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Tyler Calkins-Stoeser and Aaron Prince: Family Legal Struggles and Community Call to Action · Scene Projects Sports Network

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  Welcome back to another episode of the Patriot Broadcasting Project.
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  Today, we are catching back up with the saga of the Culkins family ranch.
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  With me today again, as always, Tyler Culkins Stoser and Aaron Prince.
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  Fellas, welcome back to the show.
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  Hi, Bubba.
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  Thank you for having us.
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  Thanks for having us, Bubba.
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  Yeah.
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  Well, it's been a little while.
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  And as always, with this situation, a lot has happened.
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  So but we wanted to kinda catch up a little bit of about something that we've talked about
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  extensively before we get too far on today and talking about, you know, recent court dates
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  that are becoming up and things that have happened since then.
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  But we wanted to really focus in on specifically the partnership agreement, which
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  is which pretty much, the null and void, their entire argument.
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  Right?
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  So let's kinda give you a chance, Tyler, to talk about the the partnership agreement and to
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  kind of give us the the details, that we've glossed over a few times here.
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  Yeah.
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  So the partnership agreement, we'll start off with what's its name?
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  It's the Calkins Legacy Land.
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  Right?
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  That that means something to it by itself.
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  Calkins Legacy Land.
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  Well, we're going first off, you got definitions.
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  What's the definition of a family member?
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  This thing just gives its own definitions.
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  A family member is a lineal descendant of Robert c.
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  Hawkins.
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  Not Robert p.
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  Hawkins, my great grandfather, Robert c.
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  Hawkins, my grandfather.
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  You know who the lineal descendants are of him?
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  Well, there's only three people.
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  Well, if you wanna count some offsprings too.
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  You know?
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  But we'll keep it simple for this.
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  You got me, my mom, she's gone now, sadly, and my sister.
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  So then you go into the partnership's purpose and authority.
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  The partnership's purpose and authority, the partnership's purpose is to generate wealth and
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  provide a means for the family to become a knowledgeable of managing, preserving, and
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  maintaining family assets.
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  Right?
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  That's the purpose and authority of it.
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  That's article four.
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  Then you got a controlled fiduciary interest.
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  Most important one, though, is article 4.3.
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  The article 4.3 says right here, I'll read it right off the word.
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  To continue ownership of family assets and restrict nonfamily members' rights to acquire
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  fiduciary interest in family assets.
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  Okay.
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  Family member, lineal descendant.
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  Are hired hands lineal descendants?
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  No.
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  They're not.
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  Then you got article 4.3, the purpose and authority to accomplish the partnership's
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  purpose.
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  The partnership is authorized to, but not limited to, the following.
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  So everything after 4.3 is the only accomplish of partnership's purpose.
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  And anything in violation of accomplishing the partnership's purpose is void and to no effect.
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  So where they use legal maneuvers because they had this fraudulent will that was altered and
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  it doesn't even have a seal on it to say, oh, Chris Hathaway and Kip Scott, and I'll may and
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  I'll name your names, get 98% controlling interest of the partnership.
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  Well, that's a violation.
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  Then you go to article 11.
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  Article 11 is the general overall of the partnership agreement.
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  Right here.
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  The The ownership and transferability of interest in the partnership are substantially
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  restricted.
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  Neither record higher beneficiary ownership of any partnership units may be transferred or
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  encumbered except or otherwise set forth in this agreement.
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  This partnership is formed by those who go and trust one another.
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  They will have surrendered certain management rights and obligations based upon their
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  relationship, trust, capital, and slash or real property material to the partnership's business
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  inventions.
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  Let's see.
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  Objections and its fiduciary or the federal tax structure.
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  Any unauthorized transfers of the partnership units may may cause a substantial hardship to
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  the partnership.
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  Well, let's see.
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  Substantial hardship.
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  You broke it up.
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  You changed the sack structure.
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  We lost my mom, and now you're trying to subgate me and and and limit me to what was
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  rightfully mine.
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  Right?
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  Essential hardship to the partnership, jeopardizing its capital base, adversely
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  affecting its track structure.
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  These restrictions upon ownership and transfer are not intended as a penalty, but as a method
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  to protect and preserve existing relationships.
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  Well, let's let's be real.
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  You guys scorch them.
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  Family ownership and the partnership's ability to continue an operation.
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  What does say about the courts in there?
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  Oh, yeah.
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  Article 19.3.
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  Article 9.3 says that hey.
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  This agreement shall be binding on all pirate parties, successors, heirs, devisees,
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  assignees, legal representative, executors, or administration.
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  I think you said it correctly, pirates.
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  You meant you
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  Then you got a well, we got article article seven, seven point four.
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  No limited partner may cause the partnerships dissolving or winding up by court degree or
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  otherwise.
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  They don't have any authority to make any managerial decisions.
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  And I already know their arguments because they've already said them.
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  Their arguments are bullshit.
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  Sorry about my language.
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  But
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  It's warranted at this point, Tyler.
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  You're okay.
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  11.2.
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  Number six, the sale transfer assignment gift or request by the general partner to a family
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  member is defined in article 3.14 will omit the partners the family member as a limited
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  partner.
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  Well, they wanted to say my great grandfather's place was not partnership property.
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  Well, just because it wasn't titled, so it doesn't mean it isn't.
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  It's always been part of the family ranch.
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  And to take that piece out, it adversely affects its tax structure.
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  You got South Dakota code law 48 dash seven a dash two zero three when partnership property
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  is to be deemed owned by the partnership.
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  Well, it meets all that.
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  Historically, always been operating as one unit.
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  Cattle fucking wintered there.
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  Hay was produced there.
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  Partnership assets went to that land.
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  My grandfather got a divorce, cost $2,000,000.
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  He was paying that fucking loan with partnership assets, making it partnership
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  property.
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  And then it goes one more step further.
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  You wanna say, oh, well, it was a partnership property.
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  Well, that's a that's a cheap way out.
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  You know?
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  It's still a family asset.
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  No matter which way you wanna look at it, it's a family asset.
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  Doesn't matter.
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  You have no right to it.
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  So that second cousin of mine down in Florida, Jessica, she's something else.
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  You're not a millennial descendant, Jessica.
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  That's not your land.
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  So now you trespassed me on my own property, my birthright?
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  And and
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  and I don't know.
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  I mean, she's a means to an end.
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  Right?
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  I mean, she didn't know anything about all this until she was Oh, no.
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  She was well cornered.
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  It's it's been conspiracy even so the beginning, since the beginning, me and my mom,
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  we knew that Chris Hathaway and Jessica have been in cahoots and talking together.
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  You see my text messages online that I posted because Chris came over there and tried to tap
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  into our water source.
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  Right?
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  You were putting cattle at risk there, Chris, because you were taking water away from our
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  leases.
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  Not only that, there's three people on that wellhead.
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  There's two other families on there.
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  You wanted to say you got permission from everybody, but you didn't because I called and
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  asked, and you didn't.
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  And then I told you you didn't have the right to it, and you laughed at me.
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  Pretty pretty shitty deal.
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  And then what do you know?
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  A couple few weeks later, you go and tap into it anyway.
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  I'm sure you've seen my videos there, Bubba.
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  I dragged that pipe back over to him like I should have done rightfully so.
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  Should have done it in pieces.
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  Well, I'm not heartless.
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  But you can't come and take water from our land and go transfer it to other land because you
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  wanted to or because you think you could.
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  Now that cousin was drawing up maps in the same exact way Chris Hathaway was.
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  Imagine that.
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  That cousin wasn't smart enough.
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  She didn't know that land well enough to know where all the water lines are and where all the
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  tanks are.
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  Has she ever been to the property?
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  Oh, since it's been ours?
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  Not that I've seen her.
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  Doesn't mean she hasn't maybe been there, you know, say, like, I was gone DJing on the
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  weekend.
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  She might have stopped by, but as far as I know, no.
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  I mean, I got cameras out there.
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  I ain't seen her.
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  You know, it doesn't mean that she may maybe.
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  I don't know.
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  She didn't come say hi to me.
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  That's for damn sure.
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  So supposedly, you care about something so much, but you're gonna destroy it.
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  And I knew I knew as soon as they removed me from that land that this was gonna happen.
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  Now now I'm now I'm trespassed, and I can't even go to the other side of the property I've
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  been able to go on to my entire life.
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  I've been trespassed.
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  I don't even go out there.
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  Yeah.
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  They trespassed Aaron, and he doesn't even go out there.
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  Shit.
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  This this is just sick and wrong.
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  And we need people to stand up because guess what?
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  If you don't think it's gonna happen to you or your family, you're you're mistaken.
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  Yeah.
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  I'm sure you never thought that this would happen because you had all of these agreements
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  in place, because your grandfather had this forethought of having these these partnership
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  agreements and and all the rest of it in place long before he passed away to preserve the
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  family legacy?
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  Oh, for at least a hundred years, and then he crossed out on the when he registered it with
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  the state, he crossed out the hundred years and wrote perpetual.
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  That's ongoing forever.
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  He didn't have any intent in that place getting broken up.
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  He never had any intent for his grandson to be over there roughing it in the cabin, shitting
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  in a bucket.
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  No.
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  We should've never left the house.
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  That will didn't that so called will, it didn't even mention family belongings or anything
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  because the family was never intended to go anywhere.
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  Well, because they just I mean, they just whipped something together real quick to try
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  and pass it by and Oh,
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  and then you got you got the section of Highway 83.
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  It said that they're bound, barred from buying it.
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  For food.
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  They want for food for what it really was meant for.
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  Bound you're barred from buying it, and then you ended up with it because you had legal
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  games of paperwork.
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  Talk about the partition of how they separated the property and took the most valued property
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  because it's the So agricultural
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  not only losing my grants.
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  Very first thing my cousin does is try to partition the land and tries to separate me
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  from it.
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  During that, my mom died.
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  They gave me a little bit of time, not much.
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  Then they turned around and started hammering on me again to split that land up.
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  I knew that it was wrong.
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  I started doing my own research, started finding the code South Dakota code laws that
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  backed up my statements.
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  I tried to present it to Quentin Riggins with Gunderson Palmer Law Firm.
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  Gunderson Palmer Law Firm.
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  Quentin Riggins, you didn't do your job.
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  That was your duty to look up and find the laws that pertain to me.
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  You didn't do it.
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  That's why you got fired.
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  You got fired because you didn't do your job.
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  Well, out of desperation and because there's a, oh, if you don't pick, you got to flip a
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  quarter.
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  They'll they'll they'll decide for you.
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  Well, I found a logical way that both parties would've had hay ground, still had some of Ward
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  Creek, you know, the fairest way possible splitting it.
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  That was agreement.
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  What'd they do?
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  They wanted to push me through into court.
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  There was no more need for court at that point in time, But they had an alternative motive
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  involved, and that's how they're pushing me into court.
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  They split it in a different way than what we agreed upon, taking all the hay land.
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  So now I don't even have a opportunity to make hay to feed my cattle through the winter.
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  That's pretty low.
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  That's damn low, actually.
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  And I put in motions that the judge ignored just judge Christine Klinger.
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  She's now got a federal lawsuit against her, and she's now
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  And criminal to assume.
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  Yeah.
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  And she ignored my motions.
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  She never ruled on my motions.
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  Not only that, I gave a conditional acceptance letter.
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  That conditional acceptance letter said that I was not gonna be in that courtroom until they
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  answered all my questions.
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  I wanted an investigation on what took part, and that was my right as a beneficiary to have
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  that done.
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  They ignored it.
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  They have a trust indenture that they have to follow the law.
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  Follow that trust.
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  That's
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  Bottom line is they broke that partnership agreement.
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  That was the most binding
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  legal document.
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  14 times in just the time you've been talking.
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  I know.
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  And and they avoided it like the plague.
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  They avoided it like the plague.
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  Lenny Starks, you avoided it like the plague.
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  I sent it to him.
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  I said, Lenny, before this partition took place.
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  I said, Lenny, you got the opportunity to carry here.
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  He ignored it.
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  After I sent him that partnership agreement, he ignored it.
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  But he sure likes to follow me on Facebook, so does Chris, and so does Kip.
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  And if they act like I don't know
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  So do the sheriffs.
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  So do the sheriffs.
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  Bunch of volunteer fire departments in Murdo and state's attorney.
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  Come I mean, Kurt Soleil, this new we have to go into that part next.
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  Well, we all got to know Kurt with your recent Facebook post here whether he liked it or not.
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  I can't imagine it's going well for him right now.
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  Probably not.
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  Probably not.
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  You know, they removed me the executor as my mom's estate.
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  I had a fiduciary duty to protect my mom's assets.
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  Protect himself and his sister.
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  And myself and my sister.
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  Now these lawyers were sitting there, oh, you can't do this, and oh, it's gonna cost you so
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  much to do this.
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  You know why Kurt Solei got put into position?
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  It's because I stood up and said this is wrong.
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  Meanwhile, he has the rights, titles of interest of everything, of all the property,
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  and they circumvented, and they they made them
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  wrongfully conveyed my mom's brand.
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  Alright.
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  Dwayne, you're on there too, and so is my mom.
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  That means that my mom's estate had an interest in that brand, and you went and conveyed it
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  without even notifying the state.
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  Wanna know why you didn't notify the state?
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  Because I was the state, and you knew I was gonna fight you about it.
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  Then you went and transferred my mom's land.
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  It was yours and hers.
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  I was the one that put up to $2,500 to even buy that little piece of land there in Midland,
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  South Dakota.
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  So when you went and transferred it just because it said you had the right of survival
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  ship, well, South Dakota code law states that you can only have the right of survival ship if
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  you're in good standing.
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  When she died getting a protection restraining order from the man, they weren't in good
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  standing.
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  And then he got his hands on life insurance money.
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  30,000 30 to 35,000 from triple a life insurance.
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  That money didn't belong to him.
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  It belonged to my mom's estate.
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  And now these assholes are trying to kick me out of my house over these debts.
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  Well, first off, if Duane wouldn't have been able to get his hands on that life insurance
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  money, there would be no debts.
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  It wouldn't have put us in the financial struggles and chaos.
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  Then he comes out to the ranch and seals my mom's cows.
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  My mom kept paperwork.
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  She was paying me to fucking have her cows out at that ranch because that cousin Jessica,
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  we're making sure we're doing everything by the books.
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  My mom was an accountant, so she was keeping record.
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  When Duane and his brother Russ came and picked their cattle up, Duane picked up his cow.
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  His other cows were over there at Rob's flat somewhere.
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  I don't know.
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  I know my business, but they weren't there.
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  Now I got other people that know that those are my mom's cows.
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  I got written testimonies that those are my mom's cows.
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  I got video proof.
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  Those are my mom's cows.
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  The only reason I didn't slap my brand on them cows was because I was trying to do the right
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  and honorable thing and wait until everything was falling into place before I just go start
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  converting things over like a a thief would.
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  Sorry.
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  He's absolutely correct, though.
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  Everything that's been done is egregious.
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  What's happened to the Calkins family.
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  I wouldn't want this to happen to anybody.
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  And you gotta realize if you don't help Tyler out at this particular point in junction that
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  you'll be facing the next because it's not about this person or that person.
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  It's the system in place is there to to basically leech off the y'all.
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  Well, like I told Kurt Soleil before he told us that he was appointed by the bar.
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  The only reason why you're here today, Kurt, is because I stood up to do the right thing.
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  Morally and ethically, I was doing the right thing.
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  It's your duty it's your duty to your family.
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  Law
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  to do so.
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  The highest form of trust law is a trust indenture of the bible, and he was absolutely
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  following every to the tee.
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  And the the the
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  Just because I didn't know the legal wordings for it, my moral compass is right.
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  Right is right, and wrong is wrong.
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  Now, Duane, I know you're probably gonna hear this or maybe your grandchildren will hear this
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  and relay it back to you.
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  It's wrong.
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  You shouldn't have took that money.
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  You shouldn't have took my mom's cows.
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  You cost us our mother because of your actions.
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  And then you think you're gonna profit for it?
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  And then the courts courts, you should be ashamed of yourself.
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  You're gonna turn around and make me pay for his lawyer expenses?
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  After you signed everything that
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  Yeah.
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  They signed the the same judge signed the protection order and then turns around and
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  orders me to pay Dwayne's attorney fees.
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  Are you shitting me?
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  Are you shitting me?
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  And the man not only cost us our mom.
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  He's trying to cost me my house now.
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  My mom's belongings, he came and stole my mom's cattle, and I also have video recording before
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  my mom died.
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  She wanted me to tell Dwayne he wasn't allowed out there at the ranch without me there.
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  You cannot come on my land unless I am present.
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  He does it anyway.
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  I tell the Jones County Sheriff, Rich, hi.
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  I told you.
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  He trespassed and he stole cattle.
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  That's nothing.
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  And you called it a civil matter.
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  That's not a civil matter.
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  Sounds sounds criminal to me.
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  That's theft.
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  They do nothing.
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  They're in cahoots.
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  There's something deeper, heavier.
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  We don't know who's influencing them, but there's something completely it's a cartel of
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  unimaginable proportion.
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  It's just it's ridiculous.
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  Yeah.
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  Mean, may run into, like, one of these problems.
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  Right?
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  And somebody tried to do this, and most people honestly would lay down.
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  Nobody would go through this.
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  And like you've said, Aaron, you wouldn't wish this on your worst enemy because of the, you
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  know, the mental anguish that Tyler has gone through.
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  Oh, god.
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  And you yourself at this point as well.
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  You've been tied into this for several months now, and, you know, your name comes up
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  regularly in the courtroom.
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  We know they don't like you.
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  Absolutely not.
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  At this point, they're getting to the point where they don't like me either.
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  My name is Bubba Starts.
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  I have the scene projects.
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  We have the Patriot broadcasting project, and we're not shutting up anytime soon.
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  So get used
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  No. To
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  To
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  No.
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  You know, Bubba, you've been talking with me for how long now?
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  How much have I learned?
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  I'm not backing down.
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  You're gonna what?
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  Throw me in a jailhouse?
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  Try to throw me under the jailhouse.
• 20:13
  I'm still not backing down.
• 20:14
  You you get I get out whenever I do get out.
• 20:17
  If you even put me away, if you're smart, you would get away from it right away.
• 20:22
  You got a you got a judge that created a felony.
• 20:25
  I got an illegal document here that should not exist, but it does.
• 20:28
  Have evidence proof of of of different violations.
• 20:30
  Violations.
• 20:31
  Of horns.
• 20:32
  You got.
• 20:33
  Oh, it just
• 20:34
  keeps going.
• 20:34
  Continues to mount against them because they just keep stepping over more lines and
• 20:40
  incriminating themselves even further.
• 20:43
  Then they then they forced me to open up a closet that I wanted it to stay shut forever.
• 20:48
  But I'll be damned if I'm gonna sit there and be silent while this happens.
• 20:52
  Now I won't discuss what that is because it's very sensitive to me.
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  But
• 20:58
  He's very brave for bringing it
• 20:59
  out.
• 21:01
  They're forcing my hand.
• 21:04
  You know?
• 21:05
  Well, we've had a lot of people obviously reaching out to you through your social media,
• 21:09
  to us through the social media, and people wanna know how they And, can help I think the
• 21:14
  best way really
• 21:15
  Start calling these start calling these individuals.
• 21:17
  Let them know you're watching.
• 21:18
  Let them know you're paying attention.
• 21:20
  Well, the biggest thing is if you have that court date we have that court date on the
• 21:24
  September 8.
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  Now all we need is peaceful people to be officers and witnesses.
• 21:29
  That's all that's all we need.
• 21:31
  Peaceful officers that are willing to witness the corruption because regardless of whatever
• 21:36
  happens, they're they're so badly in violation.
• 21:40
  I mean, it's criminal beyond
• 21:41
  No.
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  And, Sheriff, you should quit being lapdogs, and maybe you should brush up on your
• 21:48
  constitution because, you know, an oath duty and an oath to that.
• 21:52
  Not these judges, not these fat cats and people that line your pockets, not your buddy down the
• 22:01
  street.
• 22:02
  You owe an oath to the American people.
• 22:05
  You owe an oath to the constitution.
• 22:07
  They're warring against the constitution, and that's this is conspiracy.
• 22:10
  And quit using little leap legal holes.
• 22:13
  Oh, it's a civil matter or this or that.
• 22:16
  No.
• 22:16
  You're just you're brushing off something that you can handle and take care of right away.
• 22:22
  Well, we can we can we can debunk all criminal activity because all crimes are commercial.
• 22:27
  27 CFR is seventy two eleven.
• 22:30
  So anybody who's think they're getting charged as a criminal matter is actually a civil matter
• 22:35
  because all crimes are commercial, which most people don't realize.
• 22:40
  They would really like me to just disappear, but I'm not.
• 22:44
  Unless you guys do it.
• 22:46
  So, hey, everybody.
• 22:47
  If you're watching and I disappear, you know,
• 22:49
  because We're not going anywhere.
• 22:51
  Nope.
• 22:51
  Well and and we need the public.
• 22:53
  Right?
• 22:53
  Not just in the outside.
• 22:55
  We got a lot of people.
• 22:56
  There.
• 22:56
  Let you know, let's talk about some of these legislation people, these district people,
• 23:00
  these people that advocated for the mob family.
• 23:03
  Where are you at?
• 23:04
  Or was that a political stunt?
• 23:07
  Yeah.
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  If
• 23:07
  you really cared about South Dakota families and and legacy and citizens and the
• 23:16
  constitution, you would be standing with Tyler and with the Calkins family ranch to make sure
• 23:23
  that this family ranch continues to operate in perpetuity as a South Dakota cattle ranch.
• 23:30
  That
• 23:30
  That ranch has been in that family over a hundred years.
• 23:34
  You know, they've they've expanded.
• 23:35
  Yes.
• 23:36
  But it it it was never intentioned for it to be broken up the way it is.
• 23:40
  I mean, it's The partnership would know better.
• 23:42
  Again, the partnership's purpose is to provide a means for the family to become knowledgeable.
• 23:48
  There's not a lot of ambiguity in the partnership agreement whatsoever.
• 23:52
  No.
• 23:52
  They just circumvented and cherry picked some certain parts and tried to say, oh, well, you
• 23:56
  could do this.
• 23:56
  Well, you know what?
• 23:57
  I learned I learned how to read that contract, and you're dead wrong.
• 24:01
  Well, and let's juxtapose any day you want.
• 24:03
  Right.
• 24:04
  Let's juxtapose the thorough partnership agreement agreement with with the the one page
• 24:09
  looks like handwritten scribbled will that was discovered.
• 24:13
  Right?
• 24:14
  Will, I'm using that term very loosely right now, that was discovered posthumously to your
• 24:20
  grandfather's death and and not discovered by any family.
• 24:24
  It wasn't even discovered until Chris Hathaway.
• 24:28
  I got you on video for an hour long conversation there, and I already talked to him
• 24:33
  about this.
• 24:34
  I was the last human being of our family to touch that Muhammad Ali book.
• 24:40
  And then when you guys tried to steal our family bible and other things, we went back to
• 24:47
  the house and you let us have some things.
• 24:49
  And you, Chris, you're like, oh, here.
• 24:51
  This Muhammad Ali book, you should have it.
• 24:53
  Your grandfather really liked boxing.
• 24:55
  Well, no shit.
• 24:56
  He wanted to be a boxer.
• 24:57
  Act like I don't know my grandfather.
• 24:59
  He was like my dad.
• 25:01
  You know, I might not have been there all the time, and I might not have seen you or hit when
• 25:06
  I was out there because I didn't go out there to see hired hands.
• 25:10
  I went out there to see my grandfather, not you.
• 25:14
  You know?
• 25:15
  But that Muhammad Ali book had this copy of this will in it.
• 25:19
  I went and gave it to Cassie Went, who was my mom's attorney at the time.
• 25:24
  Cassie Went turns around instead of running that thing for fingerprints like she should
• 25:28
  have because my grandfather never touched it.
• 25:30
  She turns around and gives it back to the damn banker.
• 25:33
  Another malpractice.
• 25:34
  That banker, Lenny Starks, Farm Credit Services, you're a conflict of interest.
• 25:39
  My grandfather didn't like you.
• 25:41
  I got people that are willing to come testify on that.
• 25:44
  And what was it?
• 25:45
  Your last words he ever said to me about you?
• 25:48
  Don't be telling that man my personal business.
• 25:52
  I inadvertently let him know he was dying because I sit there talking with Jackson.
• 25:57
  Jackson asked me, well, how bad is it?
• 25:59
  And I said, well, hell, he ain't ever gonna tell nobody, but he's dying on us.
• 26:02
  I thought it was pretty self explanatory when he had blood coming out his nose and coughing
• 26:07
  out blood that he wasn't gonna make it.
• 26:10
  But my grandfather made sure that I knew, don't be telling that man my personal business.
• 26:14
  And then he becomes his executor?
• 26:16
  I don't think so.
• 26:18
  All from the fictitious piece of paper they're claiming was
• 26:23
  Oh, page one and two.
• 26:24
  That will.
• 26:25
  Page one and two.
• 26:26
  A 100 year old cattle ranch.
• 26:27
  Doesn't even have his signature's initial.
• 26:30
  That's blank computer paper.
• 26:31
  Anybody that has a computer can turn around and type that bullshit up in any way they want to.
• 26:38
  You're gonna tell me you're not gonna make sure you do your due diligence when you're talking
• 26:42
  about an operation that big, and you're
• 26:44
  not gonna have your i's dotted and your t's crossed and signatures here?
• 26:48
  You guys for more signatures and stuff for a car note.
• 26:52
  It wasn't registered.
• 26:53
  The will was never registered till till five weeks after.
• 26:56
  First off, there was never power of attorney to take action in the first place.
• 27:01
  It was it was all merchant law and contract and basically privateering.
• 27:07
  That's all
• 27:07
  it was.
• 27:08
  Well, million dollar bill.
• 27:09
  A will is because there was this partnership agreement.
• 27:13
  The partnership agreement takes care of what all the things that a will
• 27:17
  will Absolutely.
• 27:17
  That's why he stopped on the will.
• 27:19
  I believe that That
• 27:20
  That that partnership that partnership agreement says it voids anything outside.
• 27:25
  The purpose and authority of that partnership is void and to no effect.
• 27:30
  Let's Now these judges have avoided it like the plague.
• 27:34
  Now I started paying attention to
• 27:36
  piece of truth in this entire case.
• 27:39
  It is the only documentation that establishes everything, and it provides its own
• 27:44
  definitions.
• 27:45
  It provides for all of the things that have come into question throughout this entire case.
• 27:51
  Should never have gone to this.
• 27:52
  This is insane what's actually happened.
• 27:54
  No.
• 27:54
  They really want that.
• 27:55
  Psychopaths.
• 27:56
  It's all
• 27:57
  I I could don't know how else to define them.
• 27:59
  Keep getting planted with attorneys and attorneys and attorneys.
• 28:03
  People are shitty.
• 28:04
  How does the state bar keep assigning you attorneys to your Well
• 28:09
  Why do you need these attorneys?
• 28:10
  Want the property.
• 28:12
  Right. Want
• 28:12
  Want that property.
• 28:13
  And that's why I got a RICO case pending against them.
• 28:17
  And guess what?
• 28:18
  You guys keep giving me more
• 28:19
  pursuing it too.
• 28:20
  And more evidence of why that lawsuit was brought up in good faith.
• 28:26
  Well, we are we are going to be there for your next court date.
• 28:31
  That's September 8, 2PM central time, Myrtle, South Dakota.
• 28:35
  We need peaceful observers to just be there.
• 28:40
  We need people.
• 28:40
  We're not coming there.
• 28:42
  We're we're not trying to make a fuss, but we need
• 28:44
  to be there to witness You come in honor and and peace.
• 28:49
  Can you all bring
• 28:50
  in a camera?
• 28:52
  They don't want me bringing in cameras to be able to show what they're doing because they
• 28:57
  like to hide.
• 28:59
  Well, you shouldn't be hiding.
• 29:01
  You're you're in these positions to better the people, not destroy them, not to steal, not
• 29:06
  plundering.
• 29:08
  What?
• 29:08
  You're getting a kickback?
• 29:10
  You're writing what is that?
• 29:13
  Indemnity bond?
• 29:14
  No.
• 29:14
  Not indemnity bonds.
• 29:15
  Payment bonds, performance bonds, bid bonds.
• 29:19
  And you know what?
• 29:19
  They're making the parents bond because I used to work as as as a senior software engineer for
• 29:24
  court clerks.
• 29:24
  So I can vet it, validate it.
• 29:27
  I don't know how the banking all works.
• 29:28
  So every time you show up to the court, they get a payment.
• 29:32
  That securitization, that's called peonage or personage too as well because the
• 29:37
  capitalization, they're capitalizing on your estate.
• 29:42
  And they'll deny it left and right.
• 29:43
  And then they wanna then they wanna hide behind a, oh, well, bar member, you can't be
• 29:49
  practicing law.
• 29:50
  Well, the constitution the constitution says otherwise, and your state statutes don't trump.
• 29:55
  I I have represented myself in court several times at this point, so we know that they're
• 30:01
  full of shit there.
• 30:03
  Quit hiding behind me.
• 30:04
  Article 12 of the the South Dakota constitution was enacted in in 1978, 1979.
• 30:13
  But because of the operating capacity and for the intent, it totally invalidates.
• 30:19
  It makes it null and void.
• 30:21
  So anybody who says that you can't act as a as a layperson or as a friend, I have the amazing
• 30:27
  arguments to just shoot it down.
• 30:29
  I mean, the bottom line, you have a judiciary that's being run by the Roman Curia, and most
• 30:35
  people don't even realize that what's actually going on.
• 30:37
  Oh, and there's so much other shit going on.
• 30:39
  I went to the Rapid City city council meeting here the other day, and they had must have been
• 30:44
  a layover meeting here.
• 30:45
  I was there too.
• 30:46
  It was the first deal.
• 30:46
  It was about 05:00.
• 30:47
  A little after 05:00, I went down there and paid my power bill.
• 30:51
  It was about an hour before the two meeting, and those city officials were sitting up there.
• 30:55
  They went to go pass this motion, dude.
• 30:57
  They didn't even talk about it, and you got this quick eye guy, hi, just as quick as they
• 31:00
  could say it.
• 31:01
  You know?
• 31:01
  It's like, wait.
• 31:02
  What the hell are you guys doing?
• 31:03
  This is the first one I ever been to.
• 31:05
  This doesn't seem right.
• 31:06
  And then they all start laughing.
• 31:08
  Well, maybe we should talk about what's in this bill before we just go and pass it.
• 31:12
  It's like, what kind of shit are you guys doing?
• 31:15
  You guys are messing with the city's tax money and the people's money, and then then you got
• 31:19
  the next meeting coming in, and you got family member after family member, old people coming
• 31:24
  in saying, we we gotta do something about these taxes.
• 31:28
  These taxes are killing us.
• 31:29
  We're paying more in property tax than we ever paid for our mortgages.
• 31:33
  Tax the citizens more so you can get little payoff incentives to the corporations and the
• 31:39
  people that are like
• 31:40
  your pocket to make it happen.
• 31:42
  Chick fil A.
• 31:43
  We're gonna give we're gonna give Chick fil A.
• 31:45
  There's another one.
• 31:45
  I can't remember the other one.
• 31:47
  We're gonna donate them land, and then we're gonna pay them a bunch of money to come here.
• 31:51
  That's a Fortune 500 company.
• 31:53
  They keep paying for themselves to come here if they wanna come here.
• 31:56
  It doesn't need All under the counter.
• 31:57
  Come out back.
• 31:58
  Economic development.
• 32:00
  Yeah.
• 32:01
  And Can I say one thing about the taxes?
• 32:03
  Taxes are voluntary.
• 32:04
  Learn the truth.
• 32:05
  Figure it out.
• 32:06
  Yeah.
• 32:07
  They don't have to get into it.
• 32:08
  If you wanna know what the details are, you'd be I'd be happy.
• 32:11
  You can reach out to me, and I will give you more than enough information to shoot anything
• 32:16
  down.
• 32:16
  And anybody that's willing to help, reach out.
• 32:20
  Yeah.
• 32:20
  Reach out.
• 32:20
  Well and we're gonna grow it here.
• 32:22
  We're gonna do the same.
• 32:23
  Once again, September 8, 2PM at the courthouse in Myrtle, South Dakota.
• 32:29
  That's out in the middle of the state.
• 32:30
  We need to be there to support Tyler.
• 32:32
  Any of you that have been following along with this story, let's let's show up for Tyler and
• 32:38
  to give him a little bit of protection just by being witnesses to what they have tried to do
• 32:44
  to him.
• 32:45
  Obviously, at every turn, they are going to continue to get you to just the goal is to get
• 32:50
  you to roll over, to take everything away from you so that you just roll over and die.
• 32:57
  And if you won't do that, maybe they'll take their shot at you.
• 33:00
  It might be because there's oil under our land.
• 33:02
  Who knows?
• 33:03
  Well, it's starting to become more and more clear that there's something much larger at
• 33:07
  play.
• 33:07
  This is more the it's worth more than just the millions.
• 33:11
  Right?
• 33:11
  And because just in land alone, you're talking about a multimillion dollar ranch.
• 33:17
  Like, it's just it's it it was all generations.
• 33:21
  From the get go that there was there was something more at play.
• 33:25
  And the farther things go along and the harder they are trying to silence you, to render you
• 33:31
  homeless, to possibly make plays on your life inside of a jail cell, then they will stop at
• 33:40
  nothing.
• 33:40
  And the only thing that's going to change that is not just public outcry online, which we've
• 33:45
  been doing a very good job of.
• 33:46
  I think we can attest to that now.
• 33:48
  Thank you very much, sir, dude.
• 33:49
  Thank you, everybody, for watching too.
• 33:51
  Physically with you and letting these people know that this is not, you know, the the system
• 33:58
  against just one man and his friend.
• 34:01
  You are coming against all the citizens of not just South Dakota, but of The United States Of
• 34:07
  America.
• 34:08
  This is a much larger issue than just you and just the Calkins family ranch.
• 34:13
  Like you said, if they're willing to do this to you, they will be willing to do this to anyone,
• 34:18
  and we know for a fact that even this small group of individuals has already done this
• 34:22
  stuff to several families around in this area.
• 34:26
  They didn't earn the name the Bad River Mafia for nothing.
• 34:29
  So with that
• 34:31
  We're on the War Creek, and we it was the last stand.
• 34:33
  We're making the stand again.
• 34:35
  It's funny how history repeats itself, isn't it?
• 34:39
  Oh, yeah.
• 34:40
  It sure is.
• 34:41
  Anybody that reaches out, go ahead.
• 34:43
  Contact us.
• 34:45
  You know, the more people that have information on these people, we're gaining more and more
• 34:49
  and more and more.
• 34:51
  So don't be afraid to step out.
• 34:54
  Reach out.
• 34:56
  And if you are afraid, just give us what you know, and we'll put it out there because we are
• 35:00
  not afraid.
• 35:01
  You won't shut me up.
• 35:03
  You haven't been able to at this point.
• 35:05
  I don't care.
• 35:07
  I don't care what they have to say.
• 35:08
  They've already put me in prison in this state for something I have a license to go do now
• 35:13
  anyway.
• 35:14
  Right?
• 35:14
  So what more can you do to me other than try to make a play on my life?
• 35:19
  And at this point, we've established a motive for them to do so.
• 35:24
  They would be blatant in that in that operation.
• 35:27
  So, fellas, as always, I'm praying for you.
• 35:32
  I am here with you.
• 35:34
  Every time you need something to share, we will continue to share your social media posts and
• 35:40
  to get this information out there and continue to build this team around you.
• 35:44
  And September 8, 2PM, the Myrtle County or the county courthouse in Myrtle, South Dakota.
• 35:51
  We hope to see many more of you there with us in support of not just Tyler Culkin, Soser, and
• 35:58
  his family's ranch, but in support of rights that we have
• 36:03
  as parent.
• 36:05
  Exactly.
• 36:05
  We have to stand on principle.
• 36:07
  We have to stand for something or else we will fall for more of their BS, and we're we're
• 36:13
  we're beyond that now.
• 36:14
  We cannot be silent.
• 36:16
  We cannot sit down and idly watch as they steal from our neighbors.
• 36:22
  We cannot do it.
• 36:25
  Thank you, Moa.
• 36:25
  Thank you.
• 36:26
  Thanks for having us.
• 36:27
  Thank you, everybody, for watching out there.
• 36:29
  Share it.
• 36:30
  Get it out there.
• 36:31
  Spread the word.