NO RECORDING IN THE COURTHOUSE - JUDGES ORDERS YOU CLOWN!!!

[@justice4all772]

So George Washington was a clown constitutionalist ? George Washington - "The Constitution is the guide which I will never abandon.

[@EJ-74]

George Washington owned over a hundred slaves and was known to be very brutal if they stepped out of line, mostly everything we were taught about George Washington in school was an outright lie, His own writings speak for themselves, he definitely wasn't a great person or a great general, he lost more battles than he won senselessly getting thousands of soldiers killed in the process.. he didn't wear wooden teeth either, at one point he purchased teeth that were taken from a slave... He kept a record of everything he purchased.. Just saying.. ✌️

[@markr.devereux3385]

Freedom of press may come in handy seeing how america is being brought down.

[@Dr.Grafenberg]

Our fore fathers were felonious liberals. ❤

[@knowthispodcast9182]

When George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Franklin and Adams wrote the constitution. I’m sure they didn’t think we were going to have children getting murdered at school with A.R. fifteens and people abusing the freedom of press under the first amendment. I am reasonably sure that the first amendment freedom of speech and freedom of the press was done so that newspaper journalists in that era could keep tabs on elected officials/politicians Not some 20 year old, little douche bag with a facemask, looking like a bank robber with a GoPro and a skateboard harassing old ladies in City Hall. Or covered from head to toe, looking like the Michelin man. The only reason these guys cover their faces is because they don’t want to be identified. Cowards, every single one of them but most frauditors are. I saw a video the other day, where this stupid ass name FUPA Was harassing a woman outside her and made her cry. The lady was in her 70s. They are clowns,. They say they are journalists, and that they report the news not one of these jokers has ever done a story on any sort of local dealings with fires, elections, weather, report, sports, economical news, local events happening. These are just middle-aged, divorced or 22-year-old men with no life who go to Best Buy and pick up a canon power shot and call themselves a journalist and hang out in front of senior centers, libraries, and Social Security buildings to try and get a rise out of people so they call the cops and they hope to God that the cops lose their shit so that they can get a paycheck. That’s it, if they were really honestly truly trying to teach about the first amendment, they would hand out pamphlets. They would actually have a discussion about the first amendment, and what it’s actually for instead of having a snarky, smart ass attitude that they usually do have. Even bong island fraudits is total condescending bunghole. Some sweet little nice old lady comes up and says, can I help you? He knows Folwell that she’s not asking can I get you a Gatorade or a Red Bull? Like some of these idiots say They’re asking what are you doing here politely.

[@ByDemonsBeDriven78]

"The thing about smart people is that they seem like crazy people to dumb people.”

[@bbww3969]

Lol

[@flashoot]

So true

[@kdub3892]

Perfect

[@mikkolukas]

So true!

[@silvers_ink]

Exactly 💯

[@mellowedvedder8948]

They should all be constitutionalists! Un freakin real.

[@bwp7420]

Justin fucked up, and he was incredibly disrespectful... And I'm not sure his ignorant attitude will ever change. But he apologized, and that makes him better than 99% of people who get the same interaction..

[@gusmedina5205]

Public is public, it's not subjected to interpretation or debate.

[@bikeelectric4821]

99% of folks are "back to the office" 1% of the time

[@girlharwood]

Cameras should absolutely be allowed in Courtrooms. The Courts force the public to pay to purchase the audio and video. It is racketeering.

[@justcause9334]

We also pay the judge, bailiff, prosecutor, court appointed attorney and everything they use.

[@dsprg]

"Right to a public trial". Especially in the day of "remote services", this is a silly dichotomy only available in the realm of govt clownery

[@dsprg]

​@@justcause9334yet the most cowardly and clammish is usually those treasonous criminals...who'd have thunk that could ever become so😂

[@imbatvan]

Judges believe, maybe rightfully, that people might give different testimony or act differently in front of cameras.

[@dsprg]

@@imbatvan "the whole truth and nothing but the truth..." '...guaranteed...a public trial...' Private and public never mix well. Especially when throwing in stuff like individual's rights(abilities to observe another's trial. Disseminate the unfolding events)

[@cr4180]

Dude got educated. Amazing job once again.

[@dannysanders4327]

How do these people get jobs in government...thx for exposing the tyranny!! LETS KEEP PUSHING THIS CHANNEL!!!!

[@straydeviare]

Recruitment. Duh! When one of them are on an hour long smoke break outside the local coffee shop and they see some young degenerate spit on a homeless person they jump into action. Run over like hey buddy we are hiring we want persons like you in our office come on in and apply...

[@bracholi]

Well, you assume the government isn't purpose built to employ parasites who can't earn a living from productive means, so choose to be paid from the theft of everyone else's money.

[@richardgonzales9922]

They know somebody that works at that office he's probably related to his boss

[@DJPLAST2]

Low level, poorly educated, order followers. If you can follow orders, nothing more, nothing less, you’re hired, welcome aboard!

[@steelmill]

This is the exact people they want in government, Dumb Useful Idiots that are easily brainwashed.

[@patrickmiller1710]

Thanks! We paid for that big beautiful building and they decide if and when they want to use it. I'm learning alot from you. I try to pay strict attention to those of us who do their homework.

[@InlandAuditingMedia]

Thank you very much Patrick!!!!

[@lesliesylvan]

patrickmiller. You're learning from the best of the best!!! Sub #1 for you . . . Looking forward to reading many of your comments, in the near future, my LIBERTY Friend 📜

[@Noneyabusinessok]

Think how many beds they could get in that building, the homeless would love a bed in a building like that. Better to sell it and let the staff work at home. Just hope your private information is not shown to every family member in that home. The building that belongs to the public could be sold and used for something that the public will benefit from. That building will still need the same heat and lighting during working hours if it's got 100 or 20 people working.

[@ironmantis778]

​@normanconnor yeah they should flood these buildings with the 'refugee' crisis that's going on.. not kick kids out of school so they can house them in gymnasiums or ask the public to risk their family safety by inviting them into our homes. Sounds reasonable to me.

[@LisaWatkins-uz4tv]

@patrick1710 CLOWN

[@7citieskid410]

The security guard deserves a standing ovation!! He followed up with his superiors and corrected himself!!

[@bikeelectric4821]

if everything is "online" then can we sell the building and issue a refund to the tax payers?

[@joannejohnson85]

May as well. There is nobody there 😮

[@teepeeX]

How many empty buildings with lights on

[@bikeelectric4821]

@@teepeeX sell them all, give us our money back

[@joedrennen5491]

Bingo!

[@k8schu102]

They should use the unused building to house the homeless!

[@grumble_one]

To be fair Steve, judges get away with this in almost all states. I think Michigan and a few other ones people have fought them on it and they've established that it's only the courtrooms.

[@markfaas4052]

It’s not fair. It’s unconstitutional!

[@bunnyfinn2]

Michigan is on its way to being an open borders democrat pos state, hope the left gets kicked out this year

[@chrisbudesa]

Judges need to understand they are public employees and the building is paid for with taxpayer's money.

[@Taipan4321-pb2cs]

WRONG SCOTUS HAS GIVEN THE CHIEF JUDGES THE POWER TO CONTROL THE ENTIRE COURT HOUSE

[@XJWill1]

@gazoo The problem goes all the way to the top. The Supreme Court actually prohibits recording anywhere in the Supreme Court building. A lot of judges cite that when they issue a "judicial order" that prohibits recording in the building in which they have courtrooms. It is bad enough that judges think they have the authority to tell people not to record in a courtroom (they have the authority to close a trial to the public, but not to have it open to the public but not be able to record, that BS needs to change), but that they think they can tell people what to do outside of a courtroom they are presiding in is ludicrous. And yet they get away with it. Most judges are elected. Voters suck.

[@matthewmay954]

I don't comment very often, but I just had to say that you are the most knowledgeable and cordial auditor on the west coast. I truly appreciate your drive and passion to defend our unalienable rights as American citizens. Continue the great work and change will come.

[@karenpayne1011]

💯 agree Steve is the best!

[@gregkasza1925]

You should comment more! We need to speak freely.

[@Ruan-s3g]

Lmao that's a hot one when the security officer called him a knucklehead he got so bent waaaa he almost started crying free speech is good for crybaby sweetie but not for him waaaa he's a hero good Ole stevie

[@gregkasza1925]

Child or adult ?@@Ruan-s3g

[@jamesbolton9752]

​@@karenpayne1011or is it Gandalf the Grey? Hmmm.

[@markwunderlich2515]

PUBLIC SERVANTS WORKING FROM HOME PEOPLES PRIVACY COULD BE COMPROMISED IMO

[@joannejohnson85]

Its very scary to imagine gov employees working frm home because they are so ignorant and do not get proper training on anything it seems

[@JohnColley]

What kind of private information could a public worker compromise by working from home that they wouldn't also be able to compromise by working from the office?

[@JohnColley]

@@johnreiner3247 you're avoiding the question, which also invalidates the response you did give: what kind of private information could a public worker compromise by working from home that they wouldn't also be able to compromise by working from the office?

[@michaelquaid4679]

Bruh, government workers can be terrible at their jobs and not even show up for work half the time and never lose their jobs. The whole system is broken across the COUNTRY . I mean particularly if one has a VAGINA... You can do ANYTHING short of killing someone and NEVER lose your job much less be held accountable in any other way

[@nuclearmedicineman6270]

That's right, we don't know how secure they are being, who knows if family members can gain access to private info.. we should demand security cameras be installed in their home office and kept on 24/7 while they're working from home. I bet getting back to the office would suddenly become popular again.

[@maikelvandersluijs5279]

I.Am.Free one of my top10 favorites! Always proffesional and courteou👏 Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱

[@toddguillory692]

& knowledgeable.

[@GyrlBlaque]

Can you share your top 10 favorite Auditors

[@lawncuttingplusdelta]

Hello 👋, your friend paul zonneveld from Canada 🇨🇦… my dad left Amsterdam when he was 14 in 1951 …. Hope to visit one day

[@Some_Guy6]

If recording is not allowed, why have all those security camera's? That judge SWORE AN OATH perhaps time to report him with video proof? I mean, if he called someone all those names by doing a protected right, does he know he's calling himself all those names at the same time? Because he swore an oath to all laws and rights.

[@gregkasza1925]

Maybe his fingers were crossed during that Oath Thingy?

[@FreeU.S.]

​@@gregkasza1925good thought. That is probably why you have to put one hand in the air, and one hand on the Bible.... So any finger crossing can be monitored.

[@gregkasza1925]

And record it for the record!@@FreeU.S. 🤓🤓🤓

[@MrPlankinton]

A public building that requires people to be "buzzed" in? I don't understand

[@Juamo-tn8we]

There’s a reason for that. And it’s a NOT a good one.

[@Sarada.Amaru.999]

​@@Juamo-tn8weCan you please expand?

[@jerrymerryfield6551]

It's about control

[@tamo9520]

Huge kudos to the security guard for finding out the correct information and seeking out I.A.M. to apologize.

[@AliValentine143]

That was great 👍

[@TOYBOX2008]

No, not great. Hugely disrespectful.

[@user-zb6ke7gy7e]

insincere he done told someone on the phon so he did damage that cannot be repaired

[@evilempire_666]

after he got reprimanded... so no kudos for the guard

[@bongecabd]

I wish all auditors called themselves gandalf ,like the way they call themselves officer right here

[@blackgold3508]

That's Right Steve!!! The nerve of that Security guard!! That pissed me off!😣

[@keithguidry2841]

Shout out to that security guard for owning up to his mistakes. Much respect.

[@dsprg]

Nah, he needs to go for fostering such hostility in his mind; he shows his contempt for the general public...assuming the worst from strangers as a steward of the public's facilities isn't a good look, especially an entrance with supposed security protocols(ones they clearly make up as they see fit)😅

[@philreuter4156]

I appreciate your thorough tongue lashing of Justin. I also appreciate you accepting his apology and not kicking the man when he was down. Showed strong character.

[@derrickboatman1560]

If you stop learning you stop living, I really appreciate that security guard for having the guts to apologize we don't always get that.

[@markwaggy114]

New subscriber, you Sir are really good at what you do. Just goes to show what knowledge can do for you, it's shocking the lack of knowledge these public officials have thank God we have people like you.

[@Heli4213]

I love when they make up things like it's the law. There's no law there's no law they just say that to try to intimidate people

[@MindControlUltra]

I m not a native speaker, german, but I understood: I'm dealing with that clown right now!

[@AliValentine143]

"Knucklehead" doesn't literally translate but it's the same type of insult level as "clown," not quite stupid as in ignorant but silly in a non-funny way.

[@catchert2909]

I have to say, Justin made my day with a sincere apology. Good for him! Thanks for all you do, Steve Steven's

[@ProudCapitalist-ko9ff]

Why do we allow a judge to unilaterally ban a constitutionally protected First Amendment activity in a courthouse that we pay for? That’s insane.

[@crispy9175]

We do because people forgot what the 1st and 2nd amendments were all about.

[@johnnylara]

because WE the PEOPLE don't do anything when things like this happens

[@letstalkaboutit8254]

It's always disheartening when all those key pads and call boxes are found on entrances to public buildings. It brings a level of "separation" between the public & the public servants that might make the taxpayers think that they are not "welcome" in those taxpayer funded buildings.

[@1776_Reasons]

Exactly. We The People have no one but ourselves to blame for our political laziness and apathy. We let this sore fester and now complain that it became an infection.

[@crispy9175]

@@johnnylara 💯

[@subgrappling805]

Kudos to the gentleman for admitting he was wrong and being enough of a stand up guy to apologize. That was a classy thing to do. Speaking of class, you’re one hell of a class act yourself, Steve. I can’t remember the last time I was this impressed by, and excited for, the future of a particular auditor and the impact that they may have upon the community. I absolutely see and feel all of that in you, my friend. I’ve just really discovered your channel the past few months and have been playing a lot of catch up…you do some absolutely fantastic work, sir. Keep up the great work, be safe out there and I’ll be watching buddy.

[@tom-5792]

Love to see who is on the WA State investment board for long term care and how much money they are making.

[@stevecastro22]

Absolutely correct, judges (not all) are violating laws daily and this needs to end! Keep up your valuable work Steve, it is very much appreciated!!!

[@phantomaudits]

We the people have been sheep for so long that standing on our rights is considered to be a radical/extremist position. This is exactly why each and every one of us needs to flex our rights at all times, even if the end result is a burden or inconvenient. Our rights are non negotiable, they will be held accountable. In this forum..... we dont allow ignorance as an excuse. 🤟😎🇺🇲

[@lesliesylvan]

If only all Public SERVANTS were as professional as James Aber. A breath of fresh air. The rest of the interaction leaves much to be desired. I would have added this to "queue," but didn't want to lose my precious ♥😍

[@bobbydabroom9554]

Mr. Green is a true patriot

[@Fit_By_Gods_Grace_Alone]

Hell yeah! A new video of public servants being idiots and disrespectful to the public folks that pay them.

[@dutchreagan3676]

Beck yeah!

[@virgiliawoodhouse3948]

​@@dutchreagan3676so chill

[@GavTatu]

new video, unfortunately not new subject matter.

[@dutchreagan3676]

As if...

[@markfaas4052]

Let’s look at the timeline here. The Security guard’s Supervisor is out. Until,, maybe 1:15. So that “Supervisor” is out to lunch. Then we watch other “public servants” exiting the building. Presuming for lunch break. Implying the “Supervisor” left early for lunch and intends to return late. Who becomes “accountable” behind all these locked doors, security stations and those in charge not present??

[@thomashill8252]

I love your videos. Very well spoken, intelligent makes the way you handle the audit interesting. Thank you

[@jerrymerryfield6551]

There's nobody working in these government buildings why do we got to keep paying for them

[@edwardtobin169]

Fantastic video.. educational as always.

[@Juamo-tn8we]

I call that #rippingthepublicoff

[@yahnaza]

I love this guy. He stands on business, professional, and well educated.👌

[@cinnsealaigh7762]

Amazing work as usual.

[@gailjohnson5784]

I think we do need to start with "public apathy". Things are the way they are because we the public just go along. You and others like yourself and your mission are worthy of so much respect. Thank you!!!!!

[@grumble_one]

PNWT channel gets messed with in that city a lot. He got arrested and beat it somewhere there via jury trial.

[@InlandAuditingMedia]

Gotcha. I honestly had no idea who that guy was referring too, but I just knew it was not me.

[@LisaWatkins-uz4tv]

​@@InlandAuditingMedia Another doughebag Frauder

[@mikerichardson8983]

WTF. Everyone should be back to work, their asses are payed to be at work not at home. These public employees have been getting away with this shit, for way to long!

[@MacPOPOPO]

Fabulous work

[@ChristianAkacro]

Kudos to the security guard, Justin, for admitting his mistakes (plural) and owning up to it. That's something that is far less common than it should be and definitely needs to be applauded when it does occur.

[@jeffmatts2919]

he's only sorry because he got caught.

[@ChristianAkacro]

@@jeffmatts2919 Maybe so, but most people double or triple down on their ignorance rather than owning up to their mistakes and apologising for it. That's honourable and praiseworthy. No one forced him to apologise.

[@raza5775]

Kudo's to Jason!

[@cdnculturedennynetwork4091]

It takes a big man to apologize, respect for security to come back, and do the right thing. Great video always

[@MrNucEngineer]

Gandalph again gives us a view into what our supposed masters are doing behind our backs. Unoccupied offices for employees we never get to see! We are getting duped. I want my government employees to be working at their G-D desks. Are we paying for office supplies, desks, and swivel chairs at the homes? Are we providing computers for them at their office desks and then again at their homes? Do they surf the net on these home computers, exposing our personal information to malware and spyware from random internet sites? End Work From Home!!!!! COVID is over, go back to the office and work where a supervisor can see/watch you.

[@bobbydabroom9554]

I'm glad the security guard apologized that's a real man to admit he did wrong!!!

[@monikaramirez8067]

We're still paying for the building, insurance, maintenance, landscaping, electricity, water, light...

[@k8schu102]

Citizens should get a break on taxes for that!

[@aihngelle]

AT LEAST HE WAS GOOD ENOUGH TO CORRECT HIMSELF. THAT, I CAN FORGIVE. GREAT JOB AGAIN FOR ANOTHER STORY AND JOURNALISM!

[@wyattwood6284]

Are public servants are getting so bad that I’m not sure how are country is still running let’s face it it’s not running well but damn I think we can do much better on the hiring department this is so sad. The behavior of this uneducated public employee is shameful why we allow someone this evil and uneducated is amazing and unacceptable

[@InlandAuditingMedia]

It is terrifying.

[@BlackAndWhiteBand]

@@InlandAuditingMedia Who did that jerk think you were, Bay Area Transparency perhaps?

[@illinoisterry3210]

Another great job

[@easynola]

Wow! You challenge my vocabulary every time I watch a video!! I find myself looking up words on most all of your videos. In addition, to the great content, I enjoy the vocabulary challenge!

[@ahmedbinmohammad4929]

Good of the security officer for apologising!!! Nice guy.

[@charrivard7543]

At least the security guard did tuck his tail and apologize… that is a hard thing for so many people to do especially those that hold perceived power.

[@calvinmarshall1610]

Great video thanks for sharing

[@bikeelectric4821]

I want a refund of my taxes for all his career taking my money.

[@DB_ER]

Thank you for what you did Mr. GREEN!!!!

[@joannejohnson85]

I commend the security guard for following up and aplogizing. We all make mistakes. I think he learned frm the experience and will do better moving forwarf

[@barbarawallwall7171]

Love your stuff. Thanks for all the education

[@mikew8622]

The security guy redeemed himself like a real man.

[@AliValentine143]

It was nice to see. The Judge is the real knucklehead

[@justinfraser9675]

Sarcasm...I hope..

[@mikew8622]

@johnreiner3247 wonder how many times you apologized for being stupid? Probably never like the narcissist you are.

[@fooey9013]

No he didn't. He is a knucklehead clown engaged in damage control. He knows he screwed the pooch.

[@robertheintz8017]

No he didn't. He was caught lying on camera and panicked when he thought about the possible consequences.

[@tkoprojoe]

EXCELLENT with the security guard ... good person ! I would want him on my team.

[@Malcolm_99]

He did apologise, fair play to him! He looked as if he was pretty confident that he recognised you or your voice, but apologised shortly after!

[@LifeTrod]

Your timing in catching that Guard.... impeccable. I love how you are stern yet fare.

[@kenrdavis2266]

Tyrant calling others a knucklehead should be FIRED! He doesn’t deserve to be a security guard anywhere, even McDonalds

[@evilsanta8585]

I disagree. He apologized which is more then what his replacement will do

[@AliValentine143]

He sure came off as a knucklehead calling a visitor names, I'm glad he apologized.

[@cerealdude890]

He was definitely wrong at first, but he corrected himself and apologized, which is a display of character very rarely seen. And what were his crimes? Repeating the wrong information and calling someone a childish name? Big deal.

[@locog7389]

Great video! Steve you handled yourself perfectly with the false accusations, not everyone has the superpowers like Steve has to do this job. Amazing self confidence and control. I look forward everyday to see your story/video. Great work. FREEDOM!!

[@unindoctRYANated]

4:10 man they hate it when you do that 📸 🤣

[@palimpsest260]

Love the interaction with Brian! Really great to see you making connection with like-minded folks

[@akmass9761]

What are we doing paying for empty buildings? Ridicolous.

[@elbertmoore7876]

What an amazing meet up with Mr green. And as always thank you for your service

[@davefejeran5501]

Question! If an employee is working at home and gets hurt, will they get compensated?...security guard works for allied security?...OK, that's security guard just redeem himself...

[@billnagy1119]

That security guard was stuck. He didn't know what to say. Love your work.

[@Timsmith0713]

Must be nice... while taxpayers are working two jobs, with no health insurance, and no real paid time off public servants are just working when ever and how ever, crazy.

[@oxyfee6486]

One thing I’ve noticed with all these audits, all these buildings are empty. Except for the DMV, all the rest are just a huge waste of heat and hydro.

[@rollinsteady4949]

This was really a great interaction to be able to be witness to, the whole video. Thank you so much for everything that you are doing on behalf of ALL of us. You are truly appreciated! And wow! Meeting Mr. Green was awesome! Well done!

[@aaronglaser]

I can’t stand when someone is called a constitutionalist. I had to swear an oath twice to it and when people who have sworn that oath laugh about it it’s scary.

[@chuckb3489]

The “cop whisperer”, San Joaquin transparency highlighted you. Great job!

[@Dee-df1fx]

Hi Steve ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ You are the best! Dee

[@InlandAuditingMedia]

Right back at ya Dee!

[@Fancywhowatchin]

Excellent transparency 👍🏿

[@BigExperiance]

Love your content would love to host you next time your in town

[@punxpie]

Great job, as usual. And it's great that the guard actually investigated the information he gave you and apologized for the misinformation.

[@wolfynautious7415]

I admire that security guard for doing the right thing by apologizing, but I also think he needs to do his full job and verify the orders he is given by reading what the judges' order behind it says. If the order was misinterpreted, he then needs to point the discrepancy out to his superiors.

[@W.Eric.Anderson]

Fantastic work! Thanks!

[@irayz2677]

This security guard is two face. He shouldn’t be working for the public.

[@Buchin-h7i]

The sound of freedom gotta love it.🇵🇷🦅🇺🇲

[@Sourkraut169]

I think Justin did well in the end. It takes a man to admit when he's wrong.

[@thorlloyd0074]

Wow! Great audit my friend! Pretty awesome to meet Mr. Green as well! What a story!

[@bongecabd]

Gandalf is your bestname unless theirs restrictions

[@InlandAuditingMedia]

Gandolph... but close enough. ;-)

[@tamo9520]

Such a pleasure meeting someone who you truly admire. And Mr. Green is definitely someone to admire!

[@ericmead916]

That's confusing to me because.... uh.... I don't know what branches are...I mean...uh .. is

[@LUtz1230]

I’m so happy for you that you met one of your heroes!

[@delorusclaiborne3274]

⚡👍⚡

[@arewefree]

Just stopped bye to say THANK YOU for keeping Freedoms in Check. Exposing coruption is often found at the top but I don't have to tell you anything. We need smart people like yourself to help keep the people free. I guess that's where you come in. You are definately the Good in this world I see how passionate you are with journalism. Journalism helps keeps things in check, TRANSPARANCY is key. God Bless you and Keep up the Fantastic works that you do.

[@lesliesylvan]

Aber is a bit obscranting regarding how many are staying home or actually WORKING. Do they get FULL Pay at home? Is it an 8 hour day? Can their private cell phone be FOIA Requested, to see if there is DOUOBLE dipping on the taxpayer dollar. The mice will play when the cat's away. Just sayin'.

[@InlandAuditingMedia]

I'm looking into it for sure.

[@bobbydabroom9554]

What a waste of taxpayers' money keeping a big, beautiful, expensive building open, and half the people are working from home!!! Disgusting!!!! And it's locked down like Fort knox!!

[@NeilBreese]

Good on Justin for apologizing and learning. He seemed like a genuine guy and gave an authentic apology. None of us are perfect and it’s ok to make a mistake, learn, and then apologize.

[@carolineyawale]

I don’t think he was genuine. His excuses and body language told he didn’t want to have that conversation and he just wanted it to be over and done with. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@mitloppas3559]

17:39 “constitutionalist = clown” what a world we live in. 19:45 oh all of a sudden this guy who called him a constitutionalist clown loves the constitution. 36:09 It takes a big person to apologize up front and sincerely. Everyone has bad days. The officer earned my respect

[@jelynn4civilliberties]

I'm glad they didn't double-down on the memorandum that we all know WAS, I'm willing to bet, communicated out. Great job, and now, perhaps, some great collaboration to come.

[@unindoctRYANated]

23:15 fire him now he doesn’t deserve the privilege of serving the public

[@joedrennen5491]

Yes!