31:24.140 --> 01:31:27.140]  You know child, no one can save my man
[01:31:27.140 --> 01:31:30.140]  You love me with all me heart and peace in the grave man
[01:31:30.140 --> 01:31:32.140]  We love God Almighty and we love him badly
[01:31:32.140 --> 01:31:35.140]  There ain't no other man in the world to come and rule me
[01:31:35.140 --> 01:31:38.140]  Because the God man has created me
[01:31:38.140 --> 01:31:41.140]  He created every man and he do it equally
[01:31:41.140 --> 01:31:43.140]  But mankind still fight themselves daily
[01:31:43.140 --> 01:31:46.140]  Because they're mad, Lord, they're God angry
[01:31:46.140 --> 01:31:49.140]  Mankind love them, believe it what you see
[01:31:49.140 --> 01:31:52.140]  Because they're fighting themselves daily
[01:31:52.140 --> 01:31:54.140]  No lady call on me, I'm a fool, nobody
[01:31:54.140 --> 01:31:57.140]  Man, no lady call you, same fool, nobody
[01:31:57.140 --> 01:32:00.140]  Man, you know you have to stand, you got to stand with me
[01:32:00.140 --> 01:32:03.140]  Be proud and man, you know love Almighty
[01:32:03.140 --> 01:32:06.140]  So get behind my man Satan
[01:32:06.140 --> 01:32:09.140]  You know me have to love myself before love anyone
[01:32:09.140 --> 01:32:12.140]  By Saint Peter, tell them by Saint Paul
[01:32:12.140 --> 01:32:15.140]  Every man for themselves, God for us all
[01:32:15.140 --> 01:32:18.140]  The wicked come with confusion
[01:32:20.140 --> 01:32:22.140]  They're trying to keep us in fear
[01:32:22.140 --> 01:32:26.140]  Okay, we are back, Randy Kelton-Breath out on Green Law Radio
[01:32:26.140 --> 01:32:30.140]  And we were talking about how to get judges thrown in jail
[01:32:30.140 --> 01:32:34.140]  And oh, just so everybody knows
[01:32:34.140 --> 01:32:40.140]  Phone lines are on, call in number 512-646-1984
[01:32:40.140 --> 01:32:43.140]  If you have a question or comment, if you have some good hard questions
[01:32:43.140 --> 01:32:47.140]  For our guest, Mr. Rick Martin
[01:32:47.140 --> 01:32:52.140]  Call in and let's see if we can stomp the chump
[01:32:52.140 --> 01:32:57.140]  Or stomp the great, cool, special guest
[01:32:57.140 --> 01:33:00.140]  Okay Rick
[01:33:00.140 --> 01:33:02.140]  I'm here
[01:33:02.140 --> 01:33:06.140]  We were talking about how to get judges
[01:33:06.140 --> 01:33:11.140]  I was most intrigued, I've been hearing about bonds forever
[01:33:11.140 --> 01:33:13.140]  Absolutely
[01:33:13.140 --> 01:33:16.140]  And I've worked up toward a strategy
[01:33:16.140 --> 01:33:20.140]  How do I get these guys' attention?
[01:33:20.140 --> 01:33:23.140]  And the biggest thing is getting their attention
[01:33:23.140 --> 01:33:27.140]  I sent a 250 page criminal complaint against the governor
[01:33:27.140 --> 01:33:30.140]  Over all of his executive orders
[01:33:30.140 --> 01:33:33.140]  To the Chief Justice of the Supreme
[01:33:33.140 --> 01:33:37.140]  Well, not to be attackful
[01:33:37.140 --> 01:33:41.140]  But let me explain something, very simple
[01:33:41.140 --> 01:33:46.140]  And I tried to explain this to a lot of people out there
[01:33:46.140 --> 01:33:52.140]  You don't need like, I've got other friends that will put briefs together
[01:33:52.140 --> 01:33:56.140]  That are like 50 pages long, stop
[01:33:56.140 --> 01:34:00.140]  Stick with 6 pages
[01:34:00.140 --> 01:34:05.140]  I had 35 felony and misdemeanor charges
[01:34:05.140 --> 01:34:07.140]  I get that, I get that
[01:34:07.140 --> 01:34:10.140]  But get your foot in the door first
[01:34:10.140 --> 01:34:12.140]  No, that wasn't it
[01:34:12.140 --> 01:34:17.140]  He did exactly what I wanted him to do
[01:34:17.140 --> 01:34:20.140]  I explained to him that
[01:34:20.140 --> 01:34:26.140]  Since I'm filing against the highest level officer in the executive branch
[01:34:26.140 --> 01:34:33.140]  It's appropriate that I file my complaint with the highest level magistrate in the state
[01:34:33.140 --> 01:34:34.140]  In 2.09 said
[01:34:34.140 --> 01:34:36.140]  Judicial branch
[01:34:36.140 --> 01:34:38.140]  Judicial branch, I'm sorry
[01:34:38.140 --> 01:34:40.140]  And then 2.09 says
[01:34:40.140 --> 01:34:44.140]  Who are magistrates?
[01:34:44.140 --> 01:34:46.140]  First one
[01:34:46.140 --> 01:34:49.140]  Justices of the Supreme Court
[01:34:49.140 --> 01:34:51.140]  And since you are the Supreme
[01:34:51.140 --> 01:34:55.140]  You are the presiding judge
[01:34:55.140 --> 01:34:57.140]  What do they call him?
[01:34:57.140 --> 01:34:59.140]  Chief Justice of the Texas Supreme Court
[01:34:59.140 --> 01:35:02.140]  It's appropriate I file with you
[01:35:02.140 --> 01:35:06.140]  Well, he got my complaints, he threw them in the trash
[01:35:06.140 --> 01:35:09.140]  Never ask a public official to do anything
[01:35:09.140 --> 01:35:11.140]  You actually want him to do
[01:35:11.140 --> 01:35:13.140]  So
[01:35:13.140 --> 01:35:16.140]  I looked at 15.09 Texas Code of Criminal Procedure
[01:35:16.140 --> 01:35:19.140]  And it said when a complaint is forwarded to a magistrate
[01:35:19.140 --> 01:35:20.140]  And of course it's 1508
[01:35:20.140 --> 01:35:22.140]  And it's completed according to 1509
[01:35:22.140 --> 01:35:24.140]  I'm sorry 1505
[01:35:24.140 --> 01:35:30.140]  The magistrate shall forthwith issue a warrant
[01:35:30.140 --> 01:35:33.140]  Now it was hard to understand about that
[01:35:33.140 --> 01:35:36.140]  The word shall is the big word
[01:35:36.140 --> 01:35:39.140]  The word shall is the big word
[01:35:39.140 --> 01:35:42.140]  Does not mean may, might or can if you want to
[01:35:42.140 --> 01:35:43.140]  Thank you
[01:35:43.140 --> 01:35:47.140]  So I sued him for 20 million dollars in the federal court
[01:35:47.140 --> 01:35:52.140]  How does it feel to be played like a cheap fiddle, bummer?
[01:35:52.140 --> 01:35:55.140]  And I had a police friend of mine
[01:35:55.140 --> 01:36:02.140]  Send me, give me this really great present
[01:36:02.140 --> 01:36:05.140]  It's a cheap fiddle
[01:36:05.140 --> 01:36:07.140]  Interesting enough
[01:36:07.140 --> 01:36:10.140]  So I sued him, I sued him in the federal court
[01:36:10.140 --> 01:36:11.140]  That's the idea
[01:36:11.140 --> 01:36:14.140]  Stop suing him in court, I'm going to judge you
[01:36:14.140 --> 01:36:16.140]  No, no, this is the only way we're going to get to it
[01:36:16.140 --> 01:36:18.140]  I'm aware of that
[01:36:18.140 --> 01:36:22.140]  I'm telling you to go after their bonds
[01:36:22.140 --> 01:36:24.140]  Go after their indemnity bond
[01:36:24.140 --> 01:36:27.140]  I don't have standing
[01:36:27.140 --> 01:36:28.140]  You want a bet?
[01:36:28.140 --> 01:36:30.140]  As far as the bond is concerned
[01:36:30.140 --> 01:36:31.140]  Want a bet?
[01:36:31.140 --> 01:36:32.140]  They owe me nothing
[01:36:32.140 --> 01:36:36.140]  They owe indemnity to this judge
[01:36:36.140 --> 01:36:41.140]  So I sued a judge and then the bond company owes him indemnity
[01:36:41.140 --> 01:36:44.140]  They don't owe me anything
[01:36:44.140 --> 01:36:45.140]  I see
[01:36:45.140 --> 01:36:47.140]  I don't care about the money
[01:36:47.140 --> 01:36:48.140]  I'm not trying to get money
[01:36:48.140 --> 01:36:49.140]  No
[01:36:49.140 --> 01:36:51.140]  All I'm trying to do is
[01:36:51.140 --> 01:36:57.140]  I wasn't after the money until Gretchen Whitmer, the governor of Michigan
[01:36:57.140 --> 01:37:00.140]  froze all my bank accounts
[01:37:00.140 --> 01:37:02.140]  And yeah
[01:37:02.140 --> 01:37:05.140]  Okay, yeah, it'd be nice to get the money
[01:37:05.140 --> 01:37:08.140]  But it's not about the money
[01:37:08.140 --> 01:37:10.140]  It never has been with me
[01:37:10.140 --> 01:37:15.140]  And I think that's why you and Eddie always appreciate what I have to say
[01:37:15.140 --> 01:37:20.140]  Because, you know, I was always independently wealthy
[01:37:20.140 --> 01:37:24.140]  And I do what I do because my love of freedom
[01:37:24.140 --> 01:37:30.140]  And my freedom, if I don't protect everybody else's freedom, I don't have freedom
[01:37:30.140 --> 01:37:32.140]  No, that's not it
[01:37:32.140 --> 01:37:37.140]  It's about how do you get change done?
[01:37:37.140 --> 01:37:42.140]  So I sent the chief justice a criminal complaint
[01:37:42.140 --> 01:37:48.140]  And he did not issue a warrant forthwith so I sued him between me and Bucks in the federal court
[01:37:48.140 --> 01:37:54.140]  And I gave him a 150 page criminal complaint, which was a brief on due process
[01:37:54.140 --> 01:38:01.140]  So since he's a judge and he was a lawyer, he's going to read that
[01:38:01.140 --> 01:38:04.140]  And that's going to be in his brain
[01:38:04.140 --> 01:38:11.140]  And then I sent a criminal complaint against him to the presiding judge of the court of criminal appeals, Sharon Keller
[01:38:11.140 --> 01:38:14.140]  Well, you always kick it the next step up
[01:38:14.140 --> 01:38:19.140]  She did not issue a warrant, so I sued her for 20 million bucks in the federal court
[01:38:19.140 --> 01:38:22.140]  Now she's going to read that
[01:38:22.140 --> 01:38:29.140]  And I sued all of the judges of the court of criminal appeals for acting in concert and collusion
[01:38:29.140 --> 01:38:36.140]  With all of the directors of all of the agencies that train public officials for training them improperly
[01:38:36.140 --> 01:38:43.140]  The idea wasn't to win the case, but I forced them to read this brief
[01:38:43.140 --> 01:38:46.140]  Right, right, I'm aware of that
[01:38:46.140 --> 01:38:53.140]  It's kind of like Bob in California sent me an image, a picture
[01:38:53.140 --> 01:39:00.140]  And I opened it up and it's a picture of his hemorrhoid operation
[01:39:00.140 --> 01:39:05.140]  I will never get that scraped off the back of my eyeball
[01:39:05.140 --> 01:39:11.140]  It was the idea that whether they want to do this or not
[01:39:11.140 --> 01:39:20.140]  Forcing them to read this in detail puts it in the front of their brain whether they want it to be there or not
[01:39:20.140 --> 01:39:23.140]  So this is how we get their attention
[01:39:23.140 --> 01:39:26.140]  It's like my dad's old red mule
[01:39:26.140 --> 01:39:31.140]  He sold it to a next door neighbor and he told him, this is a good mule, don't abuse him
[01:39:31.140 --> 01:39:32.140]  He couldn't get him to do anything
[01:39:32.140 --> 01:39:35.140]  He called my dad over and said, this mule won't do anything
[01:39:35.140 --> 01:39:39.140]  My dad picked up a tube before and hit him behind the left ear
[01:39:39.140 --> 01:39:43.140]  And the guy said, I thought you told me not to abuse this mule
[01:39:43.140 --> 01:39:48.140]  Well, it's not abusing him, you just got to get his attention
[01:39:48.140 --> 01:39:59.140]  So we take these guys, if we can get them to fail to perform a duty they are commanded to perform
[01:39:59.140 --> 01:40:05.140]  They have no immunity, no indemnity, no nothing
[01:40:05.140 --> 01:40:10.140]  My attitude is, take all their money, take their sweat
[01:40:10.140 --> 01:40:13.140]  I would like to, but I'm not yet even
[01:40:13.140 --> 01:40:15.140]  Let's get back to it
[01:40:15.140 --> 01:40:18.140]  I'd like to hear some more about how to do that
[01:40:18.140 --> 01:40:21.140]  How do we get the money from them?
[01:40:21.140 --> 01:40:30.140]  I got ways to get them in a position to where I can sue them and they have no indemnity, no immunity, no nothing
[01:40:30.140 --> 01:40:33.140]  Go after the charter first
[01:40:33.140 --> 01:40:40.140]  Show that they're in violation of the county, municipal, city, whatever charter
[01:40:40.140 --> 01:40:41.140]  Get a copy
[01:40:41.140 --> 01:40:43.140]  A charter before the bond?
[01:40:43.140 --> 01:40:46.140]  You're talking about going for the bonds for the individual
[01:40:46.140 --> 01:40:50.140]  But now you're talking about a charter for the organization, right?
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[01:43:12.140 --> 01:43:16.140]  And you didn't put me to follow you
[01:43:16.140 --> 01:43:18.140]  Yeah, yeah
[01:43:18.140 --> 01:43:20.140]  Yeah, that Jerry
[01:43:20.140 --> 01:43:22.140]  Sing reality
[01:43:26.140 --> 01:43:29.140]  How can cameras lurk around the corner?
[01:43:29.140 --> 01:43:31.140]  Sing Jerry, come!
[01:43:31.140 --> 01:43:38.140]  As we sow, so shall we reap
[01:43:38.140 --> 01:43:42.140]  So many crucial works yet put on the table
[01:44:09.140 --> 01:44:11.140]  Oh, I'm gonna jump
[01:44:30.140 --> 01:44:32.140]  Wizard of Oz
[01:44:32.140 --> 01:44:34.140]  It's the Wizard of Oz
[01:44:34.140 --> 01:44:35.140]  Exactly
[01:44:35.140 --> 01:44:41.140]  Don't pay any attention to the man behind the curtain that's trying to intimidate you
[01:44:41.140 --> 01:44:43.140]  That's what it is
[01:44:43.140 --> 01:44:45.140]  So, how do we set him up?
[01:44:45.140 --> 01:44:51.140]  You know, when I look at the bond, the bond is like an insurance policy for the judge
[01:44:51.140 --> 01:44:59.140]  And I don't see how I have standing to talk to the bond company other than the stores doctrine
[01:44:59.140 --> 01:45:02.140]  Rick, are you familiar with the stores doctrine?
[01:45:02.140 --> 01:45:03.140]  Yes, I am
[01:45:03.140 --> 01:45:16.140]  So, then in that case, if I sue the judge and the bonding company is responsible, they're gonna pick up the defense
[01:45:16.140 --> 01:45:25.140]  And then the stores doctrine for everybody else, it says that you cannot play fast and loose with your client's funds
[01:45:25.140 --> 01:45:33.140]  So, if the person making the suit makes an offer of a settlement that is within the scope of your coverage
[01:45:33.140 --> 01:45:36.140]  And you don't accept it
[01:45:36.140 --> 01:45:46.140]  And you ultimately, you think you can do better, but you ultimately lose, and lose in an amount greater than your coverage
[01:45:46.140 --> 01:45:53.140]  Normally, your client would have to pay that overage because of your decision
[01:45:53.140 --> 01:46:05.140]  So, the courts have said, if you make the decision not to settle and you get a ruling above your coverage amount, you have to pay it all
[01:46:05.140 --> 01:46:16.140]  So, this gives the bonding company or the insurance company incentive to settle it within the case within the scope of their coverage
[01:46:16.140 --> 01:46:18.140]  That's the stores doctrine
[01:46:18.140 --> 01:46:24.140]  That puts extra pressure on the insurance carrier to make a deal
[01:46:24.140 --> 01:46:28.140]  Which indirectly puts pressure on the insured
[01:46:28.140 --> 01:46:30.140]  Well, let's look at it this way
[01:46:30.140 --> 01:46:32.140]  No, no, wait, let me correct that
[01:46:32.140 --> 01:46:34.140]  The insured don't care
[01:46:34.140 --> 01:46:43.140]  You know, I was talking to a lawyer and I asked him about this and he said, oh, if I get sued, you know, I paid that insurance company
[01:46:43.140 --> 01:46:49.140]  I expect them to get this thing settled, settle this thing, get it off my plate, settle it
[01:46:49.140 --> 01:46:53.140]  A bond is totally different from insurance, okay?
[01:46:53.140 --> 01:46:56.140]  Didn't mean to cut in there, but a bond
[01:46:56.140 --> 01:46:58.140]  How is bonding different?
[01:46:58.140 --> 01:47:01.140]  Okay, a bond, okay, if you
[01:47:01.140 --> 01:47:08.140]  Let's just go with a surety bond when you bail somebody out of jail, okay?
[01:47:08.140 --> 01:47:10.140]  Let's use this as an instance
[01:47:10.140 --> 01:47:15.140]  So, the listeners will be aware of where I'm going with this
[01:47:15.140 --> 01:47:21.140]  A bond, if you bond somebody out of jail and you pay the surety bond
[01:47:21.140 --> 01:47:27.140]  And the bonding company goes in there and gets your loved one out of jail, okay?
[01:47:27.140 --> 01:47:35.140]  And then your loved one does not show up at the court date when they were
[01:47:35.140 --> 01:47:40.140]  That was the surety that they would be there and they do not show up
[01:47:40.140 --> 01:47:45.140]  And you put your house up as the bond
[01:47:45.140 --> 01:47:47.140]  Okay, hold on, hold on, hold on
[01:47:47.140 --> 01:47:49.140]  Mistake, mistake
[01:47:49.140 --> 01:47:51.140]  Very critical mistake
[01:47:51.140 --> 01:47:53.140]  Bond and bail
[01:47:53.140 --> 01:47:55.140]  You should be saying bail
[01:47:55.140 --> 01:47:57.140]  No, no, no, no, no
[01:47:57.140 --> 01:47:59.140]  If you put up a bond
[01:47:59.140 --> 01:48:01.140]  It is still a bond
[01:48:01.140 --> 01:48:04.140]  Bail and bond are pretty much the same
[01:48:04.140 --> 01:48:05.140]  No, they're not
[01:48:05.140 --> 01:48:06.140]  Okay, let me address
[01:48:06.140 --> 01:48:08.140]  Okay, okay, hold on just a second
[01:48:08.140 --> 01:48:10.140]  Let's go with the
[01:48:10.140 --> 01:48:13.140]  Let me explain it so it makes sense
[01:48:13.140 --> 01:48:19.140]  You have a constitutional right to bail
[01:48:19.140 --> 01:48:22.140]  Bail does not involve any money
[01:48:22.140 --> 01:48:25.140]  It involves a surety
[01:48:25.140 --> 01:48:33.140]  If you have property and the bond is not greater than the amounts you owe on the property
[01:48:33.140 --> 01:48:37.140]  And not greater than the amount you owe on the property
[01:48:37.140 --> 01:48:42.140]  You can post your property as bail, it doesn't involve any money
[01:48:42.140 --> 01:48:43.140]  That's bail
[01:48:43.140 --> 01:48:46.140]  These courts are always setting bond
[01:48:46.140 --> 01:48:49.140]  And they're saying you have to put up this money
[01:48:49.140 --> 01:48:50.140]  That's separate
[01:48:50.140 --> 01:48:52.140]  So that's just what I'm trying to get
[01:48:52.140 --> 01:48:53.140]  Okay
[01:48:53.140 --> 01:48:54.140]  How this is different
[01:48:54.140 --> 01:48:55.140]  Granted, granted
[01:48:55.140 --> 01:48:59.140]  That's definitely a story for another day
[01:48:59.140 --> 01:49:01.140]  Now where I'm going with this
[01:49:01.140 --> 01:49:08.140]  Is every judge prosecutor has to have an indemnity bond
[01:49:08.140 --> 01:49:12.140]  If they're acting without a bond
[01:49:12.140 --> 01:49:15.140]  They are holding office, okay
[01:49:15.140 --> 01:49:19.140]  They're imposing themselves as a court officer
[01:49:19.140 --> 01:49:21.140]  Okay, hold on, tell me what the bond is
[01:49:21.140 --> 01:49:28.140]  So they pay some company to guarantee to indemnify them for a certain amount of money
[01:49:28.140 --> 01:49:29.140]  Right
[01:49:29.140 --> 01:49:36.140]  Let's say the judge has a $5 million bond, indemnity
[01:49:36.140 --> 01:49:39.140]  Write that down, indemnity bond
[01:49:39.140 --> 01:49:42.140]  They may pay $10,000 or whatever
[01:49:42.140 --> 01:49:47.140]  Or the state pays $10,000 to indemnify them
[01:49:47.140 --> 01:49:49.140]  Now here's the deal
[01:49:49.140 --> 01:49:54.140]  If the judge acts outside their oath of office
[01:49:54.140 --> 01:49:56.140]  They're caught
[01:49:56.140 --> 01:49:58.140]  The bonding company
[01:49:58.140 --> 01:50:07.140]  When I write a letter giving them 72 hours to cure and make me whole again
[01:50:07.140 --> 01:50:08.140]  Okay
[01:50:08.140 --> 01:50:10.140]  Their duty is to make me whole again
[01:50:10.140 --> 01:50:14.140]  Because what they did was false prosecution
[01:50:14.140 --> 01:50:17.140]  And I can prove it with evidence
[01:50:17.140 --> 01:50:23.140]  And they have 72 hours to make me whole again
[01:50:23.140 --> 01:50:25.140]  I write them a letter
[01:50:25.140 --> 01:50:30.140]  They don't respond, which I never
[01:50:30.140 --> 01:50:33.140]  I lost you there for a second
[01:50:33.140 --> 01:50:36.140]  You went blank, I don't know if we lost you completely
[01:50:36.140 --> 01:50:37.140]  I expect that they will
[01:50:37.140 --> 01:50:39.140]  So then I read it one day
[01:50:39.140 --> 01:50:42.140]  Can you back up just a little bit?
[01:50:42.140 --> 01:50:45.140]  Yeah, about five seconds we lost you
[01:50:45.140 --> 01:50:48.140]  You were saying that you write a letter to the bond company
[01:50:48.140 --> 01:50:49.140]  And then you kind of cut off
[01:50:49.140 --> 01:50:51.140]  Tell us about that letter
[01:50:51.140 --> 01:50:59.140]  Okay, I write a letter as a sworn affidavit claim against the judges, prosecutors, or cops bond
[01:50:59.140 --> 01:51:02.140]  Okay, I write that sworn affidavit
[01:51:02.140 --> 01:51:08.140]  And the only way they can rebut my affidavit is in a sworn affidavit
[01:51:08.140 --> 01:51:10.140]  Stating that I'm incorrect
[01:51:10.140 --> 01:51:12.140]  They can't do it
[01:51:12.140 --> 01:51:16.140]  So now they have at the 21st day
[01:51:16.140 --> 01:51:20.140]  Now that bond is now mine
[01:51:20.140 --> 01:51:25.140]  I will send them a reminder letter giving them three days
[01:51:25.140 --> 01:51:29.140]  Three days, in other words 72 hours
[01:51:29.140 --> 01:51:31.140]  To pay the bond
[01:51:31.140 --> 01:51:37.140]  Or now I'm going to go after their bonding license
[01:51:37.140 --> 01:51:39.140]  What do you think happens?
[01:51:39.140 --> 01:51:41.140]  They pay?
[01:51:41.140 --> 01:51:42.140]  They're going to pay me
[01:51:42.140 --> 01:51:43.140]  Did they pay you?
[01:51:43.140 --> 01:51:45.140]  Oh hell yeah
[01:51:45.140 --> 01:51:47.140]  Okay
[01:51:47.140 --> 01:51:50.140]  We need to get this down
[01:51:50.140 --> 01:51:54.140]  I'm telling you, this is how we correct our judicial system
[01:51:54.140 --> 01:51:57.140]  I've actually shown this
[01:51:57.140 --> 01:52:02.140]  How I've done it and how it works to Pam Bondi
[01:52:02.140 --> 01:52:08.140]  Pam Bondi is well aware of the corruption of the American Bar Association
[01:52:08.140 --> 01:52:16.140]  And she knows exactly what I'm doing to try to recapture our court system
[01:52:16.140 --> 01:52:23.140]  To where they're a du jour system and not a de facto for-profit system
[01:52:23.140 --> 01:52:27.140]  That the judges and the prosecutors are the ones that get rich
[01:52:27.140 --> 01:52:30.140]  Okay, so just to recap here
[01:52:30.140 --> 01:52:33.140]  I'm not sure we really covered the part of charter
[01:52:33.140 --> 01:52:36.140]  You started off on charter and then you were saying that was the first step
[01:52:36.140 --> 01:52:38.140]  I don't know if we really caught that
[01:52:38.140 --> 01:52:42.140]  But just to recap the part at least that I understood that you were saying
[01:52:42.140 --> 01:52:48.140]  Is each public official including a judge has to have this bond
[01:52:48.140 --> 01:52:53.140]  And just the fact that we don't have standing, we're not part of that contract
[01:52:53.140 --> 01:52:54.140]  That's irrelevant
[01:52:54.140 --> 01:52:58.140]  We're going to just go ahead and send a letter to the bonding company
[01:52:58.140 --> 01:53:02.140]  And basically make our case to them
[01:53:02.140 --> 01:53:06.140]  And they will be required
[01:53:06.140 --> 01:53:10.140]  I don't know yet by whom, who's going to put pressure on them
[01:53:10.140 --> 01:53:14.140]  But maybe just the idea of them losing their bonding license
[01:53:14.140 --> 01:53:17.140]  Yeah, take away their license
[01:53:17.140 --> 01:53:21.140]  Do you think they're going to sacrifice their license?
[01:53:21.140 --> 01:53:22.140]  No
[01:53:22.140 --> 01:53:26.140]  So you make your case to them in the form of a letter with a sworn statement
[01:53:26.140 --> 01:53:33.140]  And then after 21 days, you're going to give them a reminder letter for another three days
[01:53:33.140 --> 01:53:36.140]  And then you see some money
[01:53:36.140 --> 01:53:40.140]  Yeah, and here's the other thing that you guys got to recognize
[01:53:40.140 --> 01:53:44.140]  Is when a bonding company, unlike an insurance company
[01:53:44.140 --> 01:53:47.140]  When a bonding company has to pay out
[01:53:47.140 --> 01:53:53.140]  They go back after the judge, prosecutor or whoever for the full amount
[01:53:54.140 --> 01:53:58.140]  That's what I meant by the indirect pressure
[01:53:58.140 --> 01:54:02.140]  Yeah, they act as my collecting agency
[01:54:02.140 --> 01:54:07.140]  You hear that? They act as my collection agency
[01:54:07.140 --> 01:54:10.140]  I was speaking with a notary public one time
[01:54:10.140 --> 01:54:13.140]  And he became a pretty good friend over the years
[01:54:13.140 --> 01:54:16.140]  Because he saw that I was holding judges accountable
[01:54:16.140 --> 01:54:19.140]  And holding various public officials accountable
[01:54:19.140 --> 01:54:22.140]  And he stopped charging me for his notary services
[01:54:22.140 --> 01:54:25.140]  He's like, no man, you're doing this for all of us
[01:54:25.140 --> 01:54:29.140]  And so over time, you know, he would be interested to find out
[01:54:29.140 --> 01:54:32.140]  Okay, what are we notarizing today?
[01:54:32.140 --> 01:54:35.140]  And then one day he was really dejected
[01:54:35.140 --> 01:54:37.140]  He was really down
[01:54:37.140 --> 01:54:40.140]  Apparently somebody had dinged his bond
[01:54:40.140 --> 01:54:45.140]  There was something that he wasn't supposed to notarize or do it in a certain order
[01:54:45.140 --> 01:54:51.140]  And he says, man, I didn't understand that this rule had to be done in this certain way
[01:54:51.140 --> 01:54:55.140]  And man, I just was acting in good faith
[01:54:55.140 --> 01:54:59.140]  But it seems like it didn't matter because man, the bonding company is so upset with me
[01:54:59.140 --> 01:55:01.140]  And man, it's a good thing
[01:55:01.140 --> 01:55:07.140]  They didn't know that this is happening all the time or else I'd be out $10,000
[01:55:07.140 --> 01:55:09.140]  And my ears perked up
[01:55:09.140 --> 01:55:11.140]  I was like, wait, what?
[01:55:11.140 --> 01:55:14.140]  You would be out $10,000? Why?
[01:55:14.140 --> 01:55:16.140]  Now you're hearing what I'm saying
[01:55:17.140 --> 01:55:21.140]  This is how we the people get remedy
[01:55:21.140 --> 01:55:22.140]  Okay?
[01:55:22.140 --> 01:55:25.140]  This is how we the people get remedy
[01:55:25.140 --> 01:55:29.140]  Number one, find out if the judge even has a bond
[01:55:29.140 --> 01:55:34.140]  Because the way it used to be set up is you had to own property
[01:55:34.140 --> 01:55:35.140]  Okay?
[01:55:35.140 --> 01:55:38.140]  To be a governor, you had to own 100 acres
[01:55:38.140 --> 01:55:39.140]  Okay?
[01:55:39.140 --> 01:55:42.140]  Because if you harmed the people
[01:55:42.140 --> 01:55:43.140]  Wait, wait, wait
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[01:59:12.140 --> 01:59:19.140]  When I think of the Second Amendment, I visualize myself wrapping my two arms around the Bill of Rights in a big old bear hug
[01:59:20.140 --> 01:59:25.140]  It's how I remember that the Second Amendment guarantees us the right to bear arms
[01:59:25.140 --> 01:59:29.140]  Arms that embrace our freedoms and won't let anyone take them away without a fight
[01:59:29.140 --> 01:59:32.140]  Get it? Two arms? Bear hug? Bear arms?
[01:59:32.140 --> 01:59:37.140]  The late Senator Hubert Humphrey captured the spirit of the Second Amendment so well when he said
[01:59:37.140 --> 01:59:42.140]  The right of the citizens to bear arms is just one guarantee against arbitrary government
[01:59:42.140 --> 01:59:46.140]  One more safeguard against the tyranny which now appears remote in America
[01:59:46.140 --> 01:59:49.140]  But which historically has proved to always be possible
[01:59:49.140 --> 01:59:54.140]  I'm Dr. Catherine Albrecht. More news and information at CatherineAlbrecht.com
[02:00:16.140 --> 02:00:20.140]  Well, I received my remedy today
[02:00:20.140 --> 02:00:24.140]  Came in a box, just like they say
[02:00:24.140 --> 02:00:27.140]  I accepted it for value right away
[02:00:27.140 --> 02:00:31.140]  If not sooner, not later
[02:00:31.140 --> 02:00:34.140]  We are originators
[02:00:34.140 --> 02:00:38.140]  And the pathway seems to get straighter every day
[02:00:38.140 --> 02:00:43.140]  And I can take anything that belongs to me
[02:00:43.140 --> 02:00:48.140]  Well, I was good for the gander
[02:00:48.140 --> 02:00:52.140]  I'm gonna work for the goose
[02:00:52.140 --> 02:00:56.140]  Okay, we are back. Randy Kelton, Brett Fountain, Wheel of Law Radio
[02:00:56.140 --> 02:01:00.140]  And when we went out, we were talking about bonds
[02:01:00.140 --> 02:01:03.140]  And folks, you're gonna like this
[02:01:03.140 --> 02:01:07.140]  The governor has to have a hundred acres
[02:01:07.140 --> 02:01:10.140]  Will you explain that, Rick?
[02:01:10.140 --> 02:01:16.140]  In the early days, in the early development of our nation
[02:01:16.140 --> 02:01:23.140]  To be a governor, that was basically a president of the state
[02:01:23.140 --> 02:01:30.140]  And the governor had to have something to lose
[02:01:30.140 --> 02:01:33.140]  If he did the people wrong
[02:01:33.140 --> 02:01:38.140]  And so originally it started off that
[02:01:38.140 --> 02:01:42.140]  In order to be governor, you had to have a hundred acres, blah, blah, blah
[02:01:42.140 --> 02:01:45.140]  But then they realized, wait a minute
[02:01:45.140 --> 02:01:49.140]  How does a man that only has one acre
[02:01:49.140 --> 02:01:52.140]  If he wants to be governor
[02:01:52.140 --> 02:01:55.140]  That's where the bonding system came into play
[02:01:55.140 --> 02:01:58.140]  Because it was an unfair playing field
[02:01:58.140 --> 02:02:02.140]  And they had to make it a more fair playing field
[02:02:02.140 --> 02:02:05.140]  That's where they came up with the bonding
[02:02:05.140 --> 02:02:09.140]  And the bonding is, well, okay
[02:02:09.140 --> 02:02:12.140]  You're bonded
[02:02:12.140 --> 02:02:16.140]  And we have a company that's gonna bond you
[02:02:16.140 --> 02:02:21.140]  And in other words, if you hurt the people
[02:02:21.140 --> 02:02:24.140]  We're gonna pay the people the bond
[02:02:24.140 --> 02:02:26.140]  Say it's a five million dollar bond
[02:02:26.140 --> 02:02:29.140]  We're gonna pay the people the five million dollars
[02:02:29.140 --> 02:02:32.140]  We're gonna give it back to the people
[02:02:32.140 --> 02:02:35.140]  Now we're gonna come after you like a collection agency
[02:02:35.140 --> 02:02:38.140]  And come and take it out of his hide
[02:02:38.140 --> 02:02:41.140]  Yeah, we're gonna take
[02:02:41.140 --> 02:02:44.140]  We're gonna make you a bond servant
[02:02:44.140 --> 02:02:47.140]  Now you're gonna have to work to pay back that bond
[02:02:47.140 --> 02:02:51.140]  So that was a more fair way of doing things
[02:02:51.140 --> 02:02:55.140]  But how it stands right now
[02:02:55.140 --> 02:02:58.140]  That is still real law
[02:02:58.140 --> 02:03:01.140]  That is still very good law
[02:03:01.140 --> 02:03:04.140]  That every judge, every public servant
[02:03:04.140 --> 02:03:07.140]  Must have a bond
[02:03:07.140 --> 02:03:10.140]  And if they do not have a bond
[02:03:10.140 --> 02:03:13.140]  They're holding that seat unlawfully
[02:03:13.140 --> 02:03:16.140]  They're impersonating officers of the court
[02:03:16.140 --> 02:03:19.140]  And that in itself is a felony
[02:03:19.140 --> 02:03:22.140]  Let me ask you something, Rick
[02:03:22.140 --> 02:03:25.140]  What about what seems to be a common practice right now
[02:03:25.140 --> 02:03:28.140]  They don't individually have a bond
[02:03:28.140 --> 02:03:31.140]  But their office will just report back
[02:03:31.140 --> 02:03:34.140]  Oh yeah, he doesn't have that
[02:03:34.140 --> 02:03:37.140]  But he's part of our risk pool
[02:03:37.140 --> 02:03:40.140]  Yeah, they've got this risk management pool thing
[02:03:40.140 --> 02:03:43.140]  That is all impersonalized and decentralized
[02:03:43.140 --> 02:03:46.140]  It seems really weird and mysterious to me
[02:03:46.140 --> 02:03:49.140]  Bottom line is
[02:03:49.140 --> 02:03:52.140]  Is that what the county charter requires?
[02:03:52.140 --> 02:03:55.140]  Is that what the county charter requires?
[02:03:55.140 --> 02:03:58.140]  That's why we go back to the county charter
[02:03:58.140 --> 02:04:01.140]  Is that what the original
[02:04:01.140 --> 02:04:04.140]  When that township became a township
[02:04:04.140 --> 02:04:07.140]  Or that county became a county
[02:04:07.140 --> 02:04:10.140]  Is that what was required?
[02:04:10.140 --> 02:04:13.140]  That's what you get
[02:04:13.140 --> 02:04:16.140]  That's the reason why we bring up the county charter
[02:04:16.140 --> 02:04:19.140]  Excellent
[02:04:19.140 --> 02:04:22.140]  The county charter is required by the charter
[02:04:22.140 --> 02:04:25.140]  If it is not
[02:04:25.140 --> 02:04:28.140]  Guess what? That's fraud
[02:04:28.140 --> 02:04:31.140]  It's fraud on the court
[02:04:31.140 --> 02:04:34.140]  It's fraud on the county
[02:04:34.140 --> 02:04:37.140]  It's fraud
[02:04:37.140 --> 02:04:40.140]  An insurance policy is not the same
[02:04:40.140 --> 02:04:43.140]  As an indemnity bond
[02:04:43.140 --> 02:04:46.140]  Keep that in mind
[02:04:46.140 --> 02:04:49.140]  What is the statute of limitations on fraud?
[02:04:49.140 --> 02:04:52.140]  None
[02:04:52.140 --> 02:04:55.140]  None, thank you
[02:04:55.140 --> 02:04:58.140]  Not exactly, it's generally five or seven years
[02:04:58.140 --> 02:05:01.140]  Depending on the nature of the fraud
[02:05:01.140 --> 02:05:04.140]  From the time you discovered it
[02:05:04.140 --> 02:05:07.140]  Discovered it, thank you
[02:05:07.140 --> 02:05:10.140]  The time that you discovered the fraud
[02:05:10.140 --> 02:05:13.140]  There is no statute of limitations other than that
[02:05:13.140 --> 02:05:16.140]  It's been discovered
[02:05:16.140 --> 02:05:19.140]  And it's been publicized
[02:05:19.140 --> 02:05:22.140]  If it is an ongoing criminal enterprise
[02:05:22.140 --> 02:05:25.140]  Then
[02:05:25.140 --> 02:05:28.140]  That sounds like Rico to me
[02:05:28.140 --> 02:05:31.140]  That's to me too
[02:05:31.140 --> 02:05:34.140]  Okay
[02:05:34.140 --> 02:05:37.140]  Now that we're all on the same page
[02:05:38.140 --> 02:05:41.140]  This is a piece of information
[02:05:41.140 --> 02:05:44.140]  I've been trying to get a long time
[02:05:44.140 --> 02:05:47.140]  The difference between insurance and bond
[02:05:47.140 --> 02:05:50.140]  This is great
[02:05:50.140 --> 02:05:53.140]  Big difference
[02:05:53.140 --> 02:05:56.140]  How about if you circle back to this part about charters
[02:05:56.140 --> 02:05:59.140]  You were talking about
[02:05:59.140 --> 02:06:02.140]  First you go after their bond and then you were saying
[02:06:02.140 --> 02:06:05.140]  First you go get the charter and now you're telling us
[02:06:05.140 --> 02:06:08.140]  That there's the bond and then when we see that there's no bond
[02:06:08.140 --> 02:06:11.140]  Then I think you were going to have us
[02:06:11.140 --> 02:06:14.140]  Take it to a court to show
[02:06:14.140 --> 02:06:17.140]  Talk some more about that process, will you?
[02:06:17.140 --> 02:06:20.140]  Okay, bottom line is
[02:06:20.140 --> 02:06:23.140]  The charter is the bones
[02:06:23.140 --> 02:06:26.140]  That is the bread and butter, so to speak
[02:06:26.140 --> 02:06:29.140]  Of how that community, whether it's county, municipal
[02:06:29.140 --> 02:06:32.140]  That is how they have the waffle
[02:06:32.140 --> 02:06:35.140]  And the word is not legal
[02:06:35.140 --> 02:06:38.140]  Lawful right to exist
[02:06:38.140 --> 02:06:41.140]  That's where
[02:06:41.140 --> 02:06:44.140]  Their authority comes out of the charter
[02:06:44.140 --> 02:06:47.140]  Now if they're in violation
[02:06:47.140 --> 02:06:50.140]  Of that charter and you can go through it
[02:06:50.140 --> 02:06:53.140]  With a highlighter and show where they're in violation
[02:06:53.140 --> 02:06:56.140]  You can actually
[02:06:56.140 --> 02:06:59.140]  Shut down that county or
[02:06:59.140 --> 02:07:02.140]  Municipalities funding
[02:07:02.140 --> 02:07:05.140]  Both state and federal
[02:07:05.140 --> 02:07:08.140]  And I think we discussed that earlier
[02:07:08.140 --> 02:07:11.140]  Let me explain
[02:07:11.140 --> 02:07:14.140]  Just the thought of it is going to spew the poop out of them
[02:07:14.140 --> 02:07:17.140]  Has this happened before?
[02:07:17.140 --> 02:07:20.140]  Yes it has
[02:07:20.140 --> 02:07:23.140]  That's really cool
[02:07:23.140 --> 02:07:26.140]  So is this something that you've done and you've seen and we can reference
[02:07:26.140 --> 02:07:29.140]  Oh yeah
[02:07:29.140 --> 02:07:32.140]  Let me tell you
[02:07:32.140 --> 02:07:35.140]  They do not want to go there and
[02:07:35.140 --> 02:07:38.140]  Why do you think I get death threats?
[02:07:38.140 --> 02:07:41.140]  Because I'm explaining this to you
[02:07:41.140 --> 02:07:44.140]  Do you think that these politicians
[02:07:44.140 --> 02:07:47.140]  Really want to know that they can go to prison
[02:07:47.140 --> 02:07:50.140]  Or these judges are going to go to prison
[02:07:50.140 --> 02:07:53.140]  Because if that judge does not go to prison
[02:07:53.140 --> 02:07:56.140]  Because he is in violation of his oath of office
[02:07:56.140 --> 02:07:59.140]  And he doesn't have an indemnity bond
[02:07:59.140 --> 02:08:02.140]  And I'm going to nail him da da da da da
[02:08:02.140 --> 02:08:05.140]  Yeah they're going to throw that judge in prison
[02:08:05.140 --> 02:08:08.140]  To protect the county funding
[02:08:08.140 --> 02:08:11.140]  I can tell you that right here now
[02:08:11.140 --> 02:08:14.140]  That's how you do it
[02:08:14.140 --> 02:08:17.140]  All right
[02:08:17.140 --> 02:08:20.140]  So which court are we going to
[02:08:20.140 --> 02:08:23.140]  We have this charter in our hand
[02:08:23.140 --> 02:08:26.140]  And it clearly says that the judge requires a bond
[02:08:26.140 --> 02:08:29.140]  You definitely go federal
[02:08:29.140 --> 02:08:32.140]  You go federal on it
[02:08:32.140 --> 02:08:35.140]  You're going to notice the state court
[02:08:35.140 --> 02:08:38.140]  You're going to notice the state court
[02:08:38.140 --> 02:08:41.140]  Ahead of time
[02:08:41.140 --> 02:08:44.140]  How do we get to a federal issue?
[02:08:44.140 --> 02:08:47.140]  Federal issue is going to be
[02:08:47.140 --> 02:08:50.140]  A RICO Act
[02:08:50.140 --> 02:08:53.140]  You hit them on RICO
[02:08:53.140 --> 02:08:56.140]  Racketeering
[02:08:56.140 --> 02:08:59.140]  The county is racketeering
[02:08:59.140 --> 02:09:02.140]  You file a federal RICO Act
[02:09:02.140 --> 02:09:05.140]  And then you explain that this judge
[02:09:05.140 --> 02:09:08.140]  Has been sitting on the bench
[02:09:08.140 --> 02:09:11.140]  Without an oath of office and without bond
[02:09:11.140 --> 02:09:14.140]  And he's harming the public
[02:09:14.140 --> 02:09:17.140]  And he did so while acting in concert
[02:09:17.140 --> 02:09:20.140]  With the sheriff
[02:09:20.140 --> 02:09:23.140]  With the state attorneys
[02:09:23.140 --> 02:09:26.140]  Yeah
[02:09:26.140 --> 02:09:29.140]  So in order to show all of those elements
[02:09:29.140 --> 02:09:32.140]  You have to have more than just the judge not having a bond
[02:09:32.140 --> 02:09:35.140]  You have to show some act or a mission
[02:09:35.140 --> 02:09:38.140]  That they were required to do some action
[02:09:38.140 --> 02:09:41.140]  And they didn't
[02:09:41.140 --> 02:09:44.140]  Who's the governing body over judges?
[02:09:44.140 --> 02:09:47.140]  Who's the governing body over state attorneys?
[02:09:47.140 --> 02:09:50.140]  The Chaconda Commission
[02:09:50.140 --> 02:09:53.140]  There you go
[02:09:53.140 --> 02:09:56.140]  And for them to be on the bench
[02:09:56.140 --> 02:09:59.140]  Without an oath of office
[02:09:59.140 --> 02:10:02.140]  For them to be on the bench without a bond
[02:10:02.140 --> 02:10:05.140]  They had to have colluded with somebody
[02:10:05.140 --> 02:10:08.140]  Haven't they?
[02:10:08.140 --> 02:10:11.140]  Colluded with
[02:10:11.140 --> 02:10:14.140]  Well who's the one I'm going after all the time?
[02:10:14.140 --> 02:10:17.140]  The American Bar Association
[02:10:17.140 --> 02:10:20.140]  Now when it comes to the state of Texas
[02:10:20.140 --> 02:10:23.140]  When I got those judges taken down
[02:10:23.140 --> 02:10:26.140]  Who are they colluding with?
[02:10:26.140 --> 02:10:29.140]  I brought it to the Attorney General Ken Paxton's office
[02:10:29.140 --> 02:10:32.140]  Do you think Ken Paxton is going to take the heat
[02:10:32.140 --> 02:10:35.140]  For some stupid ass judge?
[02:10:35.140 --> 02:10:38.140]  I don't think so
[02:10:38.140 --> 02:10:41.140]  He's not
[02:10:41.140 --> 02:10:44.140]  So then what? He threw the judge under the bus?
[02:10:44.140 --> 02:10:47.140]  But should he have known?
[02:10:47.140 --> 02:10:50.140]  That's the thing
[02:10:50.140 --> 02:10:53.140]  Should he have known?
[02:10:53.140 --> 02:10:56.140]  Yes he should have
[02:10:56.140 --> 02:10:59.140]  When it goes to things like conspiracy and fraud
[02:10:59.140 --> 02:11:02.140]  New or should have known
[02:11:02.140 --> 02:11:05.140]  Same thing when you're dealing with
[02:11:05.140 --> 02:11:08.140]  A county prosecutor
[02:11:08.140 --> 02:11:11.140]  Should the sheriff have known?
[02:11:11.140 --> 02:11:14.140]  I mean
[02:11:14.140 --> 02:11:17.140]  Who's the oversight committee on this?
[02:11:17.140 --> 02:11:20.140]  Come on Randy
[02:11:20.140 --> 02:11:23.140]  You know Texas
[02:11:23.140 --> 02:11:26.140]  Well we've got the bar and we've got the State Commission on Judicial Conduct
[02:11:26.140 --> 02:11:29.140]  When you speak to oversight committee
[02:11:29.140 --> 02:11:32.140]  You're talking about oversight committee
[02:11:32.140 --> 02:11:35.140]  So if I hesitated that was why
[02:11:35.140 --> 02:11:38.140]  It's always because they all know
[02:11:38.140 --> 02:11:41.140]  They're all acting in collusion together
[02:11:41.140 --> 02:11:44.140]  They're all acting in collusion together
[02:11:44.140 --> 02:11:47.140]  It looks to me like more of a disciplinary review board
[02:11:47.140 --> 02:11:50.140]  That they address issues that are brought to them
[02:11:50.140 --> 02:11:53.140]  But they don't actively pay attention
[02:11:53.140 --> 02:11:56.140]  To anything that's happening beyond that
[02:11:56.140 --> 02:11:59.140]  But what does it take to be a prosecutor?
[02:11:59.140 --> 02:12:02.140]  Do they even
[02:12:02.140 --> 02:12:05.140]  Review the elements
[02:12:05.140 --> 02:12:08.140]  That a prosecutor must have
[02:12:08.140 --> 02:12:11.140]  Just kind of even like
[02:12:11.140 --> 02:12:14.140]  Okay
[02:12:14.140 --> 02:12:17.140]  Did the president of the United States
[02:12:17.140 --> 02:12:20.140]  Have to take an oath of office?
[02:12:20.140 --> 02:12:23.140]  Absolutely
[02:12:23.140 --> 02:12:26.140]  Okay
[02:12:26.140 --> 02:12:29.140]  Why is he? Okay
[02:12:29.140 --> 02:12:32.140]  But bottom line is why is it that
[02:12:32.140 --> 02:12:35.140]  I go through half the judges
[02:12:35.140 --> 02:12:38.140]  In Texas
[02:12:38.140 --> 02:12:41.140]  And I can't even go to the secretary of state
[02:12:41.140 --> 02:12:44.140]  And find an oath of office
[02:12:44.140 --> 02:12:47.140]  For the majority of the judges that are on the bench
[02:12:47.140 --> 02:12:50.140]  Why can't I find that?
[02:12:50.140 --> 02:12:53.140]  Because A, they're trying to shield themselves
[02:12:53.140 --> 02:12:56.140]  From liability
[02:12:56.140 --> 02:12:59.140]  Because once the snowball
[02:12:59.140 --> 02:13:02.140]  Or let's just say not snowball
[02:13:02.140 --> 02:13:05.140]  Once it all comes out what we've been investigating
[02:13:05.140 --> 02:13:08.140]  For over 30 years at the constitutional
[02:13:08.140 --> 02:13:11.140]  Law group what we've been investigating
[02:13:11.140 --> 02:13:14.140]  Once that comes undone
[02:13:14.140 --> 02:13:17.140]  They don't want liability
[02:13:17.140 --> 02:13:20.140]  Yeah then the bonding company would be coming after them
[02:13:20.140 --> 02:13:23.140]  Yeah there's six
[02:13:23.140 --> 02:13:26.140]  Homes gone and on top of that
[02:13:26.140 --> 02:13:29.140]  You know we say there's no debtors prison
[02:13:29.140 --> 02:13:32.140]  But I think there might be
[02:13:35.140 --> 02:13:38.140]  I like the idea
[02:13:38.140 --> 02:13:41.140]  And finally I've got this bond
[02:13:41.140 --> 02:13:44.140]  And insurance things sorted out
[02:13:44.140 --> 02:13:47.140]  You know bond and insurance are two different animals
[02:13:47.140 --> 02:13:50.140]  They are
[02:13:50.140 --> 02:13:53.140]  A bond has to be paid back
[02:13:53.140 --> 02:13:56.140]  Okay hang on
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[02:16:12.140 --> 02:16:15.140]  Well don't let nothing get to you
[02:16:15.140 --> 02:16:18.140]  Only the father can deliver you
[02:16:18.140 --> 02:16:21.140]  So don't let bad mind people hurt you
[02:16:21.140 --> 02:16:24.140]  And tell Satan get behind
[02:16:24.140 --> 02:16:27.140]  Know what I mean my friend
[02:16:27.140 --> 02:16:30.140]  Trust in God my friend
[02:16:30.140 --> 02:16:33.140]  Tell him your problem then
[02:16:33.140 --> 02:16:36.140]  Call on his name once again
[02:16:36.140 --> 02:16:39.140]  Miracle you know he worth the aim
[02:16:39.140 --> 02:16:42.140]  Trust in God my friend
[02:16:42.140 --> 02:16:45.140]  Tell him your problem then
[02:16:45.140 --> 02:16:48.140]  Call on his name once again
[02:16:48.140 --> 02:16:51.140]  Miracle you know he worth the aim
[02:16:51.140 --> 02:16:54.140]  He is my king man he is everything
[02:16:54.140 --> 02:16:57.140]  He is everything to me that's why I call him
[02:16:57.140 --> 02:17:00.140]  On top of me knee and I pray to him
[02:17:00.140 --> 02:17:03.140]  Because he is the only one could answer in
[02:17:03.140 --> 02:17:06.140]  Be in the business what wicked man say in
[02:17:06.140 --> 02:17:09.140]  Mankind you know is less leading
[02:17:09.140 --> 02:17:12.140]  Trust in God my friend
[02:17:12.140 --> 02:17:15.140]  Tell him your problem then
[02:17:15.140 --> 02:17:18.140]  Call on his name once again
[02:17:18.140 --> 02:17:21.140]  Miracle you know he worth the aim
[02:17:21.140 --> 02:17:24.140]  Trust in God my friend
[02:17:24.140 --> 02:17:27.140]  Tell him your problem then
[02:17:27.140 --> 02:17:30.140]  Call on his name my friend
[02:17:30.140 --> 02:17:33.140]  Tell him your problem then
[02:17:33.140 --> 02:17:36.140]  Call on his name once again
[02:17:36.140 --> 02:17:39.140]  Miracle you know he worth the aim
[02:17:39.140 --> 02:17:42.140]  The business what you call him you call him Buhuda
[02:17:42.140 --> 02:17:45.140]  You call him an Allah or you call him Jeovia
[02:17:45.140 --> 02:17:48.140]  Call upon his name and you call Rastah
[02:17:48.140 --> 02:17:51.140]  And he'll deliver
[02:17:51.140 --> 02:17:54.140]  Miracle he work and he work it all over
[02:17:54.140 --> 02:17:57.140]  Let the blind see and the deaf hear with
[02:17:57.140 --> 02:18:00.140]  If you make the cripple man get up walk you see
[02:18:00.140 --> 02:18:03.140]  Thank your father because he deliver me
[02:18:03.140 --> 02:18:06.140]  Trust in God my friend
[02:18:06.140 --> 02:18:09.140]  Tell him your problem then
[02:18:09.140 --> 02:18:12.140]  Call on his name once again
[02:18:12.140 --> 02:18:15.140]  Miracle you know he worth the aim
[02:18:15.140 --> 02:18:18.140]  Miracle he work and he work it all over
[02:18:18.140 --> 02:18:21.140]  Let the blind see and the deaf hear with
[02:18:21.140 --> 02:18:24.140]  If you make the cripple man get up walk you see
[02:18:24.140 --> 02:18:27.140]  Thank your father because he deliver me
[02:18:27.140 --> 02:18:30.140]  Trust in God my friend
[02:18:30.140 --> 02:18:33.140]  Tell him your problem then
[02:18:33.140 --> 02:18:36.140]  Call on his name once again
[02:18:36.140 --> 02:18:39.140]  Miracle he work and he work it all over
[02:18:39.140 --> 02:18:42.140]  Let the blind see and the deaf hear with
[02:18:42.140 --> 02:18:45.140]  And a special guest Mr. Rick Martin
[02:18:45.140 --> 02:18:48.140]  And I should have had you on a long time ago
[02:18:48.140 --> 02:18:51.140]  Because you just gave me something
[02:18:51.140 --> 02:18:54.140]  That I probably asked 50 people for
[02:18:54.140 --> 02:18:57.140]  And they couldn't tell
[02:18:57.140 --> 02:19:00.140]  Everybody that ever says bonds for the win
[02:19:00.140 --> 02:19:03.140]  Let's go after the bonds and then for whatever reason
[02:19:03.140 --> 02:19:06.140]  They can't do it they can't seem to have any success
[02:19:06.140 --> 02:19:09.140]  And they can't explain any of the reasons
[02:19:09.140 --> 02:19:12.140]  Why this is going to work or why it didn't work
[02:19:12.140 --> 02:19:15.140]  And well so thanks for your input really
[02:19:15.140 --> 02:19:18.140]  Bonds with the win actually went half
[02:19:18.140 --> 02:19:21.140]  As and she's actually
[02:19:21.140 --> 02:19:24.140]  A golf friend of mine we're both
[02:19:24.140 --> 02:19:27.140]  We both came out of the golf world together
[02:19:27.140 --> 02:19:30.140]  And I'm not going to throw her name out there
[02:19:30.140 --> 02:19:33.140]  I don't want to throw her to the walls but
[02:19:33.140 --> 02:19:36.140]  She she forgot to bring in the
[02:19:36.140 --> 02:19:39.140]  One aspect that I told her to do
[02:19:39.140 --> 02:19:42.140]  When when she started bonds for the win
[02:19:42.140 --> 02:19:45.140]  I told her straight up you got to go after
[02:19:45.140 --> 02:19:48.140]  The charter if you do not get the charter
[02:19:48.140 --> 02:19:51.140]  You know you're you're you're missing
[02:19:51.140 --> 02:19:54.140]  You're you're missing things up because
[02:19:54.140 --> 02:19:57.140]  You have to show that they that they
[02:19:57.140 --> 02:20:00.140]  Are deemed to have
[02:20:00.140 --> 02:20:03.140]  To have that so you know she kind
[02:20:03.140 --> 02:20:06.140]  Of she jumped the gun and I know she was
[02:20:06.140 --> 02:20:09.140]  On a lot of talk shows and and
[02:20:09.140 --> 02:20:12.140]  Nino and what have you like I said
[02:20:12.140 --> 02:20:15.140]  I'm not going to throw her into the bus
[02:20:15.140 --> 02:20:18.140]  Come on throw her under the bus no no no
[02:20:18.140 --> 02:20:21.140]  No that's bad karma
[02:20:21.140 --> 02:20:24.140]  Well yeah there was one time
[02:20:24.140 --> 02:20:27.140]  When I years ago I had asked for a bond
[02:20:27.140 --> 02:20:30.140]  For somebody that I knew
[02:20:30.140 --> 02:20:33.140]  That he was supposed to have a bond
[02:20:33.140 --> 02:20:36.140]  And the risk management officer
[02:20:36.140 --> 02:20:39.140]  Tells me that they have a risk management pool
[02:20:39.140 --> 02:20:42.140]  And there are no bonds just risk management
[02:20:42.140 --> 02:20:45.140]  Pool so everything's fine it's all covered
[02:20:45.140 --> 02:20:48.140]  But it left me
[02:20:48.140 --> 02:20:51.140]  That this person is not
[02:20:51.140 --> 02:20:54.140]  Yeah makes me think that this person is not
[02:20:54.140 --> 02:20:57.140]  Personally responsible and nobody is personally responsible
[02:20:57.140 --> 02:21:00.140]  Nobody's got some kind of coverage or something
[02:21:00.140 --> 02:21:03.140]  But it's not the same thing it's not the same
[02:21:03.140 --> 02:21:06.140]  Thing thank you thank you
[02:21:06.140 --> 02:21:09.140]  You go back to what your oath of office
[02:21:09.140 --> 02:21:12.140]  Is number one then you go back to
[02:21:12.140 --> 02:21:15.140]  Okay what's the county charter or what's the charter
[02:21:15.140 --> 02:21:18.140]  Of the municipality blah blah blah
[02:21:18.140 --> 02:21:21.140]  Does it allow for an insurance
[02:21:21.140 --> 02:21:24.140]  Policy majority of time
[02:21:24.140 --> 02:21:27.140]  Okay
[02:21:27.140 --> 02:21:30.140]  Bottom line so you mentioned taking this
[02:21:30.140 --> 02:21:33.140]  These facts to a court or before a court
[02:21:33.140 --> 02:21:36.140]  I forgot how you said that you don't even go to court
[02:21:36.140 --> 02:21:39.140]  You don't even go to court
[02:21:39.140 --> 02:21:42.140]  Bottom line is you make
[02:21:42.140 --> 02:21:45.140]  Give the bonding company 21 days
[02:21:45.140 --> 02:21:48.140]  Okay that's 21
[02:21:48.140 --> 02:21:51.140]  Business days where that number
[02:21:51.140 --> 02:21:54.140]  Where did it come from
[02:21:54.140 --> 02:21:57.140]  Where did it come from
[02:21:57.140 --> 02:22:00.140]  It's it's called due process
[02:22:00.140 --> 02:22:03.140]  It's part of it's part of their due process
[02:22:03.140 --> 02:22:06.140]  Is there something in any kind of rules
[02:22:06.140 --> 02:22:09.140]  Or you know that you're giving notice an opportunity
[02:22:09.140 --> 02:22:12.140]  To cure yeah you're giving notice an opportunity
[02:22:12.140 --> 02:22:15.140]  To cure but they have to cure the only way
[02:22:15.140 --> 02:22:18.140]  They can cure
[02:22:18.140 --> 02:22:21.140]  The only way you're paying the bond
[02:22:21.140 --> 02:22:24.140]  Is to rebut your sworn affidavit
[02:22:24.140 --> 02:22:27.140]  In the form of a sworn affidavit
[02:22:27.140 --> 02:22:30.140]  Okay wait wait so I think what Brett was asking
[02:22:30.140 --> 02:22:33.140]  Is there anything in law or precedent
[02:22:33.140 --> 02:22:36.140]  That says when you give them notice an opportunity
[02:22:36.140 --> 02:22:39.140]  To cure that is there a certain
[02:22:39.140 --> 02:22:42.140]  Number of days you must give them
[02:22:42.140 --> 02:22:45.140]  The way I've learned it
[02:22:45.140 --> 02:22:48.140]  My process is I always believe
[02:22:48.140 --> 02:22:51.140]  In giving 72 hours 3 days
[02:22:51.140 --> 02:22:54.140]  3 days to cure it
[02:22:54.140 --> 02:22:57.140]  And I'm talking about when I'm dealing with
[02:22:57.140 --> 02:23:00.140]  The state official if I'm dealing with
[02:23:00.140 --> 02:23:03.140]  The judge I give them 72 hours to make
[02:23:03.140 --> 02:23:06.140]  Me whole again and that's
[02:23:06.140 --> 02:23:09.140]  Okay hold on let me speak to that for just a second
[02:23:09.140 --> 02:23:12.140]  People
[02:23:12.140 --> 02:23:15.140]  People when they're learning about law they
[02:23:15.140 --> 02:23:18.140]  They seem to have this notion that
[02:23:18.140 --> 02:23:21.140]  Everything is specifically codified
[02:23:21.140 --> 02:23:24.140]  And one of the things I try to get people
[02:23:24.140 --> 02:23:27.140]  To understand it's not so if you say
[02:23:27.140 --> 02:23:30.140]  You got to give me notice within 3 days
[02:23:30.140 --> 02:23:33.140]  And the other guy don't like it he can say
[02:23:33.140 --> 02:23:36.140]  What no I don't okay
[02:23:36.140 --> 02:23:39.140]  Prove it
[02:23:39.140 --> 02:23:42.140]  Give me some log
[02:23:42.140 --> 02:23:45.140]  Some regulation
[02:23:45.140 --> 02:23:48.140]  I hear where you're coming from
[02:23:48.140 --> 02:23:51.140]  So if you don't like my 3 days you prove
[02:23:51.140 --> 02:23:54.140]  That you can do it longer
[02:23:54.140 --> 02:23:57.140]  And this is for everybody else so everything
[02:23:57.140 --> 02:24:00.140]  Is not exactly codified
[02:24:00.140 --> 02:24:03.140]  You give them much time you want to
[02:24:03.140 --> 02:24:06.140]  And if they don't like it let them complain about it
[02:24:06.140 --> 02:24:09.140]  What's the argument
[02:24:09.140 --> 02:24:12.140]  Let's go back to the argument I'm giving you 72
[02:24:12.140 --> 02:24:15.140]  Hours 3 working days
[02:24:15.140 --> 02:24:18.140]  To make me whole again and this is what
[02:24:18.140 --> 02:24:21.140]  These are my damages these are my damages
[02:24:21.140 --> 02:24:24.140]  I'm sending you a letter of my damages
[02:24:24.140 --> 02:24:27.140]  And not only is that a letter
[02:24:27.140 --> 02:24:30.140]  That's a sworn affidavit complaint to you
[02:24:30.140 --> 02:24:33.140]  Giving you 72 hours to
[02:24:33.140 --> 02:24:36.140]  Make me whole again before I go after your bond
[02:24:36.140 --> 02:24:39.140]  Yes and under the uniform code
[02:24:39.140 --> 02:24:42.140]  Uniform commercial code
[02:24:42.140 --> 02:24:45.140]  Before you can sue someone the courts
[02:24:45.140 --> 02:24:48.140]  Say you need to use us
[02:24:48.140 --> 02:24:51.140]  As the remedy of last resort not the remedy
[02:24:51.140 --> 02:24:54.140]  Of first resort so you must exercise your
[02:24:54.140 --> 02:24:57.140]  Administrative remedies and the only
[02:24:57.140 --> 02:25:00.140]  Administrative remedy they require
[02:25:00.140 --> 02:25:03.140]  Is notice and opportunity to cure
[02:25:03.140 --> 02:25:06.140]  But as I read UCC
[02:25:06.140 --> 02:25:09.140]  It only says you have to give them notice
[02:25:09.140 --> 02:25:12.140]  And opportunity to cure it doesn't say
[02:25:12.140 --> 02:25:15.140]  How long you must give them opportunities
[02:25:15.140 --> 02:25:18.140]  But as being polite
[02:25:18.140 --> 02:25:21.140]  And being honorable and remember
[02:25:21.140 --> 02:25:24.140]  We want to be the ones that stay in honor
[02:25:24.140 --> 02:25:27.140]  We want to keep them you know let them
[02:25:27.140 --> 02:25:30.140]  Let them show their faces as desirable
[02:25:30.140 --> 02:25:33.140]  You know members of our
[02:25:33.140 --> 02:25:36.140]  Society they keep calling themselves judges
[02:25:36.140 --> 02:25:39.140]  When they don't even have an oath of office
[02:25:39.140 --> 02:25:42.140]  On record with the secretary of state
[02:25:42.140 --> 02:25:45.140]  Oops yeah
[02:25:45.140 --> 02:25:48.140]  And we don't ask much we just
[02:25:48.140 --> 02:25:51.140]  Ask you to swear on your oath whoops
[02:25:51.140 --> 02:25:54.140]  You know is it was that asking too much
[02:25:54.140 --> 02:25:57.140]  And to have a bond in case you you
[02:25:57.140 --> 02:26:00.140]  You harm us so we the people can be
[02:26:00.140 --> 02:26:03.140]  Indemnified
[02:26:03.140 --> 02:26:06.140]  Is that isn't that the proof
[02:26:06.140 --> 02:26:09.140]  Oh this is
[02:26:09.140 --> 02:26:12.140]  I've been so long why did it take me
[02:26:12.140 --> 02:26:15.140]  Forty years to get this
[02:26:15.140 --> 02:26:18.140]  Then I talk to these patriot guys I want to choke them
[02:26:18.140 --> 02:26:21.140]  My own stuff and I keep asking them
[02:26:21.140 --> 02:26:24.140]  The underpinnings and nobody gives it to me
[02:26:24.140 --> 02:26:27.140]  Well I'm telling you straight up
[02:26:27.140 --> 02:26:30.140]  And I wind up with a Texas hillbilly
[02:26:30.140 --> 02:26:33.140]  Giving it to me
[02:26:33.140 --> 02:26:36.140]  Thank you Rick
[02:26:36.140 --> 02:26:39.140]  No offense to Eddie but I told Eddie
[02:26:39.140 --> 02:26:42.140]  I told Eddie this decades ago
[02:26:42.140 --> 02:26:45.140]  No no no we approve of offending Eddie
[02:26:45.140 --> 02:26:48.140]  Yeah but you know I told him this a long time ago
[02:26:48.140 --> 02:26:51.140]  How the hell did you get that Porsche
[02:26:51.140 --> 02:26:54.140]  And I'm like
[02:26:54.140 --> 02:26:57.140]  I spent one night in jail
[02:26:57.140 --> 02:27:00.140]  Hang on hang on we have to go to our sponsors we'll be right back
[02:27:03.140 --> 02:27:06.140]  Okay on this show
[02:27:06.140 --> 02:27:09.140]  I told Eddie that a long time ago he was like
[02:27:09.140 --> 02:27:12.140]  How did you get that Porsche 911 all wheel drive
[02:27:12.140 --> 02:27:15.140]  Convertible turbo and I'm like
[02:27:15.140 --> 02:27:18.140]  I just got a check
[02:27:18.140 --> 02:27:21.140]  It was that simple
[02:27:21.140 --> 02:27:24.140]  They did not hope against me in Harris County
[02:27:24.140 --> 02:27:27.140]  I'm dead serious who bought my
[02:27:27.140 --> 02:27:30.140]  Two Escalades Montgomery County
[02:27:30.140 --> 02:27:33.140]  Who bought my
[02:27:33.140 --> 02:27:36.140]  My Range Rover
[02:27:36.140 --> 02:27:39.140]  Okay that was San Jacinto County
[02:27:39.140 --> 02:27:42.140]  All the three top counties that are
[02:27:42.140 --> 02:27:45.140]  Corrupt under the CAPA
[02:27:45.140 --> 02:27:48.140]  This is did you go and target them
[02:27:48.140 --> 02:27:51.140]  Did you like go to their county to find
[02:27:51.140 --> 02:27:54.140]  You know what they were doing wrong and then you knowing
[02:27:54.140 --> 02:27:57.140]  That they're all corrupt you just took them to task
[02:27:57.140 --> 02:28:00.140]  You bet your biscuits I did
[02:28:00.140 --> 02:28:03.140]  Great this is the way I
[02:28:03.140 --> 02:28:06.140]  Listen I didn't make my millions from suing
[02:28:06.140 --> 02:28:09.140]  Corporations
[02:28:09.140 --> 02:28:12.140]  Known as counties but no I made my
[02:28:12.140 --> 02:28:15.140]  Millions I'm in the golf Hall of Fame and I don't know if you
[02:28:15.140 --> 02:28:18.140]  Guys knew that or not I knew about that yeah
[02:28:18.140 --> 02:28:21.140]  Yeah I was I had my
[02:28:21.140 --> 02:28:24.140]  Own golf show on the golf channel
[02:28:24.140 --> 02:28:27.140]  I made my million in golf
[02:28:27.140 --> 02:28:30.140]  I'm I champion I I'm a golfer
[02:28:30.140 --> 02:28:33.140]  At champions golf course just north
[02:28:33.140 --> 02:28:36.140]  Of Houston Texas my mentor was
[02:28:36.140 --> 02:28:39.140]  Jimmy DiMera who's he since passed away
[02:28:39.140 --> 02:28:42.140]  But he was my mentor
[02:28:42.140 --> 02:28:45.140]  I brought the tour championship
[02:28:45.140 --> 02:28:48.140]  There in 1997
[02:28:48.140 --> 02:28:51.140]  They said oh we can I was a tour
[02:28:51.140 --> 02:28:54.140]  Director from the PGA for Texas
[02:28:54.140 --> 02:28:57.140]  But they said
[02:28:57.140 --> 02:29:00.140]  I couldn't bring the tour championship
[02:29:00.140 --> 02:29:03.140]  I don't know if you know what the tour championship is or not
[02:29:03.140 --> 02:29:06.140]  But it's the only the top 30 money winners
[02:29:06.140 --> 02:29:09.140]  Are allowed to play are invited to play
[02:29:09.140 --> 02:29:12.140]  In that tournaments last tournament of the season
[02:29:12.140 --> 02:29:15.140]  It's a major and
[02:29:15.140 --> 02:29:18.140]  That was the first time Tiger Woods ever played in
[02:29:18.140 --> 02:29:21.140]  Texas got his ass kicked by the way
[02:29:21.140 --> 02:29:24.140]  By my student
[02:29:24.140 --> 02:29:27.140]  That's good ball David Duvall
[02:29:27.140 --> 02:29:30.140]  Was my student but I
[02:29:30.140 --> 02:29:33.140]  Set up the tour championship at champions
[02:29:33.140 --> 02:29:36.140]  Golf course Houston Texas
[02:29:36.140 --> 02:29:39.140]  These are high
[02:29:39.140 --> 02:29:42.140]  Level people were dealing with your I thought you were just
[02:29:42.140 --> 02:29:45.140]  A local Texas chump no
[02:29:45.140 --> 02:29:48.140]  I played golf with Donald Trump champions
[02:29:48.140 --> 02:29:51.140]  In 1993
[02:29:51.140 --> 02:29:54.140]  Him and I walked
[02:29:54.140 --> 02:29:57.140]  The course together normally takes about
[02:29:57.140 --> 02:30:00.140]  Four hours to play a round of golf
[02:30:00.140 --> 02:30:03.140]  We were on the golf course together getting into each other's head
[02:30:03.140 --> 02:30:06.140]  For six hours I bullshit you not
[02:30:09.140 --> 02:30:12.140]  You're going to be a good contact
[02:30:12.140 --> 02:30:15.140]  Okay we are
[02:30:15.140 --> 02:30:18.140]  Ready to go back
[02:30:18.140 --> 02:30:21.140]  And where where do we need to come back into
[02:30:21.140 --> 02:30:24.140]  Well you were talking about Eddie Craig and he was
[02:30:24.140 --> 02:30:27.140]  You got your Porsche where did that 9-eleven come from
[02:30:27.140 --> 02:30:30.140]  Okay we absolutely approve of
[02:30:30.140 --> 02:30:33.140]  Disparaging Eddie Craig
[02:30:33.140 --> 02:30:36.140]  He called me a while back and said did you give this mic
[02:30:36.140 --> 02:30:39.140]  Whatever my number I see I did
[02:30:39.140 --> 02:30:42.140]  Mary would you do that for us son of a bitch never shuts up
[02:30:42.140 --> 02:30:45.140]  So I know that's why I gave him your number
[02:30:45.140 --> 02:30:48.140]  He cussed at me for 20 minutes
[02:30:48.140 --> 02:30:51.140]  I lost his number again
[02:30:51.140 --> 02:30:54.140]  He gave it back to me so I can call him up at 2 o'clock in the morning
[02:30:54.140 --> 02:30:57.140]  Okay I'll send you I'll text it to you
[02:30:57.140 --> 02:31:00.140]  Right down okay let me bring you in
[02:31:00.140 --> 02:31:03.140]  Where you want me to go
[02:31:03.140 --> 02:31:06.140]  Back to Eddie Craig wondering about the
[02:31:06.140 --> 02:31:09.140]  9-eleven
[02:31:11.140 --> 02:31:14.140]  Wow that is okay
[02:31:14.140 --> 02:31:17.140]  Okay we are back Randy Kelton
[02:31:17.140 --> 02:31:20.140]  And when we went out we were talking about
[02:31:20.140 --> 02:31:23.140]  Disparaging Eddie Craig and how much we approve of that
[02:31:23.140 --> 02:31:26.140]  On our show
[02:31:26.140 --> 02:31:29.140]  Is that exactly where we were
[02:31:29.140 --> 02:31:32.140]  Well that's close enough
[02:31:32.140 --> 02:31:35.140]  He does a show on Thursday while we have a show
[02:31:35.140 --> 02:31:38.140]  What a chump
[02:31:38.140 --> 02:31:41.140]  Everybody always questions well holy shit Rick
[02:31:41.140 --> 02:31:44.140]  Pardon my French but
[02:31:44.140 --> 02:31:47.140]  How did you get your first Porsche and I said it was bought
[02:31:47.140 --> 02:31:50.140]  In the first county Texas
[02:31:50.140 --> 02:31:53.140]  And bottom line is I spent one night in jail
[02:31:53.140 --> 02:31:56.140]  And I went after what we are talking about
[02:31:56.140 --> 02:31:59.140]  Was going after their bonds
[02:31:59.140 --> 02:32:02.140]  I gave them the opportunity
[02:32:02.140 --> 02:32:05.140]  To make me whole again
[02:32:05.140 --> 02:32:08.140]  And gave him 72 hours
[02:32:08.140 --> 02:32:11.140]  And explained everything that they did
[02:32:11.140 --> 02:32:14.140]  In the traffic code or excuse me transportation
[02:32:14.140 --> 02:32:17.140]  In the traffic code did not apply to me
[02:32:17.140 --> 02:32:20.140]  And showed him how it didn't apply to me
[02:32:20.140 --> 02:32:23.140]  And won the case
[02:32:23.140 --> 02:32:26.140]  And said okay here is where we are at
[02:32:26.140 --> 02:32:29.140]  I spent a night in jail
[02:32:29.140 --> 02:32:32.140]  And I am really not really pleased with it
[02:32:32.140 --> 02:32:35.140]  And this is what I want
[02:32:35.140 --> 02:32:38.140]  As you know to make me whole
[02:32:38.140 --> 02:32:41.140]  They ignored me so then I went
[02:32:41.140 --> 02:32:44.140]  And that's how I first started the whole bonding process
[02:32:44.140 --> 02:32:47.140]  Is okay I need you
[02:32:47.140 --> 02:32:50.140]  I did a four year request
[02:32:50.140 --> 02:32:53.140]  Need your oath of office
[02:32:53.140 --> 02:32:56.140]  And I need a copy of your indemnity bond
[02:32:56.140 --> 02:32:59.140]  Well they gave me a copy of their indemnity bond
[02:32:59.140 --> 02:33:02.140]  I turned around and I said in a video
[02:33:02.140 --> 02:33:05.140]  That I got 250,000
[02:33:05.140 --> 02:33:08.140]  That was a mistake
[02:33:08.140 --> 02:33:11.140]  I got 280,000
[02:33:11.140 --> 02:33:14.140]  And I turned around
[02:33:14.140 --> 02:33:17.140]  I was already independently wealthy
[02:33:17.140 --> 02:33:20.140]  I turned around and used that and bought me a Porsche 911
[02:33:20.140 --> 02:33:23.140]  All wheel drive convertible
[02:33:23.140 --> 02:33:26.140]  So yeah does it happen
[02:33:26.140 --> 02:33:29.140]  Yes you can do it and the way you do it
[02:33:29.140 --> 02:33:32.140]  Is you have to be very precise
[02:33:32.140 --> 02:33:35.140]  Have the county charter
[02:33:35.140 --> 02:33:38.140]  Go through it with a highlighter
[02:33:38.140 --> 02:33:41.140]  Then bring it back on them
[02:33:41.140 --> 02:33:44.140]  Make a claim against whoever is coming at you
[02:33:44.140 --> 02:33:47.140]  Make a claim against them
[02:33:47.140 --> 02:33:50.140]  And give them a certain amount of time to cure
[02:33:50.140 --> 02:33:53.140]  Make you whole again to cure
[02:33:53.140 --> 02:33:56.140]  And if you don't you even tell them in your letter
[02:33:56.140 --> 02:33:59.140]  That we're going after your bond
[02:33:59.140 --> 02:34:02.140]  Whether they like it or not
[02:34:02.140 --> 02:34:05.140]  And they're not going to do anything
[02:34:05.140 --> 02:34:08.140]  And then you attacked in a sworn affidavit claim
[02:34:08.140 --> 02:34:11.140]  Against the bond
[02:34:11.140 --> 02:34:14.140]  You send it to the bonding company
[02:34:14.140 --> 02:34:17.140]  And then you ask them straight up to respond
[02:34:17.140 --> 02:34:20.140]  The only way you're going to answer them
[02:34:20.140 --> 02:34:23.140]  Is to rebut any of your claims in a sworn affidavit
[02:34:23.140 --> 02:34:26.140]  Rebut
[02:34:26.140 --> 02:34:29.140]  They can't do it
[02:34:29.140 --> 02:34:32.140]  And then you send them another letter saying
[02:34:32.140 --> 02:34:35.140]  Hey I noticed that you neglected
[02:34:35.140 --> 02:34:38.140]  To rebut my sworn affidavit claim
[02:34:38.140 --> 02:34:41.140]  Against the bond
[02:34:41.140 --> 02:34:44.140]  So I'm giving you another 72 hours
[02:34:44.140 --> 02:34:47.140]  To pay up
[02:34:47.140 --> 02:34:50.140]  Or I'm going to
[02:34:50.140 --> 02:34:53.140]  I'm going to inform the commission against you
[02:34:53.140 --> 02:34:56.140]  And have your bonding license taken away
[02:34:56.140 --> 02:34:59.140]  It's simple
[02:34:59.140 --> 02:35:02.140]  Did you take the
[02:35:02.140 --> 02:35:05.140]  Is this 280,000
[02:35:05.140 --> 02:35:08.140]  Did that come from an amount that was
[02:35:08.140 --> 02:35:11.140]  The bond amount and you were just staying within that
[02:35:11.140 --> 02:35:14.140]  It was a bond amount that I just decided
[02:35:14.140 --> 02:35:17.140]  I was I was willing to settle for
[02:35:17.140 --> 02:35:20.140]  Okay so perhaps the bond would have
[02:35:20.140 --> 02:35:23.140]  Covered 500,000 or whatever was their
[02:35:24.140 --> 02:35:27.140]  I could have gone for $5 million
[02:35:27.140 --> 02:35:30.140]  Okay
[02:35:30.140 --> 02:35:33.140]  I was independent
[02:35:33.140 --> 02:35:36.140]  No no no that aside I'm not talking about that
[02:35:36.140 --> 02:35:39.140]  I'm talking about the relationship between the bond
[02:35:39.140 --> 02:35:42.140]  Amount and the amount that you're requesting
[02:35:42.140 --> 02:35:45.140]  So did you
[02:35:45.140 --> 02:35:48.140]  You needed to stay inside of the bond amount
[02:35:48.140 --> 02:35:51.140]  No I could have gone even further
[02:35:51.140 --> 02:35:54.140]  Now the majority
[02:35:54.140 --> 02:35:57.140]  Most most cops if they have an indemnity
[02:35:57.140 --> 02:36:00.140]  Bond most cops indemnity
[02:36:00.140 --> 02:36:03.140]  Bonds are only 150,000
[02:36:03.140 --> 02:36:06.140]  I'm not kidding you
[02:36:06.140 --> 02:36:09.140]  Wow and here they are shooting people and
[02:36:09.140 --> 02:36:12.140]  Oh my gosh oh yeah
[02:36:12.140 --> 02:36:15.140]  And you have judges majority of the judges
[02:36:15.140 --> 02:36:18.140]  And prosecutors their indemnity bonds
[02:36:18.140 --> 02:36:21.140]  I've seen them blow but I've also seen them up
[02:36:21.140 --> 02:36:24.140]  At five million
[02:36:24.140 --> 02:36:27.140]  That tells you something
[02:36:27.140 --> 02:36:30.140]  How afraid they are
[02:36:33.140 --> 02:36:36.140]  So when it comes down to it
[02:36:36.140 --> 02:36:39.140]  You know I I look at
[02:36:39.140 --> 02:36:42.140]  It this way I was just making
[02:36:42.140 --> 02:36:45.140]  A precedent when I hit Harris County
[02:36:45.140 --> 02:36:48.140]  It's that simple
[02:36:48.140 --> 02:36:51.140]  I made a precedent I did not need the money
[02:36:51.140 --> 02:36:54.140]  But there's a lot of people out there that do
[02:36:54.140 --> 02:36:57.140]  But I'm not telling you to start suing cops
[02:36:57.140 --> 02:37:00.140]  And judges just because
[02:37:00.140 --> 02:37:03.140]  There's a lot there's a lot of nefarious
[02:37:03.140 --> 02:37:06.140]  Crap going on but in my opinion
[02:37:06.140 --> 02:37:09.140]  Get the bad cops off the beat
[02:37:09.140 --> 02:37:12.140]  Get the bad judges off the circuit
[02:37:12.140 --> 02:37:15.140]  And let me tell you let me ask you a little bit
[02:37:15.140 --> 02:37:18.140]  More about this your follow up because you were
[02:37:18.140 --> 02:37:21.140]  Threatening to the bonding company well you didn't
[02:37:21.140 --> 02:37:24.140]  It's not threat really you were going to follow up if you
[02:37:24.140 --> 02:37:27.140]  Needed to attacking their bonding
[02:37:27.140 --> 02:37:30.140]  License or their ability to do this bonding
[02:37:30.140 --> 02:37:33.140]  Right in the future so where is that who
[02:37:33.140 --> 02:37:36.140]  Would you have taken that to bottom
[02:37:36.140 --> 02:37:39.140]  Line is who where do they get their license to be
[02:37:39.140 --> 02:37:42.140]  A bonding company from would have taken it to the
[02:37:42.140 --> 02:37:45.140]  Commission and would have shown that they they
[02:37:45.140 --> 02:37:48.140]  Failed to pay and I had the evidence of
[02:37:48.140 --> 02:37:52.140]  To my sworn affidavit
[02:37:52.140 --> 02:37:55.140]  That they never rebutted an unrebutted affidavit
[02:37:55.140 --> 02:37:58.140]  Still stands as fact in court and they know it
[02:37:58.140 --> 02:38:01.140]  You said to the commission
[02:38:01.140 --> 02:38:04.140]  County Commission state
[02:38:04.140 --> 02:38:07.140]  State
[02:38:07.140 --> 02:38:10.140]  And national this is a
[02:38:10.140 --> 02:38:13.140]  Most of these are national
[02:38:13.140 --> 02:38:16.140]  Yeah if you get if you got a bonding
[02:38:16.140 --> 02:38:19.140]  Company that is national
[02:38:19.140 --> 02:38:22.140]  And you take away that license
[02:38:22.140 --> 02:38:25.140]  By showing their they that they
[02:38:25.140 --> 02:38:28.140]  Acted nefariously by denying
[02:38:28.140 --> 02:38:31.140]  Your claim because they never rebutted
[02:38:31.140 --> 02:38:34.140]  It
[02:38:34.140 --> 02:38:37.140]  Let me tell you that's
[02:38:37.140 --> 02:38:40.140]  These body companies are making fortunes
[02:38:40.140 --> 02:38:43.140]  Okay just like your little insurance companies
[02:38:43.140 --> 02:38:46.140]  And most of them are the same thing most
[02:38:46.140 --> 02:38:49.140]  Of our insurance companies and bonding
[02:38:49.140 --> 02:38:52.140]  Companies and let me put it this
[02:38:52.140 --> 02:38:55.140]  Way we take away let's let's just use
[02:38:55.140 --> 02:38:58.140]  For instance and I'm not saying they're one
[02:38:58.140 --> 02:39:01.140]  Of them but let's just say for instance all state
[02:39:01.140 --> 02:39:04.140]  The state denies my claim
[02:39:04.140 --> 02:39:07.140]  And then I take away their
[02:39:07.140 --> 02:39:10.140]  Licensing what happens
[02:39:10.140 --> 02:39:13.140]  Think about that shut down
[02:39:13.140 --> 02:39:16.140]  Yeah just look at Mitchell when
[02:39:16.140 --> 02:39:19.140]  They when they were the
[02:39:19.140 --> 02:39:22.140]  The
[02:39:22.140 --> 02:39:25.140]  Ones that did the accounting for
[02:39:25.140 --> 02:39:28.140]  And
[02:39:28.140 --> 02:39:31.140]  Company that Anderson yeah engine
[02:39:31.140 --> 02:39:34.140]  Yeah when they were they were they were
[02:39:34.140 --> 02:39:37.140]  The accounting firm didn't mean they were doing anything
[02:39:37.140 --> 02:39:40.140]  Wrong but look what happened to them right after
[02:39:40.140 --> 02:39:43.140]  Enron went down
[02:39:44.140 --> 02:39:47.140]  So that's always what we're looking
[02:39:47.140 --> 02:39:50.140]  For is it where's the most the greatest leverage
[02:39:50.140 --> 02:39:53.140]  Yeah and leverage is the whole
[02:39:53.140 --> 02:39:56.140]  Key and it's like playing chess
[02:39:56.140 --> 02:39:59.140]  You know I don't ever give up my nights
[02:39:59.140 --> 02:40:02.140]  I'm just going to tell you that you play chess with me
[02:40:02.140 --> 02:40:05.140]  I am not giving up my nights
[02:40:05.140 --> 02:40:08.140]  My nights will come and get you and you
[02:40:08.140 --> 02:40:11.140]  Won't see it coming
[02:40:16.140 --> 02:40:19.140]  Okay just for everybody the phone lines
[02:40:19.140 --> 02:40:22.140]  Are open they've been open all night if you have a question
[02:40:22.140 --> 02:40:25.140]  Or comment give us a call or call in number
[02:40:25.140 --> 02:40:28.140]  512-646-1984
[02:40:28.140 --> 02:40:31.140]  And the idea you know
[02:40:31.140 --> 02:40:34.140]  I've been talking to everybody about it the
[02:40:34.140 --> 02:40:37.140]  The only way we're going to get to these guys is by the money
[02:40:37.140 --> 02:40:40.140]  It's not about right or wrong
[02:40:40.140 --> 02:40:43.140]  It always is the money
[02:40:43.140 --> 02:40:46.140]  So that's what we need to figure out a way to do
[02:40:46.140 --> 02:40:49.140]  And you have given us some good
[02:40:49.140 --> 02:40:52.140]  Information hang on we're going to our sponsors
[02:40:52.140 --> 02:40:55.140]  We'll be right back
[02:40:59.140 --> 02:41:02.140]  Beep
[02:41:02.140 --> 02:41:05.140]  Yeah you guys never heard that how I met Donald Trump
[02:41:05.140 --> 02:41:08.140]  No it isn't
[02:41:08.140 --> 02:41:11.140]  At that time I owned trisquirt construction
[02:41:11.140 --> 02:41:14.140]  And custom building of the woodlands you know where
[02:41:14.140 --> 02:41:17.140]  That's at yeah those are huge I built
[02:41:17.140 --> 02:41:20.140]  27 homes out there multimillion
[02:41:20.140 --> 02:41:23.140]  Dollar homes by the way and
[02:41:23.140 --> 02:41:26.140]  I have I had a
[02:41:26.140 --> 02:41:29.140]  Four car garage and
[02:41:29.140 --> 02:41:32.140]  Over the top was my office okay
[02:41:32.140 --> 02:41:35.140]  I had pool table in there and my old full bar
[02:41:35.140 --> 02:41:38.140]  And an L shaped desk and
[02:41:38.140 --> 02:41:41.140]  I'm sitting in there and I just finished
[02:41:41.140 --> 02:41:44.140]  Reading back in 93
[02:41:44.140 --> 02:41:47.140]  Art of the deal by
[02:41:47.140 --> 02:41:50.140]  Donald Trump and we're all drinking
[02:41:50.140 --> 02:41:53.140]  Scotch and just kicking back there's about eight other
[02:41:53.140 --> 02:41:56.140]  Guys in my my office that all
[02:41:56.140 --> 02:41:59.140]  Used to hang out after after hours
[02:41:59.140 --> 02:42:02.140]  And I said you know what
[02:42:02.140 --> 02:42:05.140]  I'm just going to call up Donald Trump and
[02:42:05.140 --> 02:42:08.140]  They all start laughing I said I guarantee
[02:42:08.140 --> 02:42:11.140]  I can I can talk to Donald Trump
[02:42:11.140 --> 02:42:14.140]  And I looked at the clock and yeah I was still
[02:42:14.140 --> 02:42:17.140]  In New York City so I'm like okay
[02:42:17.140 --> 02:42:20.140]  I they all threw their hundred dollar bills
[02:42:20.140 --> 02:42:23.140]  On there saying I couldn't do it and I said
[02:42:23.140 --> 02:42:26.140]  Watch this and back when we had
[02:42:26.140 --> 02:42:29.140]  Our speaker phones you remember
[02:42:29.140 --> 02:42:32.140]  I get on speakerphone I dial up Trump
[02:42:32.140 --> 02:42:35.140]  Industries and
[02:42:35.140 --> 02:42:38.140]  Now you got to get into my head for a second
[02:42:38.140 --> 02:42:41.140]  And I'm like I know this guy I don't
[02:42:41.140 --> 02:42:44.140]  Know if he goes by Don Donnie Donald
[02:42:44.140 --> 02:42:47.140]  I don't know what the hell he calls himself
[02:42:47.140 --> 02:42:50.140]  And I know damn straight if I you know
[02:42:50.140 --> 02:42:53.140]  I got I got several hundred dollars that
[02:42:53.140 --> 02:42:56.140]  I might have to pay out in a bet
[02:42:56.140 --> 02:42:59.140]  So that's us golfers by the way
[02:42:59.140 --> 02:43:02.140]  I know
[02:43:02.140 --> 02:43:05.140]  I can't just say hey I need to speak with Donald Trump
[02:43:05.140 --> 02:43:08.140]  So anyway in
[02:43:08.140 --> 02:43:11.140]  His book if you read are the deal
[02:43:11.140 --> 02:43:14.140]  His executive secretary he leaves it in there
[02:43:14.140 --> 02:43:17.140]  Is Norma
[02:43:17.140 --> 02:43:20.140]  So Trump Industries
[02:43:20.140 --> 02:43:23.140]  Blah blah blah and I'm like hey this is Rick
[02:43:23.140 --> 02:43:26.140]  Morton in Houston Texas I I need to speak with Norma
[02:43:26.140 --> 02:43:29.140]  Next thing you know I'm kicked upstairs to
[02:43:29.140 --> 02:43:32.140]  Trump's executive office and his
[02:43:32.140 --> 02:43:35.140]  Secretary she picks up the phone
[02:43:35.140 --> 02:43:38.140]  And I said hey Norma this is Rick Morton in Houston
[02:43:38.140 --> 02:43:41.140]  Texas hey is the big guy in
[02:43:41.140 --> 02:43:44.140]  Without a blanking eye
[02:43:44.140 --> 02:43:47.140]  I'm talking to Donald Trump bullshit you not
[02:43:47.140 --> 02:43:50.140]  So I'm talking he's totally flabbergasted
[02:43:50.140 --> 02:43:53.140]  I'm not kidding he's flabbergasted that I got
[02:43:53.140 --> 02:43:56.140]  In to talk to him he's like who the fuck
[02:43:56.140 --> 02:43:59.140]  Are you
[02:43:59.140 --> 02:44:02.140]  And anyway
[02:44:02.140 --> 02:44:05.140]  We got to go back in
[02:44:05.140 --> 02:44:08.140]  Your story is engrossing me
[02:44:08.140 --> 02:44:11.140]  I missed there we're missing the show
[02:44:11.140 --> 02:44:14.140]  Okay you need to tell this on
[02:44:14.140 --> 02:44:17.140]  There
[02:44:17.140 --> 02:44:20.140]  No no no no no this is kind of private thing
[02:44:20.140 --> 02:44:23.140]  Oh this is cool okay where you want to go
[02:44:26.140 --> 02:44:29.140]  What are you what are you doing now
[02:44:29.140 --> 02:44:32.140]  Going forward
[02:44:32.140 --> 02:44:35.140]  Well right now the thing that's in
[02:44:35.140 --> 02:44:38.140]  In hand with Pam Bondi and
[02:44:38.140 --> 02:44:41.140]  Cash Patel might be something of
[02:44:41.140 --> 02:44:44.140]  Interest
[02:44:44.140 --> 02:44:47.140]  That's enough I'll bring it in and let you frame it
[02:44:48.140 --> 02:44:51.140]  Okay here we go
[02:44:51.140 --> 02:44:54.140]  Okay
[02:44:57.140 --> 02:45:00.140]  Okay we are back Randy Kelton Brett Fountain
[02:45:00.140 --> 02:45:03.140]  Rural Law Radio and special guest Rick Morton
[02:45:03.140 --> 02:45:06.140]  And Rick you got something going on with
[02:45:06.140 --> 02:45:09.140]  Cash Patel and Pam Bondi you want to tell us about
[02:45:09.140 --> 02:45:12.140]  That absolutely here's where
[02:45:12.140 --> 02:45:15.140]  We're at back in 2020 March
[02:45:15.140 --> 02:45:18.140]  Of 2020 my team
[02:45:18.140 --> 02:45:21.140]  Constitutional law group actually
[02:45:21.140 --> 02:45:24.140]  Went and filed a mass
[02:45:24.140 --> 02:45:27.140]  Tort claim against 49 governors
[02:45:27.140 --> 02:45:30.140]  And that was for the
[02:45:30.140 --> 02:45:33.140]  Unlawful closing down
[02:45:33.140 --> 02:45:36.140]  Of businesses okay and where
[02:45:36.140 --> 02:45:39.140]  This has precedence is we
[02:45:39.140 --> 02:45:42.140]  We've been waiting to get into the
[02:45:42.140 --> 02:45:45.140]  Federal courthouse on this
[02:45:45.140 --> 02:45:48.140]  During the scandemic
[02:45:48.140 --> 02:45:51.140]  No governor had the authority
[02:45:51.140 --> 02:45:54.140]  To shut down businesses that
[02:45:54.140 --> 02:45:57.140]  Was a true violation of due
[02:45:57.140 --> 02:46:00.140]  Process of law number one you cannot
[02:46:00.140 --> 02:46:03.140]  Deprive anybody of their life in their
[02:46:03.140 --> 02:46:06.140]  Livelihood without due process of law
[02:46:06.140 --> 02:46:09.140]  So this whole scandemic
[02:46:09.140 --> 02:46:12.140]  That went down actually
[02:46:12.140 --> 02:46:15.140]  Put more small businesses
[02:46:15.140 --> 02:46:18.140]  Out of business because a
[02:46:18.140 --> 02:46:21.140]  They went along to get along and that was the wrong
[02:46:21.140 --> 02:46:24.140]  Thing to do and I'm just going to stay straight up
[02:46:24.140 --> 02:46:27.140]  Those businesses that stayed open
[02:46:27.140 --> 02:46:30.140]  Were the businesses that I protected
[02:46:30.140 --> 02:46:33.140]  During the scandemic now
[02:46:33.140 --> 02:46:36.140]  We filed what was called a
[02:46:36.140 --> 02:46:39.140]  Mass tort claim and we use their own laws
[02:46:39.140 --> 02:46:42.140]  Against them which was under section 802
[02:46:42.140 --> 02:46:45.140]  Of the Patriot Act and we charge
[02:46:45.140 --> 02:46:48.140]  49 governors with
[02:46:48.140 --> 02:46:51.140]  Domestic terrorism because that's what it was
[02:46:51.140 --> 02:46:54.140]  And there was only one governor
[02:46:54.140 --> 02:46:57.140]  And that was the governor of South Dakota
[02:46:57.140 --> 02:47:00.140]  That did not shut down her state and that was
[02:47:00.140 --> 02:47:03.140]  Kristi no and I think you guys know where
[02:47:03.140 --> 02:47:06.140]  She is today yes
[02:47:06.140 --> 02:47:09.140]  She was the one governor that
[02:47:09.140 --> 02:47:12.140]  That stood up for the rights of her people
[02:47:12.140 --> 02:47:15.140]  That she was deemed to protect
[02:47:15.140 --> 02:47:18.140]  As governor so I commend her
[02:47:18.140 --> 02:47:21.140]  And I wish everybody to
[02:47:21.140 --> 02:47:24.140]  A pray for that woman because she is
[02:47:24.140 --> 02:47:27.140]  She is our fighter she stood up
[02:47:27.140 --> 02:47:30.140]  When not one of I don't care
[02:47:30.140 --> 02:47:33.140]  The governor of Texas I don't care about the governor
[02:47:33.140 --> 02:47:36.140]  Florida they all they all
[02:47:36.140 --> 02:47:39.140]  Folded under bull
[02:47:39.140 --> 02:47:42.140]  As mandates and decided that
[02:47:42.140 --> 02:47:45.140]  They have more power than we the people
[02:47:45.140 --> 02:47:48.140]  So I don't mean to go off on a
[02:47:48.140 --> 02:47:51.140]  Tangent but what we're working on still
[02:47:51.140 --> 02:47:54.140]  I filed a mass tort claim against
[02:47:54.140 --> 02:47:57.140]  49 of those governors that were governor
[02:47:57.140 --> 02:48:00.140]  At the time
[02:48:00.140 --> 02:48:03.140]  A mass tort client that
[02:48:03.140 --> 02:48:06.140]  Mass tort claim under section 802
[02:48:06.140 --> 02:48:09.140]  A why is it why are we not being
[02:48:09.140 --> 02:48:12.140]  Heard the only time we got heard was
[02:48:12.140 --> 02:48:15.140]  In Boston Massachusetts I was there
[02:48:15.140 --> 02:48:18.140]  5000 people outside the courthouse
[02:48:18.140 --> 02:48:21.140]  When we went after governor Baker
[02:48:21.140 --> 02:48:24.140]  Governor Baker
[02:48:24.140 --> 02:48:27.140]  A shutdown Massachusetts
[02:48:27.140 --> 02:48:30.140]  I was there
[02:48:30.140 --> 02:48:33.140]  Let me tell you how this all went down
[02:48:33.140 --> 02:48:36.140]  Is there's 5000 people homeland
[02:48:36.140 --> 02:48:39.140]  Security everybody out there the only ones that
[02:48:39.140 --> 02:48:42.140]  Were allowed in the courthouse without putting a diaper
[02:48:42.140 --> 02:48:45.140]  On their face was my team
[02:48:45.140 --> 02:48:48.140]  And during a recess
[02:48:48.140 --> 02:48:51.140]  I went out and adjust
[02:48:51.140 --> 02:48:54.140]  Spoke to the people it's on video
[02:48:54.140 --> 02:48:57.140]  Spoke to people and I clearly stated
[02:48:57.140 --> 02:49:00.140]  If this judge does not rule correctly
[02:49:00.140 --> 02:49:03.140]  We're going after the judge
[02:49:03.140 --> 02:49:06.140]  We go back into the courthouse judge
[02:49:06.140 --> 02:49:09.140]  Simply said this there's so much information
[02:49:09.140 --> 02:49:12.140]  Here from Mr. Martin that I cannot
[02:49:12.140 --> 02:49:15.140]  Honestly make a ruling until I
[02:49:15.140 --> 02:49:18.140]  Go through it all so
[02:49:18.140 --> 02:49:21.140]  Right now I'm suspending my ruling
[02:49:21.140 --> 02:49:24.140]  Yeah well governor Baker's out
[02:49:24.140 --> 02:49:27.140]  We never got a ruling and the only reason we didn't
[02:49:27.140 --> 02:49:30.140]  Get a ruling is because that ruling
[02:49:30.140 --> 02:49:33.140]  Would have put 48 other governors
[02:49:33.140 --> 02:49:36.140]  Under the bus for shutting down their state
[02:49:36.140 --> 02:49:39.140]  So anyway
[02:49:39.140 --> 02:49:42.140]  You're welcome did you know did you know about
[02:49:42.140 --> 02:49:45.140]  The 250 page criminal complaint I filed
[02:49:45.140 --> 02:49:48.140]  Against
[02:49:48.140 --> 02:49:51.140]  The governor over his executive orders
[02:49:51.140 --> 02:49:54.140]  No sir I don't but I'd like to read it
[02:49:54.140 --> 02:49:57.140]  And on top of that
[02:49:57.140 --> 02:50:00.140]  Well then he I gave it to the
[02:50:00.140 --> 02:50:03.140]  Foushee dossier that we put together Dr. Dave Martin
[02:50:03.140 --> 02:50:06.140]  And myself have you ever seen the Foushee dossier
[02:50:06.140 --> 02:50:09.140]  That we put together back in April
[02:50:09.140 --> 02:50:12.140]  Yes I've seen that you've seen it is that
[02:50:12.140 --> 02:50:15.140]  You see all the names that we put in there
[02:50:15.140 --> 02:50:18.140]  I haven't read I didn't read the whole thing
[02:50:18.140 --> 02:50:21.140]  Say again I didn't read the whole thing
[02:50:21.140 --> 02:50:24.140]  Yeah yeah we've got
[02:50:24.140 --> 02:50:27.140]  We've got all all the players
[02:50:27.140 --> 02:50:30.140]  Everything from Merck yeah
[02:50:30.140 --> 02:50:33.140]  You might want to look at the complaint I filed because
[02:50:33.140 --> 02:50:36.140]  I went down the codes you know he
[02:50:36.140 --> 02:50:39.140]  He's told the schools they had to close
[02:50:39.140 --> 02:50:42.140]  Right you know you're
[02:50:42.140 --> 02:50:45.140]  Remember the executive branch you can't talk to the counties
[02:50:45.140 --> 02:50:48.140]  The counties paid for those
[02:50:48.140 --> 02:50:51.140]  Schools is none of your business
[02:50:51.140 --> 02:50:54.140]  And so I think it was about
[02:50:54.140 --> 02:50:57.140]  35 felonies and misdemeanors and I
[02:50:57.140 --> 02:51:00.140]  Stipulated them with with specificity
[02:51:00.140 --> 02:51:03.140]  And particularity the
[02:51:03.140 --> 02:51:06.140]  District attorney in Travis County was a Democrat
[02:51:06.140 --> 02:51:09.140]  He gave it to the grand jury and the week
[02:51:09.140 --> 02:51:12.140]  It went to the grand jury he rescinded all of his
[02:51:12.140 --> 02:51:15.140]  Executive orders
[02:51:15.140 --> 02:51:18.140]  So there's meat in there
[02:51:18.140 --> 02:51:21.140]  Right right and you look
[02:51:21.140 --> 02:51:24.140]  At the well here's the other thing that
[02:51:24.140 --> 02:51:27.140]  That the audience some of them may have participated
[02:51:27.140 --> 02:51:30.140]  In is on
[02:51:30.140 --> 02:51:33.140]  It was February 14th Valentine's Day
[02:51:33.140 --> 02:51:36.140]  3 p.m. Eastern Standard Time
[02:51:36.140 --> 02:51:39.140]  That we did Operation for Love of Freedom
[02:51:39.140 --> 02:51:42.140]  Where over a million people participated
[02:51:42.140 --> 02:51:45.140]  And bringing their county
[02:51:45.140 --> 02:51:48.140]  Prosecutor they went to their county
[02:51:48.140 --> 02:51:51.140]  Prosecutors and they made the county prosecutor
[02:51:51.140 --> 02:51:54.140]  Signed for custody of the
[02:51:54.140 --> 02:51:57.140]  Evidence which was the Fauci dossier
[02:51:57.140 --> 02:52:00.140]  We had over a million people do this
[02:52:00.140 --> 02:52:03.140]  I'm not kidding you
[02:52:03.140 --> 02:52:06.140]  And this was Operation for Love of Freedom
[02:52:06.140 --> 02:52:09.140]  And before I could
[02:52:09.140 --> 02:52:12.140]  Reenact it
[02:52:12.140 --> 02:52:15.140]  The following year to where we
[02:52:15.140 --> 02:52:18.140]  Went to our sheriffs and had the
[02:52:18.140 --> 02:52:21.140]  County prosecutor arrested
[02:52:21.140 --> 02:52:24.140]  I was arrested
[02:52:24.140 --> 02:52:27.140]  Didn't know if you knew that or not
[02:52:27.140 --> 02:52:30.140]  I knew you were arrested a number of times
[02:52:30.140 --> 02:52:33.140]  I'm not afraid of jail
[02:52:33.140 --> 02:52:36.140]  Yeah we both been there
[02:52:36.140 --> 02:52:39.140]  Three dislocated ribs
[02:52:39.140 --> 02:52:42.140]  Two broken collar bones
[02:52:42.140 --> 02:52:45.140]  Broken elbow and a tooth knocked out
[02:52:45.140 --> 02:52:48.140]  I've been shot run over
[02:52:48.140 --> 02:52:51.140]  Tased you name it I'm there
[02:52:51.140 --> 02:52:54.140]  Wow
[02:52:54.140 --> 02:52:57.140]  But I got better at it I don't get beat up anymore
[02:52:57.140 --> 02:53:00.140]  Well I'm at the
[02:53:00.140 --> 02:53:03.140]  I'm at the point right now I'm too God blessed old
[02:53:03.140 --> 02:53:06.140]  But you know I stand up
[02:53:06.140 --> 02:53:09.140]  For the American people's rights and that's
[02:53:09.140 --> 02:53:12.140]  The thing is I can at least lay my head
[02:53:12.140 --> 02:53:15.140]  At night and say you know I did the best I could
[02:53:15.140 --> 02:53:18.140]  Do and I'm always going to do the best I can
[02:53:18.140 --> 02:53:21.140]  Do by the American people because
[02:53:21.140 --> 02:53:24.140]  A you know my family goes all the way back
[02:53:24.140 --> 02:53:27.140]  To the Revolutionary War you know that
[02:53:27.140 --> 02:53:30.140]  You know my great great great grandfather
[02:53:30.140 --> 02:53:33.140]  Was Joseph Plum Martin
[02:53:33.140 --> 02:53:36.140]  And if you don't know who that is
[02:53:36.140 --> 02:53:39.140]  You might want to look him up
[02:53:39.140 --> 02:53:42.140]  Joseph Plum Martin
[02:53:42.140 --> 02:53:45.140]  Yep and we still have
[02:53:45.140 --> 02:53:48.140]  His musket his sniper
[02:53:48.140 --> 02:53:51.140]  Rifle so to speak
[02:53:51.140 --> 02:53:54.140]  Over our our mantle
[02:53:54.140 --> 02:53:57.140]  At our home or our ranch down in
[02:53:57.140 --> 02:54:00.140]  Lakey Texas
[02:54:00.140 --> 02:54:03.140]  Interesting
[02:54:03.140 --> 02:54:06.140]  The first relative I can find the first
[02:54:06.140 --> 02:54:09.140]  One named Kelton was a indentured
[02:54:09.140 --> 02:54:12.140]  Servant captured in the
[02:54:12.140 --> 02:54:15.140]  What was the
[02:54:15.140 --> 02:54:18.140]  The Cromwell uprising 1564
[02:54:18.140 --> 02:54:21.140]  Okay I forget he was captured there
[02:54:21.140 --> 02:54:24.140]  And sent as an indentured servant his name was Kelton
[02:54:24.140 --> 02:54:27.140]  Kelton T.O.N.
[02:54:27.140 --> 02:54:30.140]  Meaning one who was and then the
[02:54:30.140 --> 02:54:33.140]  Other
[02:54:33.140 --> 02:54:36.140]  Ancestor I can
[02:54:36.140 --> 02:54:39.140]  Find was hung as a horse thief in North Carolina
[02:54:39.140 --> 02:54:42.140]  Yeah you told me about that
[02:54:42.140 --> 02:54:45.140]  I don't have a great lineage
[02:54:45.140 --> 02:54:48.140]  Well you have a great lineage because
[02:54:48.140 --> 02:54:51.140]  You got people that don't follow the
[02:54:51.140 --> 02:54:54.140]  Narrative
[02:54:54.140 --> 02:54:57.140]  Well you've given me some really powerful tools
[02:54:57.140 --> 02:55:00.140]  I'm kind of excited I'm really glad you came on because
[02:55:00.140 --> 02:55:03.140]  This whole thing of understanding the nature
[02:55:03.140 --> 02:55:06.140]  Of between insurance
[02:55:06.140 --> 02:55:09.140]  And bonds
[02:55:09.140 --> 02:55:12.140]  Am I going to have fun Monday
[02:55:12.140 --> 02:55:15.140]  Tarrant County used to have
[02:55:15.140 --> 02:55:18.140]  A friend of mine's son was a sheriff's deputy
[02:55:18.140 --> 02:55:21.140]  And he got the grand jury duty and he asked Jim
[02:55:21.140 --> 02:55:24.140]  What is Randy Kelton's picture doing hanging up in the
[02:55:24.140 --> 02:55:27.140]  Grand jury room with a sign that says if you see
[02:55:27.140 --> 02:55:30.140]  This man called security
[02:55:30.140 --> 02:55:33.140]  They like me what can I say
[02:55:33.140 --> 02:55:36.140]  But now they're really going to want one of those
[02:55:36.140 --> 02:55:39.140]  Pictures up because I am really going to kick their
[02:55:39.140 --> 02:55:42.140]  Yards they kick this soap box up under
[02:55:42.140 --> 02:55:45.140]  My feet and I'm going to stand on it hang on
[02:55:45.140 --> 02:55:48.140]  Randy Kelton Brett fountain we will our radio we'll be right back
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[02:57:00.140 --> 02:57:03.140]  The Bill of Rights contains the first 10
[02:57:03.140 --> 02:57:06.140]  Amendments of our Constitution. They guarantee the specific
[02:57:06.140 --> 02:57:09.140]  Freedoms Americans should know and protect. Our liberty
[02:57:09.140 --> 02:57:12.140]  Depends on it. I'm Dr. Catherine Albrecht and I'll be right back
[02:57:12.140 --> 02:57:15.140]  With an unforgettable way to remember one of your constitutional
[02:57:15.140 --> 02:57:18.140]  Rights. Privacy is under attack.
[02:57:18.140 --> 02:57:21.140]  When you give up data about yourself you'll never get it back
[02:57:21.140 --> 02:57:24.140]  Again. And once your privacy is gone you'll find
[02:57:24.140 --> 02:57:27.140]  Your freedoms will start to vanish too. So protect
[02:57:27.140 --> 02:57:30.140]  Your rights. Say no to surveillance and keep your information
[02:57:30.140 --> 02:57:33.140]  To yourself. Privacy. It's worth
[02:57:33.140 --> 02:57:36.140]  Hanging onto. This public service announcement is brought to you
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[02:57:45.140 --> 02:57:48.140]  Imagine your mom and dad are getting ready for bed. They
[02:57:48.140 --> 02:57:51.140]  Pull back the covers and find a third party there.
[02:57:51.140 --> 02:57:54.140]  He announces, I'm with the military and I'm sleeping here tonight.
[02:57:54.140 --> 02:57:57.140]  That shocking image of a third party in my parents' bed
[02:57:57.140 --> 02:58:00.140]  Reminds me what the Third Amendment was designed to prevent.
[02:58:00.140 --> 02:58:03.140]  It protects us from being forced to share our homes with soldiers,
[02:58:03.140 --> 02:58:06.140]  A common demand in the days of our founding fathers.
[02:58:06.140 --> 02:58:09.140]  Third party? Third Amendment? Get it?
[02:58:09.140 --> 02:58:12.140]  So if you answer a knock at your door and guys in fatigues demand
[02:58:12.140 --> 02:58:15.140]  Lodging, tell them to dust off their copy of the Bill of Rights
[02:58:15.140 --> 02:58:18.140]  And re-read the Third Amendment. I'm Dr. Catherine Albrecht.
[02:58:18.140 --> 02:58:21.140]  More news and information at CatherineAlbrecht.com.
[02:58:25.140 --> 02:58:28.140]  The Bill of Rights contains the first ten amendments
[02:58:28.140 --> 02:58:31.140]  Of our Constitution. They guarantee the specific freedoms
[02:58:31.140 --> 02:58:34.140]  Americans should know and protect. Our liberty depends on it.
[02:58:34.140 --> 02:58:37.140]  I'm Dr. Catherine Albrecht and I'll be right back
[02:58:37.140 --> 02:58:40.140]  With an unforgettable way to remember one of your constitutional rights.
[02:58:40.140 --> 02:58:43.140]  Privacy is under attack.
[02:58:43.140 --> 02:58:46.140]  When you give up data about yourself, you'll never get it back again.
[02:58:46.140 --> 02:58:49.140]  And once your privacy is gone, you'll find your
[02:58:49.140 --> 02:58:52.140]  Freedoms will start to vanish, too.
[02:58:52.140 --> 02:58:55.140]  So protect your rights, say no to surveillance
[02:58:55.140 --> 02:58:58.140]  And keep your information to yourself.
[02:58:58.140 --> 02:59:01.140]  Privacy. It's worth hanging on to.
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[02:59:10.140 --> 02:59:13.140]  Imagine four eyes staring at you through binoculars
[02:59:13.140 --> 02:59:16.140]  A magnifying glass of water.
[02:59:16.140 --> 02:59:19.140]  Imagine four eyes staring at you through binoculars
[02:59:19.140 --> 02:59:22.140]  A magnifying glass or a pair of x-ray goggles.
[02:59:22.140 --> 02:59:25.140]  That imagery reminds me that the Fourth Amendment guarantees
[02:59:25.140 --> 02:59:28.140]  Americans freedom from unreasonable search and seizure.
[02:59:28.140 --> 02:59:31.140]  Fourth Amendment? Four eyes staring at you? Get it?
[02:59:31.140 --> 02:59:34.140]  Unfortunately, the government is trampling our Fourth Amendment
[02:59:34.140 --> 02:59:37.140]  Rights in the name of security. Case in point,
[02:59:37.140 --> 02:59:40.140]  TSA airport scanners that peer under your clothing.
[02:59:40.140 --> 02:59:43.140]  When government employees demand a peep at your privates
[02:59:43.140 --> 02:59:46.140]  I say it's time to sound the constitutional alarm bells.
[02:59:46.140 --> 02:59:49.140]  Join me in asking our representatives to dust off the Bill of Rights
[02:59:49.140 --> 02:59:52.140]  And use their googly eyes to take a gander at the Fourth.
[02:59:52.140 --> 02:59:55.140]  I'm Dr. Catherine Albrecht. More news and information at
[02:59:55.140 --> 02:59:58.140]  CatherineAlbrecht.com
[03:00:13.140 --> 03:00:16.140]  It's a story
[03:00:22.140 --> 03:00:25.140]  I will occupy my father's house
[03:00:25.140 --> 03:00:28.140]  Until he returns
[03:00:28.140 --> 03:00:31.140]  I will occupy my father's house
[03:00:31.140 --> 03:00:34.140]  He has left me with the strength and wisdom
[03:00:34.140 --> 03:00:37.140]  I will occupy my father's house
[03:00:37.140 --> 03:00:40.140]  He has left me with the strength and wisdom
[03:00:40.140 --> 03:00:43.140]  I will occupy my father's house
[03:00:43.140 --> 03:00:46.140]  Yeah, I will occupy my father's house
[03:00:46.140 --> 03:00:49.140]  Until I see his face
[03:00:49.140 --> 03:00:52.140]  I will occupy my father's house
[03:00:52.140 --> 03:00:55.140]  I will guard these walls and fences
[03:00:55.140 --> 03:00:58.140]  Make arms, take his place
[03:00:58.140 --> 03:01:01.140]  I will occupy my father's house
[03:01:01.140 --> 03:01:04.140]  I will occupy my father's house
[03:01:04.140 --> 03:01:07.140]  Make a tooth in every night
[03:01:07.140 --> 03:01:10.140]  I will occupy my father's house
[03:01:10.140 --> 03:01:13.140]  Take off the parasites from around ya
[03:01:13.140 --> 03:01:16.140]  Take off your liars and kill the murderers
[03:01:16.140 --> 03:01:19.140]  Take off your liars because they cannot enter
[03:01:37.140 --> 03:01:48.320]  take on the system and are actually effective. There's one thing that stands out. It's courage.
[03:01:48.320 --> 03:01:53.120]  David Merlin. Rick, are you familiar with him?
[03:01:53.120 --> 03:01:54.120]  Introduce me.
[03:01:54.120 --> 03:02:00.440]  You know, he's kind of like me. He helps people fight issues. He's in California. But he was
[03:02:00.440 --> 03:02:10.200]  a real arrogant, arrogant guy. His name was spelled M-Y-R-L-A-N-D, so I called him David
[03:02:10.200 --> 03:02:17.760]  Merlin. He kept saying, Merlin, Merlin. We went on a break and Debra said, you know you're
[03:02:17.760 --> 03:02:27.360]  pronouncing his name wrong. I said, yeah, I know. But he had courage. This guy got in
[03:02:27.360 --> 03:02:33.800]  the trenches. He wound up spending a year in jail for threatening a judge. But he took
[03:02:33.800 --> 03:02:39.840]  him on. He didn't back up from him. Robert Fox. Robert Fox screwed up all kind of stuff.
[03:02:39.840 --> 03:02:48.280]  He got me convicted for a year in jail, old bastard. I tried to protect him. I filed criminal
[03:02:48.280 --> 03:02:51.840]  complaints with the grand jury. In his case, they come after me.
[03:02:51.840 --> 03:02:52.840]  Right.
[03:02:52.840 --> 03:02:56.640]  But he never backed up a half an inch.
[03:02:56.640 --> 03:02:59.320]  He can't. He can't.
[03:02:59.320 --> 03:03:05.560]  And when we talk about courage, we have a lot of people out there who may have courage,
[03:03:05.560 --> 03:03:11.600]  but they can't do what we're doing. Rick, you said you're essentially independent, wealthy.
[03:03:11.600 --> 03:03:19.560]  So you don't have two cars to pay for and a mortgage and three kids that you got to
[03:03:19.560 --> 03:03:24.960]  put through school. You don't have all these obligations that you have to attend to. You
[03:03:25.280 --> 03:03:32.480]  know, I'm an old buzzard. I live on a government pension. I'm retired.
[03:03:32.480 --> 03:03:36.000]  Well, we're all in the center now.
[03:03:36.000 --> 03:03:42.760]  But with me, my house is paid for. My cars are paid for. My kids are grown up. Nobody
[03:03:42.760 --> 03:03:48.720]  depends on me. So anybody out there, there's a lot of people outside that would like to
[03:03:48.720 --> 03:03:56.560]  fight this fight. But if you've got important things to handle, you need to handle those.
[03:03:56.560 --> 03:04:02.840]  We need the amount of people it took to win the revolution. How many was that? What percentage
[03:04:02.840 --> 03:04:03.840]  was that, Rick?
[03:04:03.840 --> 03:04:06.840]  Three percent of the American colonists.
[03:04:06.840 --> 03:04:11.840]  You have any idea how powerful three percent can be?
[03:04:11.960 --> 03:04:19.480]  Absolutely. You know, you've got those guys, the militia that came into being, and they
[03:04:19.480 --> 03:04:26.480]  called themselves the three percenters. That's because they learned history. They learned
[03:04:26.480 --> 03:04:33.480]  history. They learned that we, the people, are the ones that are supposed to be in control
[03:04:34.120 --> 03:04:41.120]  of this runaway ship right now that has been overtaken by government. Government. Let's
[03:04:42.760 --> 03:04:49.760]  talk about government for a second. OK, what is the word? It's a root word. It's a compound
[03:04:50.600 --> 03:04:57.600]  word. Government. Meant means mind. Govern, self-explained. We are supposed to be a self-governing
[03:04:57.600 --> 03:05:04.600]  people under God, our creator. And that was the way that they said government, if we
[03:05:04.600 --> 03:05:11.600]  create a government, it's a necessary evil for those to protect us from those that don't
[03:05:12.600 --> 03:05:19.600]  know how to self-govern. Well, I'm pretty wise in how I handle myself. I'm pretty wise
[03:05:20.600 --> 03:05:27.600]  in not harming my neighbor or his property. So, self-governing people is what this nation
[03:05:29.600 --> 03:05:36.600]  was actually built on, if you think about it. Government is supposed to get less and
[03:05:37.600 --> 03:05:44.600]  less over time, not more and more over time. Read the words of God, and you'll see that
[03:05:44.600 --> 03:05:51.600]  over time, not more and more over time. Read the words of Thomas Jefferson. Read the words
[03:05:52.920 --> 03:05:59.920]  of our founding fathers. Government is not supposed to be this monstrosity that is affecting
[03:06:00.400 --> 03:06:07.400]  us in our daily lives today. And then we start looking at taxes. Taxes are totally unlawful.
[03:06:08.400 --> 03:06:15.400]  Why? Because A, you cannot, that's robbery at the point of a gun. You don't pay your
[03:06:16.400 --> 03:06:23.400]  taxes, you go to jail. Well, there was no taxes. What do we have? We have exactly what
[03:06:23.400 --> 03:06:30.400]  we're trying to put into office right now is what? What is Trump saying? Tariffs. Tariffs.
[03:06:31.400 --> 03:06:38.400]  That is how government is supposed to fund itself. Are you aware of that? No, I wasn't.
[03:06:40.400 --> 03:06:45.400]  Well, apparently, President Taft was aware of that, too, when he wrote to the Congress
[03:06:45.400 --> 03:06:52.400]  that was there at the time, saying, you know, we realized that to go beyond the tariffs
[03:06:52.400 --> 03:06:59.400]  and tax the people. There it is. So you're hearing that when the taxes that came into
[03:07:02.400 --> 03:07:09.400]  play after World War I, those were all voluntary, weren't they? Well, they were going to tax
[03:07:09.400 --> 03:07:15.400]  corporations, which, you know, they don't have any right to exist without the state.
[03:07:15.400 --> 03:07:22.400]  So, right. OK, let's bring up corporations. Corporations were supposed to be brought before
[03:07:24.400 --> 03:07:31.400]  a committee every 10 years. And if they were not doing the will of the people, they were
[03:07:32.400 --> 03:07:39.400]  dissolved. Did you know that? No, I've never heard that. Oh, go look it up, gentlemen.
[03:07:39.400 --> 03:07:46.400]  Yes. Corporations were only supposed to they had to renew every 10 years. Is that part
[03:07:49.400 --> 03:07:54.400]  of the charter that you're talking about? Would that be a state? Well, it was a corporate
[03:07:54.400 --> 03:07:59.400]  charter. And if they were not doing the good of the people, they were they were. So operating
[03:07:59.400 --> 03:08:04.400]  a business is a privilege. And they placed on the. A corporation. No, I'm not saying
[03:08:04.400 --> 03:08:11.400]  a corporation. In order to exercise the privilege, they could bind them to certain behaviors.
[03:08:13.400 --> 03:08:18.400]  That makes sense. Absolutely. What are the metrics for that? How do you know if. Well,
[03:08:18.400 --> 03:08:23.400]  you know, if you look at it from a business perspective, if you look at it from a business
[03:08:23.400 --> 03:08:29.400]  perspective, if you look at it from a business perspective, if you look at it from a business
[03:08:29.400 --> 03:08:34.400]  perspective, what are the metrics? That makes sense. Absolutely. What are the metrics for
[03:08:34.400 --> 03:08:40.400]  that? How do you know if G.E., for example, is doing something good for the people? What
[03:08:40.400 --> 03:08:46.400]  are the metrics? The bottom line is where did the public voted on? They the public,
[03:08:46.400 --> 03:08:54.400]  town hall meeting. A meeting was taking place every 10 years. And if it was decided that
[03:08:54.400 --> 03:09:01.640]  they were harming the public, they were done. They lost their corporation.
[03:09:01.640 --> 03:09:06.880]  Where are the rules of this meeting? I mean, like, so let's say you've got 254 counties
[03:09:06.880 --> 03:09:13.200]  and out of those 254, well, that's an even number. So you could have a tie of votes for
[03:09:13.200 --> 03:09:18.640]  the counties that say, yeah, let's keep GE. And then half of the people are saying, no,
[03:09:18.640 --> 03:09:23.840]  let's dissolve GE. I'm going to, I'm going to be honest with you. It's been a while since
[03:09:23.840 --> 03:09:32.200]  I've read that those documents, but I will, if you guys give me a week, I will find those
[03:09:32.200 --> 03:09:38.120]  documents again and I will bring it out into the public once. Okay, great. Yeah. I'd like
[03:09:38.120 --> 03:09:44.480]  to see about how that works because it sounds pretty powerful. Yeah, it is powerful. And
[03:09:44.480 --> 03:09:53.800]  what happened is all of a sudden the corporations had the rights of the people and that in itself
[03:09:53.800 --> 03:10:04.680]  is screwed up. And that knowledge being back in the forefront would help.
[03:10:04.680 --> 03:10:12.040]  You know, Randy, you know, I'm, I'm a good, good researcher and the way I've gotten things
[03:10:12.040 --> 03:10:19.880]  accomplished is because I hold people accountable. And that is what I want every American to
[03:10:19.880 --> 03:10:26.240]  have the courage to stand up and start holding their public servants accountable. The word
[03:10:26.240 --> 03:10:29.240]  is servant.
[03:10:29.720 --> 03:10:37.920]  That kind of triggers one of my pet peeves. You know, I'm a, I'm a veteran and I figured
[03:10:37.920 --> 03:10:47.880]  one place to go to find people who will help preserve this Republic would be to the veterans.
[03:10:47.880 --> 03:10:50.880]  I was horribly disappointed.
[03:10:50.880 --> 03:10:56.800]  Yeah, they, they just want their benefits and leave me alone.
[03:10:56.840 --> 03:10:59.080]  Yeah, that's, that's what I got.
[03:10:59.080 --> 03:11:06.240]  It was a heartbreak because, you know, I've been knee deep in blood and guts with a lot of these
[03:11:06.240 --> 03:11:14.240]  men and they're there. A lot of them are defeated and I, and it breaks my heart. It breaks my heart.
[03:11:14.240 --> 03:11:25.960]  I get it. You know, when I came back, the, I went to the VFW, I was broken and I knew I was broken.
[03:11:25.960 --> 03:11:34.920]  And they informed me that they did not consider Vietnam a war. It was just a police action.
[03:11:34.920 --> 03:11:38.120]  It was a police action. That's what it was.
[03:11:38.120 --> 03:11:48.360]  It was 35 years before anyone ever think to be for my service. So I get it that the veterans
[03:11:48.440 --> 03:11:51.240]  feel frustrated and betrayed.
[03:11:51.240 --> 03:11:53.320]  Yeah, they're slighted.
[03:11:53.320 --> 03:11:58.120]  Those are the, of all the people who should be willing to stand up and fight,
[03:11:58.120 --> 03:12:03.080]  I would have thought it would have been them. And I've spent most of my time looking for people.
[03:12:03.880 --> 03:12:06.840]  I come across a few. Brett's one of them.
[03:12:07.480 --> 03:12:16.360]  Yeah, I'm, I'm, listen, I, I have a guy that I know that has built, you know, he's built,
[03:12:16.360 --> 03:12:20.360]  built things in the mountain and all that stuff, you know, escape routes and
[03:12:21.800 --> 03:12:25.160]  living quarters, all that stuff. And then I find out
[03:12:27.320 --> 03:12:35.480]  here's this guy from Vietnam diehard. I mean, I'm not going to give his name, but you know,
[03:12:36.360 --> 03:12:43.400]  he was the last person I thought in this world would ever get the jab. And he did it twice.
[03:12:43.960 --> 03:12:50.440]  He did it twice. And I'm like, are you kidding me, Dave? Are you kidding me?
[03:12:51.480 --> 03:12:57.640]  What the hell is wrong with you? And I said, you've not listened to anything that Dr. Dave
[03:12:57.640 --> 03:13:08.360]  Martin and I have been putting out there. That this jab is listed number two on DARPA as a bio
[03:13:09.160 --> 03:13:19.080]  weapon. And this whole government takeover, the whole shutdown of small businesses, like I said
[03:13:19.080 --> 03:13:25.640]  before, it made no sense to me how Home Depot could be open, but mom and pops hardware store
[03:13:25.640 --> 03:13:31.560]  had to shut down. It was what I called it. And if you remember me, that speech I gave
[03:13:32.520 --> 03:13:38.920]  when Donald Trump gave me the hug, I said it was nothing but a Trojan horse to bring in the
[03:13:38.920 --> 03:13:46.040]  economic collapse of America. That's what I thought. When we come back, I'll talk about,
[03:13:46.040 --> 03:13:53.880]  you know, I used to do a show with Pastor Masset. Okay. When Trump lost the election,
[03:13:53.880 --> 03:13:58.200]  uh, we thought we were going to be a republic. Never lost it.
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[03:17:13.800 --> 03:17:35.160]  Okay. We are back. Randy Kelton, Brett Fountain, Rue La Radio, here with our special guest, Rick
[03:17:35.160 --> 03:17:41.640]  Martin. And Rick has been out there in the trenches a long time. And I've been out here for some 40
[03:17:41.640 --> 03:17:51.240]  years or so. I started out, I spent the night in jail in 1980, I think, for driving with a headlight
[03:17:51.240 --> 03:17:56.360]  out. Well, at the time, the law said you had to have at least two lamps lighted to the front,
[03:17:56.360 --> 03:18:02.920]  one of which had to be white. I had 17 lights lighted to the front. I was driving a truck,
[03:18:02.920 --> 03:18:07.640]  I had clearance lights all over the place, and one of them was white. I had a headlight out and
[03:18:07.640 --> 03:18:13.160]  I couldn't even tell it. And they pulled me over, and this was right after they
[03:18:14.200 --> 03:18:17.560]  put in the requirement to show proof of insurance. And I asked the cop,
[03:18:19.800 --> 03:18:23.000]  he asked me for proof of insurance. And I said, if I show you proof of insurance,
[03:18:23.640 --> 03:18:29.240]  and you see that it expired yesterday, what will you do? He said, well, write your ticket.
[03:18:30.440 --> 03:18:36.200]  Well, in that case, I'm not going to show it to you. So he immediately arrested me. I spent
[03:18:36.200 --> 03:18:43.320]  the night in jail. I get out the next morning, my family has no idea what happened to me.
[03:18:44.360 --> 03:18:49.640]  I get out the next morning, and I got out the penal code and the code of criminal procedure,
[03:18:50.280 --> 03:18:55.880]  and I read them. And I read them from the perspective of an engineer.
[03:18:57.400 --> 03:19:03.240]  And when I got done, I thought, have I stepped through the looking glass?
[03:19:03.240 --> 03:19:10.680]  How could the practice be so dramatically different than the code?
[03:19:12.680 --> 03:19:21.320]  And I was sure I must have missed something. And I went to work studying law. And I studied it for
[03:19:21.320 --> 03:19:28.520]  10 or 15 years, about 15 years. I realized when I read it the first time, I did not miss anything.
[03:19:29.480 --> 03:19:35.080]  It said exactly what it said. And I treated it from an engineer's perspective, like a tech manual.
[03:19:37.000 --> 03:19:45.640]  But every step from arrest to trial, as presently practiced in the state of Texas,
[03:19:46.280 --> 03:19:53.400]  is not only wrong, it is very specifically against particular law.
[03:19:53.400 --> 03:20:04.600]  Oh, how the heck does that happen? In America, in the state of Texas in 2021,
[03:20:05.800 --> 03:20:13.080]  the average conviction rate for all crimes across the board, you got any idea of what
[03:20:13.080 --> 03:20:16.360]  that would be, Rick? I would say it's 98%.
[03:20:16.520 --> 03:20:28.120]  Oh, you are conservative. I bushwhacked Chief Acevedo, Chief of Police of Austin at the time.
[03:20:28.120 --> 03:20:32.760]  He was coming into a meeting trying to get authorization for his officers to take blood
[03:20:32.760 --> 03:20:38.280]  on the side of the highway. I bushwhacked him with a mic coming in. We were doing a show from there.
[03:20:39.000 --> 03:20:47.160]  And I asked him what the average conviction rate was. And he estimated about 80%. I said,
[03:20:47.160 --> 03:20:57.640]  how about a little higher? And 99.6%. He said, well, I've got my statistician here. He called
[03:20:57.640 --> 03:21:02.760]  him over, a big tall guy that came over, and I said, what's the average conviction rate?
[03:21:02.840 --> 03:21:11.080]  He's kind of human and all. I said, come on, come on, about 90, 99, 99.6%. Who will you?
[03:21:12.040 --> 03:21:14.200]  And you want to take blood so you can increase it?
[03:21:16.360 --> 03:21:28.520]  China, at the time, incarcerated approximately 121 people per 100,000. Russia, 357. The United
[03:21:28.520 --> 03:21:35.160]  States as a whole, 657. Texas, 840 and climbing fast.
[03:21:36.200 --> 03:21:44.920]  Okay. Now let's go with Texas on this. There's more people incarcerated or on paper in Texas
[03:21:45.480 --> 03:21:52.040]  than are incarcerated or on paper in China. And China has over a billion people.
[03:21:52.040 --> 03:22:03.560]  China, 121 per 100,000. Texas, 840. Worst police state the world's ever seen. How did it get that
[03:22:03.560 --> 03:22:13.240]  way? In this country, in this supposed free country, every step from arrest to trial
[03:22:14.520 --> 03:22:19.080]  as presently practiced is not only wrong, it's very specifically against particular law.
[03:22:20.040 --> 03:22:34.360]  However, we have 254 individually elected sheriffs in Texas. They all do everything wrong,
[03:22:36.200 --> 03:22:45.080]  but they all do everything wrong in exactly the same way. How does that happen?
[03:22:45.960 --> 03:22:48.520]  Well, I can only imagine how that happens.
[03:22:49.320 --> 03:22:56.840]  Training. That suit I filed, I sued all of the heads of all the agencies who trained public
[03:22:56.840 --> 03:23:08.520]  officials. But even with their training in a free country, in a republic, how the heck does that
[03:23:08.600 --> 03:23:13.400]  happen? Where are the citizens in the republic?
[03:23:14.360 --> 03:23:22.360]  Okay. Now let's, Randy, let's talk, what is a republic as opposed to a democracy?
[03:23:24.200 --> 03:23:26.840]  As far as I'm putting you on the spot.
[03:23:27.640 --> 03:23:33.400]  There's only one functional difference between a democracy and a republic,
[03:23:34.360 --> 03:23:43.320]  and that is the position of the citizen before the population. In a democracy, everybody's equal.
[03:23:47.320 --> 03:23:51.560]  If the public wants your life, they can take your life. If they want your property,
[03:23:51.560 --> 03:23:57.320]  they can take your property. In the republic, we have rights that cannot be
[03:23:57.320 --> 03:24:01.640]  voted on, that cannot be taken by the public.
[03:24:02.680 --> 03:24:10.440]  Okay. So what you're saying is one man's rights stand amongst, stand against the majority.
[03:24:13.560 --> 03:24:19.880]  That is a theoretical difference, but the functional difference, the only one I can find,
[03:24:20.840 --> 03:24:28.680]  they talk about the citizens being essentially in the place of a sovereign in a monarchy.
[03:24:30.200 --> 03:24:35.960]  Here each citizen stands in the shoes of that sovereign. Okay, what does that mean?
[03:24:36.680 --> 03:24:44.120]  What do I get to do as a citizen in that sovereign position that the monarch could otherwise do?
[03:24:45.080 --> 03:24:52.120]  Well, what the genius of our founders was is they created this fourth branch of government,
[03:24:52.120 --> 03:24:54.120]  exempted out from the other three.
[03:24:54.920 --> 03:24:56.840]  Right, and that's the grand jury.
[03:24:58.120 --> 03:24:59.880]  Can I ask you what the tree is?
[03:25:02.520 --> 03:25:03.640]  What, the three branches?
[03:25:05.160 --> 03:25:09.640]  Well, for a branch to be a branch, there must be a tree. Is that correct?
[03:25:10.360 --> 03:25:12.200]  Well, the tree would be the republic.
[03:25:12.920 --> 03:25:14.680]  No, it would be we the people.
[03:25:15.480 --> 03:25:18.920]  Okay, that's essentially we're speaking to the same thing, the people.
[03:25:18.920 --> 03:25:28.600]  Yeah, in the documentation that we've done, in big letters it says we the people.
[03:25:29.480 --> 03:25:33.560]  Okay, and we the people would be the sovereign, correct?
[03:25:35.800 --> 03:25:36.300]  Yes.
[03:25:36.920 --> 03:25:39.560]  Okay, and we're sovereign under what?
[03:25:42.200 --> 03:25:45.640]  Under the republic, under the constitution.
[03:25:45.640 --> 03:25:53.880]  No, no, no, no, no, no. Sorry to disappoint you. We are sovereign under God, our creator,
[03:25:53.880 --> 03:26:03.320]  and it says creator. We're endowed with certain unalienable rights endowed to us by our creator.
[03:26:03.960 --> 03:26:11.080]  So if we the people created a government to protect those sovereign rights,
[03:26:12.760 --> 03:26:16.600]  when did government have the authority to trespass on them?
[03:26:17.240 --> 03:26:20.440]  They never, we gave them authority to do certain things.
[03:26:21.000 --> 03:26:21.800]  There it is.
[03:26:21.800 --> 03:26:27.240]  They exceeded that authority, which always expect them to do it.
[03:26:27.240 --> 03:26:29.400]  Does that make them superhuman?
[03:26:29.400 --> 03:26:36.920]  No, absolutely not. It makes them vulnerable. In this regard, I'd like to go back to H.G. Wells
[03:26:37.000 --> 03:26:43.560]  in his outline of history on speaking to the corruption of the popes during the dark ages.
[03:26:44.120 --> 03:26:50.840]  He very aptly observed, the giver of the law most owes the law allegiance.
[03:26:51.720 --> 03:26:58.600]  He of all beings should behave as though the law compels him, but it is the universal failure.
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[03:43:23.680 --> 03:43:39.680]  Okay, we are back. Randy Kelton, Brett Fountain, Rule of Law Radio with our special guest, Rick Martin.
[03:43:39.680 --> 03:43:45.680]  And we're down to the point where we start building tools people can use.
[03:43:45.680 --> 03:43:51.680]  And grand juries, from my perspective, are the most powerful tools we can get to.
[03:43:51.680 --> 03:43:55.680]  It's not that we want the grand jury to indict someone.
[03:43:55.680 --> 03:44:06.680]  We want an open, unencumbered grand jury that can be approached anonymously to give notice of crime.
[03:44:06.680 --> 03:44:09.680]  Yeah, we need access.
[03:44:09.680 --> 03:44:12.680]  Open, absolute open access.
[03:44:12.680 --> 03:44:16.680]  And it's not that we want anybody to indict it.
[03:44:16.680 --> 03:44:25.680]  But if all of these public officials know that grand jury's out there and anybody can go to them, they're going to be careful.
[03:44:25.680 --> 03:44:33.680]  And if he's got a federal grand jury, and that's the one I'm working on specifically,
[03:44:33.680 --> 03:44:46.680]  if the federal grand jury's open to me, then if somebody's in government and someone else in the government's pulling some shenanigans,
[03:44:46.680 --> 03:44:54.680]  if they can go anonymously and give notice to a grand jury, the grand jury finds an indictment.
[03:44:54.680 --> 03:44:59.680]  Nobody can go to Trump and say, oh, you cooked all this up.
[03:44:59.680 --> 03:45:03.680]  We're just falling the thunder here.
[03:45:03.680 --> 03:45:12.680]  Then he gets to the same effect of Doe's, because federal grand juries can look into more than just crimes.
[03:45:12.680 --> 03:45:16.680]  They can look into contracts. They can look into anything you want to.
[03:45:16.680 --> 03:45:19.680]  And we need that. That's like an ombudsman.
[03:45:19.680 --> 03:45:24.680]  It's like in the military, we had the attorney general.
[03:45:24.680 --> 03:45:29.680]  The attorney general was always an officer who was about to retire.
[03:45:29.680 --> 03:45:35.680]  When he retires, they're going to bump him up a grade and to raise his pension and it's over.
[03:45:35.680 --> 03:45:38.680]  You can't do anything to him.
[03:45:38.680 --> 03:45:40.680]  So they sent him as attorney general.
[03:45:40.680 --> 03:45:46.680]  He could chew out anybody's behind and nobody had any influence over him.
[03:45:46.680 --> 03:45:52.680]  That's the military's incarnation of a federal grand jury.
[03:45:52.680 --> 03:45:59.680]  We need a group out there that can look into anything and nobody has a word to say about it.
[03:45:59.680 --> 03:46:06.680]  Our founders created that, but prosecutors and judges hated it.
[03:46:06.680 --> 03:46:14.680]  Well, they've done what is unconstitutional.
[03:46:14.680 --> 03:46:17.680]  That means warring against the Constitution.
[03:46:17.680 --> 03:46:21.680]  When you war against the Constitution, that is an act of treason.
[03:46:21.680 --> 03:46:29.680]  The grand juries still stand as the marquee of justice.
[03:46:29.680 --> 03:46:32.680]  And I'm sorry, I'm just going to say that.
[03:46:32.680 --> 03:46:34.680]  Judges in prosecution.
[03:46:34.680 --> 03:46:39.680]  I have the lawful right to prosecute my own case.
[03:46:39.680 --> 03:46:43.680]  And most of the time I'm prosecuting prosecutors.
[03:46:43.680 --> 03:46:45.680]  I'm dead serious.
[03:46:45.680 --> 03:46:51.680]  And if you guys want to learn something, it's about, hey, what is the Constitution?
[03:46:51.680 --> 03:46:56.680]  You better know that thing when you walk into a courtroom.
[03:46:56.680 --> 03:46:58.680]  And it's not case law.
[03:46:58.680 --> 03:47:01.680]  Case law is only backing up.
[03:47:01.680 --> 03:47:10.680]  If you walk into a courtroom and you're being convicted of a crime, and that crime, hey,
[03:47:10.680 --> 03:47:12.680]  there's no issue parted.
[03:47:12.680 --> 03:47:22.680]  The first thing you're going to do is, A, attack the prosecution for false prosecution.
[03:47:22.680 --> 03:47:26.680]  The grand jury, did this ever go to a grand jury?
[03:47:26.680 --> 03:47:27.680]  No, it didn't.
[03:47:27.680 --> 03:47:30.680]  So I'm being denied due process of law.
[03:47:30.680 --> 03:47:32.680]  Am I correct?
[03:47:33.680 --> 03:47:41.680]  The Constitution says no person shall stand and answer for a capital or otherwise infamous crime
[03:47:41.680 --> 03:47:46.680]  except by a presentment by a grand jury.
[03:47:46.680 --> 03:47:47.680]  Thank you.
[03:47:47.680 --> 03:47:48.680]  By a grand jury.
[03:47:48.680 --> 03:47:56.680]  Now, how many cases go to court every day without the presentment of a grand jury?
[03:47:56.680 --> 03:48:00.680]  I looked in PACER and I couldn't find indictments.
[03:48:00.680 --> 03:48:02.680]  All I found was a waiver of indictment.
[03:48:02.680 --> 03:48:12.680]  Well, I can find nothing in law that authorizes someone to waive a Constitutional provision.
[03:48:12.680 --> 03:48:14.680]  There you go.
[03:48:14.680 --> 03:48:22.680]  So with Rick Martin and the Constitutional Law Group, we're just batshit crazy, right?
[03:48:22.680 --> 03:48:24.680]  That helps.
[03:48:24.680 --> 03:48:25.680]  No.
[03:48:25.680 --> 03:48:33.680]  The fact that we bring it up, the fact that we bring it up, where did the indictment come from?
[03:48:33.680 --> 03:48:36.680]  Where's the charging?
[03:48:36.680 --> 03:48:40.680]  Okay, this is something you might find very interesting and useful.
[03:48:40.680 --> 03:48:43.680]  Where did the indictment come from?
[03:48:43.680 --> 03:48:50.680]  When I file a complaint with a U.S. attorney directed to a federal grand jury, I have a cover letter.
[03:48:50.680 --> 03:48:55.680]  And this cover letter asks the foreman to initial this document and send it back to me
[03:48:55.680 --> 03:49:00.680]  so I'll know you actually received it because we have problems with U.S. attorneys
[03:49:00.680 --> 03:49:02.680]  secreting criminal complaints from grand jurors.
[03:49:02.680 --> 03:49:12.680]  Do not sign it as the U.S. attorney has a rubber stamp with your name on it
[03:49:12.680 --> 03:49:16.680]  that he uses to rubber stamp superseding indictments.
[03:49:16.680 --> 03:49:18.680]  So they'll come out and get a first indictment.
[03:49:18.680 --> 03:49:22.680]  Once they get an indictment, now they go do their investigation,
[03:49:22.680 --> 03:49:26.680]  and all the subsequent crimes they find, he rubber stamps.
[03:49:26.680 --> 03:49:30.680]  We had Tony Dorsett. Remember him?
[03:49:30.680 --> 03:49:31.680]  Yes.
[03:49:31.680 --> 03:49:34.680]  IRS was going after him in California.
[03:49:34.680 --> 03:49:42.680]  And we sent in a request to the federal grand jury court reporter,
[03:49:42.680 --> 03:49:49.680]  ask for the court reporter's voucher for grand jury service on this day.
[03:49:49.680 --> 03:49:54.680]  And he sent back a response saying there is no voucher for that day
[03:49:54.680 --> 03:49:57.680]  because the grand jury didn't meet that day.
[03:49:57.680 --> 03:50:00.680]  Two days later, they dropped the case.
[03:50:00.680 --> 03:50:06.680]  They got rubber stamps. They rubber stamped these indictments.
[03:50:06.680 --> 03:50:09.680]  Absolutely they do.
[03:50:10.680 --> 03:50:19.680]  And let me ask you this. Is a warrant valid if it's a stamp?
[03:50:19.680 --> 03:50:21.680]  Is a warrant valid?
[03:50:21.680 --> 03:50:24.680]  There's a problem with federal warrants.
[03:50:24.680 --> 03:50:26.680]  And I addressed this in Pennsylvania.
[03:50:26.680 --> 03:50:29.680]  People were telling me that the feds were coming in,
[03:50:29.680 --> 03:50:33.680]  the local police would drag them out of the house at two in the morning,
[03:50:33.680 --> 03:50:38.680]  and the feds would go in and take guns and gold and silver and computers,
[03:50:38.680 --> 03:50:40.680]  anything of value, and then poof, they're gone.
[03:50:40.680 --> 03:50:42.680]  There never is a prosecution.
[03:50:42.680 --> 03:50:44.680]  So I was in Philadelphia.
[03:50:44.680 --> 03:50:47.680]  Yeah, that never happened to me before.
[03:50:47.680 --> 03:50:50.680]  Well, it's happened to a bunch of people, but it stopped.
[03:50:50.680 --> 03:50:52.680]  Well, you know I'm being facetious.
[03:50:52.680 --> 03:50:53.680]  Oh, okay.
[03:50:53.680 --> 03:50:59.680]  Well, I went to the clerk and asked the clerk,
[03:50:59.680 --> 03:51:07.680]  I had this warrant and I asked to see a copy of the warrant from the court record
[03:51:07.680 --> 03:51:09.680]  and they went and checked and said there,
[03:51:09.680 --> 03:51:14.680]  we don't have that number in our number system.
[03:51:14.680 --> 03:51:15.680]  I said, what?
[03:51:15.680 --> 03:51:19.680]  Wait a minute, when you issue a warrant, do you give it a cause number?
[03:51:19.680 --> 03:51:24.680]  And well, I told the guy first that what I thought was going on,
[03:51:24.680 --> 03:51:30.680]  that these guys were making up warrants, taking them to the local police
[03:51:30.680 --> 03:51:34.680]  and having them run security and they go and steal whatever they want to.
[03:51:34.680 --> 03:51:37.680]  Because these guys were saying they took all our stuff and then they disappeared.
[03:51:37.680 --> 03:51:39.680]  There never was a prosecution.
[03:51:39.680 --> 03:51:44.680]  So I asked the clerk, when you issue a warrant, do you give it a number?
[03:51:44.680 --> 03:51:50.680]  He looks one side, the other side, and nodded to me.
[03:51:50.680 --> 03:51:55.680]  But the way he nodded, he kind of leaned forward and nodded toward me.
[03:51:55.680 --> 03:52:00.680]  It's like he's saying, pay close attention, I'm trying to tell you something.
[03:52:00.680 --> 03:52:03.680]  Right, because I'm not going to lose my job.
[03:52:03.680 --> 03:52:06.680]  Yes, okay, so you give it a number.
[03:52:06.680 --> 03:52:09.680]  But you said this number is not in your system.
[03:52:09.680 --> 03:52:14.680]  And he looked to one side, looked to the other side and mouthed, no.
[03:52:14.680 --> 03:52:18.680]  And he's giving me this look like, come on, come on.
[03:52:18.680 --> 03:52:24.680]  You issue a number, but it's not in your system.
[03:52:24.680 --> 03:52:30.680]  Oh, if you issue a warrant and the warrant is sealed,
[03:52:30.680 --> 03:52:33.680]  do you take the number out of your system?
[03:52:33.680 --> 03:52:36.680]  He looked to one side, the other side and mouthed, yes.
[03:52:36.680 --> 03:52:39.680]  Deborah will remember this, she was with me.
[03:52:39.680 --> 03:52:41.680]  Yeah, Deborah is something else.
[03:52:41.680 --> 03:52:48.680]  So they issue a number and if it's sealed, they take it out of the record.
[03:52:48.680 --> 03:52:57.680]  And a federal agent can call a magistrate, give the magistrate probable cause,
[03:52:57.680 --> 03:53:02.680]  and the magistrate can authorize the agent to sign the warrant.
[03:53:02.680 --> 03:53:04.680]  Right.
[03:53:04.680 --> 03:53:10.680]  So these guys are finding sealed warrant numbers,
[03:53:10.680 --> 03:53:16.680]  making up warrants with that number and signing it and giving it to the chief of police.
[03:53:16.680 --> 03:53:19.680]  So the chief of police gets this warrant and he tries to check it.
[03:53:19.680 --> 03:53:22.680]  He calls the federal clerk and the federal clerk is going to say,
[03:53:22.680 --> 03:53:25.680]  we don't have this number in our records.
[03:53:25.680 --> 03:53:31.680]  And then he's going to tell him that's generally the case when a warrant is sealed.
[03:53:31.680 --> 03:53:35.680]  So now the chief thinks he's holding a sealed warrant.
[03:53:35.680 --> 03:53:36.680]  Right.
[03:53:36.680 --> 03:53:37.680]  He has no way to check.
[03:53:37.680 --> 03:53:42.680]  So I wrote a letter to every US magistrate in the state of Pennsylvania,
[03:53:42.680 --> 03:53:46.680]  told them what I thought was going on,
[03:53:46.680 --> 03:53:54.680]  and requested a copy of every warrant they had issued or authorized a federal agent to issue
[03:53:54.680 --> 03:53:58.680]  that was sealed and subsequently executed.
[03:53:58.680 --> 03:53:59.680]  Right.
[03:53:59.680 --> 03:54:07.680]  I got no responses from any of them, but I never heard of that crap happening again.
[03:54:07.680 --> 03:54:11.680]  You really can change things.
[03:54:11.680 --> 03:54:15.680]  And these federal officials are really scoundrels.
[03:54:15.680 --> 03:54:20.680]  Had a grand jury been available to the public,
[03:54:20.680 --> 03:54:23.680]  and these guys went to a federal grand jury and said, look,
[03:54:23.680 --> 03:54:26.680]  and I had these guys issue this warrant to come and stole my stuff.
[03:54:26.680 --> 03:54:28.680]  There never was a case.
[03:54:28.680 --> 03:54:30.680]  Grand jury go check into it.
[03:54:30.680 --> 03:54:32.680]  This stuff would have stopped immediately.
[03:54:32.680 --> 03:54:34.680]  Never would have happened.
[03:54:34.680 --> 03:54:35.680]  Yeah.
[03:54:35.680 --> 03:54:36.680]  God bless you.
[03:54:36.680 --> 03:54:38.680]  I mean, seriously, God bless you.
[03:54:38.680 --> 03:54:46.680]  You're exposing it and now you and I are still alive and breathing.
[03:54:46.680 --> 03:54:48.680]  Yeah, that one was pretty iffy.
[03:54:48.680 --> 03:54:59.680]  What you and I have accomplished over the decades is actually pretty amazing.
[03:54:59.680 --> 03:55:04.680]  I want to tell you, Brett here, he is no chump.
[03:55:04.680 --> 03:55:09.680]  He just told me about a case he's working on and scared the crap out of me.
[03:55:09.680 --> 03:55:16.680]  Well, I got some others that we'll talk offline on that I've got.
[03:55:16.680 --> 03:55:17.680]  OK, we've got 30 seconds.
[03:55:17.680 --> 03:55:18.680]  Close it.
[03:55:18.680 --> 03:55:19.680]  Give us a closing.
[03:55:19.680 --> 03:55:20.680]  I will tell you this.
[03:55:20.680 --> 03:55:22.680]  God bless America.
[03:55:22.680 --> 03:55:27.680]  And we the people are going to continue to fight these battles.
[03:55:27.680 --> 03:55:34.680]  And it takes you having courage and the fortitude to stand up against a
[03:55:34.680 --> 03:55:42.680]  tyrannical government that does not want you to get ahead.
[03:55:42.680 --> 03:55:44.680]  OK, we are done.
[03:55:44.680 --> 03:55:45.680]  Thank you, Rick.
[03:55:45.680 --> 03:55:47.680]  Look forward to you back.