(MUST SEE) ID Refusal "I AINT SHOWING YOU NOTHING!!!"First Amendment Audit Fail

[@twain3074]

Officer Henning seems to think that the "fair request" is someone giving up their Constitutional rights because he asks. He's the man with the gun and the state given authority to deprive a citizen of his freedom. He should learn the law better. At least he did not become belligerent. That is way better than you get from many.

[@johnmccrae7478]

Aà

[@culliganator]

After the cop's explanation on why the state contracted the DMV to a private business the response should be "but not at the expense of our rights."

[@rickygranderson9625]

A perfect pushback on the ID request. He wanted to run him for warrants. All citizens should know their basic rights. Great Video!

[@robertwolfeii615]

Yeah he tried.

[@sandikucia1398]

If your not doing anything wrong then give your name

[@rimc8783]

@@sandikucia1398 Why would you need to if your not doing anything wrong?

[@sandikucia1398]

@@rimc8783 why would a cop need to give his name then too. If nether people aren't doing anything wrong why would either people have to then. Didn't you hear the person ask the cop for his name and ID #. I'm not trying to fight with anyone but does it really matter.

[@sandikucia1398]

I understand that some cops take that power to a level that is wrong but not every cop is like that.

[@edwardeno1314]

One officer said it was "more beneficial" to the taxpayers when the state contracts out the services of the DMV, as it saves taxpayers money. But how beneficial is it if you save money but have to forfeit your rights in order to do so? What is more beneficial, your rights, or a few dollars more in your pocket if you give them up?

[@fettel1988]

Rent-a-pigs for the mafia don't care about your Rights.

[@gagamba9198]

I found of solicitation to bid on a State of Missouri DMV facility. _'The contractor must fully comply with all state agency policies, procedures, and statutes and shall not be relieved of any responsibility for performance under the contract due to failure to review current state agency policies, procedures, and statutes, including, but not limited to:'_ _'The contractor must follow all state and federal laws and obtain all required insurance under the contractor name as awarded.'_ _'Failure to follow state agency policies and procedures may result in liquidated damages as specified in Attachment 4, and/or the cancellation of the contract as well as any other remedies available to the state. Failure to follow all policies and procedures may adversely impact the evaluation of future license office bid submissions. A copy of the state agency policies and procedures applicable to license office operations will be provided to the contractor. Documents on the CD shall not be printed, copied, or shared with others. It is the contractor’s responsibility to remain up-to-date on all policy and procedure changes made thereafter. The contractor shall not be relieved of any responsibility for performance under the contract due to failure to review the state agency’s policies and procedures and state statutes and rules.'_ _'The contractor shall immediately refer any sunshine law requests (i.e. requests for public records) to the state agency.'_ _'Security system that will allow the state agency’s Central Office to have access to view the security system cameras via the Internet at any time, without requesting permission. The remote access must allow for real-time review as well as access to the required sixty (60) calendar days’ worth of recorded data. Access will be used by the state agency to monitor customer wait times and staffing requirements as well as be utilized for any fraud reviews. Access must include all customer working and waiting areas.'_

[@wxmyjnsn]

If they have a contract with the state to process the DMV business they then become defacto PUBLIC.

[@smilemore1997]

And because they are a government building now, they have to enforce government rules/laws. They have the right to deny service to anyone they want if the reason(s) are reasonable.

[@wxmyjnsn]

@@smilemore1997 WRONG! In order to be removed from a public space you have to be or have committed a CRIME!

[@craigfelter]

@@wxmyjnsn You got a Missouri statute for that?

[@eiupanther2012]

You are 100% wrong... Just because someone has a gov. contract, that does not make them a public entity or their building's public property. They are still a private business and have the right to refuse service.

[@wxmyjnsn]

@@eiupanther2012 NO YOU'RE wrong. they are providing a Service that driver's REQUIRE. Therefor that place of business is open to the public. Otherwise the Gov't would just contract everything out and the bill of rights would be meaningless.

[@keithweiss7899]

I’m glad that you pointed out that you don’t have to provide your I.D. unless there is RAS of a crime. Someone listed Missouri as a “Stop & I.D.” State. The truth is that there aren’t any of those. The 4th amendment still must be respected everywhere. The ACLU told me that.

[@SwampGal]

I live in a “Stop & I.D.” State and if I don't show when asked I would get arrested and lose in court.

[@SwampGal]

@@2344l Oh but they do and they get away with it , hate to burst your bubble.

[@thomassohayda3375]

You have the right to conduct business in publicly accessible areas and be able to film every second of it for any reason you deem fit and owe no person an explanation why. If they have cameras everywhere and tell you that you can't record them is hippocritical.

[@chrisbeecraft]

My driveway is a publicly accessible area and I'm telling you now, don't try and conduct any of your bullshit business there. My friends florist business that specialises in bridal flower arrangements is accessible to the public, but the sign on the front door says "Bridal Parties by Appointment Only" so unless you are getting married and have an appointment you won't be served and you will be asked to leave and if you don't you will be removed from his private establishment. One of my other mates has a "point that camera at me and I'll ram it down your throat" policy, most times he warns people with those exact words, but only once, I've lost count of how many times he has actually stomped some poor bastards phone to pieces, he firmly believes in his right not to be photographed/filmed without his permission but accepts that if he enters an establishment that has security cameras he is giving that establishment permission to film for security purposes only. You guys seem to forget the 9th amendment which states that no one’s Constitutional rights should be used to infringe upon the rights of another citizen.

[@thomassohayda3375]

@@chrisbeecraft nobody's talking about filming in your driveway or in your buddy's private establishment sir. Public sidewalks, easements, and publicly funded places where we conduct business is the topic of the day. And regardless if someone is trespassing on your private property that doesn't excuse you to physically touch them or you might end up behind bars or paying that person for damages.

[@YouTubeExplore777]

Yes and technically if they have cameras, that's breaching privacy. No-one other than the worker that's working your case is allowed to know your information. Having cameras in that building violates right to privacy and hippo law.

[@stephanest-germain2996]

It is a private business!

[@thomassohayda3375]

@@stephanest-germain2996 wrong. It's a publicly funded government run agency of the state that happens to lease a private building space. Making it publicly accessible and open to the public to conduct matters of public interests.

[@jonathanmoore1868]

Why do corrupt cops never take their sunglasses off when addressing the public? It's because they don't want to make eye contact to expose the fact that they are lying to a person's face

[@texastwister6988]

Bc real eyes Realize Real lies They LIE!!

[@papadampreach]

Why don’t you guys just call 911 in the office? It seems like cops are just gonna take the word of whoever calls it In - regardless of whether the caller is lying or not.

[@nickr3441]

Lmao, whoever calls 911 first wins

[@papadampreach]

@@nickr3441 it’s what I’ve learned from These audit vids

[@JamminJohnny11]

cop has no idea what he is talking about he had better uphold his oath to the constitution period

[@leogarcia3273]

Even at the regular DMV’s the employees are always so rude. The reason for this is because they don’t offer surveys like the post office now does. Do you notice that post office employees are no longer rude?

[@mohammed_jazea]

Good bless you guys fight for what is right 🇺🇸

[@BicycleGladiator]

the workers are employed by a private company but that space they work in is a public space..

[@chrisbeecraft]

No it's not, it says on the door the name of the private entity that operates out of that space and the frauditors can not use the 1st to infringe on another citizens rights, read your constitution particularly the 9trh. The only public space is that owned and operated by the government if it's leased to a private entity it's no longer public space. Learn the basics before applauding idiots like these, shoving a camera in someone's face on the pretence of auditing when they didn't even know they were on private property harassing other private citizens doing their low paid jobs is just plain nasty and obnoxious and shows how they regard their fellow citizens who are just trying to feed themselves and pay bills.

[@tomc.4860]

Why can't these photographers file a discrimination suit against this public facility which is denying them service for whatever reason they want to come up with.??

[@cateellington6653]

Omfg these 🤡tools don’t even understand where to go to file a FOIA request! You think they could figure out how to file a discrimination case against the State?!? 😂😂😂

[@ikeskifan]

@@cateellington6653 whether you know it or not these so-called tools are working to uphold your rights

[@eiupanther2012]

@@ikeskifan they are not doing anything to "up hold" anyone's rights... they are making themselves look like idiots who have no clue what they are doing. they are just going around trying to cause issues and have no idea what it really means to do a first amendment audit. They are so ignorant of what is and is not allowed. Claiming HIPAA, asking to file a FOIA request, etc. all things that make them look stupid. They cannot claim medical exemption and then have no proof of it... it does not work that way and HIPAA does not cover places requiring you to wear a mask. it has already been prooven.

[@JimCGames]

They are agents of the State. Their “private company” status is out the window. Plain and simple. Cops aren’t going to stand up for you because they’re ignorant. The police being there is illegal. This is a civil matter, not a criminal matter. The cops need to leave and take care of criminal affairs. It doesn’t matter what your business is. Period. Further, they personnel and the contracted company and the State can be sued. 42 USC 1983 begins with “Any person…”

[@tuckerbugeater]

@Xenu Da Pimp Capitalism will always use the government to gain more power. Communism is where you go straight to the gulag for asking too many questions.

[@gagamba9198]

I found of solicitation to bid on a State of Missouri DMV facility. _'The contractor must fully comply with all state agency policies, procedures, and statutes and shall not be relieved of any responsibility for performance under the contract due to failure to review current state agency policies, procedures, and statutes, including, but not limited to:'_ _'The contractor must follow all state and federal laws and obtain all required insurance under the contractor name as awarded.'_ _'Failure to follow state agency policies and procedures may result in liquidated damages as specified in Attachment 4, and/or the cancellation of the contract as well as any other remedies available to the state. Failure to follow all policies and procedures may adversely impact the evaluation of future license office bid submissions. A copy of the state agency policies and procedures applicable to license office operations will be provided to the contractor. Documents on the CD shall not be printed, copied, or shared with others. It is the contractor’s responsibility to remain up-to-date on all policy and procedure changes made thereafter. The contractor shall not be relieved of any responsibility for performance under the contract due to failure to review the state agency’s policies and procedures and state statutes and rules.'_ _'The contractor shall immediately refer any sunshine law requests (i.e. requests for public records) to the state agency.'_ _'Security system that will allow the state agency’s Central Office to have access to view the security system cameras via the Internet at any time, without requesting permission. The remote access must allow for real-time review as well as access to the required sixty (60) calendar days’ worth of recorded data. Access will be used by the state agency to monitor customer wait times and staffing requirements as well as be utilized for any fraud reviews. Access must include all customer working and waiting areas.'_

[@donaldramey1896]

You two fold one audit after another. Unsubscribed.

[@bamahama707]

If they are serving the public, they are NOT private.

[@richard21995]

Really admire you guys for pushing back against these control freaks.

[@chrisbeecraft]

How can you admire someone that doesn't do the most basic research before making dumb claims about the 1st amendment, public vs private businesses and the local laws before harassing poor low paid workers for doing their job. Any idiot can stick a camera in someone's face and make ridiculous claims and continue to harass and annoy fellow citizens until they get upset, so I have no idea what you think is admirable about acting like an asshole.

[@richard21995]

@@chrisbeecraft They didn't harrass anyone. It was open to public to provide public service so no problem, the staff were bullying and objected merely for the sake of it. To call the police for a man with a camera was pathetic. Petty

[@sandikucia1398]

@@chrisbeecraft your right

[@lisab3396]

Richy Rich, You are a fool. These police were NOT control freaks! Be happy that they were respectful and spoke decent to the fledgling and fumbling auditors!

[@ccbstar3133]

Will had that serious "im not playing around" walk with the black trench, in the begining when entering the building at 0.15 lolllllllllll

[@guesswho343]

It's against the law for state to sign a contract with any agency that doesn't follow all the laws, regulations and the Constitution These officer are wrong

[@MrGevander]

Trying to explain to a cop that "private contractor" is not the key part of the phrase. "Employed by the State of Missouri" is the key. If they work for the state - direct employee or contractor - the are subject to the same rules.

[@supremecommander5632]

A contract between a private company and the government (state, local, or federal) does not override the first amendment; if it did, all the government would have to do to shield itself from liability is contract the work. Haven't they already done that through public sector unions? The Bill of Rights was designed to protect the People from the Government not the other way around.

[@gregkasza1925]

Now why did I know that when the cops arrived, they would get everything wrong? Actually, they just lied, and copsplained, as expected.

[@doublehelix2167]

When you google the dmv it clearly states it is a government agency and therefore cannot be privately owned. They lied to you. There are things like the dmv service company which can be privately owned.

[@xxskitsxx15]

Places that do tabs and trailer registrations ect can be private but not a department that gives you your license.

[@philindeblanc]

yup, cops lied to them, or they pretended to know when they didnt, and they are wrong.

[@gagamba9198]

What Missouri has done is contract out the operation _but not the ownership_ . In fact, the contracted operator uses state-furnished, i.e. taxpayer paid for, equipment. The state maintains oversight of the performance of the work. I found a solicitation to bid on the operation of a State of Missouri DMV facility. _'The contractor must fully comply with all state agency policies, procedures, and statutes and shall not be relieved of any responsibility for performance under the contract due to failure to review current state agency policies, procedures, and statutes, including, but not limited to:'_ _'The contractor must follow all state and federal laws and obtain all required insurance under the contractor name as awarded.'_ _'Failure to follow state agency policies and procedures may result in liquidated damages as specified in Attachment 4, and/or the cancellation of the contract as well as any other remedies available to the state. Failure to follow all policies and procedures may adversely impact the evaluation of future license office bid submissions. A copy of the state agency policies and procedures applicable to license office operations will be provided to the contractor. Documents on the CD shall not be printed, copied, or shared with others. It is the contractor’s responsibility to remain up-to-date on all policy and procedure changes made thereafter. The contractor shall not be relieved of any responsibility for performance under the contract due to failure to review the state agency’s policies and procedures and state statutes and rules.'_ _'The contractor shall immediately refer any sunshine law requests (i.e. requests for public records) to the state agency.'_ _'Security system that will allow the state agency’s Central Office to have access to view the security system cameras via the Internet at any time, without requesting permission. The remote access must allow for real-time review as well as access to the required sixty (60) calendar days’ worth of recorded data. Access will be used by the state agency to monitor customer wait times and staffing requirements as well as be utilized for any fraud reviews. Access must include all customer working and waiting areas.'_

[@philindeblanc]

@@gagamba9198 NICE!...This can be taken to court and if there is another provider that will uphold the law, they should get booted.

[@anthonym9716]

They don’t don’t listen. That’s problem

[@keithguidry2841]

If the lease is paid with tax payer dollars it is public property until the lease runs out or is cancelled!

[@JasonJensenA]

When the DMV contracts to provide services exclusively in the realm of state authority, the contacted entity is liable for violations of person's rights without any state immunity protections. That is not a private business, the land is public use for public state purposes.

[@darrint3573]

The sign on the door clearly reads, "Under contract with MO Dept of Revenue." Is that a private institution as well? LOL!

[@tomheadley2813]

If you go out, you never get back in.

[@boebowen]

The DMV is government contracted it doesn't matter whether it's in a private hand or not it is a public business.

[@chrisbeecraft]

Just because a Kinko's prints stuff for the government doesn't make it public owned space. What about the garbage collection contractors and waste management sites, do you really think they are public spaces where you can demand access because they are contracted to take the garbage away and dispose of it. Get real. The officer explained it quite clearly, this particular office is a contractor completing some work for the DMV in their own private premises with private employees and it is clearly indicated on the entrance door and this private operator only does some basic transactional stuff for the DMV, it doesn't store DMV data, make decisions or policy about how the DMV operates, all they do on this private premises is process some transactions it doesn't make them a public business.

[@claudelljackson1270]

Taxpayer funded even if contracted by the state.

[@jimhendricks977]

It looks like that most of the DMVs are allowed to sell your personal information so every time you guys volunteer for these contracts just remember that and you can't opt out

[@misbarksa7291]

I love how you guys went out with your tails between your legs.

[@vr228]

Really, really good idea to have thoughtful discussion with government agent whose one and the only goal at the moment is to build probable cause for your arrest, using for that each and every word from your mouth.

[@crosscatch]

They lose me when they get into the whole masking versus non-masking thing. I don’t believe they have a legitimate medical exemption and that’s not their point anyway.

[@yyeppesz]

The beauty of Fascism. Government cotrols private business. Private business denies your rights.

[@dangbang3466]

Awesome job by the police department handling this situation. The idea of the government trusting third parties with everyone’s private information is absolutely ludicrous

[@Azzimore]

It is the responsibility of the Public entity, The dmv in this instance to protect the info of the people. What would they do if they had Hidden cameras on them and still got the private info because the dmv dropped the ball?

[@2real4tvv]

Probably some politicians buddy that owns it.

[@robertwolfeii615]

@@2real4tvv lol

[@BPoweredLove]

Huh? You trust non-governmental entities all the time. Banks, investment firms, etc. Furthermore, why would you trust the government with your private info more than you would private entities?

[@2real4tvv]

@@BPoweredLove 😆 you can't be serious

[@amiebeadles4679]

HIPPA law only applies to doctors or medical professionals giving out your medical info

[@ikeskifan]

Actually HIPAA applies to everyone passing medical information without that person's consent is against the law doesn't matter where you work or who you are

[@amiebeadles4679]

@@ikeskifan if you give up your own medical info....it's not a HIPPA violation

[@stevewilson3793]

Geez, the DMV hires beach balls that rolled out of the swiming pool? I always wondered where they ended up. Kinda like that missing sock from the dryer. I guess it really only takes, just one. When there is always just, another one. Look at the art work on the wall in tge baackground in the second segment. Suggests, individuality. But what you actually recieve is bureaucratic, fascism. A complete contradiction to the treatment you recieve.And maybe an over compensation for what they truly are about., " no we're not fascists", " now get back in line, and take a number".

[@lousimpson834]

It seems like the state government is trying to avoid transparency and accountability by farming out vital, mandatory services to third party providers. It should be spelled out in their contract that by accepting this agreement you now fall under the FOIA act that all government agencies must adhere to or forfeit the contract.

[@gagamba9198]

I checked the contract that's put out to bid. Such requirements are mentioned, but not explicitly. _'The contractor must fully comply with all state agency policies, procedures, and statutes and shall not be relieved of any responsibility for performance under the contract due to failure to review current state agency policies, procedures, and statutes, including, but not limited to:'_ _'The contractor must follow all state and federal laws and obtain all required insurance under the contractor name as awarded.'_

[@lousimpson834]

@@gagamba9198 The section you cited seems to cover it. Apparently, they will still claim “private business” and pretend they aren’t bound by state law and policy. 🤷🏻‍♂️ Thanks for doing the heavy lifting.

[@GabrielRodriguez-um8fi]

After hearing this, I’m more skeptical about the state of Missouri.

[@nicholasbailey4524]

Thank you for what you do.

[@markgarza9633]

Rules are NOT Laws

[@willymac2306]

ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC AUDIT 💯 👏

[@ArchAnge11]

DMV is not private

[@bradleejones9959]

I wish I could see one Auditor with the ball's to go the distance. "I'm going back in there to finish my audit, and in order to get me out, it's going to require getting physical. I will fight until I have to go to the hospital. Then it goes to my Courtroom. You need to think about what you're going to say to my Attorneys at the deposition. Does your Police Academy Training cover Trespass? My Investigators will find out. You better hope it didn't because your Qualified Immunity is gone. But I'm sure it did, because that's a majority of policing." Then go back inside. JUST ONCE! If you can't afford to go the distance, why are they out there?

[@johnarnott8140]

Love it

[@theofficial_snowy]

Glad you guys know your rights and stick up for your self !

[@philindeblanc]

in this case they didnt. once you are contracted by state, you are public domain.

[@Handyginger]

@@philindeblanc I’m pretty sure he was talking about the auditors

[@philindeblanc]

@@Handyginger Yung said "glad you know your rights". Except that they didnt know their rights, as they took the lie the cop told them about a contracted facility being able to operate as private. This is not true. A contracted with a public or government agent operates under the public domain by contract.

[@Handyginger]

@@philindeblanc I meant to reply to him not you bro my bad

[@philindeblanc]

@@Handyginger no worries, its all good content for others:-)

[@jamesbundy1781]

When a cop says "I gave you my name, why won't you give me yours?.) Say, Here's the thing!

[@ogopogo1352]

In this day and age officer, for my own safety from tyrants I do not have to give my name if I am not committing a crime.

[@Bob-sd3zx]

Damn 📷 boys having to do that damn walk of shame again

[@snody]

The "certain requirements" include being open to the public.

[@hueysimon2726]

Even if the business or property is private, as long as one is government and their services are open to the public, it is a business of public accommodation. Everyone not violating a law has a right to be in it.

[@keithweiss7899]

In Missouri there are private DMV offices that are given to political supporters of the government as a reward for supporting the governor and such. There are a few offices that are state owned. They are slightly cheaper too. Contract offices add a fee to transactions.

[@trafyknits9222]

Have you posted a video that's not "Must See"?

[@brucewilson6372]

If the information is available there then they can FOIA it there, and denying service is a crime when they are acting on behalf of the government !

[@christopherscott8853]

When you act in your person you have a right to secure it.

[@jonathanmoore1868]

Are there any cameras in the lobby? if so, then how is that any different than the ones you carry in?

[@RefRMart10]

Come to my dmv in Oklahoma since you guys are so close!. Wanted to meet you guys for a while anyways! We will welcome you with open arms. We love first amendment audits!

[@edvanness2480]

You guys do a great job! But… Wear a mask. You of all people should be taking others into account when you interact with the public. Keep up the good work!

[@joepro1964]

So much ignorance on the part of these "state" employees....

[@kathypace6771]

I do not want that woman's health directives. She does not value health.

[@brandonmusser3119]

Their rules do not Trump law

[@djnatedjn8787]

Keep up the Great Work 💪🏽🇺🇸👍🏽🚔🎥🧐🌟

[@colabear2490]

The cop who is talking with Mr. America. He's got a gut to. Too many donuts or cakes eaten !!!

[@bingbangbong2552]

Again, why are the police running interference for the DMV. And its none of the business of police to know your business at a business. Either the law has been broken or it has not.

[@chrisbeecraft]

The private business asked the auditors to leave, they declared they weren't and had a right to be there so the private business called the police to have these trespassers removed, in the meantime the police arrived and begin their enquiries to see if a law had been broken. And the dickhead with the camera lied about them refusing service, they weren't refused service they were just asked to wait outside if they didn't want to wear masks, and considering how many were in the queues their turn hadn't come round. You guys seem to forget the 1st amendment is to stop the Congress from passing laws that infringe your rights whilst the 9th states that no one’s Constitutional rights should be used to infringe upon the rights of another citizen.

[@daroweilburg7706]

You guys need to look up what constitutes a public entity. Just because they get money from the government doesn't mean they are under the same policies. That business had every right to kick you two out. They are a PRIVATE BUSINESS!!!!! Try to sue them!!!! HAHAHA!

[@robertsilva1016]

The HIPAA law is when you're at the Doctor's office or hospital

[@chaztitan6457]

Also applies for health insurance companies. But also therapists offices I would assume. But those ain't public so forget what I said

[@peoplenewstoday]

It’s anyone who has your medical information. Doctors, insurance, labs, etc. they can’t share information without signature.

[@Law260]

Every video they’re requested for their proof of medical exemption, Enselmo asks, “what is HIPAA?”

[@rio_s550]

So cool to see yall in my hometown

[@MTLcanada]

I want a public records request officer to get your salary!!

[@jonnybaze7449]

Go get it. It’s publicly available.

[@Dalmen]

I have hear in a nother audit video that automatcly makes all open areas including the lobbys to public places. But i don't remember which state this was.

[@matthm4137]

I wonder who 'owns' this place and if they are a resident of the state of Missouri. Could you find out?

[@jcc777]

Privatizing has never saved the average citizen a penny. And ultimately through corruption extremely costly.

[@9rivers]

if they are conducting Public business for the state then the business is Public.

[@denadodsoncaple2506]

I'm trying to understand so the DMV is private company that collects taxpayer dollars for your tags and then they turn all that money over to the government and get nothing or are the employees getting paid by taxpayer dollars and therefore it is still open to the public

[@jonathantackett7289]

Imagine if the government thought they could deny certain citizens service because they contracted through a private property. They would privately contract the White House in order to keep the people out.

[@Eat-your-broccoli]

This is not an isolated incident the department of motor vehicles / department of licensing all across the nation are privately owned it’s not right because they’re taxpayer funded we should have full access to the public areas

[@Slimjim011]

If they have a state contract it is open to the public

[@josephconner3742]

Private entities contracted by the Government,makes them an extension of said Government. Therefore, unless the auditors are being disruptive, the argument that the private entities have the right to request anyone from the public to leave the premises on their request, does not apply in this case.

[@chrisbeecraft]

So when the government contracts Kinko's to print notices, annual reports or just stationery is Kinko's an extension of the government and therefore these frauditors can occupy a corner of the Kinko's shop and film? Lets say Kinko's only print the monthly reports for the Finance Department on the first of the month (for the previous months finances) but have the contract to do this for 3 years, are they an extension of the government for that entire 3 years or just the one day a month they actually print the reports - but it only takes them 4 hours to print, so is it just those 4 hours that they are an extension of the government. Your argument, logic and understanding of law are farcical.

[@josephconner3742]

@@chrisbeecraft so your argument is, if the government wants to coverup corruption, all they need to do is subcontract out to Private entities?! LOL

[@josephconner3742]

@@chrisbeecraft in this instance your argument doesn't apply. They were not disruptive or harassing anyone.

[@josephconner3742]

@@chrisbeecraft oh and by the way, the DMV is not a kinko's. LOL

[@chrisbeecraft]

@@josephconner3742 That wasn't a DMV, the cop showed the door and the private contractor's name, just like Kinko's printing stuff for the govt - no fkn difference. Ask your Lawyer friends and they'll set you straight, stop trying to interpret the law as a layman, it's more complicated than you think.

[@365headhunter3]

Damn bub, your a hustler. I love the videos. Stay on dem guys.

[@Mark-pc4ks]

I’m confused. So does this DMV do FOIA requests or not?

[@dayslife]

the idiocies that cops can regurgitate in front of a camera is just hilarious ...😝😝😝

[@vampman1979]

DMV IS a government agency, if they are located in a privately rented property they cannot assume it is private as an agency of government body. If they are contracted it's whole different matter you should contact a public representative to ensure government agency is not outsourced.

[@rickrick5041]

If Missouri hires a private company to clean the office or do other work it’s still a public office

[@beardiesellily]

Private run might be better than government run lol

[@jonnybaze7449]

Might be? It always is.

[@beardiesellily]

@@jonnybaze7449 lol yeah exactly

[@turbowarp]

Wondering if that storefront is exempt from real property tax???

[@Black-ro4em]

I hate COPS that know EVERYBODY else’s JOB but THEIR OWN!!

[@obijuan-]

How can that cop know if that office can't do a public records request? Just made that up. I know no one asked me. But it seems one route would be to contact the state off of DMV and ask them what the are the expectations the public can expect from contracted DMVs? What can they do to serve us. Can they deny service to citizens without losing their contract?

[@quincybirwood2629]

If the DMV is a contractor of the government, the same laws apply. Their records are public records.

[@zoefree-spirit3908]

I see you guys ran into the same problem I did out Here in Washington state...I'm from Miami and couldn't believe it when I moved here and discovered that you get your tabs and license in the same Grocery Store that you get your wine booze cigarettes and lottery tickets from!! They call them sub agents and everyone is confused, Including employees. Half the people think it's a private business and half of the people think it's a government office, And the written legislation says it's half-and-half. @ BradLee Jones ...While I'm not a First Amendment auditor I did have the balls to go the Distance In October 2021 after having been trespassed the year before Because they would not honor my legitimate medical Mask exemption And the responding police didn't care to protect my Civil Rights Or charge them with disability discrimination. So I went back this year and recorded the entire incident which I walked away with a disorderly conduct charge That carries a potential fine of $1000 and 90 days in jail when I was the victim, Merely Standing Up for my rights speaking up for myself and pointing out that it's a DMV not a Grocery Store. However that has also led to discovery that the local courthouse And City Hall building are also not in compliance with Federal ADA regulations Concerning Public Access and reasonable accommodations For the disabled And have no desire to do so Since the court Cordinator is Married to the local police chief who just retired And is the acting ADA Cordinator for the courthouse with no Credentials or sympathy for The nature of the conditions of the people she's dealing with And supposed to be helping facilitate Paperwork/ records for Ongoing court cases! I filmed both of these entire incidents and would love anyone to help! My public offender has just asked for a competency hearing for me, i think, as a tactic Because I don't think he wants to face the issue which I would like to the court to address, Being the entire validity of the mask mandates Themselves which resulted in me Catching charges for redressing my Government at the Grocery Store DMV!! So if there are any civil-rights attorneys in the state of Washington I can make you a lot of money right now if you take my cases against many many local businesses, please help. Much respect for what you guys do, No Whisk, no reward! I forget who said it best, oh yeah it was me, "Stand Up for Freedom or Sit Down for Slavery" -Zoe

[@mikes7446]

Always the bald ones

[@tom6874]

Walk of shame for these auditors again. Every time boys...

[@freeskypainter1145]

Imagine if they weren't doing this now and waited another 10 years we'd have no rights. You'd get that lame ass excuse that's the way Its always been. We the people have always held the winning hand but those cards are useless if they make up there own rules to the game and you just go along with it but once you know the right way to play the game it's game over for them because your holding all the cards and now know how to you them you see. Just saying game as a reference not in the literal sense because our rights are and freedoms are not a game.

[@engineeringoyster6243]

According to the FBI annual summaries of crime in America, the average American cop does about 17 arrests annually.

[@thereasonwhy5188]

Enough people need to get together so noone has to hear public request nonsense anymore

[@drremulack6196]

1:27 HOLY SHIT! She needs to hit the treadmill, and I would need to be very drunk. Like blackout drunk.

[@RJ67.]

Why is the Department of Revenue in control of private records

[@waynewoodhouse7714]

The government would NEVER try to save taxes but more like there's more graft a kickbacks

[@EMANUEL2009X]

Sooo this time u guys did the walk of shame 😂😂😂

[@xtnuser5338]

Doesn't matter if it's a private company. If they're contracting with the State, to perform a State function, which is a public service, and they're making a portion of their interior space publicly accessible for the purposes of performing that public service, then the same freedoms apply therein as would apply if it wasn't a private company.

[@mike7n2004]

I live in Missouri and I only like to go to the privately owned DMV's, because the State ones always are ran like shit. The private ones are always nicer to the citizens and are held accountable

[@Everhard86]

Every single state contracts with private businesses. The child support office for example is a an executive branch 42 USC 654(3) "single and separate unit" (aka private business) that is under a 45 CFR 302.34 contract with courts, DA's, Attorney Generals, and law enforcement. They are literally a private debt collector that is contracted with the courts.

[@tslim250]

you boys are true patriots. keep fighting the narrative and standing for our rights. It is of the utmost importance. Society has drifted too far from how things are to really be, the Constitution is the end all be all, and really universal rights should be recognized.

[@ChiefMac59]

A private business that contracts to the government means they are open to the public and cannot bar anybody

[@bunnyfinn2]

Wrong