Dems Film Sinema in Bathroom, Pandora Papers Expose Global Elite, SCOTUS & Forced Sterilization

Arizona Senator Kirsten Sinema is ambushed while urinating in the bathroom at Arizona State University by Build Back Better protestors. The Guardian releases another cache of documents called the Pandora Papers that implicate the global elite in secret financial arrangements. The U.S. Supreme Court opens a new term, and a Pennsylvania state representative introduces legislation to mandate forced sterilization of men in new bill. And more! Including:​

🔵 Senator Kirsten Sinema is ambushed by Build Back Better protestors after teaching on Arizona State University campus.​
🔵 Criminal bathroom insurrectionists committed the greatest assault on human decency in modern American history and followed her into the bathroom.​
🔵 Senator Kirsten Sinema washed her hands. The protestors did not.​
🔵 Did the Poop Patrol Protestors violate Arizona criminal law by recording the Senator in the bathroom? We review A.R.S. 13-3019.​
🔵 The Supreme Court of the United States starts off a new term and we review what is up on the docket.​
🔵 October calendar review, which includes United States v. Zubaydah and FBI v. Fazaga regarding state secrets.​
🔵 Preview of Abortion case in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health scheduled for arguments in December.​
🔵 Pennsylvania State House Representative Christopher M. Rabb introduces new bill to force sterilization of cisgender men to prevent pregnancies.​
🔵 The Guardian releases new documents called the Pandora Papers which expose offshore secrets of the financial global elite.​
🔵 More than 100 billionaires, foreign heads of state and celebrities are implicated the release which includes terabytes of data.​
🔵 Azerbaijan president, Ilham Aliyev, is said to have traded over 400m euros of UK property in recent years.​
🔵 Former UK prime minister Tony Blair is said to have used a convenient tax loophole to avoid paying taxes.​
🔵 Kenya president Uhuru Kenyatta is asked to explain how his relatives got $30m of offshore wealth.​
🔵 Live chat after each segment at watchingthewatchers.locals.com!​

NEW! CLIPS FROM THE SHOW GO HERE:​

👉 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsDWHogP4zc9mF2C_RNph8A​

COMMUNITY & LIVECHAT QUESTIONS: ​

💬 https://watchingthewatchers.locals.com/​

🧠 GUMROAD: https://www.gumroad.com/robertgruler​

🎥 TIKTOK LATEST: https://www.tiktok.com/@robertgruleresq/video/7005388301586730246​

Channel List:​

🕵️‍♀️ Watching the Watchers with Robert Gruler Esq. LIVE - https://www.rrlaw.tv​
🎥 Robert Gruler Esq. - https://www.youtube.com/c/RobertGruler​
📈 Robert Gruler Crypto - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUkUI3vAFn87_XP0VlPXSdA​
👮‍♂️ R&R Law Group - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfwmnQLhmSGDC9fZLE50kqQ​
✂ Watching the Watchers Clips Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsDWHogP4zc9mF2C_RNph8A​

SAVE THE DATE – UPCOMING VIRTUAL EVENTS!​

📌 November 6, 2021 at 7-8 pm Eastern– Monthly Zoom Meet-up for Locals supporters.​

🥳 Events exclusive to Locals.com community supporters – learn more at https://watchingthewatchers.locals.com/ ​

Connect with us:​

🟢 Locals! https://watchingthewatchers.locals.com​
🟢 Podcast (audio): https://watchingthewatchers.buzzsprout.com/​
🟢 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/robertgruleresq​
🟢 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/RobertGrulerEsq/​
🟢 Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/robertgruleresq​
🟢 TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMdCFry1E/​
🟢 Homepage with transcripts: https://www.watchingthewatchers.tv​

🚨 NEED HELP WITH A CRIMINAL CASE IN ARIZONA? CALL 480-787-0394​

Or visit https://www.rrlawaz.com/schedule to schedule a free case evaluation!​

☝🏻 Don't forget to join us on Locals for exclusive content, slides, book, coupon codes and more! https://watchingthewatchers.locals.com​

ALTERNATIVE PLATFORMS:  ​

🟡 ODYSEE: https://odysee.com/@Watch

Transcript

Speaker 1: 0:00

Hello, my friends. And welcome back to yet. Another episode of watching the Watchers live. My name is Robert Mueller. I am a criminal defense attorney here at the RNR law group in the always beautiful and sunny Scottsdale Arizona, where my team and I over the course of many years have represented thousands of good people facing criminal charges. And throughout our time in practice, we have seen a lot of problems with our justice system. I'm talking about misconduct involving the police. We have prosecutors behaving poorly. We've got judges, not particularly interested in a little thing called a justice. And it all starts with the politicians, the people at the top, the ones who write the rules and pass the laws that they expect you and me to follow, but sometimes have a little bit of difficulty doing so themselves. That's why we started this show called watching the Watchers so that together with your help, we can shine that big, beautiful spotlight of accountability and transparency down upon our system with the hope of finding justice. And we're grateful that you are here and with us the day, the voice is coming back a little bit, got that spotlight out there. Good this show, but we're going to get into some news on the program today. It's going to be a little bit of a shorter show. I got to get out of here at about 5 15, 1 hour and 15 from now, because I've got a five 30 meeting that I got to be at. I'm the chairman of that board on that meeting. And so I gotta make sure I'm there. So we're going to wrap up a little bit early and, and skid through all of the news, but make sure you've got your fingers ready on the keyboard. If you want to be asking some questions today, we're diving into Kiersten cinema from Arizona, shout out she was accosted in a bathroom stall over the weekend at Arizona state university, where I went to undergraduate. I know a little bit about some of the criminal laws in Arizona. I know it's not pertinent appropriate for somebody to be filming somebody else in the bathroom. We're going to go through ARS 3, 0 1 9 in the criminal code, title 13. And we're going to take a look and see whether this conduct was in fact criminal answer. Yeah, it was not very good. So we're going to see what was going on with that story. Joe Biden came out. It was like, well, it's kind of just how things are now in this United America. You get better get used to that. If you're trying to, you know, relieve yourself. It's fair game. According to Joe Biden, Joe Biden's America. So we're going to look at what's going on there and then Kiersten cinema responded. And I have a little personal anecdote to share with you from Kiersten cinema herself. Oh no. So we'll dig into that. And in our second segment, we're going to change gears, take a look at what's going on with the Supreme court. They started a new term today on Monday, they just opened up their October term, got a couple of interesting cases that we're going to talk about in October, but they have a lot of stuff coming up in November and really the big stuff in December. So we'll take a quick look at what SCOTUS is looking like, have a quick synopsis on a couple of the cases that we're going to be taking a look at. And then we're going to turn our eyes over to Pennsylvania because we know the Supreme court is going to be hearing the abortion case that is coming up in December, December 1st are those oral arguments. And so now you're seeing some really kind of a clever, very clever politicians from around the country saying, if you're going to do this to women, why don't we do it to men? And so there's a politician out of Pennsylvania. Guy's name is Christopher M Rab R ABB. And he's talking about forced sterilization for men. All right. So we're going to go through that. He actually posted something about this on the legislature website as a, as a memo or sort of an introduction to a bill. So we're going to talk about male forced sterilization. Now that's what the democratic party is really thrilled about. So, you know, that's why the, the thumbnail today was all about privates, a lot of privates conversations happening. And in our last segment, we're talking about a lot of private banking records and bank accounts from a lot of very, very rich global elite. This is called the Pandora papers just came out over from the guardian, which is telling us that they got a whole treasure trove of documents that details billionaires heads of state. We've got UK, K's Tony Blair. We've got Kenya's president who, who row Kenyatta. We've got app as are by Jan's president, IL ham, all the have all just racking up tons of property assets, some of them on American dimes. So that's fun. All of that foreign aid and military aid that the United States sends over to these, uh, foreign dictators. They just sort of just go buy property with it, which is convenient. I mean, that's, that's, that's a good place to store your assets. So we've got a lot to get into and more, if you want to be a part of the show, the place to do that is over@watchingthewatchersdotlocals.com. I see chatting away over there. Sweet potatoes in the house. Joey Bandolero. We've got, uh, they're just chatting away. Right? Right now over there, uh, Paula MKS in the house over on YouTube, we've got Chris banks, Tim Grandville, we've got mangles. The cat vagi is in the house. We have Elden Taylor play and hooky just because and pepper Roney saying, let's go, Brandon, let's go, Brandon. Yeah. So that's going to be a new, uh, a new call to order for the foreseeable future. Every time you start to feel a way about the president, you just say, let's go, Brandon. All right. So we've got a lot to get into. If you want to be a part of it. As I said, watching the watchers.locals.com, you can fill out this form. If you, if you could keep the question sort of in order in those different segments that I outlined, we'll do our best to make sure that we get to them today. Again, get those fingers, Rudy, get them typing on the keyboard. Cause we're going to be a rifle. And through the news, we also have a clips channel. So if you're looking for the clips that are over on a separate channel, I know it's kind of a pain in the butt to subscribe to two channels, but you don't have to. If you only come here for the live, you can stick here for the live. But if you come and you sort of catch, you know, the first forty-five minutes on the live, you may not like that second segment. That's why you left, but she wanted to come and see the third segment. And you can just go right over to that clips, channel, Robert Mueller, Esq clips, and then you'll be able to just get there easily without having to scroll through all the nonsense and we'd appreciate your support. All right? So let's get into the news of the day. Shall we Kiersten cinema Arizona, Senator extraordinary was accosted in the bathroom over the weekend at Arizona state university. She's a professor over there teaches a class and like many other people in the world. We have to go to the bathroom. Sometimes. Even if you're a Senator, yes, they even have to go to the bathroom. And so she tried to do that and she was accosted by a group of, I think other Democrats, these were build back better people. We're going to actually watch the video here today because it was a insane. And I want to give you a quick look, here's a preview of what's happening. You can see here. This is Kiersten cinema. She's a United States, Senator walking out of the bathroom stall. We have some other lunatic lady over here, uh, with a cell phone, literally watching her coming out of the bathroom stall. It's a group of activists says this headline. They were demanding that she address immigration issues. That's from the daily mail. And so you see some perverted, you know, build back better Looney tune here, literally filming a woman in the bathroom and that's not okay. I'm a criminal defense attorney. That's not that's. Nope. That's not okay. Seeing that before. It doesn't typically work out well for the person doing the filming, but let's grab a headline over from the daily mail says that this is the moment that activists chase Senator cinema into a bathroom at ASU and demand. She backed by in three and a half trillion dollar social bill to address immigration issues. And so, you know, the first thought that I have, if somebody is costing me as I'm going into the bathroom is I'm probably not going to just come to terms with you. Now, if you were, in other words, if you're like cinema, you say, well, 1.5 trillion, that that sounds reasonable to me. Then you're trying to go use the restroom when somebody comes and a cost you in that, do you suddenly come out and go, oh yeah, I was wrong about that. I just had a few moments to sit down and think about it. Thanks for enlightening me. But you're right now, I'm just going to go ahead and reverse my course change all of my political perspectives. And just go ahead and agree with you. Add another$2 trillion. So the point here was this effective at all in the first place, probably not. Let's go on. It says a group of activists confronted Senator Kiersten, cinnamon, or restroom about her reluctancy to back Joe Biden's build back better plan. That's the BBB plan we have saying that they threatened to vote her out of office. If she failed to fulfill her promises. Now they're not so good negotiating a technique. One activist who identified herself as Blanca shared her own immigration story was cinema asking her to help find a quote pathway to citizenship. Video of the incident was shared on social media. Matt gates says deport Blanca over there and cinema, as we watched, this did not engage with the activist. So the full clips about a minute and 47 seconds, I think let's just go ahead and watch it and see what's going on here. This is Kiersten cinema, Arizona Senator in the bathroom. Here it is.

Speaker 2: 8:45

I'll be back. Sit down. We want to talk to you real quick. Can we talk to you? Okay. Actually I am heading out right now is a real moment that our people needed in order for us to be able to talk about what's really happening. We need a build back better plan. Right now.

Speaker 3: 9:01

We were knocked out of wherever

Speaker 2: 9:03

We need half the,

Speaker 3: 9:08

We knocked on doors for you to get you elected and just how we got you elected. We can get you out of office if you don't support what you promised us.

Speaker 2: 9:22

[inaudible].

Speaker 3: 9:25

My name is Blanca. I was brought here to the United States when I was three years old and in 2010, my grandparents both got deported because of SB 10 70. And I'm here because I definitely believe that we need a pathway to citizenship. My grandfather passed away two weeks ago and I was not able to go to Mexico and visit him because there is no pathway to citizenship. And if we have the opportunity to pass it right now, then we need to do it because there's millions of undocumented people, just like me who share the same story or even worse things that happened to them because of SB 10 70. And because of anti-immigrant legislation, and this is the opportunity to pass it right now. And we need you to, we need to hold you accountable for what you promised us, that you were going to pass. When we knocked on doors for you. It's not right.

Speaker 2: 10:22

She's washing her hands folks. I need you.

Speaker 1: 10:31

Okay. So I can't even believe that a whole couple of points that we got to flush out right now. First of all, I think the guy went into the bathroom. You heard his voice walking right in there. I don't know what he identifies as what, you know, what gender, what the policies are in that particular bathroom. But I'm pretty sure there was a dude in that bathroom with, so I, I guess that's just a separate issue, but it is pretty bold that, uh, that he just waltzes right on in there. Now, you know, a couple of things I got to tell you about Kiersten cinema. You know, she went, she looks, it sounds like she went to the bathroom. I mean, she just completed what she needed to do. She had a mission. She's a woman with a plan, went into the bathroom, all of these little, you know, uh, provocateurs, insurrection bathroom insurrectionist is really what they are seizing control of the entire restroom. Well, one of our elected officials wants to use it, I guess would would account for, I think insurrection by America's terms. But the point here, Kiersten cinema actually completed her task. She went there finished. Then they stood by watched in film the whole stinking thing. And then she walks right out of the bathroom and washes her hands just to be safe. And I'll make notes that none of the other people in there who were accosting her, they didn't wash their hands. They went into the bathroom and, you know, although they didn't go to the bathroom, they it's COVID season. And so they didn't wash their hands. Here's Kiersten cinema to her credit, washing her hands. We knocked on doors for you to get you elected. You heard her say just how he got you elected. We can get you out of office. If you don't support what you promised us, one activist threatened. So, uh, absolute lunacy. Now, I don't know how these Democrats think that this is going to help compel her to sort of go to their side. She's a Democrat, uh, was, uh, up until very recently probably will still continue to be, but just as not falling in lockstep with them. And so they're very mad at her. They're very mad at Joe mansion, but they're not so mad at the rest of their party, I guess. So, uh, very interesting that that that happened here. Now I have a little anecdote to share with you from Kiersten cinema, uh, about, uh, what is this? Five years ago? I got a letter from her. Actually. I want to share that with you. Now back five years ago, I have this letter right here, kept it handy because it's kind of a powerful letter. She wrote me a letter and she's it's from the Congress of the United States. You can see that, but it's from the house of representatives. Okay. So you remember when Kiersten cinema was in the house of representatives back December 15th, 2016, she says Robert ruler. She says, Mr. Griller, I was delighted to see you in the Arizona Republic's list of 35 entrepreneurs under the age of 35. This distinction says a great deal about your work, blah, blah, blah. We really appreciate your independent businesses, the integrity of your communities that you serve. It's my honor to be a voice for Arizona in Congress. Congratulations, read out, reach out if you or anybody at the RNR law group need any of my assistance in the future and ask, you know, saying hope that 2017 brings you a lot of success. And it certainly did signed off on here by Kiersten cinema. And you can see member of Congress. Now. She was not even a Senator then. And so she sent that back in 2016, when I was very fortunate enough to be placed on that list. And I kept that letter because it's kind of an inspiration now, I'm not a Democrat. I'm not somebody who necessarily even agrees with Kiersten cinema and her policies. But I will tell you this, no stinking Republican sent me a letter like that. Nobody out here in Arizona's GOP did anything like that. And that might exact, that might there, right? There might be a reason why Kiersten cinema is a Senator now and not a congressperson because she's smart. She does stuff like that. She nurtures those different lists and she's a pretty dang good politician by that letter. And I held onto it because it's sort of a meaningful thing. She was a representative then now she is a Senator. And that was a good, very good marketing plate. Now that doesn't mean I voted for her that I'm going to give her any excuses politically, but it is a nice thing. And I did hang onto it. And I wanted to share that with you. So even though she sent me a very nice letter, I would still go through these Arizona revised statutes, even if she didn't, but let's see if she was the victim of a crime. We go to ARS title 13 3 0 1 9. This is from the Arizona revised statute, says surreptitious photographing or videotaping or filming. When is it illegal? And so under subsection a, we're going to get the broad definition. It says it is unlawful for any person to knowingly photograph videotape or film or digitally record or by any other means, secretly view with, or without a device, another person without their consent, other under any of the following circumstances. And so we're going to go under subsection a and we're gonna look at one and subsection two under a what you're going to be seeing here, right? They say with, or without a device, what does that mean? And so that would typically mean, you know, you sort of see in the movies where there's the ladies' locker room and you have the teenage boys and they go, there's a sign there and they move the sign and they go, oh my gosh, they're undressing. Right? And that would be sort of without a device, sort of the peeping Tom looking through a hole. But here, what we are talking about is a cell phone, digital recorder, videotaping, filming, digitally recording, without that person's consent under any of the other circumstances in a restroom, oh, there you go. It's the first stinking line item right there in a restroom bathroom locker room bedroom, or any other location where a person has a reasonable expectation of privacy, which is a very common constitutional standard there. And the person is urinating, defecating, dressing, undressing, or anything like that. And of course we saw, we can suspect that Kiersten cinema was in fact urinating. At that time, she was in there for about urination time, came out and washed her hands. So I think that statutory definition has been met by the build back better Biden people. Uh, subsection number two says it in a manner that indirectly or directly captures, uh, reviewing a person's genitalia or buttocks, female breast, those types of things in a, in a place that's otherwise not visible to the public, that might also be appropriate also here saying it's unlawful to disclose any of that stuff without the consent or the knowledge of the person being depicted. So two different things here, we have a, the actual recording of it, and then we have B it's the disclosure of it. It's the display of it. It's the distribution, the publishing of it. So ever publish those videos, uh, the person who was actually recording it could be eligible or could be, uh, criminally charged here in Arizona under subsection a one violating, videotaping, filming a person without their consent in a bathroom urinating or defecating, boom that has been met under subsection B. Also, if they uploaded that published at anywhere, posted and on their Twitter account saying, yeah, good, we got Kiersten cinema. We interrupted her PE time and then they're uploading it and distributing. It sounds like that's another crime as well. Let's see if there are any exemptions, exemptions or exceptions to this section C says does not apply. If the notice of the use of the photograph is clearly posted in the location. And you're kind of allowed to do that because a person doesn't have a reasonable expectation of privacy or has a reasonable expectation of privacy photographing by correctional officers in jail, not applicable law enforcement officers, not applicable child monitoring advice, not applicable. So now I don't think that any of these things would exclude that. And so it tells us anything that is a subsection a or B class five felony, oh, it's not good in Arizona. We've got kind of a tier, a scale of felonies that six is the least severe. Number one is going to be the most severe. And so it's kind of not the least severe, but it's the next one up not withstanding subsection D. This is a class four felony. If the person is recognizable[inaudible], which means you can sort of see her face, right? So you can identify the person. We all know it's Kiersten cinema, just because it's Kiersten cinema. It doesn't necessarily mean that you are automatically able to recognize her for, for purview of the statute, what the statute means. I think it would be even if it weren't Kiersten cinema, even if this were just somebody who was not a famous Senator, just a regular person, if you could still recognize that person based on what this was recorded, it's going to elevate it up from a class five to a class four. So quite serious, in fact, and we'll see what the Arizona Maricopa county attorney's office does with this. We'll see if good old Alister Adele over there and everybody over at M say M C a O shout out everybody. If you guys are going to charge any of the people involved in this, be very, very curious. I'd be very curious to see we'll be on the lookout for it. We'll see if it goes through now, the white house has a take on this V you know, we saw what we saw. You know, even if you're somebody who doesn't like Kiersten cinema, maybe you're like, ah, she's a Democrat or whatever you got to say, look, you know, is that appropriate? Probably not. And is it something that is worthy of condemnation? Is it something that politicians in America should be saying? We don't want that necessarily happening anywhere? I would think so, but here's Joe Biden today from the white house.

Speaker 4: 19:38

And you're talking about how you have 48 democratic votes right now. The other two, I have been pressured over the weekend by activists, Joe Manchin had people on kayaks show up to his boat to yell at him. Senator cinema last night was chased into, to a restroom. Do you think that those tactics are crossing a line?

Speaker 5: 19:58

I don't think they're appropriate tactics been happens to everybody from the only people that doesn't happen to people who have secret service standing around. Um, so it's, it's, it's part of the process. Yes.

Speaker 1: 20:12

What, what is that part of the process? Did Joe Biden at some point get accosted by reporters in the bathroom? I didn't know that that was a part of the process. I, uh, having trouble thinking about other senators with bathroom problems. There was that one Republican Senator with a wide stance. He had a different bathroom problem. Remember that? Uh, I, but I think that was different. I think that he was, uh, costing an undercover federal agent. And here these are a build back, better Biden people costing senators in the bathroom. I don't, it's all very confusing. I've never lived in Joe Biden's world. I haven't lived in Washington DC for 47 years. Like he has, maybe it is a normal thing there. I mean, what do I know? So that's Joe Biden, of course not really lending support to another fellow Democrat. Here's Kiersten, send them out. We're going to read through her statement and then jump into your questions. Kiersten cinema. It says, this is the statement. Following the ASU events on Sunday, says yesterday, several individuals disrupted my class at ASU after deceptively entering a locked secure building. These individuals filmed and publicly posted videos of my students without their permission, including footage of a taken of both, both of my students and I using a restroom. She says, quote, in Arizona, we love the first amendment. We know it's vital to our democracy. That constituents can freely petition protest criticize my policy positions and decisions. The activist group that engaged in yesterday's behavior is one that both my team and I have met with several times since I was elected, I will continue engaging with Arizona's with diverse viewpoints. Yesterday's behavior was not legitimate protest, unacceptable for activist organizations to instruct their members, to jeopardize themselves by engaging in unlawful activities, such as gaining entry to close university buildings, disrupting learning environments and filming students in the restroom. In the 19 years, I've been teaching at ASU, I've been committed to creating a safe, intellectually, honest space. Yesterday that environment was breached. My students were unfairly victimized. This is wholly inappropriate. It's the duty of elected leaders to avoid fostering an environment of which honestly held policy disagreements serve as the basis for vitriol raising the temperature in political rhetoric and creating permission structure for unacceptable behavior. All right. So that's Kiersten cinema. Yeah. And she's, she's not wrong, right? Uh, not really a good look. Not sure how much that accomplishes, if you are somebody who wants to bring a Senator over onto your side, if anything, I think it might just harden her per take and she doesn't actually comply even harder. How's that sound? All right. So let's take a look@yourquestionsoverfromwatchingthewatchersdotlocals.com. See if there are anything, anything coming in. We do have a couple of questions. Let's see. That was, uh, from John and Heather Helgren. They're just being very appreciative. You guys. Absolutely. We love you. Good luck. Keep continuing to fight. We'll see much, much more of you. We've got news. Now. Wyoming says horrible things happen with this. When Cheney came out against Trump in the impeachment, Wyoming Republicans lost their mind for doing what she thought was right. And whether I agree with her or not now, cinema is getting ambushed in the bathroom for doing what she thinks is right. This is insane. And I hope the person ends up getting arrested. Even though I know that won't happen because they aren't pro Trump. You imagine if a Trumper followed chaining into the bathroom to complain, yeah. We'd probably have a whole division of the FBI swatting on, in there, along with the Capitol hill police, we probably see a number of different, uh, congressional Democrats hosting ceremonies in the capital road Tundra, probably a national day of mourning as well. While we know that, uh, the FBI would be back at their home office playing where's Waldo to go find all of the different bathroom insurrectionists, because they're very good at that. Very good to see you news. Now we have another one from, uh, no question on that one. This one is from news. Now says maybe the guy in the bathroom identifies as female. How dare you question it don't know if that is a different crime besides filming in the bathroom or not there. So, uh, no, not to my knowledge. And who knows what's going on on a university campus. I don't know what their policies are. Maybe that's just his bathroom and you're right. Maybe I'm being xenophobic and discriminatory on that one who knows boom is here, says correct me if I'm wrong. But there is a path to citizenship that my cousin's wife followed. She applied for a green card, got approved to became a citizen. It was long boring. But please clarify if this is not the pathway to citizenship, that's from boom. Um, I think you're right. Boom. I'm not an immigration attorney, but I think you're exactly right. That was very deadpan statement. I love that. Yeah. It's long and boring, but you know, please clarify if that's not the appropriate process. I, my understanding is we have an immigration, uh, bureau here in this country that processes immigration requests and the stores over there. If you need it, but people are just, oh, we don't know what to do. You have to help us Kiersten. He'll help us, uh, get us all, you know, here. She's like, Hey, uh, I'm a Senator guys and I have to tinkle. Can you leave me alone for two minutes? Good to see you. Boom. Thank you. We have another one from thunder. Seven says, I'm glad they did this and expose what tyrants the Dems really are. If they don't get their way on everything, they send their attack dogs to harass and bully anyone who opposes. They are scary, dangerous people. When I heard the man, I thought rapist right away. Intimidation. Yeah. It's it's it's, they're like adult children to some degree following people into the bag. And she had no shame. She was just like, yeah, I'm going to wait here to come out. Uh, yeah. Do you need any toilet paper or anything in there? I got a ton cause I hoarded it all last year. So you know, not, not good. We have monster. One says, this is how you know, we are not a serious country when illegal immigrants can confront a member of Congress and not get immediately deported. Uh, I, you know, who knows if they were illegal immigrants or, or not, or they were just activists, but your point is, yeah, look, you can just come across by the thousands carrying COVID, whatever you want. And they'll just let you in. There's nobody getting deported in this administration. Monster. One says, this is how we already got that one. We got another one from Sergeant Bob in the house. He's back says as future Arizona residents, I'm hard to know that Senator Sinema is representing her constituents. She will not. She, she will pick up more votes than this. Then she will lose from the crazies. I think this will make her more resolute sleepy. Joe, doesn't call out the idiots on this wow. Goods on her. Yeah. I mean good for her, honestly, you know, I, I would S I, I gotta hand it to her. She just went and then washed her and left handed to you. Like there's no better way to handle that. Honestly. What are you going to do? Walk out. No, you're going to, I'm going to keep filming if you want to see it. And I hope there are some repercussions. Good to see you. Sergeant Bob saw Sergeant Bob on the weekend, over on watching the Watchers, a monthly meetup monster. One says we got you elected. I thought it was a conspiracy theory that illegals were influencing elections. That's for monster one, putting one in one together, connecting all the dots. And that's a great comment. We have another one from monster. One says, uh, quit mis-gendering people. That guy was clearly identifying as a woman. And they were identifying themselves as a non-criminal non perverts also, but that didn't work out for him, ASU degenerates or in the house. As, since you are an Arizona attorney, what charges would be for the guy for following Kiersten cinema in the bathroom? Wouldn't harassment filming in the bathroom. The charges. Yeah, it was 13 31 0 9 under ARS title 13. That's our criminal code here. Yeah. You could have harassment. You know, you could have, you could, he could have, you know, a disorderly conduct would probably be another one. Uh, that would be very common and easy disorderly conduct. You can basically get for anything. I think that was certainly disorderly. So they could be charged for that as well. We have another one from no question here says, I think the Democrats will get violent if she continues to stand in the way and they do nothing will happen to them. They will do anything to protect Biden. They're very, very, you know, very, very, very much hyperventilating lately. China, Joe Biden says are the toilet terrorist vaccinated. That's the real crime, not then following an unarmed vulnerable woman in a vulnerable place with nowhere to run her, hide, check their vacs status. That's a good point. You don't know if they were illegally unvaccinated or not. They're pili. Wally says that was ridiculous. They did that to her in her bathroom. I'm a firm believer that one of the biggest issues in Western societies these days are the under 20 five-year-olds. They feel so empowered preaching about all the genders. Even though there are just two celebrating mental illness, when it comes to the trans community, they also love to lecture and try to shame us about our histories. They're also a huge mouthpieces for BLM and Biden. Just go back to the early 2000. It was much better. The young need to be told to shut the hell up and show some respect. That's from pili. Wally, chime in. Good to see you. PLE Wally hope. You're. Well, we have the activist says it's okay. Identified as a woman while in the bathroom, the bigger issue is why did Kiersten cinema takes so long to do number one and make me wait. It's from drinking all the champagne with her lobbyist buddies while she was teaching. Yeah, I mean, maybe she was out the night before with her lobbyist buddies, but she was teaching, you know, students. And I don't think that they're drinking and educating over there. Certainly not. Sergeant Bob says key point. Does the lead in word surreptitious governed the rest of the statute? It's a good point. Right? And I think that, so it's a good point. If you're a defense attorney, you sort of hang your hat on this thing, you'd say, well, you know, they weren't really filming her, going to the bathroom. She knew that they were filming because she was watching them. She was literally watching them, filming her as she walked into the bathroom and that she was sort of acquiescing to it. Or you could even say consenting to it, sort of a constructive consent argument. You know, that if she didn't want to be filmed in the bathroom, going to the bathroom, that she would have left, she didn't. So it's sort of a constructive consent argument. Uh, I think they're not good arguments and what they did was, uh, still illegal. But your point is exactly right. Right. Sergeant Bobby, do you tie in on that? Not, was it really without her consent? Was it really surreptitious? Was it really secretive? Not really. It was all kind of done out in the open and you know, when she was in the stall, you really couldn't see anything. You know, she didn't get down and look under the stall or anything like that. But, uh, I'll tell you this, if it was, um, somebody wearing a Maga hat. Yeah. They'd be, they'd be in handcuffed in the FBI's field office right now. I mean, it'd be over. So that's obviously not going to happen here. Let's see what else Lauren S says, bathrooms are like base. You can't touch this while I'm in there. Treat people the way you want to be treated, somewhat chased block into the restroom with a camera and see how it goes. Oh, that sounds awful. Well, I don't know what Blanca looks like, but, uh, you could hear the, you could hear from the voice, it just sounds like she might actually have, you know, some chicken wings or something lodged in there from lunch and you, you know how those things come out, the other end, especially a woman, you know, like that. So you just don't know. It sounds terrible. Sounds horrendous, but I get your point, Lauren, you know, you do have to make sure that you are holding people to the same standards. If it's okay to go in there and it costs a Senator, then it must be okay to go cost a cost Blanca and any of the other build back better people. But it's a, it's a horrendously disgusting image. We have another one from monster. One says, imagine if that was a member of the squad and a right wing person to that, there'd be a rest congressional hearings, impeachment. Any other kind of hearing you can think of? I, yeah. I mean, I think Brian Stelter and Anderson Cooper over there at CNN would probably be calling for Donald Trump to be impeached again. As far as I could tell, Gail says there was also another woman in the bathroom had nothing to do with this before the activist entered, she was already in the stall. You can see her leaving in the video. They violated her privacy to, with respect to our president's comments on this video. Let's go, Brandon. Yeah. I agree with that. Let's go Brandon for Joe Biden. Let's go Brandon for Gale oh eight. Yeah. They violated everybody's privacy in there. Nobody wants to walk out of the bathroom with a camera in your face, especially women. You know, there's a, there's a good argument that women don't even go to the bathroom from some women that I've known. They just say they don't do that stuff. And I don't, I don't understand it, but I don't argue. So Viking says so glad Ms. Blanca introduced herself so that hopefully followup contact can be made. Yeah. They're going to get back to her and we'll see if anybody charges anybody. No question on this one says for anyone to chase down by and he would have to have done something. Joe is, Joe is 40 plus years. He's never done a thing other than putting many people of color in jail. Yeah. I said that back during the election, Joe Biden is the godfather of the modern crime system. He is responsible for more African-Americans in jail than any other person in American history. I've said that for months and nobody's ever refuted it. The last villain says cinema sent you that letter to plant a seed. I'm sure she is still sending them out. Very smart. Totally agree with you. It's a very smart, you should start sending out similar letters, get you ready for your eventual potential run for local government. If the world doesn't end act, aunt Maxine told them to get in their faces. The lines are just moving more left soon. No one will be safe from the cult. You know, the last villain you're onto something there. I actually do that with my books. So I'll actually write those books out, send those out to people. And, um, it's for that, right? It's sort of a long-term investment. I know what Kiersten cinema was doing. I'm no dummy. I know what she was doing there. And it works right. It works. That's why she did it. None of the other politicians, none of the other Republicans or were, were capable smart enough to say, oh yeah, Hey, maybe I'm a small business candidate. I should be supporting small businesses like ours. None of them did it. She did very interesting, good comment from the last villain. Couple others here, leafy bug is here, says, well, that was awkward. Quite easy to tune out that monotone left its activist drawing voice though. I stopped listening to what she was saying after about five seconds, just to wait too long stream of words. Speaking of streams, I would've made an extra effort to make my business extra loud. And if you had a phone, you could play a few sounds for extra authenticity, leafy bugs, suggesting that Kiersten cinema, just blow it out in there. Just, oh yeah. You want to show? How about this? She's she's pretty classy. I don't think she would do that. As you could see, she washed her hands even now, you know, she's, she's not, um, she's not going to be playing a potty time with those knuckleheads. Kiersten cinema says those Biden supporters harassing me in the bathroom are foolishly filming and harassing me hope that degenerates hunter and Joe. So yeah, maybe those people are just texting that right over to hunter. Cause he's into that stuff. Gross. Oh, we have D rod says, if you are DACA, dreamers allowed to stay by Obama. I've been told that they have no clear path to citizenship. Something about the DACA order executive order that Obama signed that's from D rod. Good to see you. D rod, we have a couple others here. Another one from Kiersten. Of course, Joe laughed at the footage of me in the bathroom. He's a degenerate and loves the footage. Oh wait, sniffing little kids. Oh, what a segment monster. One says, she said that she wasn't illegal. Said she was smuggled here at three. Okay. So I actually also had a hard time listening to her. I was just kind of watching in shock and awe that this was a thing that they're doing. Oh God, look, who's here. Natalie's dirty diaper or talking about a poopoo talk and bathroom talks. Of course. Uh, Natalie's dirty. Hitler's dirty diaper is here. Oh my. But were they a person with a vagina or were they a menstruating person? Yeah, that's a good question. Remember, women have been canceled by the way. I'm now at 29.5 pounds. Nobody's nobody has changed Natalie's diaper yet. The last time we talked, it was like, it was, it was under 29 pounds the last time. And it's, it's gone. We're going to be at 30 pounds soon. It's like the debt. It's like the debt ceiling. What happens if we get to 30 pounds? Natalie's diaper. Oh, it's going to be, it's going to be trouble folks. The economy's going to break. We're going to run out of money. Supply chains are broken and Natalie's dirty. Diaper is going to be spilling onto the streets. Everywhere you go. We're in real trouble in this country. Oh, we have 5 0 3 unlimited says it sounds like an R Kelly tape in the making gross. Oh my gosh. Oh, I can't even take it. Let's wrap it up. Sweet. Potato says y'all cracking jokes about the guy being in the bathroom. But if this happens at your workplace and you think someone's in the bathroom, that shouldn't be, you can get in trouble. If you say anything to them, everything has to be routed through HR. It really is totally inappropriate. Right. It's it's kind of funny to come on here and make jokes about it, but it's yeah. It's not, it's not, it's not okay. Yeah. It's not all right at all. Uh, all right. I can't even see. I'm like crying over here. It's no question. If these were mega people, they'd be imprisoned for charging the oval office insurrection. Totally. Yeah. They'd be indicted. They'd be held in DC for, uh, for indefinitely. Shade says if they're allowed to do this to a Senator, so sure gives us regular folk comfort. Nope, no peace says good to see you. We've got Rob Butte day says Kiersten cinema. Joe mansion doesn't seem like a bad Democrat unless I'm missing something. I don't want Democrats who want concentration camps, Jim Crow, slavery, or forced medical experimentation. I mean, they seem sort of sane relative to other people on the far left wing contingency. That's for sure. Lauren says next level, meaning of stall tactics. Ooh. I love that. Stall tactics. Yeah. Stall, stall tactics. She was in there just ping to stall things out. And we have Diane Feinstein says I'm going to live stream from the bathroom with those activists and Natalie's diapers. Oh, Diane Feinstein. If you didn't know this, she's about 187 years old also. So between her diapers and Jerry Nadler's diapers were just doomed. It's just, there's nothing we can do folks. You know, they keep talking about global warming. That's the least of our concerns because the tides are going to be all consuming us with Nadler and Feinstein's excrement. It's going to be just the worst. All right. Let's see what we've got over from watching the watchers.locals.com. Couple of super chats. We've got lava. Java lava says cinema should have left an upper deck, but that would have, yeah. I mean, look, that's just, that's going to injure an innocent bystander, those immigrants or illegal immigrants. They were not going to go in there and use it after her. So that's just going to be another innocent person who has to deal with that. But I, I get the gist of what you're saying here, lava Java, you know, there needs to be some sort of repercussion for that. We have Royal Wolf says she should've just peed on all of them. I mean, it was almost urinating in public to some degree. And so, yeah, I mean, you can see an analogy there and David Smith with a super chat, but no question on there. Thank you, David Smith for your support. All right. My friends, I think that's it. Let me double check over here on locals. One more camp came in from former. Leo says, let's go, Brandon, sorry. I missed the meet and greet on Saturday. Just another classless act by the classless Democrats. That's from former LEL. Sorry we missed you two former Elio, but we will catch you on the next one. All of those questions came in from watching the watchers.locals.com and the great super chats over on YouTube. Thank you for all of your support. All right. And so we've got another segment. As I mentioned, we're picking up the pace on the show today. The Supreme court of the United States is back in session. If you are waiting for some more political meat to sink your teeth into more issues that are going to help to separate the country even further. Well we're in that season. It's time. Remember the Supreme court it's changed quite a bit since the last, uh, it's been, it's been like this for some time, but in this new term, this is the first time for a full term. It's going to look just like this. And we know that we've got six conservatives, allegedly we've got Kavanaugh. Kavanaugh has COVID right now. So the rest of the court is appearing in person, but Kavanaugh, even though he is vaccinated, he caught the COVID, which is just the weirdest thing in the world. Uh, but anyway, so he's not going to be there at the oval. I'm sorry, at the Supreme court bench for the foreseeable future, but we got conservative there. We've got Gorsuch, conservative, Amy Coney Barrett, conservative. We have John Roberts, the chief justice, you know, allegedly self identifies as conservative. Of course, the judge Thomas and the Aledo over here, all the conservatives. And so if you count those up, it's six to three, we've got the liberals over here. We've got so Sotomayor's down here. That was Kagan. And then we have Briar, many people are talking about him, uh, sort of resigning, uh, or, or, or giving up his seat anytime soon, the Democrats want that to happen sooner rather than later, given the fact that the midterms are coming up and they may lose control of the Senate and they don't want that to happen because the last time that happened, they lost the seat that Amy Coney Barrett is now sitting in. Remember this used to be judge Ginsburg and judge, judge Ginsburg was replaced by another woman, but she's only sort of, I think like three fourths of a woman because she's conservative. And she believes in God and things like that. So let's take a look at what the new term looks like. We can see we're starting here in October. You can see how much these people work the green days or conference days where they're sort of meeting and talking about stuff. Non argument sessions are marked in blue, which is, you know, for, for, for, uh, you know, motion work and things like that. And then reds are when we have the actual oral arguments, which is what a lot of people are interested in. And then we get decisions sort of scattered around throughout the rest of the calendar. In October, you can see, we have a couple of cases that are coming up, but these are not really the big Mo more interesting cases. We've got this Sarnov case. Remember this, this was the Boston marathon bomber. So his case is back up for argument. Soon. Uh, today we had Wooten, which was a criminal law case. I have to sort of see what happened in that, but we can see a couple of other cases are on here, but not a whole lot that stands out Mississippi versus Tennessee. This is about water rights. And some other cases are coming up tomorrow on Wednesday. Then we're off on Monday, come back next week with some other cases. So let's take a quick look. Now, uh, coming up in October, we've got the Boston marathon bomber case. So it's the U S versus SAR nev case 2 0 4 4 3, the bite administration's effort to have the death sentence reinstated for the Boston marathon bomber. You remember this case from back in 2013, one of the brothers was actually killed during that sort of investigation, but the other brother made it out and he's been processed and processed and processed and appeals court throughout the sentence, but not the convictions, meaning he's still convicted for it, but he's not going to be convicted to death. And so by now is going to be trying to sort of reinstate the death penalty and bring that back. I've long sort of talked negatively about the death penalty, but a lot of people think it's justified, especially for a case like this. He killed three people. A lot of other people were, were injured and maimed, awful, awful situation. And so whether the death penalty stands for him is going to be up for argument October 13. So that's coming up in a couple weeks. We have a state's secrets case, which these are always fun because we're talking about the CIA and the government and Guantanamo bay, and whether the government has the lawful authority to kind of do whatever it wants. And guess what we always find out that they do because they are the government. And they're also making decisions about what they can do and we've lived through COVID now. So we know that the government can do anything essentially, but here we have a couple of interesting cases coming up. These are not a scheduled out until October six, which is going to be this week and then November 8th. So we've got us versus Zoomba Zubaida and an FBI versus[inaudible] two cases involve government claims that are quote, state secrets. They say that if they disclose this information, it's going to harm national security. So one person is a Guantanamo bay detaining lower court said was tortured in CIA custody. He wants information from them from CIA contractors and government says, oh, you can't have that state secret. Other case involves a group of Muslim residents from California say FBI targeted them for their surveillance because of their religion groups claims were dismissed after an early stage when the government said state secrets, but the court revived the case. And so this is what they always do. This is what prosecutors and government bureaucrats do all over the place. You can see it happening here with the CIA. You can see it happening with the FBI. And the answer is always, oh, well, we can't share that with you. It's dangerous. It's protected. We have to seal that. We can't give you any information about that. Otherwise we're going to harm society. You got all right, whatever. Same thing happens here in criminal law, even on a lower level for misdemeanor and felony cases happens all the time. You say, Hey, Mr. Prosecutor, I need this list of evidence because I don't trust your police officer. And I don't trust your phlebotomist or your crime lab specialist. And I want to see all of the documentations and calibrations and all of your operating procedures and all of your, uh, method, validation and protocols for your lab. I need to see all of that because I'm going to have my expert witness review it because I think you're full of Natalie's diaper. And in this case, the prosecutors to us, they always say, because they don't have state secrets, they're not state secrets, but they just say, oh, it's, uh, it's, uh, it's proprietary. It's confidential. If it's, if it's private information that comes from a company or they'll tell us, uh, oh, no, it's a fishing expedition and it's overly burdensome and it's unnecessarily cumulative. And so we shouldn't be half. We shouldn't have to give it to you in the first place. And the courts just go, yeah, that's true. It does sound like it would be a lot of work for you to go back there and click a couple of files on your computer. And so, yeah, you're right. Those defense attorneys, you know, they don't really need it. Do they? And they just all sort of, you know, uh, high five each other after the court hearings over. And then they get to continue on with their, uh, malevolence. So that's happening. We got two cases that are coming up. One taking place. It looks like on Wednesday and we'll have oral arguments on the next one coming up, guns are coming up, but not until November going to hear more on the guns. There's a case from New York, the state rifle association, it's going to be a case that expands gun rights for the United States involving the right to carry a firearm in public. Ooh, sounds juicy. It is also the courts first foray into gun rights. Since judge Amy Coney Barrett joined the high court. Now at six, three conservatives case involves a New York restrictive gun permit law, New York state is among six states that limit who has the right to carry a weapon in public arguments are November 3rd. And so, yeah, you know, the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. It seems pretty clear to me. I can't believe we have so much, uh, jurisprudence and debate over that second amendment. It's pretty clear to me, but a lot of, a lot of people have to bicker over what all of that means. And so you get states like New York and California that are like, oh, well you do have a right to carry it, but not unless you disassemble it into all of its multi-variate parts and you take the gunpowder and you take that and you put that in a Ziploc and then you take the casing over here and disassemble the whole thing. And if somebody's coming to murder you well, uh, call the police that don't exist and are going to take 35 minutes to get there. So, uh, it seems pretty obvious to me which way this one should go, but we'll see, we have another one from, uh, Carson versus makin. This is about taxpayer funding of religious schools. You're going to see this one making its way through the court. But again, this one's not until December 8th. And so we'll see that later, but it says, this is about discrimination based on religion. Can you hear a lot of religion stuff? Parents in Maine are suing over the state's exclusion of religious schools from tuition programs. This is for families who live in towns that don't have public schools. Court issued a string of rulings in favor of churches and families, challenging state restrictions on taxpayer money going to religious institutions. So what it sounds like I haven't taken a deep dive into that here, but it sounds like in Maine, you have some religious schools that are sort of, uh, outside of an area where there are no public schools in rural areas. And they're giving tuition programs to other schools that are public schools. And what they're saying in this case is that what, we're a religious institution. We're not a public institution. There are no public institutions out here we're serving a particular purpose. And why should we be discriminated against from getting those same tuition programs? Just because we're religious? Oh, it sounds like might be a, an interesting case. Maybe we'll talk about some school choice stuff. And then my friends of course, abortion. This is coming up quick. Dobbs vs Jackson women's health. So brace yourselves for this one, it's a direct challenge to Roe vs. Wade and planned parenthood versus Casey Supreme courts, major decisions over the last half century, the guarantee of women's right to abortion nationwide lower courts blocked Mississippi's ban on most abortions. After 15 weeks of pregnancy saying it was an infringement, but a more conservative court now has agreed to review those rulings abortions would be banned in a dozen states and severely restricted in about a dozen others. If justices were to overrule their abortion decisions, arguments on this one, my friends December 1st, and we may have to do a live stream on that day because that's going to be a juicy day. And there's going to be a lot of, uh, very interesting cases coming up now, abortion, as I mentioned, this is sort of the sacred courts cases. That's a lot of people in this country just really, really twist themselves up into a pretzel over. And when it ever, when it ever comes up about leaving this to states' rights or, or allowing people in their local communities to make decisions about any of this stuff. People really get something stuck in their craw. This guy is very upset about this. His name is Christopher M Rab. You'll notice that he is a local state congressperson. He is a Democrat serving the Philadelphia county member of the house from 2017 to date he's on the agriculture, rural affairs committee, commerce finance judiciary, biography, educator, and author. He went to Yale college, university of Pennsylvania, and you can see, uh, his contact information happens to be down there. If you are a person living in his district, you can certainly contact him. Now, why am I talking about this guy? Well, boys out there, he wants to take your sterility away from him. Yeah. It's a forced male sterilization. I think it's male. He uses a very specific term here. It's for, oh yeah. Cis-gender men for sterilization for you guys. So let's take a look here. It says here, he posted this in a memorandum October 2nd to all house members. The subject of this is enforcing reproductive responsibility among men. And so he sent this out over, you know, I'm not, I'm not a Pennsylvania house political person, but this is on, this is posted on the formal government public website, talking about passing bills and moving bills through. So I, I take this to mean sort of as a, as an invitation to have a conversation or as the, the precursor to actual formal introduction of legitimate legislation. And so let's see what he says. He says, uh, for far too long, the public debate around abortion contraception and reproductive matters is thrust the government into the center of restrictions on bodily, autonomy, women and girls. It says rarely there is meaningful dialogue around public policy focusing on the personal responsibility of CIS gender men, CIS gender men. Oh my God. The rights of cis-gender many says have always been paramount in RSI society with little focus on their responsibility as inseminator to charge their behaviors for the good of their partners, family, and society. Now he thinks he's very clever here, but watch this. He says, as we head towards climax, uh, it's obvious what you're doing as we head towards climax on this heated discourse around this delicate matter, he says we should come together to address it with surgical precision weaving some medical terms in there. We must also commit to mending the social fabric being sliced up by bitter acrimonious. I think that's a that's abortion language there. He says in order to improve public health outcomes and release sweet justice release sweet justice into our Al's households and bedrooms, what release release sweet justice in our bedrooms, we must wrap our love of individual Liberty in the moral imperative of greater personal responsibility and acknowledge men's essential role in procreation. Therefore, I will be introducing legislation that will require all inseminator. Just talking about me, what to undergo vasectomies within six weeks from having their third child child or their 40th birthday, whichever comes first. Well, I don't have three kids, but I will be 41 day. And if this guy had his way, I got to go get snip, snip, because I am a biological male and I identify as a male. So I think that puts me in the cis-gender category. And you know what, I'm pretty sure there's a lot of you out there who are in that category with me. So three kids, that's it snipped after that or you're 40, no more kids. You just get snipped. Oh my gosh. My mom is not going to be happy about this law further. This legislation will allow Pennsylvania ins to take civil action for unwanted pregnancies against inseminator who wrongfully conceive a child with them. Okay. So if you go in and pregnant a woman and it's your third or your 41 years old,$10,000 fine, legislation's going to empower Pennsylvania to enforce this law with a$10,000 reward for reporting to the proper authorities. Those scofflaws who have not complied with the statute. As long as the state legislatures continue to restrict the reproductive white rights of CIS women, trans men and nonbinary people, there should be laws that address the responsibility of men who impregnate them. Thus, my bill will also codify quote, wrongful conception to include when a person has demonstrated negligence towards preventing conception during intercourse, which is like an actual, that sounds like a real statute. What's good for the goose is good for the Gander. He says in spirit of the popular Axiom, I encourage my colleagues to take a Gander at this forthcoming bill that seeks to end this egregiously gendered double standard for all the benefits of individuals and our great Commonwealth. Okay. So, uh, all right. So that's Congress, men, Christopher M Rab, the destructor of the inseminator ERs, the vasectomy God king out there, snipping men, as soon as they turn 40 40th birthday off with it. Sorry. Got to go. All right. So that's one way to, uh, to, uh, govern in Pennsylvania. Interesting that they do that there. Let's see what you have to say about this over@watchingthewatchersdotlocals.com. We have a couple of questions in here, man. Uh, I'm not gasses here says a moth goes into a podiatrist office and says, what's the problem. Uh, this is a norm McDonald joke and the mosque says, uh, what's the problem?[inaudible] says, what's the problem? Where do I begin, man? I go to work for Gregory[inaudible] and all day long, I work, honestly, doc, I don't even know what I'm doing anymore. I don't even know if Gregory Linda vet, uh, I can't read the whole thing. It's too good. And I'm going to botch it. I can't read the whole thing. I'm not guessing. Go watch the norm MacDonald version of the joke. He does it on Conan. It's way better than anything I could watch right here. It's an amazing joke. Sorry. I'm not gas. I didn't read the whole thing, but we're on a time crunch and it's just too good nor MacDonald. The moth joke. Conan. O'Brien amazing news. Now Wyoming says, speaking of the Boston bombing, I'm still sad that nobody sued over the cops forcing their way into homes to search them threatening arrest. Would it have been interesting to hear if, if your rights to privacy not being invaded in your home is still in place. Even during the time of strife, I've never seen proof that anyone ever filed a lawsuit, only a whined about it to the press. It's a good question. You know, I don't remember the specifics of that news now back then, but certainly right there, arguments are always going to be exigent circumstances. I would imagine at that point, by the time they got to the home, did they find them in the boat or something like that. And they kind of knew where they were. And so I would imagine they'd have warrants up the wazoo for everything. And so that would never, you know, my guess is that there would be no exculpatory evidence or something. I'm sorry. That would be excluded evidence. That would be a result of unlawful access to the property. I would imagine that they were warranted out hard on that case. We have another one, no question says the Skoda's calendar you showed had maybe a cumulative month of worth of color days when they're doing oral arguments and conferences. What on earth do they do the rest of the year while they're there are Supreme court judges. So, you know, presumably they're reading statutes and I don't really know what they do. They're there. Yeah. Who knows what? I don't know what they're doing. I can't shade says been a while, but there were articles on the Boston bombers at the time stating they were both FBI and formats. We all know how that works now, dead, man. Can't talk. So I don't know about the specifics of that. That was before I was doing my show. And before, uh, the FBI was responsible, at least in my world for virtually everything that happens. Sergeant Bob says, I'm with you on defense, reviewing evidence, if it's accurate evidence, no issue. Good to see SCOTUS on the second amendment, by the way, I liked Carrie and Glock 19, whilst in Arizona having said that rights also carry personal responsibility often of great gravity, no question about that. Right. And I, and I, sometimes I can get pretty cavalier about, you know, about that, right? But a firearm is a very, very serious thing. It's a very serious tool and it is, uh, something of great importance. That's why it's the second amendment. I don't, I don't try to be cavalier about it, you know, in practice. So I probably should be a little bit more careful about that on the show. Good to see you there. Sergeant Bob, thanks for chiming in and glad you got to have that nice little tool of justice on your hip. Here we have former Elio says in his position is his position that women who have an abortion should also be sterilized to prevent future abortions. Let's go, Brandon. I don't know. I think that might be his perspective on it. It's obviously a terrible, stupid argument, but that's what he's in the business of doing. So he does it. Thunder seven says I'm all for it. As long as the nutcase proposing the bill as a first to be sterilized in his male family members in colleagues and all Democrat male politicians, the lunatics have taken over the silent. They need to be called great idea. Rab. Thank you. Yeah. So, so just go ahead and start in Europe, your local district, and then you can just work your way out and you can just sterilize all of your supporters, I guess, would be the end of your political party, but okay. D rod says, is this called eugenics? I think they do this in China, CCP population control sort of rules. Not getting better over here. Yeah. That's that's actual that's happening now in America, we got John snipped already. Hell grins in the house, as this has to be a Babylon bee memo. His email was hacked at Guam capsules. That's qualm capsizing level of stupid. I'm sure some mind altering consumables were involved, but, but John, you know, he is an author and an educator, you know? So he was sitting there just really enjoying himself and too much probably with all of the little, you know, all of the little medical jet I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna put the word climax in here. Look at me how clever I am. I'm an educator and I'm a state Senator state house representative and look how clever this is going to be. And so it all the cocktail parties that this guy goes to, everybody's going to just be high five in him. Did you see that, uh, that thing that Rab made out there, you know, he's given, he's really given to those Texas Republicans, isn't he? And so he'll get, you know, he'll get some accolades for that. John snipped already green. Yeah. So John has nothing to worry about. Ah, John, you know, love you, buddy. All right, good to see you. We have another one here from Diane Feinstein Stein. Did someone say climax? She says with a Winky face. Oh, Dianne Feinstein's Winky face at me. The last villain says I didn't realize there was legislation out there that requires a woman to scrape out her uterus. God does that. Ms. Lucky says a little bit off topic, but Sergeant Bob is 75 years young today. Happy birthday to you. Sergeant Bob happy birthday to you. Sergeant Bob happy birthday. Dear Sergeant Bob. Happy birthday to Sergeant Bob and miss lucky you. Thank you. Happy birthday, Sergeant Bob. That's a good 1 75. That's a good one. Looking forward to getting there myself, my friend. It's going to be a good one. Happy birthday. Hope you two are really enjoying it. All right. We have another one from[inaudible] says, did you see Kamala's cackle audio? I tagged you on and locals it's for it's it's for the button. I got no, I didn't click it. I'll go look at it in the dark. We have, uh, the simple solution to all of these cases that the Supreme court has control F on a PDF of the constitution type in abortion, right? To bear arms. See what happens if it's there, it will tell you what you need to know. If it isn't there. Well, then it's up to the states. Super simple and easy. Why is it so hard? Well, it's because they don't like the original constitution. And so you've got a bunch of lawyers and bureaucrats and judges and politicians and idiots who are doing everything they can to twist it into all sorts of different permutations to concoct it into what they think it should be. And so we've got all, you know, all of these things. Oh, oh, legislative history. Oh yeah. Well, we should just go talk about whatever those more on Congress people were talking about. They didn't write it into law, but we're going to just, we like what they were saying better than what they wrote down. So we're just going to go listen to that instead of this, and you just play this game round and around we go, we got news. Now it says they entered every house in the neighborhood door to door, broke down doors. If people didn't answer, that was on the Sarnoff stuff. I'm not gas. As if Sergeant Bob is worried about the gravity of a Glock 19, he should try carrying a Glock 43, much less gravity. Jerry Nadler is dirty. Diaper changer says I would change night. Dad Nadler's diaper. But as a member of Antifa, I disappeared because we are a myth. If old Jerry would just retract, I will come back. It's a double-edged sword on that one. And leafy bug. Last one says forced. A male sterilization is totally equivalent to the Texas heartbeat law cons owned again. Great job. Big brain purple tie guy. That's from leafy bug over on YouTube. A couple of super chats came in from dab. Gangsta says, Rob, it's not so much harm to society. More so protection of sources and methods happy. I'm not in declasse anymore. That's from dab. Gangster. Thank you for that dab. We've got Wolfgang says being alone in the bathroom is a civil right as is the ability to be let alone in a university. Love you. Rob swooped in just in time for the Supreme court. Good to see you Wolfgang. Haven't seen you in awhile and I'm glad that you're around here. And those my friends where the questions over from watching the watchers.locals.com and from YouTube, thank you for your support everywhere. I do appreciate it. All right, we've got one more segment left. We're going to have to fly through this, but we should be able to make it the global financial elite. We hear about them all the time. Who are these people? These people who are sort of escaping taxation and the people who use offshore companies to maneuver their money around, to buy up gobs of land all. While the peasants at home, the people who have to pay taxes every month, it just comes right out of your paycheck, right into the federal government. You know, we don't have to, we don't get much of anything other than a continual evisceration of civil liberties and rights across the board. Meanwhile, you just have to keep feeding into the coffer. You had to just keep funneling it over to the federal government because they're going to be good stewards of your money, right wrong. It turns out that a lot of that money that is being sent over shores to different dictators around the world are being used. All that humanitarian aid, all that foreign aid, foreign support, military aid, it's all going into yachts and property for some of the most rich and powerful people in the world. So let's take a look at these. These are the paper that are called the Pandora papers, the biggest ever leak of offshore data that exposes the financial secrets of the rich and powerful. We're talking about 100 billionaires. We're talking about 30 world leaders and 300 public officials. They've got secret deals. They've got hidden assets. They are the world's richest and most powerful. There was a gigantic trove of leaked off shore data. The biggest trove in history it's called the Pandora papers includes 11.9 million files on companies that were hired by wealthy clients to create offshore structures and trusts in tax havens, places like Panama, Dubai Monaco, Switzerland Cayman islands, they expose the secret offshore affairs of 35 world leaders. Current former presidents, prime ministers, heads of state also shine a light on the secret finances, more than 300 other public officials like government ministers, judges, mayors, military generals in more than 90 countries. Now a lot of this stuff actually, isn't illegal, right? It's, it's actually allowed. You're allowed to go do these things. You're allowed to create offshore companies and, and, uh, and, and, you know, go find tax havens and these different things. The big problem comes into play. When you start talking about the double standards, many people get elected into these positions. They run on the backbone of saying that, oh no, we're for ending corruption. And we're all for accountability and transparency. And we're for ending the corruption that my predecessor was a part of. And I'm going to change everything. As soon as I get into power, then they get into power and guess what happens? It's the exact same as the old guy. And so we're seeing a lot of that. Now, there were more than 100 billionaires in this stuff. Many use the shell companies to hold luxury items like property and yachts and incognito bank accounts, even art that it was looted from Cambodian antiquities. Things like paintings by Picasso and murals by Banksy, they reveal the inner workings of a shadow financial world, rare window into the hidden operations of the global offshore economy that enables some of the world's richest people to hide their wealth. And in some cases paid little to no tax. And so we talk about this all the time. It's rules for the, but not for me. If you are part of that global elite, if you are part of the financial superstructure that exists while you operate in a different plane. And sometimes literally, right, if you are a person who drives, who flies privately, well, then you've just got to follow the rules. You got to put your mask on, check your bags, make sure, you know, you, you, in, in some cases present your vaccine passports and all of that stuff. Those are rules for the little people, all of the politicians, all of the global financial, they don't play though, by those rules, they take their private planes. They don't have to follow any of those same precautions. They go to parties where everybody doesn't have to follow the rules, but everybody else does here. They just get to decide how to play and they're doing it. Well, there are emails, memos, and corporations records share certificates often created by opaque shell companies. Nobody can see what's inside the 600 journalists worked on this document and sifted through all the materials. And they talk about these representing the latest and largest in terms of data leaks that we've ever seen. It started off when there were back in 2016, there were 2.6 terabytes of data that was leaked from a law firm named[inaudible]. This was called the Panama papers. And so there was a law firm that existed that was enabling all of this. And so something happened all of their documents, two and 2.6 terabytes of data, how much data that is like an insane amount was leaked. And that was just the opening of the door. And so my most act Von Seiko, the law firm, they're not around anymore, right? They sort of dissipated because they leaked all of their client's documents. Then the following year, 2017, we saw another 1.4 terabytes of leaked data. These were called the paradise papers. And so those came out from a different company called Appleby for apple, by another offshore provider that would help these billionaires facilitate these financial transactions. And then we lastly see these, these are the Pandora papers. You can see it scattered all over the world. 2.9, four terabytes, 14 different locations in total. Vietnam believes Singapore, The Bahamas and elsewhere other wealthy individuals let's see there. It costs the government, billions of dollars in lost revenue. It's all about lost revenue. Yeah. 18 months analyzing the data. And we can see who's involved that king of Jordan. For example, this guy right here, along with his wife king Abdula to queen Rania, the Arab world's longest serving Monarch disguise ownership of his properties in a series of offshore foreign firms, hundred million dollar footprint spanning from Malibu, California, to Washington DC, over to central London's most exclusive postcodes property. Empire shows zeal for the secrecy disguised his ownership through offshore companies like the British Virgin islands multi-million dollar properties. Guess what, how the, how they were acquired. They were acquired as us economic and military aid to Jordan quadrupled and Jordanian citizens were subjected to austerity as part of the international monetary fund bailout for the resource poor country. That's very nice. Isn't it? The U S cares so much about global stability and prosperity that they just shipped over a bunch of money to this guy, quadrupled their economic and military aid to Jordan. This guy goes and a massive, a hundred million dollars in property, all across Malibu, California, Washington, London, anywhere you want to go. It's pretty nice. It's it's, it's beautiful. Let's take a look at one of his properties, three clifftop properties over in California's Malibu co that's. Nice. Yeah, it'd be, it'd be nice to be able to, you know, to, to live like that, I guess, uh, not on the back of total corruption and robbing your people and robbing America and amassing everything for your private selfish gain, but beggars can't be choosers. Can they now, Jen Saki got asked about this. I haven't listened to this clip. Let's see what she had to say.

Speaker 6: 1:10:06

Main underlining issue seems to be that sheltering talking points of the world's rich, powerful, and get to talk you're promising levels of protection and secrecy that now, right. Borders for the past, or what was seen overseas now in the United States. What, if anything, does this administration wanted to do, uh, about addressing this matter, should states be allowed, uh, to continue to set sort of these financial regulations that may some states putting Delaware, some other states, particularly attractive, uh, for these trusts?

Speaker 7: 1:10:40

Well, broadly speaking, the president, uh, is committed to bringing additional transparency to the United States, the U S and international financial systems. And you can see that in policies has proposed and supported, um, over the course of his presidency. And even prior to that in June, uh, he issued a memorandum establishing, fighting corruption as a core national security of core, uh, national security interest. And through work responsive to this memorandum, the government, we have elevated efforts to curb elicit and opaque financial transactions at home and abroad, including by reducing offshore financial secrecy, robustly implementing federal law, requiring us companies to report their beneficial owner to the department of treasury and as necessary identifying the need for new reforms. He's also pledged to work with partners and allies to address issues such as the abuse of shell companies and money laundering through real estate transactions. Something that we've certainly seen and was a part of this reporting. And I'd also note that last year Congress came together in a bipartisan fashion to direct the treasury department, to develop a beneficial ownership database that will meaningfully increase transparency and accountability. I would also last thing I would say, and then you may have follow-ups is, you know, if you look at the president's proposals and the bill back better agenda, he has been clear. He wants to make the tax system more fair, wants to crack down on people who are not paying their fair share, whether they are businesses or whether they are individuals, uh, that has been central to his policies, his proposals, and central to what he's fighting for in Congress right now he's been,

Speaker 1: 1:12:08

And in the government for 47 years. Do you think that he's not been the recipient of any of this? I see YouTube is really enamored with gen Saki, so I just kind of let that clip go on, you know, but, uh, okay. So that's Jen, right? So the, the, the kind of the point of all this is, do you think that this is only going on in these foreign countries? You think it's only going on in Jordan and the UK and these other places? No, this is everywhere. This is just how these people operate. And so, yeah. Thanks Joe Biden. He's going to come out here and do a bunch of stuff. He's been part of this entire operation for the last 40 years. We get, we've gone into it. A lot of this with Barisma with hunter Biden and the Ukraine stuff, and the list goes on and on, but let's take a look at some of these other, uh, just amazing people. We have the Azerbaijan president Ilham, Ali Ali, he's got 67 million company operated as a front for the family that runs a country, routinely accused of corruption. And of course they declined to comment. So there's this guy and his spouse just ripping off the people. We have this person over here and the Czech prime minister, his name is Andre. Bobby says Pandora papers are going to cause political upset for him. Why he's up for election this week, facing questions over why he used an offshore investment company to acquire 22 million in the south of France. He also declined to comment, 22 million bucks, nice little a place to retire. We also have the UK, we've got Tony and Sherry Blair. They saved$312,000 or euros in property taxes. They purchased a London building, partially owned by the family. They bought the 6.5 million office after acquiring a Bridget British Virgin islands, offshore company. The move was not illegal, but there's no evidence that they proactively sought to avoid taxes, but it just highlights a loophole that they use, oh, it's not commonplace for ordinary Britons. And so you got a lot of that, right? It's not even illegal. They just have access to the knowledge and the money and the financial wherewithal, the resources to be able to do certain things that you can't do. And they come in and the stuff that have to do well, they just, you know, it's for your own good. This is for America. Everybody has to pay their fair share. Everybody's gotta be a part of the solution. And it was all Trump's fault anyways. So you see a lot of that Ukrainian president vault Volodymyr Zelensky is also named in the link. He's got a 25% stake in an offshore company to a close friend who now works as the president's top advisor elected in 2019 pledged to clean up the countries, notoriously corrupt in oligarchy, influenced the economy, then became one of them. Very nice over here in Kenya, same thing who Hiro Kenyatta, going to come under pressure to explain why, uh, why he's got$30 million of offshore wealth and property in London. Hmm. Interesting. Because in 2018, he said, every public servants assets must be declared publicly so that people can question and ask what is legitimate. So he just takes his 30 million, shoves it off shores, and then does not respond to inquiries about whether his family wealth was declared relevant. Uh, it's amazing folks. And if you think that this is not happening here in this country, yeah. It's obviously happening. It's happening every day. It's all these people do. They're just kind of getting in there to jockey money around pay. This guy promised this guy that I get paid over here, promise him this, deliver on this contract around and around. We go, these people are all corrupt and disgusting. And so I'm very hopeful that there are more information, more documents in there about all of our politicians. I would love to know the truth about all of them. Trump Republicans, Ted Cruz, all of them let's really see what's going on there. Why have those not been late? Sure. They exist. Do you think that all of our politicians are just as clean as the wind driven snow? I doubt it. We got time for a couple of quick questions over from watching the watchers.locals.com. Then we gotta wrap up out of here shortly. We've got Sergeant Bob says, thanks. I'll borrow Ms. Lucky's 43. They're strapped up over there. They're strapped. You don't have to worry about them. They're they're locked and loaded. Ready to go. Mustang. Jeff says hiding money off shore to avoid paying taxes. Why am I not surprised? Yeah, because they, they, they talk a big talk about everybody having to pay their fair share. And then they all go across and do everything. They can do avoid it because they know how to do that. Sergeant Bob says tax the rich. Yeah, right? Yeah. We know how this goes. The rich don't play by the same rules everybody else does. Julian Assange says I released the Panama papers years ago. Nobody arrested to this day. Boris Johnson received a$750,000 gift to the conservative party from a corrupt donor, guilty of mass bribery refusing to return it. None of the elites will face a day in jail. They all protect one another. Exactly. Right? Yeah. They're all on the, on the winning team. We aren't news now says I haven't felt less trust in government or their spokesman since Clintons, depending on what your definition of is, is, which is like not a bad statement by contrast, right. At least he's like, okay, you have an issue there, but I'm going to try to argue it both ways right now. It's like, oh, there are no issues. And you're like, yeah, there's a ton of issues. No, there aren't. And you're a racist for saying so. And if you say it again, we're going to cancel you and we're going to ban you from everything. And we're going to fire you from your job in addition to that. So yeah, it's a whole, it's an entirely different America. That's from news. Now we have one from Nike is here, says, Robert, can you believe this? I can't read that from Nike, Inc. Yeah. I can't read that one. Monster. One says, sorry. I'm not against people keeping their own money. Their fair share argument is the BS. The top aren't earners pay all the taxes in this country. However, I am against tax money going overseas to make people rich there. Yeah. Americans are paying for these people's property. You heard that military aid economic aid, where does it go? Oh, king of Abdullah's$37 million property. Former Elio says, I noticed nobody. Nobody asks a potato sack about the intrusions into citizens banking for any track transaction, over$600, right? They want everybody else who can afford it to off shore their financial transactions. They want the IRS to come into yours. Anything that happens in your bank account, the byte administration is supposed to be pushing for this. Any transaction, I think$600 is that the new limit IRS just gets an automatic update. It's like they can log into your bank account register. And oh, about this, about this, about the, oh, Hm. He's not paying taxes on that. I guess I better go wreck his life. That's what the IRS wants. They can govern everything. Greg Marotta is here, saw him over the weekend. Says I remember that president from Azure band from 2013, he released the election results of that year before the polls even opened, then he redacted. It won by an even bigger margin on that day, which is just amazing. And then we've got leafy bug says, are any of this seriously rich and powerful global elite implicated. Here are any of the Davos inner circle. People on the hook. Interesting. Who is not being mentioned here. It seems like a bunch of Russians and a third world. People we already knew were rich. Yeah. I, I don't doubt that at all. Right. The information that you get is sort of the low level. It's the peasants of the rich class. Uh, the real people know their, their stuff never get leaked. He never gets leaked. Jeremy, the trader says, Rob Pandora didn't have any papers. Pandora's jar or box remains locked. Therefore, there was nothing to see here. Information is meaningless. Even if it can't be substantiated, it's nothing but a conspiracy theory. Don't look behind the curtain, says Jeremy, not liking what you're going to see. And our last question is from VNT because prime says, you know, part of how the brothers got so rich as they were taking oil off the Indian reserves to sell, as they skimmed a little off their top, it was their fair share. And those were great questions over from watching the watchers.locals.com got a great community over there. We had an amazing locals meetup that took place this past weekend. I want to welcome some people who joined the community. Last week, we have Maxine 27. We got unbridled forum. Alveo tricks burnt to a crisp is in the house. Let's be fair. Our Taylor J movie tie, we got Lula G Maxim 90. We got angel baby, hell raiser, jumping Jeff and desert Daisy. We also had skip money. Rob's mom, which is actually my mom BA's dog w trash fill in flyover miles away, Kendra Brennaman Anon earth boy. And no one, you know, are over there being a part of the watching the watchers.locals.com community. And you can see miss Beth Cottington is in the house as Hey Robert and all great meet up this weekend. Sorry. I had to cut out, but I had company looking forward to the next one while Beth Coddington, I typed up notes from our entire summary of our meeting because people had a suggestion saying we should also pull some information together. So I've got a summary coming out of not a verbatim, what was said, of course, but just about what, what happened. And that's going to be posted here in about 40, 30, 8 minutes, uh, over@watchingthewatchersdotlocals.com. So if you miss that, you're going to get a quick summary of that typed out, along with some good links, some links to some of the books we talked about and to some of the other resources. And so our next monthly meetup is going to be not on Saturday, October 2nd. That was the last one. This is going to be November six. So 1 11 6, November 6, 7, 8 PM. Eastern time. I certainly hope you that you can join us there, my friends, but that is it for me for the day. I've got another meeting I got to jump into. And so we are going to be back here. Same time, same place tomorrow, doing it all again. 4:00 PM Arizona time, 5:00 PM, mountain 6:00 PM. Central 7:00 PM on the east coast. And for that one, Florida man, everybody else have a tremendous evening sleep very well. See you right back here tomorrow. Bye-bye.