Pearl - November 25, 2024


How Wokeness in Family Courts is manipulating MEN | Pearl Daily


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In this episode, I sit down with former Texas Supreme Court Justice Blacklock and discuss his case against the Supreme Court of Texas and how it has impacted the family court system in the state of Texas. In this episode we talk about the impact of the Blacklock case and how family court is being used as a political tool by the donor class.

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00:00:00.000 and has making any of these names public like i'm just wondering because
00:00:05.120 like if i was in texas can you go visit these judges they're elected officials aren't they
00:00:10.640 oh yeah i can go to their courts anytime yeah so do people because this got so much traction do
00:00:16.960 people i don't know call the judges about your case do i mean has has this impacted that like
00:00:24.880 do they have any idea how much traction this has gotten the case oh believe me they do judge
00:00:30.160 bloody mary brown had a protest that broke out in front of her house no way oh yeah oh yeah and she
00:00:36.960 lives in university park in texas the phone calls to judges about specific cases are actually illegal
00:00:45.120 and my case caused all the courts in texas to create reminders whenever you call the courts now
00:00:51.520 they have recorded messages telling you that it's a criminal offense to try to influence a judge on
00:00:56.480 a specific case so we need to probably change the laws to make make make it legal for people to to
00:01:05.520 let judges know if they're doing a bad job on a case but right now it's actually illegal to do that
00:01:11.600 so was the protest in front of her house was that illegal that was legal however university park is has
00:01:18.960 a lot of public officials that live there and they have a no specific protesting law so you can't
00:01:26.720 protest a specific house so all they did is they marched up and down the sidewalk in front of her
00:01:31.840 house you know so it wasn't a specific house her judge bloody mary brown's husband came out and cussed
00:01:37.600 out the protesters used the f word and created a big scene actually looks to me on the video like he
00:01:43.200 assaulted one of them i actually filed a recusal on that basis because they alleged that i led that
00:01:50.160 protest which i didn't and that it constituted ex parte communication the illegal kind that i'm
00:01:56.080 talking about and that's alleged in the pleadings in texas so in texas if a spouse if a judge's spouse
00:02:05.760 is a witness to any of the facts alleged in the pleading they can't sit on the case
00:02:10.080 so she should have recused herself but she didn't so i went up they brought in a judge emeritus who
00:02:15.920 said she doesn't have to accuse herself you can get the facts some other way totally illegal but
00:02:20.560 that's how it works in texas and what about the other one blackrock or blacklock justice blacklock did
00:02:27.280 people protest him did they no no i don't think people are even aware of what he's done one of the
00:02:36.240 things that our supreme court trades on is very low publicity campaigns and so but i assure you in his
00:02:43.680 next in his next run for office people will know i will make sure of that right when does he run
00:02:50.480 it's got uh two years from now okay and he's been wow okay he's a total scumbag he knew exactly what
00:02:57.520 he was doing he he was working for the donor class and get and the other thing too is you gotta understand
00:03:03.920 pearl i am a thorn in the side of the republican establishment here they did not want to pass that
00:03:09.360 transgender law they did not want because look when i passed that law it shut down a billion dollar
00:03:16.640 industry in texas it shut down all the gender clinics at children's hospitals in four major cities
00:03:21.840 so it was a major hit to the hospitals which are a large donor class within the state
00:03:28.720 so they were really upset with me one of the main reasons they let my ex-wife move to california is they
00:03:33.360 wanted me to move there too so i would leave the state and stop being a problem for them so that's
00:03:38.720 another thing that you know people i'll i know some other examples of this besides me the former mayor
00:03:45.760 of mineral wells for example the the political establishments are using family court as a weapon
00:03:52.080 against political enemies they'll take their kids and bankrupt them and they're also able to manufacture
00:03:58.800 all kinds of fake domestic violence claims and all kinds of things which hurt them in re-election
00:04:04.240 so family court is being used as a political weapon if you have an ex-wife and you run for office you
00:04:09.360 can be rest assured that your political enemies in the republican party will definitely go talk to your
00:04:14.480 ex-wife wow so they'll they'll talk to your ex-wife and get like a news story or something well
00:04:21.360 they'll get her they'll get her in texas the the law firm of choice for this is coons fuller
00:04:26.960 and they'll get your ex-wife they'll get your ex-wife a law firm and sue you and manufacture
00:04:31.760 a case against you to ruin your election wait say that one more time sorry sorry so it's coons they
00:04:37.600 will they will get your ex-wife a lawyer with the most expensive and most powerful law firm in texas
00:04:45.360 to manufacture a case against you in family court because they know the laws of evidence don't apply
00:04:50.320 there they can get any evidence and they want and create uh fake charges domestic violence charges
00:04:57.360 and then ruin your campaign so you can't get elected but they're the largest donor to judicial
00:05:01.920 campaigns in the state of texas they buy judges oh wow they never lose they never lose so their
00:05:07.520 retainers are enormous the retainer for coons fuller is like 175 000 so they run wow that's crazy so they
00:05:15.520 they fund the whoever like the judges campaigns yes they do and then they get your ex-wife to
00:05:24.480 yes sorry say that one more time they get your ex-wife to what they'll use your ex-wife and take
00:05:30.320 you into hearings and create trumped up facts and charges to that create a court record that's very
00:05:37.600 damaging that will be used against you when you run for office wow that's exactly what they did to me
00:05:43.760 actually that's so shocking that's so shocking because i really liked the guy that i met with
00:05:48.880 there like i'm actually so actually i i liked my opposing counsel in my case jessica johnson she's
00:05:54.880 very nice lady but coons fuller was a platinum sponsor of my judge's political campaign do you think
00:06:01.440 i could get a fair trial there absolutely no yeah they gave her tens of thousands of dollars and
00:06:07.280 that's perfectly legal in every all the 50 states really so the law firms give the judges money to run
00:06:13.520 and the judges essentially oh so they have to let them win and essentially because women generally i'm
00:06:22.720 sure that's their biggest client is women so yeah so obviously they're because women file first more
00:06:29.840 so if that happens then okay that makes sense then of course you're gonna rule that way yeah and let
00:06:38.000 me give you an example of how it works in my 2019 trial when i got 50 50 custody jessica janicek from
00:06:43.840 coons fuller you know she was shocked she fell out of her chair when i got 50 50 custody from this judge
00:06:50.320 it was judge kim cooks in the 255th district court coons fuller out of retribution i believe put in money
00:06:58.560 against her opponent the next time she ran for office and they took kim cooks off the off the bench
00:07:02.960 wow that's crazy so essentially how is that legal well okay it's a good question so here's how it's
00:07:09.600 legal because it wouldn't be legal in any other industry right it could just couldn't be it's legal
00:07:15.760 because the bar association it has a very special status in america it's a private organization that is
00:07:23.120 granted the legal status to essentially manage a discipline for state governments in california
00:07:30.400 it's gone so far that they're that they have actually ruled that the bar association a private
00:07:35.920 company the bar association has sovereign immunity just like the state government you can't sue it
00:07:42.000 so the bar associations are super powerful and they are the ones most responsible for legislation that
00:07:48.960 allows this stuff to happen they want to be able to buy cases when they need to win so they pass laws
00:07:54.240 that let them do it wow there's literally no organization in america that's probably as powerful
00:07:59.680 as the bar association and if you look at members of the bar in the state governments and the federal
00:08:05.360 governments prosecutors and judges are the most powerful lobby groups within the bar association
00:08:12.640 especially prosecutors and the reason is very simple i don't think people understand this either
00:08:17.840 prosecutors and judges like family court judges have absolute immunity meaning that even if you can
00:08:24.320 prove that they violated the law in the performance of their duties with the intention to harm a child
00:08:31.680 they still can't be prosecuted for the lawyer no the judges can't judges and prosecutors they cannot even
00:08:39.360 if they violated the law with the intention to harm a child they can't be prosecuted because of protections
00:08:45.920 from the bar association well it's it's actually absolute immunity in the case of judges is a judicial
00:08:53.360 doctrine that they invented for themselves for prosecutors it is statutory absolute immunity is a
00:08:59.200 wild concept if you think about it it basically means somebody's completely above the law in the
00:09:03.920 performance of their duties for the government you can't hold them responsible you know we just had
00:09:08.400 this big debate about whether the president should be held accountable for the law or have immunity you
00:09:14.640 prosecutors and judges have that all day every day so you know if a prosecutor for example in a
00:09:20.320 criminal trial intentionally withheld evidence to convict an innocent man and send him to death to
00:09:26.480 the death penalty he can't be prosecuted for that he has absolute immunity in the performance of his
00:09:31.280 duties so it's a huge flaw in the design of our judiciary and judges have the same thing yes they do
00:09:38.800 yeah that's why they're so powerful but how is that like i'm just i'm kind of baffled that how is that
00:09:45.440 legal it's because of the bar association that's what you're saying the the bar associations have
00:09:50.640 created laws that insulate lawyers and judges and prosecutors oh the rubber hits the road for lawyers
00:09:58.560 in front of judges and prosecutors they are the lobby group for those people and in the federal
00:10:05.600 judiciary the federal judges just invented this doctrine they said well we're just never going to
00:10:10.800 ever convict a judge as long as it was in the performance of his duties you won't be allowed to
00:10:16.000 bring a case against him in federal court so that's just how it is just like you know there's the
00:10:20.800 domestic exceptions domestic relations exception in federal court so a lot of people have asked me
00:10:26.160 Jeff why don't you go into federal court on civil rights claims or go and get your constitutional
00:10:31.520 rights upheld you know in federal court well they're the supreme court since the establishment of
00:10:38.080 family courts in the 80s created a rule called the domestic relations exception it's not a law it's
00:10:44.160 not a statute it's not even a court case it's just a rule promulgated by the u.s supreme court and it
00:10:50.640 says that they just won't take any cases out of family court from the states no matter how egregious they
00:10:54.800 are they just don't take them so every time you go out of family court and you say your constitutional
00:11:00.080 rights were violated as a parent they just dismiss the case you never can take your case up do you
00:11:05.120 foresee these names of these judges and prosecutors that do this sort of thing becoming public like do
00:11:11.920 you see the public potentially doing more protests similar to yours and do you see effective i hope they
00:11:19.520 do you know one of the things that prosecutors and judges have come to believe is that they they
00:11:26.880 should not be influenced by the people and that the people have no right to know what they're doing
00:11:31.840 they do not act like public officials you know with sunshine laws well we can see what our government's
00:11:37.600 doing you know in california they sealed my case and there's no law in california that allows them to do
00:11:43.120 that so the public was not allowed to attend my trial i can't give you the transcripts i can't
00:11:49.360 even give you the rulings that all those things are sealed even the appellate courts can't get so
00:11:54.720 this has all been a secret trial and judges have come to expect this kind of secrecy as a right of
00:12:00.400 theirs you know if you go into a lot of courtrooms you're not allowed to record the proceedings you
00:12:05.360 can't record them why would why would you not be allowed to record what's happening in a public you
00:12:11.040 know a public hearing if you go to a hearing of the legislature you go like i've been to the texas
00:12:15.760 legislature and the federal legislature many times you can just whip out whip out your phone and record
00:12:21.280 the the debates that are going on on the floor why can't you do that in a court the reason is very
00:12:26.080 simple the judge wants to control the record of what was done in the court and in family courts they
00:12:32.480 often lie i've had transcripts come back where they just put three dots and and there's no the answer to
00:12:39.840 the question isn't present you know jessica janicek from kunst fuller would ask me a question i would
00:12:45.120 reply and the record would reflect that i didn't give a reply there's no evidence there and the
00:12:50.800 court reporter just said well i couldn't hear what he said you see how they control the the control that
00:12:56.480 way they can control what's in the record for the appellate court so judges want to be in absolute
00:13:00.720 control of that and if you have a tape recorder you can prove that they're doing felonious acts on the
00:13:05.760 bench by manipulating public records and so they don't let you do that some judges don't even let
00:13:11.200 you take written notes of what's going on you can't even take notes and so if that happens the
00:13:18.320 judges still can't be sued they can't be go to jail because they're i forgot the word you said but they
00:13:25.280 essentially absolute immunity absolutely they have absolute immunity so they can't even be prosecuted for
00:13:30.800 these things that is correct wow police officers have qualified immunity which means if they
00:13:37.840 reasonably believed they were following the law they can't be prosecuted but judges have absolute
00:13:44.240 immunity which means even if they knew they were breaking the law they can't be prosecuted
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