Red Ice TV - The Anti-White Trial of Shiloh Hendrix w⧸Tom Hennessy - Flashback Friday Ep364

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00:06:34.560 all right ladies and gentlemen welcome back it is friday freya's day once again is upon us it is

00:06:40.960 july 24th 2026 hope you're all doing well thank you for joining me here today i'm henrik hope

00:06:46.800 you're all doing well thank you for joining us in chat we get some people tuning in over on rumble

00:06:50.320 on x on kick on redice.tv and of course on redice members.com don't miss uh part two a little bit

00:06:57.920 later today obviously on the why white people are weird or how did white people become weird and of

00:07:03.520 Of course, WEIRD is an acronym. 0.80

00:07:05.340 We're going to do part two with the dissident later on.

00:07:07.500 That's coming up after Flashback Friday.

00:07:09.580 But we're, of course, going to spend the majority of the time here today

00:07:11.740 talking about the Shiloh Hendricks case,

00:07:14.280 what happened in Rochester, Minnesota,

00:07:17.160 all the stuff that has been just a...

00:07:19.380 We knew it was a...

00:07:20.880 At first, I thought, just the process is the punishment, you know.

00:07:25.420 And they just want to kind of bring her through it

00:07:28.760 because who heard of such a case of a disorderly conduct

00:07:31.940 going on for like, what is it, fourth day late into the night with a jury.

00:07:37.100 It's totally insane, right?

00:07:39.600 But of course, of two of the charges, one of them was found guilty on.

00:07:44.220 So we're going to talk about that, what that means,

00:07:47.280 what Tom Hennessey, who was there in Rochester,

00:07:50.460 I think it was in Rochester that the case took place as well, the trial.

00:07:54.300 Tom Hennessey was there live, kind of live tweeting.

00:07:57.720 And of course, he's been on the show before talking about that

00:07:59.600 because it was one of the helping hands who helped to set up her fundraiser

00:08:03.520 after this debacle of her saying the N-word on the playground 0.86

00:08:07.260 after this retarded 8-year-old tried to steal from her, essentially, right? 0.95

00:08:11.660 So we're going to get into all of that and talk about it. 0.94

00:08:14.100 What does it mean?

00:08:14.780 We knew there was an anti-white show trial.

00:08:17.520 I actually didn't think that.

00:08:18.600 I mean, it's not a surprise.

00:08:19.780 Obviously, we know that.

00:08:21.220 And we look at the judges and the activists and the jury selection

00:08:24.820 and all these weird things around, right? 0.99

00:08:26.600 We can't just let a white woman get away with something like this. 0.89

00:08:32.540 This is clear, right? 1.00

00:08:34.360 This is the punishment.

00:08:35.520 This is the system that's coming in.

00:08:37.360 Anyways, we'll get to that here later, ladies and gentlemen.

00:08:40.240 That's going to be very important because, of course, it's kind of a flavor, I think, of things to come.

00:08:45.900 If you ask me, I think this will be more and more common. 0.98

00:08:48.680 It's already been common for a while, obviously, of like whites not having rights. 0.98

00:08:53.440 What about the First Amendment? 0.99

00:08:54.740 What are the right of defending yourself?

00:08:56.100 What about the right of, like, them, you know, doing a criminal act against you first, right?

00:09:03.160 So anyway, we'll get into all of this.

00:09:05.860 All right.

00:09:06.480 How are you guys doing today?

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00:10:00.600 when i get home uh what happened to shallow is a travesty she deserves justice this whole trial

00:10:05.420 has been an anti-white scam anyway hope you have a great weekend love you guys take care thank you

00:10:11.180 king albert arctic wolf we love you man thank you so much for your input i agree can't say anything

00:10:15.920 more than that well i can say a lot more than that but yes i totally agree it's a it's a travesty 1.00

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00:10:56.120 I'm going to keep this show alive or not.

00:10:57.680 All right, so I'm going to bring on Tom here in a little bit.

00:11:00.040 But before we do that, I just want to check in with you guys here.

00:11:03.640 In terms of what's going on, we, of course, had the Give, Send, Go.

00:11:06.520 That's up and running as well for Shiloh.

00:11:08.540 And I think it's wonderful that it raced as much as it did.

00:11:12.440 And, in fact, this should bring it even higher now in the wake of something like this

00:11:16.340 to show them that, yes, you can get away

00:11:19.540 with these kinds of things, actually, in fact.

00:11:21.780 And it was kind of like a watershed moment

00:11:23.360 of like, finally, is white guilt gone?

00:11:27.460 Is it over?

00:11:28.920 Has the dam broken?

00:11:31.920 Have we had enough yet?

00:11:34.260 Because obviously this is not one of the most severe cases

00:11:37.640 even of ill justice or like a mistreatment

00:11:42.980 or like an anti-white legal system.

00:11:45.520 This is happening all the time, and in fact, I think it's going to continue to happen.

00:11:49.560 I think it's going to get worse and worse.

00:11:51.680 I think we're just going to see more and more of this.

00:11:54.420 And I mean, either it's through more activist judges, or it's just through the political system overall.

00:12:02.640 I mean, we know what happened under Biden, and again, this is not to say that therefore everything under Trump has been great or whatever, far from it.

00:12:08.460 This is actually, in fact, something I haven't seen any of those people commenting on.

00:12:12.100 Maybe I'm wrong, maybe there are some people in the administration or something like that.

00:12:15.000 this would be a prime way for them to kind of signal that,

00:12:19.380 yeah, we hear you.

00:12:21.980 We're looking into this.

00:12:23.360 Has anything like that happened here?

00:12:24.760 No, I don't think so.

00:12:25.900 I don't think so whatsoever.

00:12:27.680 But, of course, I'm happy to be pointed out if I'm wrong on that.

00:12:30.720 If they have, good for them for pointing this out

00:12:33.780 and bringing attention to a case like this. 0.57

00:12:36.200 But it's an anti-white system.

00:12:37.320 That's what we know. 0.83

00:12:38.680 There's just nothing else to say about that.

00:12:41.620 That's the reality of it.

00:12:42.380 And I think it's going to get much worse as we move forward as well,

00:12:46.620 be that either with the new administration,

00:12:48.480 but we know what happened under Biden

00:12:49.640 with the Department of Homeland Security and white supremacy 1.00

00:12:53.100 and white people are the biggest terrorist threat in America 1.00

00:12:56.000 and all that stuff. 1.00

00:12:57.380 I think that will just be not only back on the menu,

00:13:01.080 it will be the only thing on the menu, in fact.

00:13:03.880 That's what I think.

00:13:04.760 But we'll see what happens in 2028, 2032.

00:13:07.500 Who knows? 0.99

00:13:08.000 We've talked about the brown wave before. 1.00

00:13:09.660 It'll be just this cascading wave of discontent in the wake of something like this, right? 0.93

00:13:15.560 Let's just double down on this and remind me of this one clip that I shared.

00:13:23.660 It's a little bit of an older clip, but it's funny. 0.86

00:13:26.120 It does talk about this issue that it doesn't matter, even if white people were dead, 0.83

00:13:31.420 even if we were all gone, we've gone extinct, 0.92

00:13:34.000 these people would still fight the the legacy you know of white supremacy because it would

00:13:40.980 never be enough to them listen to this guys did you see this one white supremacy exists even when

00:13:46.080 there are no white people in the room and if you look at all of our institutions if you look at

00:13:51.300 everything that that we engage in from the kind of food that we eat from the way we worship from 0.68

00:13:55.940 the language we speak there is white supremacy as a thread through all of that okay what are you

00:14:02.780 gonna do about it you're gonna tear it all down haven't you been doing that quite successfully

00:14:06.120 since 2020 so where's trump's reversal on all this when are the statues going to go back up

00:14:12.300 again when when is the robert e lee statue going to get up again it was some second now monument

00:14:18.340 or something that they were doing some shit you know slavery monument or something out of the 0.66

00:14:22.360 robert e lee statue i already thought that happened but we covered it in western warrior again they're 0.96

00:14:26.560 doing it right renaming your parks they're renaming your warships they're renaming the

00:14:32.280 streets they're taking down statues this is on par with a with a cultural revolution in like you 0.66

00:14:37.720 know mouse china or something right that's what that's what's been happening over the last few 0.94

00:14:41.840 decades actually um but do you think this is over therefore no and there's no real pushback against

00:14:47.960 that racial cultural war that's been waged on on americans of european descent for the last few

00:14:55.580 decades there's no real reversal on that uh and in fact i think they're leaving the gate open for

00:15:00.400 the next the next regime that comes in to clamp down harder because that is going to be legitimized

00:15:07.200 it's gonna be like this is um we saw what happened under trump and of course that was all white

00:15:12.280 supremacy so now we have to fight it even harder anyway i i know that's look that's how these

00:15:18.420 things go this is not a big uh surprise i guess this is just what they do this is just the name

00:15:24.760 of the name of the game um and it's not that we just sit here and whine and complain about it

00:15:29.600 obviously, you know, we have seen tremendous amounts of efforts being shifted and resources

00:15:37.180 and things, obviously, we're a long way to go, but it's a lot more is happening now on

00:15:41.640 the ground, out there in the real world, compared to just four or five years ago, in terms of

00:15:46.600 actually standing up for white people, having white advocacy group and stuff like that.

00:15:50.560 And of course, groups, organizations, you know, institutions, things like this, right?

00:15:55.120 But of course, it's cases like Shiloh, that's so important to cover and continue to bring

00:15:59.140 attention to. And I see this continuously, there's this purity spiraling and stuff. And I don't even

00:16:03.720 want to talk much about that today because it doesn't really matter, right? But it's like,

00:16:08.120 you know, somehow white people always like that. Like, we have to look for the perfect candidate 0.96

00:16:15.140 or something. And then we can start defending white people. Or like, here's the perfect ideology. 0.82

00:16:22.760 Here's the perfect philosophy, political philosophy of how we're going to do things.

00:16:29.120 And then we all have to agree on that before we kind of act or whatever.

00:16:33.060 And, of course, most people, you know, in most cases in real life, that's not how things work, right?

00:16:37.280 You can have some plan, obviously, some ideas.

00:16:39.980 But this idea that it has to be like the perfect bulletproof.

00:16:42.620 And then, of course, something happens anyway, which turns out it was not a bulletproof thing.

00:16:46.500 But it's like analysis paralysis.

00:16:48.600 We're sitting on our asses, kind of waiting for the perfect person or moment or opportunity or ideology or political this or that to show up. 0.57

00:16:57.300 No, it's just do something, get involved, no matter what level that is. 0.98

00:17:04.480 That's what we have to do, collectivize it as white people. 0.65

00:17:08.600 So anyway, we'll talk more about how actually that takeover, I guess,

00:17:13.040 how the flip happened

00:17:15.280 when we do our afterflash

00:17:17.580 with the dissident later

00:17:18.540 in part two,

00:17:19.100 talking about how white people

00:17:19.960 became, you know,

00:17:20.720 weird, again, an acronym, right,

00:17:21.980 for wealthy, industrialized,

00:17:24.580 educated, rich, democratic.

00:17:28.320 How did that happen?

00:17:29.240 How did that shift happen?

00:17:30.280 And also, of course,

00:17:30.980 more important here in part two,

00:17:32.000 we're going to talk about that later.

00:17:32.940 How do we reverse that?

00:17:34.780 Can we reverse it?

00:17:35.800 What does that look like, right?

00:17:37.000 So we have a lot of ideas

00:17:37.940 on that front

00:17:38.800 kind of bouncing around right now.

00:17:40.400 So that's going to be interesting.

00:17:41.380 So tune in for that.

00:17:43.040 But for right now, we're obviously going to focus on Shiloh.

00:17:46.380 We're going to talk about the case.

00:17:47.620 We're going to talk about how this unfolded.

00:17:50.700 And I think Tom is with us right now.

00:17:52.940 Are you there, Tom?

00:17:54.940 Hey, can you hear me?

00:17:55.980 I can.

00:17:56.860 How are you doing, sir?

00:17:57.460 Good to talk to you.

00:17:58.340 Excellent.

00:17:58.860 How are you?

00:17:59.540 I'm not doing well.

00:18:00.920 I mean, it's a shitty verdict here, and I'm upset about it.

00:18:03.540 But otherwise, I'm doing pretty good.

00:18:05.500 How about you?

00:18:07.220 Good, good.

00:18:07.840 Just got back today.

00:18:08.920 Yeah, flew back this morning.

00:18:11.400 That's right.

00:18:11.780 you were there on location tell us about you just like i gotta i gotta get up there and cover it

00:18:17.400 irl was that what you felt he was like we gotta be there well it's ironic because i was the only

00:18:22.720 guy there like you know the local press was there in force so one side of the gallery was all your

00:18:28.000 standard uh local media and if you read their stories it's just a standard slop that they put

00:18:34.400 out they don't put out any kind of detail in in what's going on in the court that would uh bring

00:18:40.140 raise any eyebrows too much and uh yeah unfortunately on the other side i look around

00:18:45.860 and it's like there's only one person there that's representing our cause and uh our our concerns as

00:18:52.360 white people and it's just me that was you and well good job yeah it's good job for going there

00:18:57.660 and for covering it and taking the time out of your schedule and you know i know how busy you

00:19:01.340 are so this is much appreciated good job man we appreciate you yeah it's just but it is a little

00:19:06.380 disappointing because you have all these other people on our side and and with much more resources

00:19:11.200 uh than than i have who you know have that actually do social media online for uh for work

00:19:17.600 uh i'm talking about like the jack persobics or dc dranos of the world and you know your your

00:19:23.840 typical uh kosher right media and they uh they they're not interested in this at all if i didn't

00:19:29.880 if i didn't have kids the age that i do i would have probably gone but i'm just tied down right

00:19:34.060 now you know for things like that but i think was nova was there outside was is that correct

00:19:38.600 the nova guys yeah yeah nova was there outside so that so there were yeah they made uh an

00:19:43.700 appearance obviously i'm sure you're one of your favorite guys uh jake lang

00:19:47.140 of course that's right yeah of course yeah he made an appearance as well but you know to his

00:19:54.940 credit he he came he did his thing he left and i think i think most of us know how to handle jake

00:20:00.040 you just kind of don't engage you just let him do his thing and kind of just stay out of the way

00:20:05.180 because he's going to kind of he's going to implode at some point on his own but you know i just try

00:20:10.260 not to engage it's just better just let him let him he's going to do what he's going to do yeah

00:20:14.560 i mean you can't you can't stop it right but i wish we could but we can't we can't right now

00:20:19.520 but yeah but um like anybody could have gone in the courtroom like it doesn't you don't have to

00:20:24.440 have us and maybe people don't understand this but like you know you show up you go through security

00:20:29.300 screening you read the you read the signs you you look at the cases on the on the big screen like

00:20:36.160 i've never been there before so you know i'm going there i'm trying to figure out where do i go

00:20:39.680 um you just google it you know and then you look on the screen to see where which courtroom this

00:20:45.120 is being held at and you just you just walk in there you don't have you don't even have to wear

00:20:49.780 a suit or anything there's not really a dress code we'll get more into that later um but yeah

00:20:54.800 you just kind of show up and then you can kind of just be your um you can kind of just do things 0.76

00:20:59.280 sometimes that's exactly you can just we can just do shit sometimes that's correct we can just do 0.84

00:21:04.760 yeah if you want if you want to cover something yeah you you have a phone you have access to the 0.94

00:21:09.100 internet just go out and do it yeah i mean if we had uh and it's not some whining i'm just saying

00:21:14.100 if red eyes would have been able to keep up without getting you know shut down from youtube

00:21:19.140 and paypal and not being shadow banned on x and we would probably had still retained our employees

00:21:23.700 and at this point we've probably been fine paying someone even to be up there to cover it for us

00:21:28.420 you know kind of thing and but that's the that's why censorship works you know i mean i guess they

00:21:32.700 just they shut you down and kill your reach and then exactly then you only have the jack

00:21:37.040 or the tommy robinson's or the ben shapiro's left to uh to cover this kind of stuff and of course

00:21:42.380 they don't even do that you know they just leave it alone right for the most part i think i saw

00:21:47.520 I saw like

00:21:49.240 Gateway Pundit had a piece

00:21:51.740 about it you know it's like

00:21:52.760 there's some other kind of outlets you know talking

00:21:55.660 about it but this should be

00:21:57.620 way much more coverage

00:21:59.340 about this case because it's not

00:22:01.120 the case when it comes to like the anti-white

00:22:03.580 justice system but it's

00:22:05.440 the case that's probably gotten the most

00:22:07.380 attention over the last couple of years

00:22:09.620 that I can think of anyway

00:22:10.600 yeah yeah for sure no I agree

00:22:13.720 yeah so tell us so walk us

00:22:15.720 through kind of what happened and what you saw and

00:22:17.340 you know it was it was four was it four days or three four no it's yeah four days four days four

00:22:23.900 days imagine that for for disorderly conduct it's a i'm not sure there's ever been such a thing with

00:22:29.420 a jury trial and everything like this is the whole we know as i said in my opening here like we know

00:22:34.540 that the process was the punishment so i was like yeah we'll see i mean i know that when i try to

00:22:39.100 kind of squeeze her out here probably but even just going through this is punishment enough you

00:22:44.220 You know what I mean? Because it's so rare that this what what even is this?

00:22:48.700 What are we looking at here? You know? Right.

00:22:51.160 And you guys have seen some of the pictures of Shiloh.

00:22:52.920 They did not allow any media coverage of this trial, but they always allow like a court photographer who is allowed to take photos of the judge, the attorneys and the defendant, so forth.

00:23:05.580 And so those are some of those photos that you see being posted.

00:23:07.980 But, you know, Shiloh would rather not have her photo taken and posted on the Internet. 1.00

00:23:12.600 and she so she has to go through this humiliation ritual of her you know sitting there facing 1.00

00:23:18.280 facing consequences which they want to see yeah so it's not not a situation she wants to be in

00:23:23.800 um but yeah so it's a it's a misdemeanor it's a jury trial for misdemeanors they only do a six

00:23:29.320 person jury they they have two alternates so it's so it's eight people in the jury box that are

00:23:34.840 sitting listening to the case and they dismiss two right before they go back for deliberation so

00:23:40.920 the two alternates are obviously for you know in case someone gets sick or something

00:23:45.160 so it's it's eight total it's eight total that are listening to the case and obviously the gallery

00:23:51.480 behind and it was a big area for a gallery so you could probably have i don't know probably

00:23:56.920 35 people in the gallery uh to to watch and witness the the trial ongoing so i was there

00:24:03.400 was it full and was the gallery full uh at times yes especially in closing arguments

00:24:08.840 So in closing arguments, it was packed.

00:24:10.480 It was completely full.

00:24:11.960 And that's what the other media was?

00:24:14.600 No, it wasn't.

00:24:15.460 I think it was just people showing up, other lawyers and stuff, and coming in to see closing arguments just to watch and kind of other people just wanting to see, hear other.

00:24:24.760 I think it's like the bread and butter for attorneys and lawyers to come see, like, closing arguments of other lawyers.

00:24:31.380 So there was a lot of people there that weren't there for the rest of the case, and they weren't reporters either.

00:24:35.440 I'm not sure who they were.

00:24:36.260 Then they left right after.

00:24:37.360 They just wanted to hear the closing arguments.

00:24:38.840 that's it interesting so i was not sure but yeah i mean it was it was crowded the entire time but

00:24:45.640 i think during jury selection it was probably the least crowded but it was still about half full um

00:24:51.560 so yeah the uh so it started off the first two you know archer well just to set the stage here

00:24:58.600 there's a misdemeanor these are exceedingly rare he said these are just unheard of for a case like

00:25:04.360 this to go to a jury trial i looked it up and it's like less than 0.1 that go to jury trials

00:25:11.400 uh for for this so this is a rare exception but it does happen um obviously not not crazy cases

00:25:18.440 like this but yeah so the first day it was supposed to be jury selection uh that turned into

00:25:23.720 a detailed the judge ruled that they wanted to have a detailed interview of each juror one you

00:25:30.360 know separately and that that just took forever and the questions were and i posted about this on

00:25:35.800 x on day one updates but uh the first day was just interviews like uh did you know about have you

00:25:41.800 heard do you know who shilo hendrix is yes or no uh do you have you have you seen the video do you

00:25:48.120 know what the video was about all this kind of stuff and most people had seen the video or had

00:25:54.040 heard about it and what i thought one of the things i guess is worth worth mentioning is

00:25:58.920 almost all the jurors said that they had heard about it and they had heard about it on facebook

00:26:04.440 not on nobody said x not one person and we're talking we're talking about they brought in a

00:26:10.200 total about 60 jurors for this and they narrowed that down to like 16 and then they narrowed that

00:26:15.240 down to eight so out of all those people they all said not all but like almost generally speaking

00:26:23.080 all of them said facebook it was facebook all the time facebook was always the first thing they said

00:26:28.920 and this was all ages all ages of people not just boomers really so yeah i was really surprised i

00:26:35.180 was when i heard that i was like man we got a lot of work to do because yeah you think facebook is

00:26:39.700 a dead platform by now and then you get you realize when you get into the wild it's like

00:26:43.900 maybe twitter maybe x twitter is just like a it's just an echo chamber a very very opinionated but

00:26:50.900 much fewer percentage of the population that's on there right yeah i mean i think we we control x

00:26:57.240 platform generally speaking we we've won the arguments on x but not on the other platforms

00:27:02.120 and most of the people in there that are not you know chronically online or super engaged in

00:27:07.320 politics are not on x at all no they're on facebook and they're getting their news and

00:27:12.360 information from facebook only yeah um maybe a few people said they watch tv very few people said

00:27:18.040 that um so it was primarily facebook few people said instagram few people said tick tock um and

00:27:24.280 And then one person said Twitter.

00:27:26.020 They didn't say X.

00:27:27.800 So, yeah, that was a little disappointing to hear

00:27:29.980 because, you know, our arguments are not reaching these people.

00:27:33.200 No, it's not.

00:27:34.640 And that's a sobering thought, you know,

00:27:37.200 because you can be on there like, oh, look, all these people are retweeting this and that.

00:27:40.680 And it's like, does the general public care anything about this at all?

00:27:43.960 I mean, I know politics overall is a very niche kind of small thing, right?

00:27:48.860 But it's still, many people consume news or they see things in passing.

00:27:53.880 But does any of this change their minds?

00:27:56.940 Is anything, you know, it feels like there's a temperature shift and a change overall.

00:28:01.040 But maybe I'm just, again, maybe I'm just stuck in a bubble, an algorithmic bubble that was, like, designed for me.

00:28:07.260 I'm not sure.

00:28:07.720 What do you think?

00:28:09.500 Well, after, I would have agreed with you until I sat through all those jury interviews.

00:28:15.700 Because after that, I was like, wow, I think we're actually in a bubble.

00:28:18.760 I think we're in an echo chamber. 1.00

00:28:20.800 Oh, shit. 0.96

00:28:21.300 i had my suspicion uh yeah quick mention ronald b over on uh donor boxes great work thank you 0.96

00:28:30.160 ronald b we appreciate you that's very kind of you sending a 50 thank you man very generous of

00:28:33.900 you we appreciate you okay so jury selection and and of course we heard about these stories and

00:28:39.080 of course as you reported them um that this was clearly people who said uh i'm very opinionated

00:28:45.740 I am biased, right?

00:28:48.820 And was it ultimately, is it ultimately the judge?

00:28:52.940 No, it's a combination of the defender and the prosecutor that chooses the jurors.

00:28:57.140 How did that unfold?

00:28:59.740 Yeah, I think that's up to the judge ultimately.

00:29:03.100 Oh, it is up to the judge.

00:29:04.000 Sometimes the judge will make the decision on her own if she hears something that's just so egregious

00:29:09.860 that she you know she'll just go ahead and uh have that person removed from the from the pool uh

00:29:16.820 other times the attorneys have to get up and make it and recommend it to the judge for this reason

00:29:22.660 kind of make arguments so so both of those things happened uh however there were a few people that

00:29:28.180 said uh you know there was a there was a man very scrawny beta beta beta man and he was one of those

00:29:36.580 types he said both of his parents were activists the very antifa typed i got antifa vibes from this

00:29:42.580 guy and he just couldn't you know every time he was like i just i can't get past this this kind

00:29:48.180 of behavior i can't uh i i just something has to be done i can't look at this uh i forget some of

00:29:55.220 the words he said but it was all the cliche stuff that we would all shake our heads about yeah uh

00:29:59.780 and he just repeated over and over and over again and the judge you know even though uh shywa's

00:30:05.860 attorney recommended that you know he he said this person should be dismissed for this reason

00:30:10.180 and she let him stay and that that happened with some other women as well so it wasn't a lot of 1.00

00:30:15.700 people that did that but it was a few and you know she did dismiss a couple but she also let a couple

00:30:21.460 stay ultimately none of those people made it to the final eight uh so it was kind of a non-issue

00:30:27.860 at the end of the day but just the fact that they were still in the pool and they could have made it

00:30:31.540 to that final eight uh because each side has a certain number of strikes so you can each side

00:30:38.340 can strike a juror a potential juror for any reason so that i think the defense had like

00:30:43.620 five strikes and the prosecution has like two strikes so they can you know once you start

00:30:49.300 narrowing down the selection everybody can make strikes and then you get your final eight so those

00:30:55.140 that process took place and ultimately none of those people that gave the obvious like this

00:30:59.220 This person's not going to be a good, uh, juror.

00:31:03.560 Ultimately none of those people made it onto the final, the final eight.

00:31:07.800 Considering the, the amount of people in the pool, uh, it was my opinion that the

00:31:12.620 final, uh, selection was the best of the potentials.

00:31:17.160 Now I'm not saying that was the best of, you know, these are great, fantastic

00:31:20.800 selections, but from what was available, uh, they seemed reasonable.

00:31:25.440 Right.

00:31:26.000 Okay.

00:31:26.540 All right.

00:31:26.880 Well, so that's something, right?

00:31:30.040 Right.

00:31:30.220 Okay, so we got the jury, the jurors selected, obviously,

00:31:34.520 and that was the end of day one at that point,

00:31:36.980 or how long did that go on for?

00:31:38.660 No, that went into day two.

00:31:40.160 Oh, into day two.

00:31:40.960 Okay, wow, there you go.

00:31:42.140 Yeah.

00:31:42.340 Okay, interesting.

00:31:43.620 All right, and then what happened next?

00:31:46.500 The deliberations, or what do you call them,

00:31:48.700 the prosecution, was that, was the,

00:31:51.820 did they go first?

00:31:53.380 Yeah, they have opening statements.

00:31:55.040 They made opening statements,

00:31:56.240 and then they called um so they only had like two witnesses so they had the father that was

00:32:02.400 the star of the show the the kid's father the the somali kid who was uh allegedly five years old

00:32:10.800 then he was eight then he was nine so he took he took the stand and it was the biggest this was

00:32:17.040 the thing that just threw the whole trial just off the rails um this this this guy was crazy

00:32:24.400 it was just it was just nuts it was surreal i couldn't believe it in the gallery even i even

00:32:28.480 saw the jurors just shaking their heads in disbelief so the jury was completely baffled

00:32:32.640 by it as well so they were just as confused to everyone else even the the prosecutors i saw the

00:32:38.560 the prosecuting attorneys shaking their heads at times and you could see the frustration you could

00:32:43.840 see uh that they were just realizing that this witness is a disaster for our case yeah so it was

00:32:51.360 just it was very entertaining it was you know you could say it was a good day for for silo because

00:32:55.600 it was so it's so disastrous um but it you couldn't even make it up it was so bad i mean the

00:33:01.760 guy had two different translators up there and they would have to swap every 30 minutes

00:33:06.880 and each translator was you know they each had varying degrees of skill so some of them can only

00:33:15.040 translate like half as you know generally speaking when you have a translator you want to think that

00:33:19.280 they could translate one sentence you say one sentence you pause the translator can then

00:33:24.240 translate that one sentence these translators could only translate a couple words like maybe

00:33:30.400 a third of a sentence at a time so you have to say one third of a sense the next third

00:33:35.040 then the last third and so you would have to go through this translation process

00:33:39.520 three times to finish one sentence and so then he would give it then he would give an answer

00:33:45.920 and then they would go through the same thing so this this this took hours it took hours to get

00:33:53.360 through basic just basic like a couple questions it would turn into hours and i was just thinking

00:34:00.560 it's like this is multicultural this is what multiculturalism gets us this is absurd enriching

00:34:08.880 very enriching and they were of course obviously somali translators then i would assume they were

00:34:13.840 They were not English, you know, native English speakers either, but they're, how was their English, by the way?

00:34:18.740 Was that, was that bearable or like barely?

00:34:21.780 Uh, it was passable, but it had an accent, um, but you, you could understand it.

00:34:27.120 And, uh, so yeah, so he took the stand and what really threw things off the rails was just the fact that he lied about everything.

00:34:34.320 He, he, he literally lied about like the, the answer is you would not expect him to lie on.

00:34:38.980 He would lie on.

00:34:39.640 So you ask, like, this is not a question, but you'd say if it's a clear day outside and the sky is blue, you'd say, is it your understanding that the sky is blue outside?

00:34:49.080 He would have said no.

00:34:51.320 And so where do you go from there?

00:34:52.560 You have to go through the whole process to prove the sky is blue.

00:34:56.460 So it's just, it was crazy because he started asking him, you know, what are some of the questions?

00:35:03.560 So he asked him, it's like, have you or your family ever been involved in any type of fundraiser?

00:35:09.640 ever and everybody knows that there was a fundraiser NAACP had a fundraiser he had a

00:35:16.840 fundraiser for himself this is old news we all know they raised money off this so everybody's

00:35:21.260 expecting him to answer yes um well he answers no and so everyone's kind of shocked so right well

00:35:28.800 maybe he's misspoke let's ask him another way so he asked him again so we'd ask him about three

00:35:34.440 four times really get them to like confirm are you sure are you positive it's my understanding

00:35:40.360 that that you're saying this are you is that is that is that the correct answer and he would keep

00:35:46.200 saying yes i i don't know what you're talking about i've never done that whatever it was just

00:35:52.280 unbelievable because we have we have the websites are still up right it's like yes even the naacp

00:35:59.080 has said he's been involved in fundraisers so we're like well wow this is amazing we can show

00:36:04.120 that he he's not credible here but we have to go through that process so once he said you know no

00:36:10.200 i haven't been involved with it then we have to go through the process to prove that he has so

00:36:14.440 it just takes forever wow so then he talked about the the situation at the park and we thought he 0.72

00:36:21.240 was just going to say you know describe the events uh that had happened you know shiloh got mad she

00:36:27.160 said no no word to uh his son but then he started going on about how he thought that shiloh

00:36:34.520 how angry she was that she ran after uh his son like like she was going to attack him

00:36:41.080 attack his son and it was his belief that shiloh was going to hit his son and strike his son and

00:36:49.000 rumble with this he used the word rubble the translator did we're you're only supposed to

00:36:53.400 listen to whatever the translator says so if if the somali said transfer who knows but you're

00:36:58.440 only supposed to consider what the translator says so you know this is now turning into an

00:37:04.920 attentive assault case you know like he's alleging that it's a whole nother thing so you know he's

00:37:10.520 he's telling the jury that that's something that's totally not true uh so now we have to really uh

00:37:17.080 go on defense and show that this person's lying it's not credible and and brian does that he

00:37:23.640 pulls up his first interview with police and that took us into day three this is how tedious this

00:37:29.480 process uh took so or how long this process took so day three comes around uh we uh he he it's

00:37:38.440 obvious that that this is not the same uh uh version of events that he told police when he

00:37:44.360 met with police for his first interview we were able to get the the inst the investigate the

00:37:50.200 police sergeant that interviewed him the first time to come in and he explained that no i had

00:37:54.760 no issues with translations everything was quick we talked for about an hour we went over everything

00:37:59.960 that happened uh i had no issues with communication with him this is just a stand a normal white guy

00:38:06.440 and he said what was the translator present he's like yes he had a translator but it was no

00:38:10.280 issue with communication with you know he was able to tell me everything he was not concerned

00:38:15.640 at all about shiloh hurting his son he never mentioned it so i think that was enough for the

00:38:21.240 you know the jury had the jury had heard all they needed to hear to know this guy was not credible

00:38:26.200 so i think that mission was accomplished and i guess that kind of shows in the verdict because

00:38:30.440 she was found not guilty with the child even though you know i don't know what they were

00:38:35.000 even judging that on you know so so who knows yeah it's it's so i mean it's not bizarre i should

00:38:42.100 stop saying that because we know what this is about and it's very clear i'm gonna try to play 0.94

00:38:45.480 dumb here we know what the reason for this is but even for you know you you're still as a white 0.55

00:38:49.700 person you're kind of like there should be some type of uh you know normality here still in terms 0.98

00:38:55.600 of like law rather how they're choosing to go after people or like i mean because couldn't you

00:39:01.420 get him on like perjury then if he's like lying you know intentionally or like did i i assume um

00:39:07.660 what was his name again uh brian but he brought that up later on like hey we got a fundraiser

00:39:12.320 for you what are you talking about or something did that happen oh yeah oh yeah yeah well he tried

00:39:16.900 to now now he gave an interview with uh there's a interview with the media i posted uh of him

00:39:22.720 ranting because he tried to introduce some of the evidence and and this is where the judge again

00:39:27.580 inserted herself into this case and made you know uh brian wants to introduce uh the gofundme

00:39:35.020 website that is still up right now you can go to the website right now and see all this evidence

00:39:39.540 and the judge wants to bring up issues like well how do we know this is really gofundme

00:39:45.780 uh and and how do we now granted that the prosecution introduced google map images of

00:39:52.740 the playground in the beginning of this trial she didn't ask the prosecution about well how

00:39:57.420 we know this is really google how do we know this is really google maps oh gosh for the screenshots

00:40:02.860 she was fine with that but suddenly when it's gofundme now she needs an engineer why don't

00:40:07.820 you have an engineer from gofundme here to verify that this website that you can actually go to

00:40:14.380 right now that you can go to this website right now the naaacp that's it's their fundraiser uh

00:40:23.580 you can go to it right now but you need someone from gofundme here to verify that this is a valid

00:40:30.220 website suddenly so she doesn't allow into evidence so she does not allow brian to show this brian

00:40:37.420 then wants to make a record of this and uh she does you know this is back and forth legal stuff

00:40:43.980 i'm i'm not a legal person so i don't know all the intricacies of this but you know he's trying to

00:40:48.540 to make records of this for potential appeals and they are have multiple heated back and forth on

00:40:55.720 this because brian's like this is crazy you're not allowing me to make records of this even after

00:41:00.320 our breaks and the judges uh keeps taking lots of breaks and going back in her room putting it

00:41:06.160 sending us to recess for short periods of time bring us bringing us back uh she seemed very

00:41:11.560 emotional so uh yeah not not a good sign yeah i'm trying to find the one the exact there's a few

00:41:19.800 actually on gofundme this is one that didn't raise as much but the point is they're they're

00:41:23.340 they're they're they're there and you can you can find them so this is not strange in all i just

00:41:27.660 want to show that and of course guys here's the here's a picture here's the here's the judge

00:41:32.120 right here uh all uh olmston county minnesota judge krista daly that was her uh her name there

00:41:38.480 an activist judge um and of course we had i'll ask you more about the prosecution and the their

00:41:45.200 you know the team they had a little bit later on uh but yeah go ahead and finish up um you know

00:41:50.720 i don't break you off there in the trajectory there yeah one quick thing about the uh somali

00:41:55.760 father so he said you know they were saying that this guy you know doesn't he needs translation

00:41:59.760 doesn't speak english so after court uh breaks one of the day i think it's maybe the end of day two

00:42:07.520 maybe the end of day three i'm out in front of the courthouse and i'm i'm actually trying to find uh

00:42:12.640 shiloh and we got separated so i'm sitting there and i see come out the front door i see the i see

00:42:20.480 the witness the father he he's coming out leaving the court courthouse and you know i'm like 20 feet

00:42:25.440 away and then i see the two prosecuting attorneys come out so they come out they stand right in

00:42:31.360 front of the courthouse maybe 20 feet in front of the door and they start chumming it up they're

00:42:36.160 they're like besties and they're just talking and talking about the case no translator everything's

00:42:41.560 in english they're like shaking hands going back and forth everybody's talking you can't hear all

00:42:47.440 the details of what they're saying but i was like this is crazy like they're talking right here they

00:42:51.340 don't need a translator this is all this has all been a fraud this is all for show yeah all for

00:42:56.960 show yeah all for show so i so i take my phone out and i take a picture of it so did you publish

00:43:04.920 no i sent it to brian uh because this is the middle of the case i sent brian he goes would

00:43:10.200 you be willing to take the witness stand on this and he goes sure why not so it did come to that

00:43:16.920 but brian uh tried to introduce it into uh as a as evidence and so he took it up to the judge they

00:43:24.520 called uh he called a uh forget what the term is but they go up to the judge and have a discussion

00:43:29.880 and i see him with the printout of the picture i took and he introduced he tells the judge

00:43:35.480 and the prosecutor is he sees the photo and you could tell he freaks out and he looks back in the

00:43:41.860 gallery like super fast to see like and they're there they know that it's one of us in the gallery

00:43:47.040 that took the photo of them out front so we kind of caught them with a pants down moment it's a

00:43:51.840 bit definitely an unforced error on their side um but ultimately she didn't allow that to be

00:43:57.320 introduced this evidence anyway but it was just funny to see their reaction to that yeah it's just

00:44:02.760 ridiculous that they would even have the audacity you know they don't care they just they just start

00:44:06.280 talking to the guy right in front of the courthouse without a translator and not think that this might 0.95

00:44:10.380 be problematic they just do it in your face they're expecting not to get caught for any reason

00:44:15.840 anyway was there any was there any protest because of course we saw when the shallow thing you know

00:44:19.860 popped off um there was a lot of death threats you know against her and her family and all these

00:44:26.260 kinds of crazy things was there was there other people there did that do you feel unsafe at any

00:44:30.480 point for for her or for you guys no there was uh like you said that nova organization showed up

00:44:37.260 first day and there were some other people associated with with other uh more i guess

00:44:42.820 white nationalist organizations there as well not not in too big of numbers but there were a few

00:44:46.800 and they were there uh i never saw any leftist or antifa types there uh the entire time so i don't

00:44:54.220 know if they were kind of they saw the opposing force showing up and they decided not to uh not

00:44:59.840 to really cause trouble but maybe they were busy with something else with in in minneapolis uh but

00:45:06.160 they they weren't there so it was i was i was surprised i was glad they weren't there because

00:45:10.920 that would cause even more problems but yeah no that could have been a problem because you never 0.98

00:45:15.600 know about these kinds of things there's a lot of crazy spiteful mutant dogs out there and they 0.98

00:45:19.420 would do uh they would do crazy shit as we know so that i'm glad to hear that because i mean just 0.96

00:45:23.680 commenting overall on like what we did see uh of shiloh you know like she she looked looks like 0.96

00:45:29.380 galadriel against the orcs and i mean you know i made a mean picture but this is really what

00:45:33.660 she was very you know composed it looks like she was very composed obviously uh oh yeah just being

00:45:39.160 aggravated being in that situation overall but she from what it looked like from the outside

00:45:43.480 looked like she handled that very well uh what was your impression being there in person how did

00:45:48.700 she deal with all this 100 yeah i agree with you she handled it great and just as a side note after

00:45:55.000 getting to know shiloh i was with them almost non-stop for the last five days and it was the

00:46:00.340 first time you met the her and the family is that correct yeah yeah okay yeah yep so yeah initial 0.96

00:46:06.380 first impressions you know you saw that video and you think oh she might have like a spicy

00:46:10.060 personality or a uh you know i don't know how to describe it but you're not sure what to think but

00:46:15.480 after meeting her in person, you realize that she's actually a very quiet person. She's very

00:46:21.240 quiet. She's not a big talker. She wants to stay private. She's not one to just be a one-upper

00:46:29.060 in conversations. She's not always trying to get a word in. She's very reserved. She's very 0.91

00:46:35.300 measured. And she's very intelligent. But she did not want this situation to happen.

00:46:42.320 and

00:46:43.380 her in the video

00:46:45.760 the illustrious video 0.59

00:46:47.960 she just had enough 0.79

00:46:50.640 she obviously lost it

00:46:52.420 but that is not

00:46:53.880 100% not how she is

00:46:56.560 in person she is completely different

00:46:58.580 in person and in a

00:47:00.660 good way she's very reserved

00:47:01.940 very ladylike I should say 1.00

00:47:04.260 and so yeah very pleasant

00:47:06.760 and stoic

00:47:08.380 she kept her composure

00:47:10.400 the whole time 0.99

00:47:11.180 she had fantastic outfits every day and and another thing she's very they're very frugal

00:47:19.420 people her and her husband great people very nice very kind humble people and just as an example

00:47:26.220 people think that oh well she has all this money remember this money from the fundraiser was used

00:47:30.980 to relocate her so they you know they they bought a not a new home they bought a home on some

00:47:36.900 property outside of the city way outside of the city and they live in in a rural area where it's

00:47:43.780 nice and safe now and so you know obviously property costs a decent amount of money so a lot

00:47:49.220 of that money was used for that portion and then the other portion was used for defense so they are

00:47:55.860 very frugal people he works he works full-time in the trades and so i was a stay-at-home mom

00:48:01.140 um and just as an example you know she she brought a few outfits because she didn't know

00:48:06.380 how long this trial was going to go on and I heard I had to extend my hotel stay where there's

00:48:11.400 logistics for everybody because of how long this was going on yeah and she was like she was worried

00:48:17.220 because she she don't want to be seen wearing the same thing you know in the courtroom again

00:48:21.840 so uh she she was like talking about where to potentially go get an outfit and you're thinking 0.99

00:48:27.600 okay well she's got all this money she'll go to some designer store or pick something up no she

00:48:32.260 ends up going to like the thrift store or the you know the second hand store and she she buys an

00:48:37.100 outfit from the thrift store so she's very she's a very frugal person they they do not you know

00:48:42.760 they don't have new cars or anything they are very financially responsible this is not a uh

00:48:48.440 anthony carmelo carmelo anthony situation exactly exactly to compare exactly but i just yeah i just

00:48:55.400 wanted to share that because people don't know of course i mean i i have firsthand experience now so

00:48:59.440 great no i'm glad you heard and i'm yeah i mean you can do a kind of cold reading or whatnot but

00:49:04.320 yeah um it looked like um you know if from that perspective things went as well as it could have

00:49:11.040 you know in that sense and um you know the way she handled it and as you said in a very stoic

00:49:15.800 manner that seems to be the case with it um okay so then we move on what happens next we're on day

00:49:21.760 were we on day three, right? Something like that? Yeah, day three was the continued testimony from

00:49:28.880 the father that took the majority of the day, and I think closing arguments was the last day.

00:49:35.940 We had a witness, another, we had the investigator who interviewed the father the first day,

00:49:42.320 the first day that the father came in, which was 10 days after the incident happened.

00:49:47.380 so the the real father did not contact police until 10 days after uh the incident at the park

00:49:57.300 before those 10 days two other families contacted the police claiming they were the parents that

00:50:03.540 it was their kids that's right it was other and those were other somali families scamming

00:50:09.140 that's how prevalent these scammers are there was two separate somali families that independently 0.57

00:50:14.740 tried to pull a fast one because they heard there was money being raised so they were like let's

00:50:20.360 call the NAACP let's tell tell them that we're the family and try to scam so they had two of those

00:50:26.940 people and then the third person and we think that you know he got wind of it and obviously he heard

00:50:33.020 about it so he was in you know he was like i better contact the police and get in line

00:50:37.160 so i guess they vetted him and they they the police vetted him somehow so

00:50:41.980 the witness was called was the first person the the officer that talked to him for that initial

00:50:48.080 interview and he took the stand and he said that you know he basically uh contradicted everything

00:50:53.520 that father had said uh in testimony about what had happened at the park yeah uh so that so that

00:50:59.320 was good and then um i'm probably leaving something out but uh brian wanted to bring up a private

00:51:06.440 investigator to talk to some of the scamming that was discovered as far as the gofundmes and

00:51:12.600 and all that kind of stuff again that spoke to the credibility of the father

00:51:17.240 um but again the judge got in the way of of all of that and didn't allow it uh and then we went

00:51:23.240 to closing arguments and the closing arguments were great uh shiloh was very happy with everything

00:51:28.680 that um her defense did so she had no complaints and she was very pleased with uh brian's uh case

00:51:37.400 and and his his efforts to defend her he gave a great closing argument it probably went on for

00:51:44.200 i don't know 45 minutes i'm thinking so pretty lengthy and i mean he he he left no stone turned

00:51:51.720 obviously during this case the the it was constantly mentioned about how shiloh was being

00:52:00.120 harassed followed goaded into saying it by the somali that was filming her yeah that that all

00:52:07.080 this was a reactionary um this was all reactionary because of something that happened to her she was

00:52:13.560 stolen from she didn't know what was in in your the listeners may not know this but the media put

00:52:19.960 out this thing about this being over an applesauce packet well the reality is shiloh never saw what

00:52:25.640 was taken from her bag which was a purse by the way right uh they she she didn't know that this

00:52:31.880 this kid took she just saw him rummaging through her bag inside the bag and then him running away

00:52:37.960 with something she didn't know if it was his she didn't know if it was her you know her keys or her

00:52:43.320 cell phone or her purse or some money she had no idea so of course she reacted and ran after

00:52:50.280 the child that had just stolen from something from her so but the media came up with this

00:52:55.960 narrative about applesauce packets and so it's just baffling so anyway it's kind of it's nothing

00:53:00.280 she should have just let me go did that ever come out what it actually was was there something

00:53:03.880 stolen i mean she didn't know that's the point right but yeah well it turns out it was a i think

00:53:08.280 uh shywa said it was a it's a turkey packet so instead of an applesauce pack it was like a turkey

00:53:12.600 packet i guess they make the mashed turkey or something and she didn't even snatch it back

00:53:18.200 from him he dropped it as he was running away so he dropped it on the ground the show picked it up

00:53:23.320 and at that point at some point after that is when the the other guy started filming her in her face

00:53:29.160 right so so that was clarified you know that was that was that was mentioned uh non-stop so you

00:53:37.480 know it was it was thoroughly discussed so it was pretty uh you know i thought that was pretty

00:53:42.920 self-evident that that this part you know you could see in the video she's retreating the entire

00:53:47.320 time she's not she's not trying to to stand toe to toe with this guy who's filming her she's

00:53:52.440 leaving she has her her child in her arms she's headed to the car the entire video she's retreating

00:53:59.000 you know and the guy's goading her to say it he says it himself he he says the no no word himself

00:54:04.440 and he's asking her to say it so she obliges you know she obliges and she said she says it

00:54:10.680 so it's just it's just absurd that they would find her guilty

00:54:15.240 and this is the account that they found her guilty for right so it's just bizarre um so they're

00:54:22.200 deciding not to kind of stand up for the child there again it's just that's kind of random to

00:54:27.880 me right like why why the why the cameraman why that guy or you know that is the father am i

00:54:33.480 getting that right the father was the one who filmed is that correct no no no no this is so

00:54:37.800 the guy that so the guy that filmed was not the father the the person the father was never i i

00:54:43.560 don't think he can be seen in the video at all he may just briefly show maybe somewhere in the

00:54:47.960 background but i'm pretty sure you cannot see the father in the video the guy that took the video

00:54:53.000 is the somali well they're all somalis but it's i forget his name but he he was the guy that we

00:54:58.120 discovered was also charged with uh potential rape that's right and they're all they're all

00:55:03.240 kind of cousins on first uh first cousin basis anyway a lot of these people right yeah yeah i'm

00:55:08.280 looking at your screen i don't think it's it may have been that guy i'm not sure yeah this is the

00:55:12.200 other one this is a muhammad omar but he the the the news piece talks about here sharma sharmake

00:55:18.680 bayela omar so that's the guy who filmed right that's right but the charges were dropped allegedly

00:55:24.920 and it was kind of a little uncertain what was going on some people david uh donald concanon

00:55:29.160 said in the interest of justice in march 2025 it was just dropped i guess yeah no i looked out back

00:55:35.640 when all this happened i did all the investigation into this and and i found the full um uh the

00:55:42.360 victim's testimony to police and what happened i found the trailer that he was at uh i had to

00:55:48.840 i have a picture of the trailer from google google street street view where he took the girls and so

00:55:55.560 if you read the transcript it's pretty obvious that these girls are telling the truth this is

00:55:59.400 like totally they even mentioned how uh he made them made them take their shoes so they couldn't

00:56:06.040 leave the trailer because all around the trailer is like these sands burst and tall grass and stuff

00:56:10.600 that would hurt your bare feet right right well if you if you look up the satellite view or the

00:56:15.640 street view you can see all these bushes all around it's all overgrown around this trailer

00:56:20.600 so super shady and yeah this is a little privileged class of people that they go easy on

00:56:27.560 and for no for no reason in the interest of justice whatever that means um they just decided

00:56:33.480 not to pursue it it doesn't mean that they are that it didn't happen they just didn't pursue it

00:56:40.280 interesting so we don't we don't know basically we don't know what the case is all right okay

00:56:44.840 Okay. Well, yeah, fascinating, fascinating that it happens to be a previously, at least,

00:56:52.460 a man that had been charged for sexually abusing an underage, two underage girls, I think it was

00:56:58.020 total, is running around on a playground with a camera. That says something. I'm not sure.

00:57:03.140 Not concerning at all.

00:57:03.960 Yeah, exactly. I'm not sure you can, like, you can't really, like, to define, like, the character

00:57:12.400 of the person that you know in this case you're you're having a legal dispute with i don't think

00:57:16.580 you i mean you can bring it up but usually they kind of throw that kind of stuff out like

00:57:20.180 let's look at his background right kind of thing i don't think brian did anything like that because

00:57:25.300 you're not allowed to is that do you know if that's right there's no way yeah correct well i

00:57:29.620 yeah i'm sure that would not have worked without some sort of uh you know conviction on record or

00:57:35.380 how is it relevant to the case you know how so yeah i doubt that would have worked which is this

00:57:40.520 ridiculous you know kind of thing sorry to interrupt but like this you know well justice

00:57:43.980 is blind you see you might be like in a yet another legal i'm talking about any other type 0.95

00:57:48.580 of case here now but like you're in a legal dispute over i don't know some you know financial

00:57:54.220 dispute or something right and the person that you know is accusing you of taking something and

00:57:58.140 you want to you know present an image who that person is is like well they have stolen things

00:58:03.020 in the past they're convicted of being a fraudster you know kind of thing like oh how how is that

00:58:07.120 relevant to anything here like it's this you can't build a character out of the the person that's

00:58:12.000 charging you for something it's ridiculous you know right yeah yeah so he he filmed he that's

00:58:17.580 the guy that filmed shiloh and he since uh went to back to somalia even more disturbing this guy

00:58:24.560 was a cdl driver so he had a cdl truck driver's license yeah and uh that's how i found him because

00:58:29.920 on his on his way back in the day right after this happened before we all knew who shiloh was

00:58:35.500 um uh me and me and uh i think i think it was joker started working on this and we were like

00:58:43.940 we got to find this guy and i found his dot numbers from on the side of his truck and from

00:58:47.500 the dot numbers i was able to find his identity the trucking company all that stuff and his name

00:58:52.740 and then from the google searches that's when i found uh his previous charges uh that you have

00:58:57.880 on your screen or his other mug shots that he had and that was right when they were trying to

00:59:03.000 cancel shiloh so that's that's the moment we started the reverse cancellation right it worked

00:59:07.700 obviously amazing yeah exactly um cdl and of course you wonder was that issued legally or

00:59:14.000 illegally we have heard so many about these cases you know right no the cdl drivers are they have

00:59:19.760 these schools and and there's they're run by somalis there's they're scam cdl um license 0.95

00:59:25.380 factories and they're all over the country and they've been putting all these uh foreign cdl 0.94

00:59:30.660 drivers all over the roads and we still hear about it in the news and secretary sean duffy

00:59:35.720 won't take them off the road he will not take them off the road he did take them off the road

00:59:39.860 anytime that he wants didn't he do something maybe this was window dressing but i heard something i

00:59:44.940 saw him passing on i think it was a telegram channel who covers like more day-to-day of like

00:59:48.660 what they seem to be at least you know some positive things of what the trump admin have done

00:59:52.740 and they claim that duffy had actually he had taken like 13 000 people off the roads or something i

00:59:58.780 don't know if that's true but maybe it's not i don't know what do you know i don't think so i

01:00:02.400 mean i think he made there was a there was a measure that he put in place to make it more

01:00:07.000 difficult for uh renewals i think there was a measure that was put in place to renew these

01:00:12.540 these cdls there was going to be uh enhanced scrutiny and so forth uh but these renewals

01:00:18.860 it was they could be taking place any time between now and you know two or three years

01:00:25.200 now so it wasn't like a uh it was more of a reactive policy not a proactive one um to uh to

01:00:32.880 to audit these you know just just to clarify you know all these cdls the highways are federal

01:00:38.720 federally regulated uh the way stations um the federal government can can can weaponize per se

01:00:46.080 the the the way stations and and these inspection states and stations on state on the interstate

01:00:52.560 highways and anytime they want they can take any of these guys off the road because they have the

01:00:57.520 weigh stations they have the dot numbers they know who these people drive for these people are in the

01:01:02.160 databases already and they won't do it because it would impact the economy it would impact the

01:01:06.960 economy if you suddenly remove a third of all the drug of these drivers off of the highways so it's

01:01:14.240 all about a labor thing it's all about they need these cheap just like we see all around the

01:01:19.120 country unfortunately they need cheap labor yeah no definitely i i mean i think they should go after

01:01:23.600 legally the people that do hire them i mean okay granted oh they they had the they had the cdl it's

01:01:29.840 down to obviously who issued it and all that kind of stuff right so it's i get that it's like layers

01:01:34.160 here but at the same time at least when it comes to leaving the cdl stuff to the side for now in

01:01:37.840 that sense we just switch to the the overall illegal uh you know migrants that are working

01:01:42.880 and employed by all these people whatever like go after the employers but you haven't really

01:01:46.480 seen that you know i mean yeah they could stop it immediately if they want to go after employers but

01:01:51.420 they're they have no appetite the administration sorry to get sidetracked oh no it's fine we all

01:01:55.100 know yeah we all know that the administration could stop all of this they could do they can

01:01:58.880 enact mass deportations very quickly if they just touched if they just lightly touched the

01:02:05.000 employment side because no nobody that employs these people want wants to go to jail and as soon

01:02:10.340 as you put some serious punishment on the employers of these people that this will stop immediately

01:02:16.900 But they won't do that.

01:02:18.360 And then you have the issue, even though you might stop the bleeding for a little bit of remedy,

01:02:22.340 just the next administration will just do it over again.

01:02:26.000 They will do it twice as hard, twice as much as Biden did or something.

01:02:30.720 They'll just get them right back into the country.

01:02:32.460 So what legal changes are put in place in order to prevent this from happening again?

01:02:36.940 That I don't know. That's something they should focus on.

01:02:39.640 Yeah, it's just like our border.

01:02:41.440 There's nothing that has changed legislation-wise.

01:02:44.540 It's all executive order. 0.75

01:02:45.520 So as soon as Democrats take power again, they're just going to, you know, start flying in illegals, you know, just bypass the border altogether. 0.54

01:02:53.820 They'll just fly them right into all our airports directly like they were doing before.

01:02:57.860 So, yeah, it's just absurd.

01:03:00.220 All right.

01:03:00.580 So anyway, so that's kind of a side issue.

01:03:02.400 But it's interesting about all of this, too, that it's like that that world here, if you will, that, you know, Shiloh was unfortunate enough to be in cover.

01:03:10.100 Exactly.

01:03:10.460 It's just a continuation of all the kind of stuff that we look at 1.00

01:03:15.080 and cover all the time, you know, like these fraudster Somalians 1.00

01:03:18.280 are involved in, like, you know, accusations of pedophilia, 0.99

01:03:21.800 accused of having, you know, sex with unraged girls,

01:03:25.060 and then she's on the playground.

01:03:26.440 And as you said, I mean, this is probably like a,

01:03:28.740 it was probably the first and only time that will happen

01:03:31.080 in terms of Shiloh's, you know, reaction to something like this.

01:03:33.960 But she clearly just, like, had enough of this.

01:03:36.600 You know what I mean?

01:03:36.880 Like, there was just, like, I've had it.

01:03:38.840 And then the fact that they're, like, coaxing these things out of her or whatever shows you how absurd it is.

01:03:43.720 It's like, well, my client was frustrated, Your Honor. 0.84

01:03:48.360 Yeah, I mean, the Somali chasing her through the park is basically calling her a coward. 1.00

01:03:53.020 Right. 1.00

01:03:53.480 And this is someone that, you know, she just got stolen from, and he's saying, you're a coward, you're a coward. 1.00

01:03:58.380 You don't have the balls to say that. 1.00

01:04:00.620 Because they know that they can take out the phone, and they can get them in trouble. 0.99

01:04:04.820 Just like this. 0.76

01:04:05.300 Remember the Scottish girl?

01:04:06.540 Someone brought up in chat the other day. 0.78

01:04:07.700 It was a good reminder that Scott, show us the knife. 1.00

01:04:10.300 Remember, he was like the gypsy guy who was like filming the little unraged girls or whatever. 1.00

01:04:14.800 He knew immediately, like, if I can just get them on video showing that she has a knife or something, 1.00

01:04:19.120 she will be legally held accountable, not me, you know?

01:04:22.080 Exactly.

01:04:22.780 Yep. 0.99

01:04:23.520 I mean, whenever you have Somalis, you know, Somalis especially, you're going to get autism fraud. 0.99

01:04:30.380 You're going to get sex crime. 0.99

01:04:31.920 You're going to get CDL.

01:04:34.040 There are going to be bus drivers.

01:04:35.160 the father that testified on uh the child's father that testified during shywa's trial

01:04:41.600 guess what his occupation is he's a bus driver i look up his tiktok guess what he's also driving

01:04:48.920 semi-trucks so likely there's no way to proactively find out if he has a cdl because

01:04:55.580 this is private information but i'm sure he has a cdl as well so all you know this is just the 0.68

01:05:01.400 standard status quo stuff for somalis in america that's what they do scamming fraud sex crime 0.89

01:05:08.700 rape all this stuff yeah but we need them for diversity you know diversity in and of itself 1.00

01:05:16.220 is a virtue so who cares if there's like negative side effects yeah right well i mean you see how

01:05:21.280 they're taking over areas and just personal experience when i you know i go to rochester

01:05:25.340 yeah and i'm walking around for this trial you know going to get dinner or whatever and you know

01:05:31.180 i'm not surrounded by blacks you know there's there's it's probably less black than many areas

01:05:36.900 of florida uh especially like orlando or jacksonville or fort waterdale much much more white

01:05:43.520 people than black people the difference is you don't they're not american blacks these are

01:05:47.580 somalians and so you have a even crazy in-group preference with these people so you don't have 0.87

01:05:53.860 to bring as many of them in uh i think i think they can bring less in and they have a greater 0.91

01:05:59.100 impact because they're so uh collect they're so into collectivizing they're trying yeah they're

01:06:06.380 literally they have marriages with their first cousins and stuff like they're you know i mean

01:06:10.840 they're like it is literally like uh you know la familia for them if you you know instead of

01:06:16.320 comparable to italians but i'm saying like if there's any group like the whole belt from

01:06:22.480 middle east to north africa uh they are all doing everything on like hyper tribal extended family

01:06:30.220 type of relationships and they move in and they're like a mafia and so if they give the 0.74

01:06:34.000 foot in through the door in whatever industry or business or government or whatever your police

01:06:39.700 department they start uh just like some other tribes right ruthlessly advocate for their own 0.64

01:06:45.180 if they're in a position to hire people they will they will hire their own and they will 0.55

01:06:49.340 take over effectively a high trust rule-based society that just stands there with its pants

01:06:56.940 down so to speak its collective pants down unable to deal with this like highly insulated tribal 0.80

01:07:02.860 you know ethnic enclave that moves in because we we're so unaccustomed to it you know 0.96

01:07:08.000 yep 100 so you have like the indians you know the indians do this except it's a little bit 0.96

01:07:14.280 different but they have the extreme in-group preference with hiring their own people 1.00

01:07:17.760 uh maybe slightly less scamming they still scam but probably a little bit less than the somalians 0.79

01:07:22.760 but you get the somalians and uh they do it all like they have the in-group preference they do 0.96

01:07:28.500 the extreme scamming they do the crime they do the fraud so they're like if american blacks are 0.93

01:07:33.800 just bioweapons the somalians would be like stage five bioweapons right yeah ultimate they would be 0.90

01:07:39.580 the final boss of bioweapons correct one somalian might make up for like five american blacks as 0.98

01:07:46.460 far as like bioweapon hazard level or something interesting i think that's why they prefer them 0.60

01:07:50.840 to put them in the midwest too to like to shut down that like you know germanic scandinavian

01:07:55.900 stock core up in those states exactly let's stick them in the widest area of the country possible

01:08:01.100 yeah like right completely blow up the place oh my gosh okay so we have i'm not sure if we should

01:08:08.240 get into it now but should we should we talk so i guess run us through that well obviously you

01:08:13.320 You have no insight into how the deliberations of his juries and all that kind of stuff.

01:08:17.120 But what happened was the verdict is rolled out there.

01:08:19.820 Yeah, well, we have a little bit.

01:08:21.300 We have, so, you know, they send the case to the jury.

01:08:27.420 They get the case around, I want to say, between 1 and 2, sometime around then.

01:08:32.240 My post would probably have a better time, but sometime in the early afternoon.

01:08:36.420 So they get the case around, let's just say 1, and they go back.

01:08:40.540 and then so we just kind of we're thinking well this could be like one hour but we know they have

01:08:45.560 to break for lunch and i think they bring lunch into the jury so they stay in their jury room

01:08:50.340 they have lunch delivered so we're thinking it's like okay so they they need an hour to take lunch

01:08:55.100 maybe an hour of deliberation we'll get to hear something and we don't hear anything and so it

01:09:00.640 goes on and on it goes into three four hours goes to five hours goes to six hours so it's like

01:09:05.560 eight eight o'clock at night and then all of a sudden we uh the they call the lawyers when when

01:09:11.040 the attorneys when there's any action so we get a call brian gets a call and they say oh the jury

01:09:17.320 has a question and brian had told us this is how it usually goes they you always get a question

01:09:21.540 and they don't tell you the question so they have to reconvene they bring everybody back

01:09:26.160 they bring the jury in they present the question to the judge the question is talked about with the

01:09:32.400 attorneys before the jury comes in. They discuss how they're going to handle the question. Then

01:09:38.220 they bring the jury in, and then they tell the jury the answer to the question. Well,

01:09:43.640 the question was, what is the definition of boisterous? That was the question. So after

01:09:48.900 eight hours of deliberation, their question was, what is the definition of boisterous?

01:09:55.520 Gosh. So we just don't know what to think from that. What in the world?

01:10:02.400 It's like Bill Clinton, what was the word, the Clinton trial? What does is mean?

01:10:12.400 Yeah, something ridiculous. You're just down to a hyper, small detail. How does anything hinges on this? Anyway, go on. 0.97

01:10:22.400 now for the judge's credit and and the attorneys also both sides uh you generally speaking when

01:10:28.320 juries ask nonsensical questions like this the best it seems to be from from what i've heard

01:10:34.640 it seems to be the best practice it's kind of like just not entertain it uh so the judge and

01:10:39.120 both of the attorneys agreed that the question should not be answered and they should just be

01:10:44.640 sent back and and say just refer to your jury's instructions and do the best you can and because

01:10:50.320 once you start answering these ridiculous questions it just it can turn into more and it it it is

01:10:55.840 counterproductive apparently so that's what they did they said sorry we're not uh you're not getting

01:11:01.760 any additional information than what we gave you the judge is telling them this and then they are

01:11:06.160 dismissed and told to continue deliberating so then it goes on on and on until it's after 10 o'clock

01:11:13.440 and uh we're just wondering it's like what in the world's going on you know these people have kids

01:11:17.760 they have you know there's there's schedules here why are they keeping them this late this is a

01:11:23.440 misdemeanor case and and they're this there's more jury deliberation happening here than in murder

01:11:29.200 cases so finally we get the notification that a verdict has been reached so we we reconvene same

01:11:36.800 brick and roll bring everybody back in then they read the verdicts and uh yeah we're just shocked

01:11:42.560 so we get the the first verdict they read was the uh charge against the child and they we are not

01:11:49.200 guilty so i'm thinking well this is a we we got this because if that's the one if there was going

01:11:54.720 to be one that she was going to be found guilty it was going to be because the sympathy because

01:11:59.200 it's a poor child so they said not guilty to that so so i thought we're good to go and then they go

01:12:04.480 next charged uh regarding the videographer and they say guilty and we're just shocked everybody

01:12:11.600 was shocked and then ironically they the prosecution proceeds to read after this is all wrapped up

01:12:18.160 they proceed to want to delay sentencing for one week um shywa's attorney says no this is ridiculous

01:12:24.640 we need a we need sentencing now this is a minor this is a minor we don't need to drag this out

01:12:30.720 any longer the judge agrees so they go straight to sentencing so the the prosecution then says

01:12:36.800 well wait we want to read a victim impact statement to obviously influence and i think

01:12:42.320 all of this is is this is all for show like they this has already been worked out before

01:12:47.200 you know the naacp has been in close contact with the state and the prosecution regarding this and

01:12:53.440 what they want to see happen so they read this woe is me victim impact statement about the boy

01:12:59.120 now remember shia was found not guilty for the boy she was found guilty for the count against

01:13:05.760 the videographer so then they're going to read this long woe is me statement about the family

01:13:11.440 and the boy the account that she was found not guilty on they're going to read it anyway so they

01:13:16.320 they go on for like 10 minutes reading this thing um i left the i left the gallery at that point so

01:13:22.800 i because i wanted to send updates because i think i wanted to be the first to get the verdict out so

01:13:27.600 i right stepped out the verdict then uh went back in and so then they did the same thing and i think

01:13:34.080 uh they they gave her a ridiculous amount um of community service like 200 hours and a suspended

01:13:41.440 uh suspended jail sentence basically i think 60 days but suspended so it doesn't have to be served

01:13:48.880 uh as long as she doesn't violate probation so she has the tough thing is the 200 hours of

01:13:54.320 community service she gets to choose she can do like a non-profit of any type 200 hours though 0.90

01:14:00.320 it's ridiculous absolutely ridiculous 200 hours holy shit i think he comes out to like six weeks 0.99

01:14:07.000 of work oh my gosh shit so there's a lot of options that can happen here so it's not you 0.99

01:14:13.800 know none of this none of this takes effect for many more weeks so she doesn't actually have to 0.97

01:14:18.480 do anything for you know maybe uh two or three months and then also those things might get

01:14:24.680 delayed or we can um you know they're going she she was funded to fight this and she's going to

01:14:30.680 continue to fight this and and uh brian wants to appeal this stuff and you know there's limits to

01:14:36.440 what the appeals to do can do because they the appeals go to the state and do you think the state

01:14:41.480 of minnesota is going to be sympathetic to shiloh hendrix no they're probably not

01:14:45.800 so we don't know how these appeals are going to work but she's going to try them anyway

01:14:49.400 and you know it is going to be costly to her but yeah uh she wants to fight this and she wants to

01:14:55.160 you know she wants to make it as difficult for them as possible this is a very rare circumstance

01:15:00.120 where someone is willing to take things anybody else would have said okay let's just settle i'll

01:15:06.680 take the fine i'll plead guilty for one count of disorderly i'll pay the thousand dollar fine let's

01:15:13.080 just be done with this that's what most people would have done right uh even if they had received

01:15:17.960 fundraiser money they still would not have want to sat through a four-day jury trial correct so

01:15:22.920 shiloh went through all of this because that's how much she wants to fight this good so it's a very

01:15:27.480 unique situation i don't think many other people would have been willing to do it no no definitely

01:15:31.240 not yeah hendrix will also also receive supervised probation as you said served 200 hours of community

01:15:36.680 work service and it's also ordered to pay a thousand dollar fine and it you know that all

01:15:41.960 these people i'm not saying all the jurors but like you know the the rest of the whole

01:15:45.880 illegal structure they're around shiloh in this case they're they're aware that she's raised

01:15:50.920 funds on this they we just can't let them get away with this we gotta we we gotta make an example out

01:15:57.160 of these people because of course you know you sent me the link to the nwacps the rochester branch

01:16:02.520 of how they immediately got in on this and like turned this into a huge activist anti-white type of

01:16:08.280 of effort on their part and a lot of people

01:16:13.980 and even organizations here in this case

01:16:16.620 got involved early in this process 0.94

01:16:18.580 to like make an example out of her. 0.86

01:16:20.020 So that's also, she's fighting that on top of it.

01:16:23.780 It's not just like her case and the thing.

01:16:25.760 She's, that's why, you know, people said it at the time,

01:16:28.040 of course, and we did as well. 0.62

01:16:28.920 She's like a representative of white people, you know,

01:16:31.720 like does whites have any rights anymore in the country, 0.72

01:16:34.760 right, because it was down, what was it?

01:16:36.280 I'm not sure we touched on it, but like,

01:16:38.280 And maybe you mentioned, excuse me if you did, but like down to the fighting words type of aspect, right?

01:16:44.140 Like that she didn't initiate any of this.

01:16:46.660 She didn't just walk up to someone and call them the end word, you know, things like that, right?

01:16:50.840 She was the one who's like responding to an event and an incident or whatever.

01:16:54.920 And then they're like down to like, well, she, like somehow she's the one who antagonized the situation.

01:17:00.460 She made it worse.

01:17:01.240 These are fighting words.

01:17:02.040 What happened with the First Amendment? What happened with rights of just like saying something back to someone who steals something for you?

01:17:09.980 Like there's so many things down the line here that shows you just how absurd this is.

01:17:14.920 But this is not just a normal case. This is Whitey on trial yet again. That's what I see that this is. 0.98

01:17:21.620 Yeah, of course, because if you had reversed this and this was about someone saying cracker to a white person, there's no way this would be prosecuted at all.

01:17:29.560 this would this would be a completely non-issue they would laugh at you if you tried to advocate

01:17:34.760 for going after someone for saying cracker that no one's going to care um so yeah it's just totally

01:17:41.240 ridiculous this is all because this is directed at a protected class of people that get special

01:17:46.840 privileges in this country uh that are protected um and used as a bioweapons and uh that's the 0.78

01:17:54.120 purpose and the media protects these these protected class of people and you can see it

01:17:59.320 because they won't well they refuse to report anything i mean rarely sometimes they do you

01:18:04.440 know the murder or the crime is so egregious they have to post the mugshot they have to talk about

01:18:08.520 the details of the crime but generally speaking the media will the media exists to cover this up

01:18:14.280 the media exists to talk about other things and distract you from what's actually going on

01:18:18.920 that's primarily what all the local media does very rarely are they actually talking about what's

01:18:23.000 actually happening in the city who's causing all the problems who's committing all the crime

01:18:27.200 their job is to hide most of those things from you correct absolutely correct do you want to play um

01:18:34.380 should we play a little bit of brian's video that you shot there uh let me see that could be good

01:18:39.040 to hear a little bit oh great uh let's do that here's also obviously daniel carcannon has been

01:18:43.860 good on this too uh in addition to all the incredible work you've done on this uh the names

01:18:49.860 in the faces of Shiloh Hendricks' persecution, or persecutors, I guess you could say.

01:18:54.640 Yeah, Michael Spindler-Krage, Rochester City Attorney who brought charges. 0.62

01:18:59.220 Nicholas Schabel, the Jewish-led prosecutor.

01:19:02.280 And then, of course, Trista Daly, the judge. 0.83

01:19:04.700 He's this fat judge here, doing all she can to ensure a conviction.

01:19:08.280 But, you know, we're talking about the Rochester NAACP as well.

01:19:14.340 Rochester's Community Engagement Response Team.

01:19:17.820 I guess even at some point the mayor, Kim Norton, kind of got involved.

01:19:22.400 The Rochester City Council President, Randy Shubring, Minnesota attorney.

01:19:27.080 We know about Keith Ellison. We know everything.

01:19:29.500 I'm sure he got in there as well.

01:19:30.840 He's a huge anti-white activist, Antifa handbook guy, right?

01:19:35.860 Minnesota's Council on American-Islamic Relations.

01:19:38.800 Anyway, there's some other people listed here as well.

01:19:40.480 But the point is, it's a whole slew of people in the state,

01:19:45.580 and in this area specifically that decided to put their sights on her

01:19:49.540 and go after her.

01:19:50.340 That's what we're looking at.

01:19:52.100 Yeah, and Minnesota is, I mean, obviously the rural areas may not be bad to live in,

01:19:58.000 but the state in general have been captured by the left,

01:20:00.880 and their major centers of power in the state are completely under leftist control.

01:20:05.740 That's right.

01:20:06.620 Ein Scherisker sent $5.

01:20:08.660 Good episode and wise words, as always.

01:20:11.160 Henrik.

01:20:11.880 Thank you, Ein Scherisker.

01:20:13.000 Appreciate that.

01:20:13.800 Very nice of you.

01:20:14.400 first rumble chat of the day we appreciate you thank you okay so so we have to yeah so we have

01:20:19.860 to just you know these i don't know if there's ever saving a place like you know rochester or

01:20:24.440 minneapolis at this point with with what's happened but it needs to be like you know how

01:20:28.160 this old spirit airlines used to keep uh you know before spirit airlines went bankrupt the blacks

01:20:33.120 used to fly on spirit airlines and so it you have to look at the bright side of that fact so you 0.96

01:20:38.180 know because spirit airlines exists it keeps the blacks out of the other airlines exactly yep 0.92

01:20:44.180 so because places like minneapolis because places like rochester exist it keeps the leftists and the

01:20:51.460 crazies and the somalians out of places like idaho you know or some other areas or some other

01:20:58.000 regions or whatever so that's the only positive i can think of it and we just have to make sure 1.00

01:21:03.020 to make these people feel as uncomfortable as possible when they exit those areas and try to

01:21:08.300 move into our areas good point yeah that exactly no that's um that's definitely correct that is

01:21:14.720 definitely correct um gonna have a enclaves fine for now have it over there and we can until we

01:21:21.360 can actually deal with the situation all right let's listen a little bit here to um to brian

01:21:26.020 so yeah so after yeah after the verdict comes out uh you know obviously we we are getting ready to

01:21:31.840 exit the courthouse i say bye to shiloh everything else so i'm like brian's talking he's not great

01:21:36.560 with the media he does he's not great with social media he doesn't have a big x account

01:21:40.180 so i talked to him and i go i can make you go viral on this video what i need you to do

01:21:45.360 is i need you to speak loud let's go out there they already have the lights i told brian they're

01:21:50.520 going to clip it if you just talk to them they're going to clip it they're not going to show

01:21:54.620 whatever you say they're not going to show they're going to just edit little clips and they'll play

01:21:59.820 what they want on their newscast and that's going to be the end of it i can go out there and i can

01:22:04.540 stand right next to them i can film you with my phone and as long as you're speaking loud enough

01:22:09.660 i could film it and i guarantee this video will go viral and so that's what i did so that's what

01:22:14.880 this video is this is me taking the video and i'm holding my camera literally just on top of the

01:22:20.380 other reporter's heads yeah okay yeah i guess 1.1 million views right now so a good good job and

01:22:26.900 great that you're there to to in school sounds wrong but to help along in that process right of

01:22:33.900 like media and like to give the full story because that's always what people want to hear right so

01:22:38.560 good job all right let's play it here what's your reaction to the verdict today uh i think it's

01:22:42.940 pathetic i think it's sad i think it's sick i think uh shocked uh i've never had a trial where

01:22:50.340 they keep people this is a misdemeanor by the way till 10 30 at night never even heard of that one 0.87

01:22:55.160 before most courts most counties what they do is around 4 35 o'clock is they say okay we're gonna

01:23:01.400 to send the jurors home. They got kids, they got families, they got things to do. No, we're keeping

01:23:06.220 them. I've never heard of that before. So that alone, I know this is a thing, I guess, Olmstead

01:23:11.540 County, they do this. I thought that was bizarre. But the verdict itself, let's make something clear

01:23:17.300 here. Let's make something very clear. She's acquitted, not guilty, right? Not guilty with

01:23:25.600 the child. The state reads a, what, a five-minute victim impact statement about the child? She was

01:23:33.860 acquitted about the child. She's convicted on the count involving the cameraman, who they never

01:23:41.900 called to testify. Keep this in mind. They never called the cameraman to testify. This judge

01:23:49.640 prohibited us from telling the jury that Jamali, Shire Jamali, had a GoFundMe page, $340,000.

01:24:01.040 He testified that it was done in May last year, done. That's not true. There's a link on the

01:24:09.680 bottom of the page that goes to another open account. My investigator hit the link last night,

01:24:16.920 donated ten dollars it's open you can donate right now you can donate right now to shire

01:24:24.120 jamali's go fund page right now it's open he testified under oath and perjured himself

01:24:31.220 he perjured himself over and over and over and over again this was without any stretch of the

01:24:38.960 imagination it was like i was fighting the prosecutor and the judge it was like i'm taking

01:24:44.180 on two parties at the same time the judge and the prosecutor was very bizarre very bizarre

01:24:50.820 gofundme huge worldwide giant it's like google right this is so big my investigator was going

01:25:00.780 to testify that this page with shire jamali's name on it five-year-old the kid's nine five-year-old

01:25:11.440 $340,000 he raised. The judge would not let me show it to a jury. Sorry. The judge would not

01:25:20.760 let me show it to the jury. Okay. And if you go through the, any of you right now can go online

01:25:27.600 right now, right now. And they're just like, you can't authenticate this. You can't lay foundation.

01:25:32.340 This prosecutor is telling the judge, Oh, how do we know this is real? How do we know this is real?

01:25:38.760 anyone can make this up you can go online right now today right now go on that page unless they

01:25:45.320 run and take it down scroll down he has an open go fund me he said on the stand he does not he 0.52

01:25:52.660 lied and lied and lied and lied this entire thing's a shakedown they ought to be ashamed of 0.50

01:25:59.160 themselves the prosecutor should be ashamed of himself the judge should be ashamed of herself 1.00

01:26:03.840 I had a battle here for four days on a stupid misdemeanor, disorderly conduct. 1.00

01:26:09.140 This is nuts. 1.00

01:26:10.440 This was crazy.

01:26:12.780 340,000.

01:26:14.540 Nope.

01:26:15.200 Can't show the jury.

01:26:16.960 Five-year-old.

01:26:17.900 Kid was nine.

01:26:19.260 His name's on it.

01:26:20.120 Can't authenticate it.

01:26:21.540 Still open account.

01:26:23.120 So we're going to appeal it.

01:26:24.860 We will appeal it.

01:26:26.440 We have so many appellate issues, I don't even know where to begin.

01:26:30.480 Judges screaming at me during the trial.

01:26:32.620 judge is interrupting me every time I want to make a record judge says to me Mr. Corrales

01:26:38.780 you keep you keep wanting to make a record after I rule this is crazy most rulings during a trial

01:26:49.260 by a judge are made during the trial and then when you take a break you make a record right

01:26:56.000 you take a break you make a record I kept asking if you're in there and you watch the trial I kept

01:27:02.240 asking i need to make a record i need to make a record she'd get upset run in the back get upset

01:27:06.880 run in the back your honor i need to make a record it started piling up all these objections started

01:27:12.160 piling up your honor i need to make a record i need to make a record she'd run in the back

01:27:17.360 i'm like judge we gotta make a record this is this is insane this isn't law

01:27:21.840 this is a circus this is monkey court this is nuts right you make a record the judge should

01:27:28.960 come out and say okay i made my ruling mr corrales what is your record you like to make i try to make

01:27:35.040 a record she interrupts me from the beginning right from the start every time i tried to make

01:27:39.680 a record she interrupt me every single time every single time like your honor i'm trying to make a

01:27:44.960 record that's what we do as lawyers right i don't know if the lay people or the you know people in

01:27:50.160 the community understand this the way trials work is judges make rulings during trial we don't want

01:27:55.200 to interrupt the trial to make a record every time someone objects and there's a ruling so when

01:28:00.640 there's a break or you go to lunch or at the end of the day you make a record she wouldn't let me

01:28:05.440 make a record if you're in there you heard it she'd talk over me she'd interrupt me wouldn't let me

01:28:11.440 make a record over and over and over again why she didn't want anybody to hear what they didn't

01:28:18.000 disclose the name of shire jabali until monday if the first day of trial no i'm not done sorry until

01:28:24.800 the first day of trial they didn't even disclose his name think about that a trial a jury trial

01:28:33.200 in the united states of america i didn't get the name until monday when we started the trial until

01:28:40.880 monday and then my investigators do a record check then we uncover oh my god he's got this gofundme

01:28:47.920 three hundred and forty thousand. Mr. Krell has a couple of things. Sure. According to the court,

01:28:53.040 you agree to those free trial terms about not getting the witnesses beforehand and did not

01:28:58.240 agree to it. Here's the deal. Here's the deal. I thought I was coming down here to try a free

01:29:03.760 speech case. You all saw the video. I thought I was coming to Rochester to try a free speech case

01:29:11.120 based on the video then it took on an entirely different it just turned right mr jamaali takes

01:29:18.880 the stand one answer any question i asked him he sat there like this oh i don't understand he looked

01:29:25.520 at his interpreter i don't understand i don't understand over and over and over again when the

01:29:31.360 prosecutor asked him the question he had no problem through the interpreter understanding

01:29:36.480 Never had a problem understanding.

01:29:38.200 Not one time.

01:29:39.500 I put the detective on the stand.

01:29:41.820 Detective, did he ever have a tough time understanding you?

01:29:45.180 Never had a tough time understanding him.

01:29:47.360 Never had a tough time.

01:29:48.760 Not one time did the detective have any problems understanding.

01:29:52.700 You're in the jury room, or in the trial.

01:29:54.940 You're in the courtroom.

01:29:55.960 You're in the courtroom.

01:29:56.740 You're in the courtroom.

01:29:58.340 He acted like he didn't understand any question I asked him.

01:30:02.260 Every single question was like pulling teeth.

01:30:04.460 It's like, huh, oh, oh, it went on and on and on.

01:30:10.600 This is a fraud.

01:30:11.940 This whole thing's a fraud.

01:30:13.280 The cameraman, the cameraman.

01:30:15.640 By the way, let's make something clear.

01:30:17.680 They didn't convict him with the child.

01:30:20.320 Your headlines could be about the child.

01:30:22.200 No, they convicted her on the video with the cameraman.

01:30:25.720 The disorderly conduct is about the cameraman.

01:30:28.880 And from what I understand about the cameraman, he has a GoFundMe.

01:30:33.000 and his go fund me hold on his go fund me is he died he has a go fund me that he died give money

01:30:40.500 to the cameraman who died and from what i understand he's well alive this whole thing 1.00

01:30:46.600 is fucking bullshit this is a fraud this is a fraud upon the community yep there you go oh boy 0.99

01:30:54.780 yep entertaining yeah i mean exactly it is entertaining and uh do you i'm not sure if 1.00

01:31:01.100 you get a chance to you know talk to him and yeah you don't have to say anything in order to but

01:31:05.560 um to us it's obvious what's going on here uh do you think do you think that it was obvious to him

01:31:12.420 as well what was going on here uh what do you mean well that the whole like it's not just that

01:31:19.660 this was this was a i've never experienced anything like it this is crazy the whole thing took it took

01:31:24.380 a different turn like that that he that he understands that like no you don't understand

01:31:28.600 but like this is like white america on trial this is not just about your client you know i mean like

01:31:33.160 do you think he gets that uh i don't know if he gets it to the same degree that we get it

01:31:39.240 right uh i think he sees that it's ridiculous and adjust but i don't think he probably believes the

01:31:46.040 the level of they would say conspiracy that we believe which we don't think it's a conspiracy

01:31:51.320 because it's everything's fact-based really so uh i think he might not be you know i don't think he's

01:31:58.360 He's probably, well, actually, I know he's not aligned with us with a lot of things.

01:32:02.460 He's conservative, but I don't think he's aligned with us about, like, racial issues.

01:32:07.100 Oh, Ryan Houdins said $20.

01:32:08.780 Oh, sure.

01:32:09.300 Henrik just sent you a picture on XPN.

01:32:11.540 Would be glad if you could show it. 0.93

01:32:13.140 White man fight back.

01:32:14.460 Okay, I'll pull it up. 0.60

01:32:15.560 Yeah, thank you for pausing there, too.

01:32:17.500 No, and again, it's not that I need him to get it, but it's an interesting, because what am I getting at?

01:32:23.200 We already understand where this is going.

01:32:26.100 We already understand why this is happening.

01:32:27.680 we all understand where you know where what that this will continue to happen and stuff and like

01:32:32.340 but it's always interesting to see when a person who's not tapped into that world

01:32:35.440 all of a sudden find themselves there and like well you know bro there's there's like only one

01:32:40.640 way to kind of explain this right well we did warren bryan like it's like you know when he got

01:32:46.280 involved with this and i go i don't think you understand how crazy this is going to get

01:32:49.600 and my predictions did not disappoint because you know when we were there for this this got crazy

01:32:56.300 you know this was like the leading story in the country kind of thing yeah right and uh everybody

01:33:00.860 was this was the top story you know as far as the shiloh stuff so again this is not the first time

01:33:06.460 this has been the top story with shiloh but i knew it was going to get crazy i think it surprised him

01:33:11.260 how crazy it got obviously from what he was saying last night um so i may i think he's probably

01:33:17.820 interested in doing more interviews um uh potentially as well so i think he's he's he's

01:33:23.900 he can give a lot better detail on some of the specifics of the case as far as like the stuff

01:33:30.060 i'm speaking to he could talk to it from the uh from the from the defense side about what what

01:33:36.940 technically the judge is doing wrong and what how it should happen and what happens what happens with

01:33:42.940 appeals and why these why these records are important for appeals and why it's important

01:33:47.980 to be able to make a record uh for the appeals at a later date stuff like that right yeah um

01:33:56.300 what's do you know timeline wise in terms of uh doing the appeal that that happens pretty quick

01:34:01.340 usually but i'm not sure in a case like this because everything seems not not as usual right

01:34:06.220 yeah no he uh so he said since i posted that video of him he's had enormous uh support he was

01:34:13.820 was I cannot believe how many people have reached out to me in the last 24 hours or not even 24

01:34:20.260 hours since I posted that. And he's got people wanting to help with the appeal and write briefs

01:34:27.600 on behalf of the case and everything else. So he said, this is fantastic. It'll be great for

01:34:32.720 the appeal. So that process is already in the works. Okay, good. That's good. There's your

01:34:37.640 image, Rick. Appreciate it. Thank you for the donor earlier there. That's a White Lives Matter

01:34:41.120 QR code right there. I think that

01:34:43.200 takes you to a Telegram bot for

01:34:45.240 White Lives Matter. Alright, anyway, thank you guys.

01:34:47.160 Appreciate that. So, yeah.

01:34:49.560 So, what are we looking at

01:34:51.120 next? I mean, first,

01:34:53.160 I thought for some reason she

01:34:53.940 I'm not sure she had to travel

01:34:57.160 far or whatever, but again, that's like just

01:34:58.720 the process of being brought

01:35:01.180 back there, relitigate all of this,

01:35:03.240 go over all of this again, and then the

01:35:04.640 aspect of this going on even longer

01:35:07.180 and dragging out more.

01:35:09.420 You know, that's

01:35:10.120 you know I'm sure she wants to put this behind her that's my point right uh I think you'd be

01:35:16.300 surprised I think she really wants to fight this more and uh she's up for it so good I'm I'm amazed

01:35:22.900 by it because again I think most people would be like okay let's just I've fought this enough at 0.66

01:35:27.360 this point okay I get it the system is really rigged against white people we've proven that

01:35:32.200 at this point now I want to you know kind of step away from the spotlight but she really wants to

01:35:37.300 fighting this this is personal for her she really is uh you know she she's not apologizing and this

01:35:43.940 is so important that we've seen people in these similar not even to the degree that shiloh's in

01:35:48.260 but we've seen people in other similar situations i know it's so frustrating when we see other

01:35:52.660 people and they apologize and they start doing the apology tour and it's always counterproductive and

01:35:57.940 it's like very important that you don't apologize but anyway yeah shywa was down for the fight and

01:36:02.500 she's going to continue and i think the appeals are going to happen and everything that happened

01:36:06.500 during this trial is already on record so there's not too much stuff that can be added or changed

01:36:12.180 um because it's already on record uh now so i don't think she has to be very involved with

01:36:17.700 the appeals we just have to make sure that the next step of the court uh agrees to hear the

01:36:24.100 appeal first and then uh it goes from there so and i do believe they're not they're not and maybe

01:36:30.020 that's what you're alluding to but they're not allowed to introduce new evidence even at that

01:36:33.460 point is that what happens in an appeal i'm not sure i don't know i thought maybe that's different

01:36:38.180 depending on what type of case it is uh you know whether it's like civil or or you know criminal

01:36:42.660 or whatever you know but anyway okay that's interesting um okay what else what are some of

01:36:48.260 your other thoughts about all this you know being there and going through this this ridiculous

01:36:54.340 process and everything do you think we're gonna see because i think this is just a i mean this

01:36:59.220 This has already been the case, but I'm saying this is a taste of things to come.

01:37:03.540 I was thinking about that as Brian, the attorney there, Charlotte's attorney, was speaking, right?

01:37:07.420 Like, this is the—first of all, what I'm hearing is, like, you know, you've lost the state.

01:37:15.520 You've lost—you don't even have a country anymore.

01:37:17.820 This is, you know, the norm now in many areas of the country, right?

01:37:21.320 Like, this is going to—you're going to have more of this.

01:37:23.420 This is just a taste of things to come. 0.86

01:37:24.940 And this is even with, like, you know, fellow white, you know, people in the jury and as a judge. 0.70

01:37:32.100 Imagine when, like, whites are demographically replaced and this system turns against white. 0.59

01:37:36.400 Like, just a multitude of how much worse this is going to be for white people if we don't fight this. 0.62

01:37:41.820 That's kind of like the realization and the deeper lesson I think we should learn here. 0.76

01:37:47.680 What do you make of that?

01:37:49.900 Yeah, no, 100%.

01:37:51.160 I totally agree. 0.77

01:37:52.420 And we need to wake as many white people up to that fact as possible.

01:37:57.320 And I know there's some people, it's different ways to do that.

01:38:00.380 You know, I think white people have to actually live among the chaos until they finally get it.

01:38:05.620 And then all of a sudden there's a awakening moment. 0.68

01:38:07.940 But, you know, it'd be nice if we could speed that process along and then get more of those people to wake up before it's too late.

01:38:15.700 Because just like what you said, I mean, this is happening with, like in Colorado.

01:38:19.100 these are these are tons of cities with just white people and they're leftists and they're woke and 0.96

01:38:25.020 they're they're in positions of power and they're enforcing this kind of crap and uh once once the 0.98

01:38:30.700 nons take over i mean they have they they don't care that's going to get you know it's going to 0.94

01:38:35.180 get drastically worse very fast yeah yeah so in the meantime i think we just have to escape these

01:38:40.780 areas uh and uh balconize and collectivize as much as we can yeah you gotta have a strong

01:38:47.260 yeah exactly i mean you gotta have a stronghold uh somewhere preferable in multiple places but

01:38:52.300 even if you just if it's just one right or a couple or a few places at least that and it and

01:38:57.980 that's not to say that like oh you're giving up or whatever but like at some point like you you

01:39:01.980 gotta reform tribal bonds again you gotta you gotta have your children grow up in in areas where

01:39:07.100 they're surrounded by people like that like them who doesn't want like who's not out to get them

01:39:11.740 for just being white or whatever you know i mean like that there's there's so many layers here and

01:39:15.580 at some point you get it despite you know that's that's partially one way to fight back and then

01:39:19.980 for now you got to see them as like yeah they're lost they're lost uh territories i mean i think

01:39:24.220 about the other day like looking at you know the history and like looking to different ancient

01:39:28.540 groups and i love kind of like the bronze age or whatever right but like just people need to

01:39:33.100 understand like how many groups there used to be or nations or how many uh you know different empires

01:39:39.660 that rose and fell or whatever like just because i mean sure in an ideal world i'd love to have all

01:39:46.060 the countries that we do have now and keep them just like that or whatever but the reality of the

01:39:50.200 situation at least looking historically at it is that's not how things usually play out you you

01:39:55.780 have migration waves in the past and of course in some cases it was much more obvious they literally

01:40:00.360 came with like right away with with swords or whatever as opposed to like first moving in as

01:40:05.060 you're like your new co-worker or something you know and then slowly gradually over time and then

01:40:09.900 you know take take over and then the the the blades or whatever comes out but anyway um it's

01:40:15.400 highly likely that we're like we'll lose some of our countries and they will reconstitute in a new

01:40:20.900 configuration in some way uh again i don't want that i mean i mean you could i mean in a way i

01:40:26.120 don't want that to happen but at the same time that might be the better outcome as of right now

01:40:30.840 away right yeah no i think that's a better outcome right now because these these these terrorists

01:40:35.320 just like any kind of military operation you have to regroup at some point and and uh get your get

01:40:41.480 your units back in in formation at a different at a different location and right now we've lost

01:40:46.520 lots of ground and these these are these are places where two-tier justice is enforced and

01:40:51.240 yes you can you can live and survive in these places and and it may not be that bad but at

01:40:56.680 sooner or later, either diversity is going to impact you in some way, and it only takes one

01:41:01.180 time to impact you in a way that involves with, you know, one of your family members having

01:41:07.100 something horrific happen to them. So it only takes one time. And as we see with Shiloh, if you

01:41:13.320 say the wrong word to a protected class of people, they are going to persecute you. And with however

01:41:19.740 many cell phone cameras that are out there, there's a good chance that you're going to be

01:41:25.140 recorded at some point i think flock will just do the job for them huh yeah and then they got 0.90

01:41:31.200 fucked pretty much right oh gosh it's crazy it's crazy seeing people on the right defending there's 0.96

01:41:36.200 some people it's just some avant-garde retard uh to try to be edgy or something i i don't even 0.99

01:41:43.600 think it's sincere i mean it's sincere in the sense that therefore we should disqualify those 0.98

01:41:48.000 people as being like any type of you know people we have um any well they really think in common

01:41:52.940 with here they really think the flock is going to be used to uh enforce the law equally they

01:41:59.720 really believe it they're these egalitarians they're like oh well we just need you know this

01:42:03.680 we'll have better we'll have better security if we just have surveillance cameras everywhere

01:42:08.020 there'll be no crime but they don't realize that they just won't prosecute the protected classes

01:42:13.740 of people that are committing the crime that already happens who who was the uh i know there's

01:42:18.960 a teal flock connection but there was like mark and recent find funding y combinator i forget

01:42:25.200 which which batch of funding that flock did but they seem to at least for now have been kind of

01:42:29.840 chosen as the um you know the eyes and partially the ears of like the ai you know surveillance grid

01:42:35.720 system that's coming into effect or whatever um but yeah this is exactly i mean it's not about

01:42:41.220 all these systems will be used against us that's the point of them look at who's controlling them

01:42:46.700 and funding them and building them out and and i i just i don't know sometimes my uh yeah go on go

01:42:54.060 ahead well i was just gonna say my sister had made a good point because she was like at the end of

01:42:58.080 the day you have to ask you questions are more jails being built and the answer is no the jails

01:43:04.340 are not being built they're not building more prisons to drastically increase incarceration

01:43:09.320 numbers prisons already operate at like 97 capacity almost everywhere yeah so they're not building more

01:43:15.840 prisons that tells you your answer as to are they going to use these to prosecute the people

01:43:20.940 committing crime no they're not they're going to use this use these things to to as a tax revenue

01:43:27.580 collection tool or to persecute white people that's what's going to happen yeah the jails 0.97

01:43:33.160 are already full of their jails are already full with black people they're not going to build more 0.98

01:43:36.800 to put more of them in jail they will be used to build these they they will populace i think i 1.00

01:43:43.420 made a joke but it's probably kind of true um all of these data points that they have and all the

01:43:49.100 surveillance and you know even online activity or whatever all of that will be combined and it

01:43:53.920 will populate the palantir kill list databases with those that's basically what it is 100%

01:44:00.720 what one quick thing have you seen the flock drones i have not actually no i saw like photos

01:44:06.500 of them like you know but in the wild no i haven't seen recent video or anything of them but yeah is

01:44:11.100 is that out there it's coming apparently they already have them out in prototypes but they

01:44:15.820 could see license plates from like you know thousands of feet away in the air they they

01:44:22.140 self-deploy out of these little covered tent things that open up and then the drones pop out

01:44:27.260 it's crazy so i'll uh yeah i'll send you that offline here's one let's check this one out

01:44:32.860 see if you can see that flock alpha yeah that's it

01:44:41.100 Yeah, but the music is good, Tom, come on, get into it.

01:44:48.100 Wait till you see the sensor.

01:44:54.100 Oh, gosh.

01:44:56.100 Parachute.

01:44:57.100 There it is.

01:45:00.100 Oh, gosh.

01:45:02.100 Really?

01:45:03.100 I mean, I know it's psychological.

01:45:05.100 They do.

01:45:06.100 It looked like the sentinel in the matrix.

01:45:08.100 I get the bug, the octopus, the squid type of thing. 0.99

01:45:14.000 But you know that at some level, subconsciously, that shit works. 0.99

01:45:17.640 And they want you to be afraid of it at the same time. 0.99

01:45:20.080 And we should be afraid for good reason.

01:45:21.380 But I'm saying it's also this deeply psychological thing about this, right?

01:45:25.340 Yeah.

01:45:26.060 Gosh, that's funny.

01:45:27.940 Okay, a little bit more here.

01:45:29.980 Read license plates from up to 2,000.

01:45:32.440 Was it 2,000 miles away it said? 1.00

01:45:34.020 Holy shit. 0.99

01:45:35.560 Yeah, thermal, low-light optics. 0.97

01:45:37.780 they probably have lidar and then they use that in combination with like router access and uh

01:45:45.540 surveillance cameras yeah that's right look at this yeah so if you don't if you don't update

01:45:52.660 the sticker on your license plate this thing's going to catch you and find you yeah just autom

01:45:57.620 it doesn't say everything would just be automatic it will be i mean eventually will be pre-crime

01:46:02.580 right like we just know now you're going to um you know you're going to do this thing and uh

01:46:07.620 you know we're gonna put you in jail now in fact not just any jail we're gonna put you in an

01:46:11.700 ai mind prison so it feels like you're gonna be in there for like 3 000 years and be tortured or

01:46:16.980 something i don't know oh my gosh yep man we got it yeah this is bad but it's really it's actually

01:46:23.460 cool and epstein was kind of based right and uh whatever else this we have to like try to try to

01:46:29.460 defend in all of this i forget what i even forget what the latest that the tates need to be defended

01:46:34.720 also i guess or something you know uh yeah i think i haven't caught up with any of that stuff i heard

01:46:40.460 they got arrested again so i don't even know what's that what's going on there yeah good rape 0.98

01:46:45.060 yeah well they're right but they're like just like a muslim rape gang they're just more like 1.00

01:46:48.740 they're more epstein-esque about it they just you know whore out european girls and make money on 1.00

01:46:52.380 it anyway that's a different stuff we don't talk about that um all right what else is uh what else 0.95

01:46:58.780 on your mind tom i want to give you an opportunity if there's anything you want to either relate to

01:47:04.160 the case shiloh or anything like that or something else um you know that's that's going on or

01:47:09.800 something that you're covering right now or keeping an eye on if we'll let you go uh gosh i can't think

01:47:15.560 of anything right now just this shiloh stuff has consumed much of my uh cycles over the last uh i

01:47:22.300 don't know how long it's been now a year and a half since this happened so this was a big moment

01:47:26.500 to finally see this to fruition so that's why i went up there wanted to be part of it because uh

01:47:30.580 i was involved with this i i know a lot about it from uh it's such a complicated story once you

01:47:36.740 dive into all the details of this from all the all the somalis committing all the all the fraud 0.65

01:47:43.060 and having to explain this all and how they're all connected it's a it's a uh it's a tedious 0.99

01:47:49.380 process so i'm just happy i could be a part of it so unfortunately this did not it's gonna it's

01:47:54.420 going to continue on until shiloh i'm going to still be a part of it so i know i know so what's

01:47:58.580 your plan do you if you're able to do you want to go up to the uh appeal or um what's your plan

01:48:03.620 there have you decided yet uh well just it's funny because you know technically this could go to the

01:48:09.700 supreme court you know this could and of course if it goes to the supreme court how do you think amy

01:48:15.220 amy barrett is going to rule on shiloh you mean amy cohen barrett yeah yeah yeah because with

01:48:22.180 with our Haitian kids, I'm probably not going to rule favorably.

01:48:25.680 No. 1.00

01:48:26.240 But it is crazy because, you know,

01:48:28.140 yes, I'll probably attend the Supreme Court arguments if possible.

01:48:32.240 Yeah, exactly.

01:48:33.120 That's how far it has to go.

01:48:34.100 And even then, it's like you still have the local activist judges 0.99

01:48:36.740 that will keep up with all this shit anyway, right? 0.97

01:48:38.640 Even if you get, like, a high-profile case, 0.98

01:48:40.360 that's why it's like, as you said,

01:48:41.620 this is just like a cancer that's just spreading everywhere.

01:48:44.680 I mean, and it's not like even the way that the, you know,

01:48:49.440 Trump administrations claim that they are trying to deal with some of the woke-ism

01:48:54.180 or have a critique of Antifa or leftism or we're going to go after these people.

01:48:58.420 You're five decades late, bro.

01:49:02.300 This should have been dealt with a long time ago.

01:49:05.180 It's just so infested now.

01:49:07.420 It's metastasized.

01:49:08.960 It's part of the system.

01:49:10.060 It's part of the psyche of people that are just churned out at universities.

01:49:13.880 It's part of the established mindset of the elite in this

01:49:18.380 and so many other Western European countries.

01:49:20.120 I mean, this should have been dealt with a long time ago.

01:49:23.220 But as usual, conservatives are in the back end 1.00

01:49:25.900 and they're playing catch up with shit libs and anti-whites 1.00

01:49:29.480 and Democrats or whatever. 1.00

01:49:31.400 And there is no real opposition.

01:49:33.240 The opposition is like grassroots from people like us

01:49:36.120 and so many kind of in this extended sphere, if you will.

01:49:38.960 That's where the opposition lies.

01:49:40.560 Groups and organizations that see the writing on the wall

01:49:43.420 and some of them have seen the writing on the wall for decades as well.

01:49:45.760 They knew that this was coming.

01:49:46.860 They knew that this is where it's going.

01:49:48.060 They looked at other countries such as South Africa, for example, and they say like, well, that's you just look at what's happening there.

01:49:53.440 That's coming to our country soon if we don't do anything.

01:49:55.960 So that's what that's what the hope is.

01:49:58.340 You guys have been talking about this from the very beginning.

01:50:00.580 Soon as we found out, soon as we, you know, really just dawned on us of where this is going. 0.98

01:50:05.120 It's like, oh, shit, like we got we got to talk about this. 0.99

01:50:07.900 This is like an existential threat. 0.99

01:50:09.700 We're not going to get out of this easy.

01:50:11.180 But, you know, I'm still I'm still hopeful.

01:50:12.740 Well, I'm still, you know, there's still, I'm not, I'm not, you know, want to give people false hope either.

01:50:18.420 But I usually say this with these kinds of things that we have on in any kind of collective capacity, not even really started fighting back yet.

01:50:27.960 Where the question mark lies and where the potential weak spot lies is not, it's not just, are there enough of us?

01:50:34.180 But is it enough of the type of stock that we need and people with resources and know-how and education and these types of things that are kind of partially maybe in the system but also knows how to use it and be separate from it in that kind of capacity that will get involved in due time?

01:50:52.600 That's the big question mark for me anyway.

01:50:54.160 I was having a conversation with somebody just about this recently and actually on this trip, and it was about us collectivizing and working together with each other and everybody contributing in different ways with clubs like Patriot Front or whatever local pro-white organization is.

01:51:14.080 And then, you know, for older men like ourselves, there's other ways that we can contribute, whether it's mentoring or hiring younger men or teaching them skills and trying to build these networks where, you know, there's young guys that could do different things.

01:51:30.120 And older guys like us that can maybe have better finances and maybe we have businesses and we can hire people so we can potentially employ people and teach trade skills to lots of people to give them abilities to earn money and support their families.

01:51:49.140 because there's so many things you can use those skills for and i think every guy most men can

01:51:55.940 learn how to do those skills like you know plumbing electrical um learning how to run machinery they

01:52:03.540 just need to be showed they just need to be taught someone just needs to mentor with them and they

01:52:07.620 they can do so much with that even running their own homestead at some point so i think that's

01:52:13.140 very important and um helping people run the homesteads and uh set up situations like return

01:52:19.220 to the land um or maybe it doesn't have to be all in one property but like you can move near other

01:52:25.860 people right and kind of take over that way yep that's right all that kind of stuff pacific

01:52:31.540 northwest that's where the action is at ladies and gentlemen move there if you're white yeah get in

01:52:35.860 and make sure that more white people go to the pacific northwest to make it more white it's like 0.67

01:52:41.060 Like, if we don't occupy the space, someone else will, you know, kind of thing. 0.55

01:52:44.320 And this is also not a quick, it's not a quick fix.

01:52:46.920 I mean, that's just the reality of it.

01:52:48.820 As much as I'd love a quick fix or whatever, but this will be, this will,

01:52:54.540 and I know it's like, oh, well, we don't have time.

01:52:56.660 Yeah, I know, but it's just what it is.

01:52:58.320 We're not going to fix this tomorrow.

01:52:59.840 This is going to take time to, like, build a resistance against it,

01:53:04.780 a long-term multi-generational opposition to these kinds of things.

01:53:09.280 I mean, that's just what it is.

01:53:10.800 I'm not going to tell people that I'll say, oh, you just do this one simple trick and we got this all in the bag.

01:53:18.160 You know, that's not how this is going to work, you know.

01:53:19.740 It's probably not going to happen on anyone's schedule either.

01:53:22.360 It's just going to all of a sudden happen.

01:53:23.740 There's going to be some events of financial collapse.

01:53:28.040 No one's going to know when that's going to happen.

01:53:30.220 And so it's best that we all start doing whatever we can and heading in the same direction so we're somewhere down the path where we're better suited to deal with those situations when it does happen.

01:53:40.560 because it's going to happen and more than likely we're not going to be able to control when it

01:53:44.760 happens so we want to go ahead and be situated in the best possible uh space uh now or at least

01:53:51.700 start the process get the ball rolling correct well said uh tom plug some of your stuff tell

01:53:56.840 people where they can find you and if they can support you in any way all that good stuff

01:54:00.200 uh thanks just uh tom tom hennessey 69 on x i don't actually have a donation link i i just

01:54:07.560 realized that because of this trip a lot of people reached out and actually wanted to support and i

01:54:11.880 don't have a mechanism i think there's this x money thing um i'll go and ask you do you know

01:54:17.080 what this x money thing is about i don't i haven't even looked into it i didn't know it was out yet

01:54:21.320 i know they yeah they were talking about it but i didn't know that some people are using it yet

01:54:26.440 yeah i don't have a donation link so but i appreciate the uh you know if you want to give

01:54:30.760 me a follow i appreciate it share the stuff and spread the message i don't do social media for

01:54:36.920 money uh i don't get paid no one pays me for posts i don't participate in that capacity i have an

01:54:42.960 actual job and business and stuff like that so i do i do social media as a hobby yeah well even

01:54:48.340 more so than you know the fact that you took time out of your schedule and uh skipped skipped your

01:54:52.860 your work in order to go and and um you know report this for us we really appreciate it thank

01:54:57.600 you tom it's uh well done and uh and good on you for doing it we appreciate it thank you

01:55:03.120 yeah thanks for having me on you bet all right we'll stay in touch okay keep up the good work

01:55:06.400 and uh we'll see what happens with the uh with the appeal and uh we'll we'll i'm sure we'll talk more

01:55:10.740 then all right okay awesome thank you man take care have a good night bye thank you bye all right

01:55:15.720 guys that's tom hennessy thank you to tom for joining us we appreciate him appreciate his time

01:55:19.640 appreciate his effort give him a follow obviously there's the least you can do um and uh help him

01:55:24.660 out that way uh he's growing his followers so that's good over there so good good stuff all

01:55:30.080 right obviously lots more to you know say about this in the general kind of um you know direction

01:55:35.700 where this is going obviously but we'll continue to cover this um story and follow shiloh and the

01:55:40.820 appeal and all that kind of stuff as we move forward as well uh and i'm sure we'll talk with

01:55:44.340 tom again soon so thank you guys we appreciate you for joining us we got one more super chat here

01:55:48.940 coming in uh from lyle c who sent 30 thank you over on donor box as tom bowie said someone's

01:55:58.000 love of diversity is directly proportional to their distance to it.

01:56:02.060 There you go.

01:56:02.500 Exactly.

01:56:03.260 Well said.

01:56:03.840 That's always checks out to be true.

01:56:05.540 Unfortunately, we need proximity, exposure.

01:56:08.260 That's what I said.

01:56:08.640 We need exposure. 0.75

01:56:10.320 Most white people need exposure. 0.94

01:56:12.440 And that's a big problem because by the time you get exposure,

01:56:15.760 it's not that it's too late, but it's kind of like now.

01:56:18.680 So, okay, now you're experiencing it and now you want to fix it.

01:56:23.160 It's like, okay, well, this makes it much harder, right?

01:56:25.120 So it's unfortunate.

01:56:26.160 We have that prospect, right?

01:56:27.840 or the idea that, like, you can't just teach people or tell people.

01:56:31.740 Well, you see, this thing happened,

01:56:33.680 and it's happened multiple times in the past, and it's to history,

01:56:37.440 and these things happened to us or to these people or to me.

01:56:41.340 And it was like, well, I don't believe that.

01:56:42.660 And then you have to go through it,

01:56:43.880 and you have to live through it yourself before you decide, like, 1.00

01:56:47.980 oh, shit, okay, then we're right. 1.00

01:56:49.320 Look at that. 1.00

01:56:50.200 Who knew?

01:56:51.060 If only someone would have told me.

01:56:53.440 Yeah, I know.

01:56:54.060 We tried.

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01:59:16.100 Let's check in on this.

01:59:16.920 Well, Rivenhut and sent $20.

01:59:18.500 Thank you.

01:59:18.940 Thank you for your work.

01:59:19.840 Free Mr. Bond, free manuetter, combat, WMFB.

01:59:24.300 Thank you, Ulrich.

01:59:24.820 Appreciate that.

01:59:25.600 Free Mr. Bond.

01:59:26.420 That's right.

01:59:26.780 How long is he in for?

01:59:28.020 Man, that guy.

01:59:28.980 I can't believe.

01:59:30.720 I mean, I can't believe that he went to jail for the music he did.

01:59:34.040 But anyway, hopefully he will be out soon.

01:59:37.760 All right, guys.

01:59:38.160 Thank you.

01:59:38.500 We appreciate you.

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01:59:41.100 Oh, one more here.

01:59:41.960 Thank you, man.

01:59:43.020 Is that two?

01:59:43.560 I'll ride the hood and send $20.

01:59:45.140 Thank you for your work.

01:59:46.520 Free Mr. Bond, free manuetter, combat, WMFB.

01:59:48.760 That's the same one.

01:59:49.840 FB. Okay, if we can

01:59:51.360 do a refund, we will, Ulrich.

01:59:53.820 Thank you. I don't think you meant to send that twice.

01:59:55.920 I'll look into it. I'm not even sure you can on the Rumble end.

01:59:58.100 Just send us a message, redassetproctomail.com

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Red Ice TV - July 24, 2026

The Anti-White Trial of Shiloh Hendrix w⧸Tom Hennessy - Flashback Friday Ep364

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