Go Exist Across The Street.

[@HONORYOUROATH]

secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/s/6oxi3nTmzb-dW3aseAQibQ My favorite local homeless shelter that I donate to every month is St. Francis House in St. Augustine. Please donate to St. Francis House by clicking on the provided link or donate to a homeless shelter of your own choosing. Please just let them know that Jeff Gray sent you. God Bless The Homeless Veterans. secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/s/6oxi3nTmzb-dW3aseAQibQ

[@Tortilla.Reform]

Thank you for all you do and the awareness you raise Jeff! I’m curious about the opinions of other people in this freedom oriented audit community, who also care about the constitution; what is your opinion on “Project 2025” and what that would do to this country?

[@jamieflame01]

@Tortilla.Reform it's an authoritarian, Christian nationalist plan to transform the U.S. into an autocracy. I'm pretty sure nobody gonna be allowed to stand on city hall steps then.

[@edwardmorehouse1424]

@@Tortilla.Reformproject 2025 is an attempt to turn America into a fascist state. It is calculated;acted to take AWAY rights that we have enjoyed for years.

[@DrewMan-bd5bk]

No, it’s called. KZbin gives me cash and I need cash because I don’t have a job and I’m gonna lie to these people and hopefully they’re stupid enough to believe that I’m doing this for the first time because of that KZbin I would never be here. you know you know, you know the bullshit but Jeff is a good bullshit artist, he thinks he’s good. He doesn’t fool me for the last 30 seconds but other people don’t use their fucking brain for the bullshit.

[@bendover8570]

Just a suggestion, when someone offers you money give them a card that has the name of the charity. And on the back of the card have it say ID 🤣.

[@turdfurgason8476]

Our rights are pointless if we don't actually use them. Thanks Jeff. 🎉

[@jupitercyclops6521]

I agree 100%. I also believe for the constitution to work, we have to stand united for each other's rights. We must stand united for the rights of people we don't like & people we don't agree with. United we stand. Divided we fall.

[@OregonDARRYL]

If you can't use your rights... then they are paper rights and mean nothing.

[@JPBroadcasting]

Except americans refuse to use the 2nd amendment to defend the others... so now you have cops taking your kids from your homes and immigrants taking your country by force and all you will do is make videos and cry about "mah rights!" AS you lose your country! 😂😂😂

[@tinmanrobby]

@@OregonDARRYL Agreed, when is the last time you seen anyone go to prison or trial for Title 18, 242, 241, or 245? With that being said, those are nearly our most important Civil Human Rights listed on the FBI/Congressional websites (.GOV) and the leading reason we have 'LEO's'. The courts are set up with all laws, uniformed thugs, and judges against the American Peoples rights, with 'laws', that aren't laws TO violate our Civil Human Legal Rights. Opposite of the intent of U.S. Civil Rights Laws outlined in the Constitution defined and ruled on by the U.S. Supreme Court, and passed by the House and Senate, signed into the Constitutional Law by the President/Governors. There is no Federal Judges, Justices, or LEO's that are set up in place to defend these rights for a reason, it's because we do not have rights. In retrospect, U.S. tax payer money goes to defend the Admiralty Laws to hire Judges and uniformed thugs to violate our rights and WE the PEOPLES pay for fascist tyrants 'court' system to defend them criminal selves.....

[@DjVortex-w]

I really can't understand channels like Van Balion and Team Skeptic, when they make a video about FA auditors. Especially the comment sections of those videos are baffling. Hundreds and hundreds of comments about how the FA auditor should be thrown in jail etc. And if in the video the auditor does get arrested, the comment section will be full of cheers and jubilation, as if it were the best thing they have ever seen. And, of course, there will be the inevitable comments of the form "this would never be allowed in my country, he would be immediately arrested", as if that were a good thing! Seriously, some people are bragging how their countries have less freedoms than the US, how the situation is so much better in their countries because freedom of expression is more limited and people are arrested more easily. It's mind-boggling.

[@markstevenson6635]

Officer arrives, volunteers his name and badge number, straightens out security. Good work.

[@johndanielsforJesus]

Now if only that would trickle down, to MY industry (security - private security professional, for nearly 30 years, now). I like my current employment, but I'd also like to get a job working for a governmental agency. I'd LOVE to "school" my supervisors (or even higher), in regards to this issue (since security as a whole, is NOTORIOUSLY LAX, in teaching/training guards and officers and supervisors, if they teach them ANYTHING). I'd also be interested in seeing HOW LONG it would take them (the company), to TERMINATE me, because I'm "insubordinate", lol. Because that's what would happen. City officials would put pressure on the execs (not the supervisors - even THEY, are too "low-level") at the security company, to have me removed. Then I'd have a choice to try to sue, except California is a "at-will" employment state, meaning, they can terminate, for ANY cause. But it WOULD be a good "test experiment". 😄😄

[@BadMelody.]

@@johndanielsforJesus They don't teach anything about constitutional rights, from what I remember. Don't act like you're a police officer, don't bring weapons you aren't authorized to carry, don't get into physical altercations, don't leave your post, and then a bunch of different safety trainings and harassment training is pretty much the gist of it. Luckily, I'm friendly enough with the property staff for where I work that I don't think they'd immediately jump to assuming I'm not doing my job properly if I told them that someone was legally allowed to do a certain thing, although I'd still be expected to at least go and try to deter them or get them to leave.

[@enesnyc1662]

@@BadMelody.and that’s the problem that u would still to unlawfully trespass someone

[@BadMelody.]

@@enesnyc1662 Trying to deter them from doing something the property management doesn't want them to do isn't necessarily always about getting them to leave the property and doesn't have to be trespassing them, it can be as simple as just asking them if they wouldn't mind stopping or doing it somewhere else, I find being nice to people gets you a lot further than being an ass to them. Also, I work at actual private property, it wouldn't be unlawful for someone to not be welcome on the property I'm at if management doesn't want them there.

[@bubbleman2002]

@@BadMelody. wanna be copsplaining is so much more pathetic than regular copsplaining. ok so here's the deal, I have no authority whatsoever, and I want you to stop doing something you're legally allowed to, because I'm a good little wagecuck. quit embarrassing yourself by posting, lmfao.

[@cfaubs7516]

Why do we need auditors? Because our government refuses to retrain our public servants on the law and constitution and somebody's gotta do it! Thank you Jeff for doing the job our government refuses to do.

[@bfielder236]

That is the frustrating part. They can and should have the training!

[@sevaul]

As a government employee; they absolutely have plenty of training available on the subject. I have personally seen it, taken it, and have zero issues with filming. (Granted I work military bases so we do have some reporting measures etc. even if legal we do have some steps) The issues are: Ego People - Think they know everything and laws don't matter. The amount of assaults over filming is insane. Security Guards - Do not get the same training and honestly usually are 3rd party trash like allied security. Police - Police MOST of the time know they can't do something and in the event they don't know this is a lack of training. Again, its available for my dumbass who doesn't enforce laws so it should be available for them. Lastly, auditors. Too many bad auditors who push too far means no matter what its a waiting game to see if they can be arrested. If every auditor was Jeff, I imagine change would happen faster... still won't be perfect but faster.

[@squonk2902]

It's about exposing incompetence which can manifest itself any number of ways, two that jump out to me is not knowing something (then get help) or lying. If a mechanic didn't know how to fix what's wrong with your car (why you brought it in) wouldn't you expect him to seek assistance? If the mechanic lied and said your blinker fluid is shot and it needs to be flushed, wouldn't you challenge his lies? Cops are human, they make mistakes (some intentionally) and people should care and want to change those that do

[@triangle_transparency]

Kudos to Officer Moir for not violating your rights. Thanks for all you do Jeff.

[@terrysims3115]

That's sad thanking people for not breaking the law.

[@taterhater7419]

@@terrysims3115 thank him for doing his job well. thats not sad.

[@BENDOVER-zb9gj]

because he spotted the 📸📸📸

[@cobracommander9138]

@@taterhater7419 We are also thanking the officer for not violating Jeff's civil rights. That's not a heroic act.

[@KeepittFrosty]

Can we all have kudos, please? We didn’t violate Jeff’s rights either.

[@corneliust4804]

Dang, a cop who knows how to do his job. No directives, no escalation, no attitude. Why can’t they all be like that?

[@chrisbudesa]

Commendations as well as complaints. Police and mayor. City council too Copy link of video to police department and city Facebook pages. Add the following comments: 1. You may not delete comments. 2. You may not block people. 3. You should contact the A.G in the state capitol. 4. I will be back to check that my comments are still here. (Feel free to copy and share without attribution.) Redress your government. Do not use abusive language or threaten public employees. Voice mailboxes fill up but email boxes are virtually infinite. Playing copyrighted music is prior restraint and a 1st amendment rights violation. I am an independent journalist collecting information of general interest to the public. This is a constitutionally protected activity. Any cop who follow an illegal order is guilty of a crime. In the military following an illegal could get you a dishonorable discharge.

[@jasonmilfordski6376]

And he did all that before he noticed Jeff's camera. Even more impressive.

[@Barfly76]

I just went to the Greensboro PD page on FB to call out the actions of Officer Moir. Well done!

[@gregkasza1925]

Fantastic!

[@chrisbudesa]

Commendations as well as complaints. Police and mayor. City council too Copy link of video to police department and city Facebook pages. Add the following comments: 1. You may not delete comments. 2. You may not block people. 3. You should contact the A.G in the state capitol. 4. I will be back to check that my comments are still here. (Feel free to copy and share without attribution.) Redress your government. Do not use abusive language or threaten public employees. Voice mailboxes fill up but email boxes are virtually infinite. Playing copyrighted music is prior restraint and a 1st amendment rights violation. I am an independent journalist collecting information of general interest to the public. This is a constitutionally protected activity. Any cop who follow an illegal order is guilty of a crime. In the military following an illegal could get you a dishonorable discharge.

[@johndanielsforJesus]

​@chrisbudesa9355 - Yo, @Chris, you MIGHT want to fix that boilerplate copy that you posted. I've seen it before (I'll assume on more of Jeff's videos), but you're missing a word, in the very bottom sentence/paragraph. I don't know what the word or words are, or what you were proposing, but something goes AFTER the word "illegal", otherwise you're going to get yourself into a WHOLE LOT OF TROUBLE, lol. EDIT: Oh, I see it now. The sentence above re: LEOs, you used the word "order", after "illegal". That's the word you seem to be missing, in the next sentence. Otherwise "following an ILLEGAL" has MUCH WORSE connotations.

[@murraymadness4674]

thank you, only in the worst cases do I bother to call or email, but yes the good ones need to be applauded, not just the bad ones condemmed.

[@mikeparker8919]

No public bathroom's at city hall??? They are disgusting. Stay safe Jeff.

[@belair54]

LIES!

[@highpockets5340]

Oh they have bathrooms alright and cleaned every night just not for use by the ones who pay for them to be there.

[@curious736]

With the way they behave, maybe a nice 💩 on the steps is in order????

[@DingleBerryschnapps]

I guess you don't live in an area with a homeless problem. Move to a city with a homeless problem and then you'll get it.

[@DingleBerryschnapps]

​@@highpockets5340 LMFAO! Don't blame them, blame the homeless people. The people that ruined it for everyone, and DON'T pay for anything lmao. Go to a city with a homeless problem and watch them showering in them, and doing drugs in them, and sometimes even sleeping in them and not letting the general public in. The disrespectful entitled modern-day homeless people are the reason why we can't use the restrooms in places anymore, but you blame the workers. That's hilarious.

[@FirstThenLast13]

How dare a citizen expect to peacefully exercise his constitutional rights on a traditional public forum without being harassed and lied to by public servants who are paid to serve the public.

[@fjones1914]

Ironic. We really need to raise the bar for these public employees about rights and who works for who.

[@dutchreagan3676]

I think I know what you mean... when he walked into the picture, I noticed the same thing

[@johndanielsforJesus]

*_"Ivory-tower TYRANTS"_*

[@mikek0135]

You do that by voting.

[@chickenmonger123]

@@mikek0135Oh. You haven’t heard? These are the unelect. You don’t vote for them.

[@mikek0135]

@chickenmonger123: Oh, you haven't heard? They're appointed, or hired by the people you vote for. Stop trying to shuck responsibility.

[@timmoore2733]

I like how jeff stays near that thing in the middle so they cant says he's blocking the sidewalk

[@HONORYOUROATH]

Glad you noticed that. I always try to find a fixed object to stand by because it’s already blocking that area.

[@sherrienale9974]

I notice that,and sadly some still try and run you off..​@HONORYOUROATH

[@patrickday4206]

Sad that it is necessary to do that

[@greenmirror5555]

anything you say or do will be held against you in the court of laws! all wealth to the crown! "essentials" and "titles of nobility" know best!

[@power2084]

​@@HONORYOUROATH I tried to get your attention for 2 YEARS now on a traditional mistake you make in almost all your audits: you tell the guards/officials that you're gonna be there for only "30 minutes" (sometimes 45 mins). This is a big mistake and it corrupts your audit. Chances are good that often, they will let you be simply because you're not going to be there for very long, You should instead say "I'm gonna do this for as long as I feel like". Please reply.

[@campy9712]

Look at that, a very rare police officer. He knows the law and doesn’t have ego issues.

[@chuck3442]

He's probably seen Jeff's YT videos

[@johndanielsforJesus]

​@@chuck3442 - More than likely. When I engage with law enforcement in my area (private security professional, for 25+ years), for those I know, or have talked to before, I always ask them if they know of Mr. Grey, or if they've seen his videos. Most have not, interestingly (or, they have, but they're playing ignorant).

[@andrewkleinhans4235]

One of the best things about your channel Jeff. You don’t just highlight the bad, you celebrate the good. I’m sure you get less views on videos like these, but for me it’s these videos that give me hope that ultimately we can change the perception of public officials to understand what our rights are as citizens and where their authority ends. God bless you and god bless our homeless vets!

[@zippitydoodah5693]

An officer honoring his Oath? Wow. Sincerely, wow. Proud of you Officer Moir, badge 79. You gave an old vet here a glimmer of hope today. Thank you, Jeff. You are a hero to so many of us. I'm sure you already it. But that ain't no excuse for grateful people to fail in informing you of it. Thank you.

[@scottmalloy2218]

Well played officer...you set a standard for all of your fellow officers. Thank you

[@petesevern7638]

Not trying to sound cocky or arrogant - this is the kind of response we should expect and receive from law enforcement. 👍😉

[@chuckstewart7331]

Great job by the officer, Walked up introduced himself gave his badge number explained why he was there great job very professional.This how EVERY police encounter with citizens should start .

[@robertbrunson9130]

It seems the law-enforcement caller(s) often come outside to stand near you to speak with the cop(s) because they always expect the police to back them up. It doesn't always go that way, as in this case! Well done, Greensboro PD!

[@thesentinel5964]

🇺🇲"God Bless Our Homeless Veterans, Bless All Our Veterans and God Bless Jeff Gray!"🇺🇲

[@13699111]

Thank you Jeff. America's 50 years of a race to the bottom continues sadly

[@StephenLPhotos]

Nice to see a courteous, respectful, informed officer!

[@ChunkSquad]

God Bless the Homeless Veterans

[@ChunkSquad]

@Honoryouroath I'd just like to say thank you on behalf of my family. My dad was homeless as a child and in his teens, turned to the Marine Corps and served our country in Vietnam. He always reminded us of the importance of our rights and helping each other out. I chose to lead a life of volunteerism and civil service because of him. Your activism with civil rights is an inspiration to present and future generations. Thank you for standing up for our rights so that we can all enjoy life and liberty. God bless you, Sir.

[@chris82261]

Give that informed and educated officer a raise and promotion, so he can teach others.....

[@GregWorzel]

The police officer's conversation with security probably included the word "unfortunately ". You know what I wanna hear a police officer say someday? "Fortunately, Mr. Gray can stand out here and spread his message. As long as he is doing so peacefully. Alrighty then. Bye now."

[@James-ru4jx]

It's the same as telling Rosa Parks "Go to the back of the bus" . Ignorance from Tyrants .

[@ianbattles7290]

Imagine walking up to a stranger in public and telling them where they are/aren't allowed to stand...

[@markc7440]

If nothing else, you'd think that they'd listen to Jeff saying that he's only going to be there for a very limited time and then think to themselves whether it's really worth the bother and paperwork, let alone respecting his Rights

[@ravit50]

That’s the exact moment they see red and try to exert some authority though, that’s a direct challenge to the person.

[@mistertor]

It's the principle of it. In their eyes, he should not be there at all!!

[@daverobson3084]

Many in government expect instant obedience from their subjects... er... constituents, and get irritated when we dare to attempt to declare our rights.

[@Madcatter67]

Imagine what it would be like if not for guys like Jeff. We owe Jeff and people like Jeff a world of gratitude. God bless our constitution and warriors like Jeff!!

[@lilyrose3145]

That was a good cop .I hope hes always a nice guy.We need good officers .

[@danenakam]

Just Jeff Gray doing his thing is still the greatest line ever heard over police radio

[@rogerborg]

It's also sad, because it shows that they _only_ uphold the law when it applies to Jeff.

[@sandman6849]

I would love to this as well, but I wouldn't be able to maintain my composure if the cops or anyone else tried to run me off. I also don't believe in any deities, so I would need to change the sign. My use Thor or something else that would trigger them. ​@@rogerborg

[@jameschang2873]

Jeff Gray is now famous among law enforcement, I wish I could this as well!

[@starrionx1]

So what is it about North Carolina that they are so consistently hostile to the message and perception here? Do they hate anyone with a sign, or do they hate the sight of the (perceived) poor? At least the cop was informed.

[@mcbaggins12]

Its not just north Carolina

[@perdidoatlantic]

I lived in NC 26 years. NC is populated by very passive people. They’re scared of their own shadows. The tyranny in NC is low key but it’s abundant.

[@experienceofchris1108]

North Carolina and South Carolina are like this, he could travel to almost every town and get this here. They run on the “good ole boy” system here and people worship authority whether it’s cops, preachers, ect…

[@freddispaghetti]

Everything’s against the law in Winston-Salem.

[@DirtyPlumbus]

They're too ignorant to understand that Christian nationalism isn't patriotism. They're just scared fascists pretending to be righteous.

[@NeilBreese]

It is a violation of the ADA for a place of business and especially a public entity to deny use of a public restroom and in Texas there are actual laws for Veterans that make it illegal for any establishment, public or private, to deny access to restrooms. A local Dallas Pizza place with DPD police officers used as security guards conspired with the restaurant manager and the manager was fired and the 2 officers were fired from security duties and reprimanded by I.A. Jeff, keep this in mind when these places deny your use of a restroom. Shame on all of them for this and calling the police. Fire those security guards.

[@doncheney858]

Thanks for the awareness that you bring to the vet's!

[@Undefined9]

When you hire ignorant people, they will often call even more ignorant people; luckily, this cop did his job.

[@vivianpatton5692]

Like I said , some of them R finally learning the law . Thank U Jeff for standing up for our rights.

[@Nirrrina]

I've noticed law enforcement tends to know this is just fine even if they don't like it & still try to get him to leave. A lot don't want to know better though & resent that he can be there. But there's been enough fuss made over bad actors that things are finally changing.

[@vivianpatton5692]

@@Nirrrina Bad actors ?

[@Kurokyura]

God bless the homeless veterans and god bless America 🇺🇸

[@opensourceanglers8291]

Jeff you are the man. This is exactly what we need to reclaim our liberties. I've been saying for a long time that we need a revolution in this country. But it has to be a bloodless revolution. Violence begets violence and it can never lead to a free & peaceful social structure. Auditing the state through this type of encounter is the best solution I know to counter the erosion of liberty without raising the spectre of violence. Thanks so much & bravo to all your efforts!

[@Pestsoutwest]

I love what you do because you are respectful and kind to everyone you talk to.... but happy to call bullshit when you hear it. I find it so funny when you lose your cool and start calling people a "big dummy"... ha-ha

[@manipantsuk]

WOW - an NC cop that knows the law - such a rare beast.

[@phyllisstein1837]

Hahaha, that outdoor space was designed for the purpose of providing a nice place for people to be outside. And she's like, "you're loitering." Hahahahaha 🤣

[@karencolon5152]

It is confounding that how simple a thing can cause so much apprehension. To look at that huge building, the sprawling walkway and entrance seems like it was made for the type of activity that Jeff so proudly commits to. There should be people out there with signs every day. Whether it be the airing grievances or simply spreading good will for our neighbors, this space was meant for exactly that.

[@dirtysouth865]

God bless all veterans!

[@paulliuzzo1320]

Excellent job Officer Moir . I would like to compliment not only you but your entire department. Jeff, we love what you do and we thank you for doing it.

[@bobclavile5653]

Another FINE Job to a fellow Veteran. That's why I served...1964-1995 Navy. I salute you Jeff. GOD BLESS.

[@retiredarmy3755]

Excellent! Everyone did their job as required, and in a respectful manner. Congratulations!

[@michaela6147]

Unfortunately we haven't been free in many many decades

[@judithmatthews8460]

I worked in retail. A woman came in and asked me to call security to run off a homeless man from outside because she was frightened. She said it scared her to think people had nowhere to live and she didn’t want to look at him. He’d done nothing said nothing except exist. I told her then. Don’t look. Security arrived and were prepared to do just that until I told them I’d publicise them and her doing so. Both left the guy alone but the days I didn’t work he got run off. 😥

[@bdr3125]

I've found that most people that actually have good morals and values,and that actually do things fir the right reasons don't want any recognition, and most especially dont advertise it if they actually do something like that, but this is just how I have always been and this is just my opinion,just see to many people always wanting to say how riteous they are because they want attention also,if your truly a good person with good intentions, trust me the people who should matter to you will already know,I'm not trying to call out this person for anything they said,I'm simply stating my opinion

[@kevbev1524]

God bless our veterans, I ask of you to continue your service by becoming involved in our government and its politics, It's one of the only ways we can change its ideals and corruption. And I'd rather you get the benefits and bonuses rather than someone that has done nothing for our communities and country. 🗽🇺🇸🍁

[@kevinlawrence3105]

Jeff, you have helped us all make progress in the civic world. Thank you, sir.

[@sanche215]

Thanks for all that you do. I love your demeanor and mannerisms

[@paddycaseygsxr]

God bless the homeless vets 🇬🇧

[@BackwoodsFilms]

Notice how that cop was VERY cognizant of Jeff's camera. He knew he was being recorded and didn't want there to be any evidence of him violating anyone's rights. We should all be recording every interaction we have with law enforcement. Otherwise, it's our word against theirs in court, and we know who always wins in that scenario.

[@06barcafan10]

Let’s take a brief moment to thank this officer for an outstanding interaction, upholding his oath and understanding Jeff’s basic civil rights. Would be good for other LEOs to take note.

[@justnana2256]

Thank you for what you do. ❤️👍🇺🇲

[@peggyh8937]

Well done, officer Moir! Nice to see Jeff's civil rights protected and security guards educated! That's how it's done! Great representative for the Greensboro NCPD. Thanks, Jeff!

[@ChristiaanC458]

One off The Smarter Auditors, Spread The Message and Collect, Go Jeff Go, Beat The System. ✊🏻💪👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@wildbill1726]

NC seems to be in real need of your type of education, Jeff. You're the man to get it done.

[@Astewa1234]

God Bless the Homeless Veterans🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@ayletthauki5023]

GOD BLESS THE HOMELESS VETERANS ALWAYS!! THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE, JEFF GREY

[@crazystuff754]

I love it! The words getting out there that you're doing what you're doing and it's perfectly legal. Good job! Jeff

[@ssvcraig]

Thanks Jeff..... God Bless the Homeless Vets

[@BatPigPictures]

Come to Jackson, TN! The Court House is crazy about things like this and City Hall is across the street.

[@manlyhallresearch9785]

That’s funny since MLK gave a speech there, if I remember correctly.

[@BatPigPictures]

@@manlyhallresearch9785 That's most likely Jackson MS, not TN.

[@manlyhallresearch9785]

@@BatPigPictures You could be right! I did not look it up.

[@BrickChick]

Salute to you Jeff thank you for your past and continued service to America and it's citizens. Thank you for also being one of the people to help teach me MY rights and save my life

[@DacDac-w7r]

I guess they have not read what loitering is. The many part is "without purpose". Jeff has a "purpose" for being there.

[@user-lf8om3hc8g]

That's such a bad law. Who gets to decide what a legitimate purpose is?

[@matapendejos9190]

Jeff I have watched you for a long time you’ve made so much change in this world it’s incredible. Thank you

[@BLUELINEOFCORRUPTION]

It's sad that public employees forget who owns the city property's. We, the people who pay the taxes, are the ones who own city property's. They the city employees need to understand we have the right to protest on public property.

[@simonwillis4477]

There's a difference between " security " and abusing the public . Why do they feel the need to bark commands to citizens. You cannot give people any latitude otherwise authoritarianism kicks in so readily. God Bless our Homeless Vets 🙏 Support from the UK 🇬🇧

[@hepcat-bob]

I wish I had known you were in Greensboro. I would have come downtown and taken you to lunch. I wish it had been one of the cops I know that came up to you. My neighbor's son is a Greensboro cop.

[@chrisbudesa]

Jeff sees subscribers once in a while when he is on the side of the road.

[@RollerCoasterLineProductions]

That right there is the problem, you give the dirty cop a wink and a nod and tell him to leave Jeff alone, that’s NOT the way it’s supposed to be.

[@gabiehazie]

These security guards are only doing what they are told. Why not get their employer straightened out about their job and what they have to do. Politicians need to be held responsible for all of this going on.

[@PonziZombieKiller]

God bless the poor and homeless 🙏

[@CristopherSmith-zr7uh]

God Bless Jeff, his family, and our vets, homeless or not. You're a hero Jeff.

[@antoniorobles8706]

Kudos to that particular cop for this particular interaction

[@davidproudfoot6390]

Nice to see a cop honoring his oath for once instead of being a tyrant

[@golfcarbb]

Thank you Jeff for raising awareness of all Free Americans and our Born with Constitutional Rights.

[@KathyPriestley-dn7eq]

God bless jeff Grey keep doing what you're doing stay safe

[@sickofgovwaste]

Thae passive-aggressive bs is what gets me. I'd rather someone truly hostile to liberty just show it, instead of "You have a blessed day, too," then calling cops!

[@terryturner681]

And we're dumb enough to pay for these people, what a joke on America defund all this crap. Thanks Jeff for your work.

[@scottmoncrief]

It’s always great to see an officer honor his oath & respect peoples constitutional rights.. that is respectable & commendable. Wish that was the norm & not the rare exception smh

[@SeriouslySteyn]

Hi Jeff! Support from SA 🇿🇦😎🤙🏼

[@brave1612]

You the man, doing the GOOD WORK period!! thank you

[@TechGuyCanton]

As a citizen I would feel more threatened by the sloppy unprofessional security guard than Jeff Gray

[@johndanielsforJesus]

Security is just being told what to do, by their command staff (supervisors, who are told what to do, by executive staff/administration). And those people are told what to do, by "the Client" (which, in this case, is the City). And "those" people (Company execs - General Manager, or Owner), don't want to lose the account, so they bend over backwards, to appease the Client (Client/Security company dynamic). Execs for a security company will do ALL SORTS of unethical and, sometimes even lawless things, to stay in a Client's good graces. I've seen it; experienced it. (25+ year private security professional here, from standing guard, to Account Manager, and all points in-between)

[@RangerSparx]

7 times in the last three years? For practicing a few of our fundamental rights! I love this country, hate this government. I gave 8 yrs to a government who cares nothing about us! I just can't fathom being arrested 7 times in the last three years for rights given to us by God, not the government. Stay safe Jeff, thank you for the inspiration.

[@tobythompson199x]

No such thing as rights given by god.

[@RangerSparx]

@@tobythompson199x then you know nothing about liberty.

[@domnick7886]

It appears some police are starting to get the First Amendment compared to a few years ago . Keep up the good work.

[@TheDaneofCoosCounty]

Respect to the cop at the end. He did a job WELL DONE!!! Thank you sir!!! We the American people appreciate you!!!

[@billflick9546]

Law enforcement always says ignorance of the law is no excuse yet 99% of them are beyond ignorant of the laws.

[@BeeWonderfullyfree]

Sir ur a GOAT. ty so much for what u do. luv and respect to u and urs.

[@mariagrenat6147]

I had trouble hearing most of this.

[@patrickday4206]

Echos made it hard

[@chrisbudesa]

Maybe Jeff should use a wireless microphone for his camera which records from 15 or 20 feet away.

[@TruthTeller-vk1du]

Americans seem to have forgotten everything about our rights and the constitution and base everything on pathetic feelings !!

[@xenaguy01]

Good to know that even though the politicians in Greensboro don't understand the First Amendment, at least the COPS do. (Either that, or the COPS know who Jeff Gray is.)

[@forrestegan]

Security guards RARELY know the law, they just do what they’re told by management. Kudos to the officer for his professional approach and interaction!! Although security gets an F, the officer gets an A on this audit!! God Bless the Homeless Vets!!

[@freemindthinkerezrapound5071]

Nobody is dumber than security guards it has to be scary for the workers to know that

[@606accountability]

Educating each city one at a time one way or another! Great job Jeff!

[@SHADOW4301]

7 arrests in 3 years! All those cavity searches should save on your need for prostate exams!

[@dandydan2037]

You prove why we have to exercise our Rights more often. They will and are trying to take them away from us everyday.

[@jjdogg0]

Get em Jeff 🇺🇲🦅🇺🇸

[@Ricky-jt9xl]

Is really bad when Homeless Veterans Don’t Have rights in the USA and North Carolina and Mississippi a list this police officer knows the laws

[@Oldandbold57]

God Bless the homeless vets

[@dragonrln]

Thanks for taking the heat for us, Jeff. God bless you, Brother.

[@StuartGray]

Good Cop. One day soon we may no longer need 1st Amendment Auditors.

[@belair54]

Don't hold your breath!

[@iamtoroazul]

But for PROJECT 25 I guess.

[@murraymadness4674]

One day soon, the Supreme Six Traitors will rule that free speech has ended, protesting is not allowed, so yeah, harmless Jeff will get put in jail and may have to stay there.

[@tobythompson199x]

@@iamtoroazulThat shit is truly unsettling to say the least.