A Day in the Life of a Tennessee State Auditor

The Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury's Heaven Muncy takes you along for a Day in the Life of a State Auditor. For more information about career or internship opportunities with the Tennessee Comptroller's Office, visit: comptroller.tn...

[@coldplayer9403]

go Heaven!!!

[@whitefreeman5798]

how can the public go about asking for an audit in their area.. tazewell .. new tazewell and maynardville tn are in need of audits and more

[@tiredVeteran1984]

Heaven you wanna audit me?

[@fdlman93092]

I dont have a problem with this lady, but I know how the state could save one full time salary per year.

[@intelligenceissexy3733]

Everyone should be addressing this violation of our rights to the Blount County Mayor, Ed Mitchell... How is it that Blount County is getting away with UNLAWFULLY posting a sign on the front door of the Blount County Justice Center stating that cellphones or recording devices are prohibited? Local policies DO NOT supersede our Constitutional rights!! Freedom of the press or freedom of the media is the principle that communication and expression through various media, including printed and electronic media, especially published materials, should be considered a right to be exercised freely. "Tennessee law permits the use of still photography and audio and video recording devices in any trial, hearing, argument on appeal, or other matter held in open court that the public is entitled to attend." It is also our Constitutional right to record anything we can see in a publicly accessible area. This is a clear violation of our rights. FYI- Government buildings are paid for by the members of the public's taxes so we have every right to record anything that our eyes can see in public!! City or county policies do NOT override the laws or the U.S. Constitution. Every American has a First Amendment right to record in public places, even in government buildings. The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution states “Congress shall make no law abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press.” This means that no government entity may curtail free speech and press activities. Photography in a publicly accessible area of any government building is our right. Both the public and the press have a right to record government officials or matters of public interest in a public place. But unfortunately, it is one thing for a photographer to know his or her rights when recording public officials and quite another for security guards, police officers, and government officials to be knowledgeable of or even care about those rights. They are constantly violating our rights. Do a search on KZbin for "First Amendment Auditors" and watch their videos. Most people (even police officers) don't even know what our Constitutional rights are, even though they have sworn to an oath to protect those rights. www.dmlp.org/legal-guide/tennessee-recording-law?fbclid=IwAR1ZHEJ53aFK-R5P3aKLxrfN8RWNr_Jm2cU1b0NzMJs2y4smIOsSuif_73M First of all, everyone needs to make a complaint to the Blount County Mayor, Ed Mitchell. [phone]. Or you could address the complaint onto his Facebook page here---> facebook.com/blountcountytnmayor Secondly, we can all contact the Department of Justice to report a civil rights violation. (Here is the address of the Blount County Justice Center: 926 E. Lamar Alexander Parkway Maryville, TN 37804) You are not required to provide your name or contact information. If you want to remain anonymous, leave that section blank. But if you choose to provide your contact information, they will only use it to respond to your submission. Click on this link here to make a complaint about a violation of our civil rights---> civilrights.justice.gov/report/

[@tropicalco2339]

Talk to a civil rights attorney and make a plan to do audit and sue. Do your research so you understand how everything needs to be done to win the lawsuit. Watch some of Long Island Audits vids especially his recent court case