S.W.A.T. 5x08 Sneak Peek Clip 2 "Safe House"

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[@joshuaware818]

They both have honestly valid views

[@Gigi-my8pr]

I love Christina Alonso’s fire and passion for what she understands about her family struggles! That’s what she was trying to get deacon to see but he can’t see past his life experience I hope Lina Esco comes back for a special appearance she’s the best girl power great character ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️SWAT

[@masonorosco1090]

I just watched a recent episode where Deacon and Street were going back and forth about something and Deacon as his commanding officer benched him and told Street to watch his tone. I watch this clip now and I say to myself Chris should've gotten the same treatment but guess what, she never did. Yet she always bitched and whined about male privilege all while enjoying the perks of facing zero consequences for barking at a superior officer or her erratic drunken behavior that could've easily affected her on the job. She simply got away with way too much thanks to her woman privilege and now I can understand why a lot of the audience didn't like her. She was too much of an emotional activist at times had too much of a chip on her shoulder always wanting Swat to hire a female just for the sake of having another female on the team qualifications be damned and downright nasty at time's. I'm glad she's gone.

[@kevsdigitalartsmore3743]

Wow to see Chris angry alone is scary but going up against Deacon and the way they went back and fourth was not a sight I wanted to see.

[@vgg31]

Oh yeah, definitely not. But how she blows off Street trying to calm her down? I don't know what else to say but WOW 😲😮

[@issyikhis3449]

@@vgg31 tbh I would have left her to cool off before trying to check on her... Street sometimes tries too hard...

[@kevsdigitalartsmore3743]

@@vgg31 I think it’s better if Street didn’t calm her down. This is something Chris is passionate about and I don’t think Street could calm her down this time but he could have been there for her, I wish Chris let him be there for her. Deacon is scary to see angry he usually is calm most of the time I like Deacon and Chris I hope they make amends and understand their point of views on the matter.

[@schultzmoney]

If Joe Biden had a daughter it would be someone that looked just like Chris

[@Megz1794]

@@issyikhis3449 I feel like everything gets fixed by the end and people just had to wait to for deacon and Chris to calm themselves down

[@carolharris2401]

This is one of those situations where they are both right. There needs to be a process where people go through and there is such a process, but the problem is, it SUCKS and doesn't properly address the desperation of these women. The answer is the process needs to change. Bureaucratic red tape needs to be cut.

[@danielhaire6677]

Problem is there are too many people in power both business and politics who don't want a fairer and easier immigration system to be put in place. This is due to the fact they can pay an undocumented illegal immigrant less than they would be required to a documented worker or a US Citizen and they don't have to provide any health benefits either. This keeps their costs down. Thus they use their connections to ensure the system is never improved.

[@natasha.9387]

Despite the fact that Chris is right she needs to accept Deacon is also correct too, I mean isn't she a cop should she not be neutral here. The only reason she is that upset is because it's coming from a white man despite him being a cop,her friend Co worker and he has all right to say what he did he is correct do not look at him bad and behave that way just because he was born a certain way.

[@Gigi-my8pr]

You make a good point here deacon was born a certain way and he sees things completely different than Chris that’s why I’m more on Chris side because she grew up around the horrible things happening to her family the injustice . Even hondo tryed to tell deacon how things were for black and brown people but refused to believe it until he noticed it unfolding right in his face or it’s just some don’t want except the realities of this world . I appreciate swat tackling issues for women and people of color it really makes everyone think great writing Lina Esco and Jay Harrington awesome Performance ❤️

[@masonorosco1090]

Chris should've been told to watch her freaking tone and written up for insobornation. Keep your mouth shut and do your damm job

[@vgg31]

Wow uh... I don't even know what to say right now. I'll just keep telling myself that Alex directed this episode... The STRIS scenes (if this one scene makes the cut and it should) are gonna be on a whole 'nother level tomorrow night 😎🔥

[@bloomblakie7541]

Alex Russell the guy who plays street or someone else.

[@kevsdigitalartsmore3743]

@@bloomblakie7541 yea Alex Russell plays as Street and directed this episode.

[@vgg31]

@@bloomblakie7541 Alex Russell (Jim Street) directed this episode. His name's listed as director for tomorrow's episode in SWAT's wiki page

[@Gigi-my8pr]

It’s personal for Chris that’s why she’s so angry and offensive when it comes to supporting mama Pena’s right to protect those girls !

[@JimmyMac840]

So here’s the thing. I’m an immigrant and came here legally. One thing people don’t know is people that come here illegally actually push the time table back for us people that want to come here legally. So I’m all for coming here just do it legal so you don’t hurt people who have been waiting for 2 years to make them wait longer.

[@bobafett_8922]

That also depends of which country you apply from, and plus the immigration system is very unstable, and it keeps going that way, theres been cases where immigration deported U.S citizens to countries they never been in thier whole lives

[@daphneduru3720]

Did hondo just say “period”

[@kevsdigitalartsmore3743]

Yes. Script writers choice I suppose.

[@fert3164]

lmao yeah

[@GhostForces77]

It used to not be a sassy term until recently, usually meaning something along the lines of “no exceptions”

[@hooker4749]

love that Chris.

[@stinka4079]

The annual "Chris is the savior" episode. Last season, it was her saving the girl from the shady ministry.

[@issyikhis3449]

They all have those moments... but Chris is always passionate about women and hispanic issues... since season 1

[@jcmacklenn7788]

this is the annual ''chris and the systemic oppression of women'' episode

[@kevsdigitalartsmore3743]

@@issyikhis3449 also drunk drivers

[@TherealP013]

Ikr

[@carolharris2401]

This is an interesting take since I thought the entire team was about saving people. In fact I thought the first rule of policing is to protect not apprehend. Maybe if police started doing that all around it would eliminate a lot of the problems we now have with police. Chris is passionate about this because of her experience she was raped. Deacon is passionate about his religion. Our experiences define our personality and our world view.

[@abbyr2637]

Rude to street trying to help.

[@issyikhis3449]

Street should have stayed out of it till she calmed down.

[@keshonrobertson1436]

yes, she was rude to him but I think he understand all her moods. Street loves everything about Chris even the annoying parts. I don't expect him to be really hurt by it because it is not the first time she did it to him, Street ignores it and still tries to help her.

[@masonorosco1090]

@@issyikhis3449 Chris needs to calm down all together. She forgets she's law enforcement not an activist and mouthing off to a Superior should've gotten her an insobordnation write up.

[@issyikhis3449]

@@masonorosco1090 I agree to a point. She shouldn't have mouthed off but Deacon does have blind spots when it comes to policing..in a way I feel that there is more to the story... Chris went hot really quickly... usually she is passionate but she was angry and maybe frustrated than usual.

[@romeyrome3275]

@@masonorosco1090 I mean tbh they treat each other like family so it’s different than her coming at just any one that’s in a higher position. They treat each other like family while holding the “if there’s a problem we talk about because that’s what family does”. Sometimes it’s for the good and bad tho.

[@sharwanlal8974]

They are given access but it takes years whereas for people like him it takes 75% or more of becoming a citizen. It took my parents more than 5 years to come here and they agree that the system was hard then and hard now. If I was President, I would give them a green card for 2 years in exchange for $500 for the forms and fees. They can renew it once and if they aren't citizens, they will restart the process by paying the same $500 fee. They can stay in the U.S with a green card but pay half the tax rate in the state they live in as well as the federal tax rate. They can apply to anything as long as they are working to become legal citizens. If we shut down immigrants or green card holders then we are killing the American Dream that we are open to everyone and that everyone is treated equally even though not everyone is treated equally. It doesn't matter what you believe in or identifies as, what matters is you treat others with love, kindness, respect, and equality.

[@jkrish4845]

The process is law. There is no exceptions

[@bobafett_8922]

​@@jkrish4845and the law is a human right violation

[@jkrish4845]

@@bobafett_8922 no it isn't

[@bobafett_8922]

@@jkrish4845 if the law is making the U.S. commit human rights violations by putting undocumented immigrants in inhumane camps, while also destabilizing thier countries from decades of republicans meddling, then of course the law is a human right violation But then again what do I expect from people who don't even see these people as human, hell I bet you don't even recognize Latin American countries as nation states but a place where drugs and immigrants spawn.

[@christellelemaire9749]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@stellaisakhanyan9315]

❤🙏

[@jbreezy4958]

I'm not happy with the role they gave Deacon in this episode. Deacon has always been a compassionate guy. This feels out of character to me.

[@jkrish4845]

He isnt wrong here

[@jbreezy4958]

@@jkrish4845 I am not arguing right or wrong, which really isnt that black and white in this scenario. Deacon was harsh and less professional than usual when interviewing Mama Pina. Deacon has often put his feelings aside to do his job and has always been pretty compassionate and professional. Episodes have been done surrounding illegals and the fact that LA is a sanctuary city in earlier seasons. Deacon did not have the views expressed in this episode in those seasons. Further, Deacon has treated people considered to be despicable better than he did Mama Pina. The Deacon in this episode is not the Deacon I have been watching over the years.

[@Chino56751]

@@jbreezy4958 Come legally, or go home

[@brandonaiello4141]

a bunch of hypocrites in this tv show hando deacon street the captain woman and other people

[@brandonaiello4141]

deacon is a hypocrite he broke the law yet he tells chris

[@Wareaglegirl9960]

And he admitted doing wrong didn’t he? He didn’t break the law

[@Hi.b.]

@@Wareaglegirl9960he went to a loan shark , stole illegal money , and used the police data base to run stuff for criminals .