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Daniel Banyai: Not Guilty! Defeating Corruption in Vermont & Inspiring Americans to Stand for Their Rights · Unleashing Intuition Secrets

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Hello everyone.
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It's Michael Jaco with Unleashing Intuition Secrets.
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I have Daniel Bonnier back.
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He's been on the show before.
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We've talked about the hellish conditions that he went through
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in a small Vermont town.
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Y- spent time in jail.
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Everything was corrupt.
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The h- the local town folk political system, judicial system, the the
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sheriffs, all against him, and he prevailed, took it to court, and he's won.
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So we're gonna talk about that, the whole sh- kaboodle.
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So Dan, thanks for coming in, appreciate it.
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Yeah, thank you very much.
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I wanna first and foremost thank you your production your platform.
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I wanna thank your guests for listening and, understanding this story,
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so for that I- I'm very blessed.
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Yeah, I, I'm on my third week here of the victory lap.
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As you said, the hellish conditions and circumstances I've been subjected
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to, I can say this after a pretty sophisticated not very long trial, but
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very sophisticated we questioned every time, would the jurors be able to look
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at the very specific legal matters separate the emotions, and identify
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who was right and who was wrong.
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It only took 43 minutes for the juries, the jurors to come back and acquitted
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me unani- anonymously, unanimously.
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That must've been overwhelming.
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Good evidence for them to come back that quick.
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Good job.
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Yeah.
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I actually was completely prepared to do 15 years in prison.
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I had sold and got rid of more than 95% of my personal belongings
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and worldly possessions.
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I, I was convinced the system was going to incarcerate me.
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Hearing not guilty and, if you see little excerpts of the trial was completely
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videoed by the local syndicated news.
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My attorney turns to me and he's "Now you're gonna be rich." It
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was just an unbelievable feeling.
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It's, it still really hasn't set in, but I'm grateful because right
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this moment I could be, in some federal housing somewhere doing
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15 years for this nightmare.
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So what do you think helped you?
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Do you think that coming on these shows, and I know you've been on a
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lot of platforms talking about this do you really think that helped?
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I think originally when we released the police officer, his name is
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Thomas Covino he's a constable.
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I really believe that in the state of Vermont we did a very large and
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productive public relations campaign.
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We released his police records of arrests.
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I think that for several weeks the general populace was just in shock.
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"How could this be true? How could a police officer be arrested four times
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for DWI, one time for a burglary charge?" And then have two orders of protections
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preventing him from holding a firearm.
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It was just really eccentric, and then people started to inquire.
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Then we released the the convictions his federal NCIC record, which was,
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completely defaming and factual.
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One mugshot of the burglary charge, he was in his police uniform when he was
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arrested for burglary, armed burglary.
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Wow.
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So I think that the people in the community, I believe that
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information spread like wildfire.
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You com- you compound that with, all the hate people are having
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towards law enforcement now because of the situations with ICE.
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People got really upset.
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And I, and at that moment I truly believe in my heart that people came
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on board and was like, "Listen, we don't like Daniel, and we may not
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like his circumstances, but we've got a criminal hiding behind a badge."
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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It's unbelievable.
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Yeah.
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And, he shouldn't have even had a firearm.
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Correct.
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Correct.
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So tell us about that.
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And I'm looking at your picture where he's like with his firearm hanging out
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with little kids helping them fish.
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It's like-
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Yeah
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… this guy.
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This guy's-
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Yeah, it's- … crazy
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it's, the Mothers Against Drunk Driving award, my attorneys reached out to them.
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They explained to them, as a na- as a national non-for-profit, you are
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literally slapping the face of every mother that had a loss of life or an
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injury or catastrophic injury from a drunk driver, giving one of the
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highest awards to a man that has not one, not two, not three, but four DWIs.
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It's very concerning, sir. It really is.
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And it's a dysfunctional process of crediting people, and it hurts people.
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With the pistol situation it's no different.
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Every state has domestic violence survivors.
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Every state has domestic violence advocates.
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This gentleman has been prohibited he's a prohibited person.
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If he went to go buy a gun, he would not be able to buy one
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because in the NCIC he's under a permanent order of protection.
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So him having that pistol in his holster there in Vermont is technically a
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violation of law, but who's c- who's gonna hold him accountable, right?
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His fellow brothers and sisters in blue are equally as corrupt or part
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of the syndicate of corruption.
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Yeah, and that whole town, right from the beginning, we've talked about this
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in detail, so I encourage everybody, if you haven't seen our shows from
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the past go check them out because we talk about from the beginning when you
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first came and you bought your land and you were like gonna create a shooting
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range, and you did create a shooting range, and you had it was fantastic.
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I- it's like a dream come true for a guy like me, a guy like you, f- former, guys
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that served time over in combat zones.
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It's … you're going to help people, get up to speed so they c- go do their jobs.
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You had military law enforcement come to your range.
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I would have loved to come to your range.
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If you ever do it again, I'll probably check it out, but- … it's,
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it … Yeah, I hope you do.
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It looks like you might get enough money to do that and do it right, so
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get … That, that'll be fantastic.
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Going back.
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So-
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Yeah.
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It's truly tragic
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I'm really appalled about how the people behaved.
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I'm really appalled that, the numbers were against me in, in, what I've
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trademarked as the movement of favoritism, nepotism, and corruption.
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I get it.
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It happens everywhere.
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I do.
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I'm traveling right now all over the country doing podcasts, public
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speaking, law enforcement events.
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And the movement is that, listen, one part is predicated
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on a constitutional violation.
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I got a valid building permit and they re- they redacted it.
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They clawed it back and then demanded I take buildings down.
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That's unconstitutional.
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And then the civil rights part is, working with different law enforcement
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and federal agencies to know when and where procedures and protocols should
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be put in place and, when the act or use of excessive force is applicable.
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What a lot of people really haven't perseverated on or, regurgitated
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is that in the juror's decree of guilty or not guilty, it was
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compartmentalized in three factors.
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One was if there was excessive force, two was it a lawful arrest, and three was
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if Constable Thomas Covino utilized the law enforcement policies and procedures
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applicable to all law enforcement officers in the state of Vermont.
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And unequivocally and unanimously, all of them said no.
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So he really got himself in a trifecta of trouble behaving the way he did
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and acting in the manner that he did
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Yeah.
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Un- unbelievable.
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So all the way from the corruption of the town folk who, you weren't part
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of their good old boy network, and you never would've been because of
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the corruption that they were into.
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But I think we talked about how they were involved in some
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very very bad organizations.
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All right, we'll just say that.
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May- maybe we've mentioned it on the show before, but these organizations
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are not for the rest of us.
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They want to like, just for whites and just for this group- Yeah
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so forth.
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And you had people from every persuasion an- anyone would.
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'Cause we're, that's the Constitution.
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We can all, get along for, with everybody.
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But these guys were, they wanted their little clique, they wanted
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their small town, and they didn't want you bringing anybody else into
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your place of business to conduct good range procedure and so forth.
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They didn't want anyone that was not of the white persuasion.
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And that's, that should just blow that whole … That should, right there
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should've just blown everything apart.
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Yeah.
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It's, it, I just did a really heavily veteran-based podcast a couple days
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ago that has not been released.
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And, I just looked across all the contributors in this round table
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discussion and just said, "Listen, fellas, not one of you ever looked to
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the left or to the right to see what color, what religion, what race, what
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sexual pro- preference your men were with you when you were holding the line."
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And they all shook their head and said, "No.
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We just wanted to hold the line and defeat the enemy." The issues that I grew up
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with, I was born with, I was raised with, and I continue through my lifespan was,
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is that, just because I told the I created a gun training institution, it could've
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been a coffee shop, it could've been a dry cleaner, it could've been anything.
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I would never placate to what the town is, and that's racist.
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I would never put a sign up and say, "Check the box if you're pure
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white, if you're Roman Catholic, if you're," like it's a ludicrous-
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Yeah
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… and dysfunctional concept.
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But unfortunately in Paula, Vermont, the 650 scumbags and racist scumbags that
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live there have, joined hand and forces and been behaving like this since 1837.
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You know- if nothing or a little bit will change, I don't know.
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We're hoping the civil suits that will produce, an exorbitant amount
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of money in constitutional rights and civil liberty violations will
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change them, but listen, they've been getting away with it since 1837.
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Wow.
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Yeah.
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And it's finally stopped.
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It's finally come to a head.
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And they butted against the wrong person.
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Thank you for staying true and fighting for this.
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Of course.
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You went through absolute hell to get to where you're at.
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No, no one would wanna go through that.
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Probably some people are out there, "Oh, you're gonna get the big payoff.
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Yay." It's probably not worth it, but - Yeah … it will go to some
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extent to help you g- you know, going forward because you lost everything.
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You had an incredible land, property.
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You had range set up and everything.
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They came in and bulldozed everything down.
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Yeah.
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All said and done, while I was incarcerated th- that was the sanction
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the judge Judge Thomas Durkin had implemented in his decision that I would
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stay incarcerated for a period of however long it took to demolish the property.
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Now, it took a little over six months, but in that demolition of my property, I
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lost $1.6 billion worth of infrastructure.
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It's gone.
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It's in the dump.
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There's environmental deficiencies now because of the destruction.
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There is topography changes because of the destruction.
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There's visual and environmental issues because of the destruction.
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But the moral of the story was is that Judge Thomas Durkin made it very
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clear that property would be brought back to as close as the way that
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God had it in his order, whatever that means, my lawyers would say.
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No one knows how God, had it.
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No one was around when God created … Firehill Road.
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But nevertheless, the sanction was implemented and executed
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in a fashion that, if you did a satellite before and after of my
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property, it looks like the moon.
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Every- everything has been destroyed.
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Wow.
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There's nothing left.
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Incredible.
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And you had I think you had goats and chickens and it was a nice- Yes.
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Yeah … 0.7.
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Wow.
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Yeah.
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Yeah that's crazy.
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So this is the nightmare that anyone could go through in any town, and
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that's why it's important, that we look at your win here and and try and
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replicate it wherever we see this.
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Now, give it, give us a little background of where, how and when
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you went to court and how it h- how it transpired that you won.
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Yeah.
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My attorneys hired a, like a really excellent subject matter
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expert on excessive force.
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He worked on my trial for about two years.
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He, he walks a similar path as you.
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Former Navy private security contractor, was a police officer
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for a short period of time.
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And he did a super analytical dissection of the encounter.
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To the point where he was actually using mirrored images that he
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could see in, in, in exploding the photos and shrinking them.
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Really dissecting the audio to hear every moan, every word.
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And basically he presented to the state Early on after the jury indictment
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for me utilizing force against the law enforcement community, that his,
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that the police saw that the Constable Covino's force was excessive, and he
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im- and he utilized excessive force.
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He further elaborated on that the law enforcement procedures that are outlined
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by a state, board code of conduct, we can't kick people, we can't bite
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people, I'm exaggerating things right now, but, what he did is he went step
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by every action Thomas Covino did, and each one, each element he violated.
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We were in a passive stage of argument, and really, Constable Covino was
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tired of me calling him a fake cop, because I believe he's a fake cop.
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He doesn't have the appropriate accreditation.
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And, when I said his wife was ugly, that's when he assaulted me.
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In the passive stage that the jurors got to see, I'm in the car, I have
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my hand underneath the seatbelt, I'm holding my cellphone to video
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record, and he comes through the window and punches me right in my eye.
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He lied to the jury, said that I punched him first.
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The jurors got to see that.
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So from what I understand from, unbelievable legal guardianship from
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my attorneys and private investigators and everyone else, the jurors see when
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these cops lie once, and they just go and say everything else is a lie.
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There's other things, as a constable, a lot of people don't
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realize that Constable Covino owns and purchased everything he has.
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He bought his own police car, his own uniform, his own gun, his own
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gear, and one of the things that was regulated was his OC spray.
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And when it came out that he did not provide the state or me or the medical
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practitioners a very specific standard of of re- of receipt of deployment of
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OC, not only did he not give anyone that receipt, the OC spray that he used was
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not regulated by the State of Vermont.
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Just, checkbox after checks box- … his
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credibility, his demeanor, and then, ultimately his background destroyed him.
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Yeah.
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Tell everybody, the injuries that you suffered.
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This is, that has- Yeah … had to have been very relevant.
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'Cause he's punching you.
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He's using- Yeah … his legal authority his, being a police officer.
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You're gonna give him a little bit of leeway.
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You're a gun fighter.
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You, if it was a gun fight, you would've won probably.
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99 per- percent of the time.
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But he is u- he is abusing his authority, and he abused it on
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you 'cause you're basically, "Hey, I'm just videoing you, giving…
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harassing me as you've been harassing me." And and then he just went off on you.
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Eh, once again, back into that, people see the video, they don't see all of it.
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There's, there… Nowhere on the internet is the entire scuffle.
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So the jurors got to see that, but what the jurors got to see is
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the relentless blows I took to the left eye, which I'm now blind in.
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I lost some teeth, and then this shoulder has been completely, rebuilt.
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The abuse continued.
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Listen, when you hurt law enforcement, they're all in one, I think I mentioned
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in, in the other podcast with you, I was in one facility, they transferred me to
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another facility, which was a super max.
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The momentum still carried me.
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"Oh, he fought a cop." And then those cops are mad, and they continue to abuse you.
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But, my, my injuries are forever sustaining.
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I will never get my vision back in my eye and, I will never get my teeth back.
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Although my shoulder has been surgically repaired, it will never be 100%.
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Those are the injuries that I sustained from a radical, off
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leash Constable Thomas Gavino.
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And, a, another element that my, my legal team presented to the jury,
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which, the judge really eloquently over illustrated, I was considered most
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wanted and a fugitive on a civil warrant.
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It was not criminal based warrant.
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It's a big difference.
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It doesn't go into the federal computer system.
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It's not extraditional.
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We have to tone it all down from the rhetoric.
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The governor went on TV, and he's the one that massaged this situation by
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claiming me as the most dangerous man.
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It wasn't even a misdemeanor.
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It wasn't even a ticket.
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It's a civil violation that manifested this situation.
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And I really… It really behooves you and your audience to,
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psychoanalyze that for a minute.
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It's not it's like not paying your HOA fees or, you, something really
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simple that this guy went rogue for.
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Yeah, and on, on top of that, like you just mentioned, it went
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all the way up to the governor.
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The governor is like dissing you and- Yes … and nat- you know, on national TV.
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The political corruption all the way to the very top of Vermont.
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Of course, it starts at the bottom.
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That's how these people the top can exist 'cause there's corruption at the bottom,
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and this is why I'm so happy that you won because we have to defeat this enemy
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against we the people at the bottom first, and then we work our way up to the top.
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This is good gun fighting.
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This is good, the way you take down a system that's corrupt.
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Not only did lose your land, which was, like unbelievable.
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We've talked about how imagine you have a home and it's, you get your mortgage
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on your home, so everything's good, and then you go and say, "Hey, I wanna build
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a, I wanna build a, a, another carport."
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And they're like, "Come out." They do all the stuff, and they're like,
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"Okay, you're good." So for you, they basically did all that, and they came
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out and said no that, authority that we gave you to build, we're… it's no
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longer… It's void now." Imagine, so th- this is the corruption on so many
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different levels that came against you.
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One of them, just being beaten like you, you were by the cop is horrific.
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And then you had your they took away your land, they took away your land, all the
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stuff that you built, and you said over a million dollars worth of property that
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you'd built on the land and so forth, the ranges, the home, and the shelters for
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the animals, and all that kind of stuff.
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They just destroyed all that.
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And then you have the governor of the state criticizing you,
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saying you're, like, the most wanted or some crazy bullshit.
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Yeah.
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Listen I learned very quickly coming out of the close-knit community that
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I was in, in that gun-fighting world, working in and among, around a group,
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about 12 guys, just, pretty much socializing and executing professionalism
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with them all the time, m- moving into Vermont was a real shock for me
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because I really got to see a side of the world that I didn't see anywhere.
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And I tell people all the time, I like to say, every race, religion, creed,
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I've been all over the United States, and I've been all over the world.
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I've seen some really dark and shitty people.
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But the 650 full-time residents in Pawlet, Vermont are the most evilest
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people I've ever met in my fucking life, and I'm not just saying that
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'cause I got beef and a tiff with them.
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I'm just saying with them they're not educated, they're not sophisticated,
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and they're racist, and they live in a mode of the racism prevails.
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How they've gotten away with that, I'm not sure.
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I've been able to touch base with several people of color, several Jews,
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and obviously the LGBTQ+ communities because they're one of my major
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benefactors for my legal crusade.
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But- … how they've ostracized people and gotten away, it really comes
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down to this: They make a couple of threats, and then people run away.
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They made threats to me, but I just didn't run away.
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Yeah y- so you're saying you're going on a lot of shows and
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you're talking about this.
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What kind of shows have you been on so far?
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I did Andy Stumpf Black Rifle Coffee.
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Okay … i've done some other, smaller ones.
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What I'm really trying to do is w- work in an advocacy to, prevent, this situation.
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Listen, this is the first time in Vermont's history the
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precedent on taking property.
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The state has never commandeered anyone's property.
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E- everything about my case is first time and a precedent in my name.
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What I'm really trying to do is take away the cause… excuse me.
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Take away the character and implement the cause.
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Speaking with media, speaking with legal academics, it's this, it's what this is.
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Listen the process of applying for and procuring a permit is a very
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sacred thing, sometimes home, home purchases and home building are a
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human being's largest investment they've ever made in their life.
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Therefore, the groundwork of getting that piece of paperwork to say yay or
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nay, and sometimes it's no and 90% of the time it's yes, but when it's done ef-
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efficiently and legally and appropriately, like in my case, there should never,
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ever be a circumstance, I don't care what someone could invent, that they
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have the eligibility to redact that.
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That is just fundamentally a violation of the process.
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If that's the case, like people now in Vermont are saying, "Why get a fucking
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permit now if they can take it away from us?" So the movement is really to
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eradicate anyone thinking about that.
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I've read little excerpts of Massachusetts and Maine referencing
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my case and saying, "Oh if we got someone we don't like, we'll void their
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permit," and, that's a dangerous slope.
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It's a very slippery and dangerous slope for these states and
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municipalities to start perseverating on this precedent because,
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precedents move around the country.
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It doesn't just stay stuck in Vermont.
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But listen, my father's father, his father, everyone gets a permit, right?
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It doesn't have to be very specific to building, but whatever that permit may be,
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there really shouldn't be an issue where this can be redacted because it per- it
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really begins- people's, hypotheticals, people's con- conspiratorial minds
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to say, "Listen, why spend a dollar fo-…" I had to spend 400 on mine.
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They gave the $400 back to me, but we're at dangerous times with this, Thor.
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Yeah, definitely.
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And yeah, you talk about precedent.
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That's a good thing about this case- … 'cause it's setting
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precedent, to go against a system that's corrupt- … and lean against it.
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Everyone… Your lawyer, wow, what a great guy.
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That's his background- Yeah … really helped.
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Yeah … so it, that, you couldn't have found a better lawyer, I don't think.
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Unbelievable.
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So congratulations on that.
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Well-
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Now, where does it go from here?
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Now you've won, is it going to…
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what's… Where do you go?
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Okay.
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Excellent question.
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As of two weeks ago, we presented to the state, the state police to file
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charges of assault on Thomas Covino.
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So we put in a formal police report and motion for the state to pick up charges,
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criminal charges on him for assaulting me.
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The assaulting me will be either in the context of LEO, law
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enforcement or a lay citizen.
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It's a moot point.
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It's all on video, and the jury exonerated me on all charges.
23:41
So at this point, under the depiction of the law in court his arrest
23:47
was unlawful, and I was freed.
23:50
So what happens?
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I was assaulted.
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I sustained serious injuries which I might have I'd like to add to you and
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your audience, we were not allowed to divulge the injuries to me to the jurors.
24:01
Wow.
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He was only allowed to show his ring finger was a little swollen,
24:06
and he had a little pimple up here.
24:08
So now with the criminal with the criminal arrest that we're hoping the state
24:13
picks up the charges, now the court and judicial system will see in a seven-page
24:19
decree, the d- damage he did to me.
24:21
But my lawyers are optimistic.
24:23
They said 99.9% of the time the state doesn't prosecute law enforcement
24:27
officers, but maybe with the notoriety and attention they will with him.
24:33
But he really should be held accountable in the sense that he gets arrested
24:39
for assault and charged with assault.
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And then we'll see, if he pleads guilty or not guilty.
24:44
Time is of the essence of that.
24:45
But w- we're on week three, we don't know what's gonna happen with that.
24:49
That would be excellent, not just for me, but for the people.
24:53
Because, as the press conference after the trial, I don't know if you've been
24:58
privy to see that little press conference, but, people muttered what's true.
25:03
Lookit, Daniel fought a police officer- One and one.
25:08
So it sets the momentum which I've been advocating for.
25:12
I support the blue, I back the blue.
25:14
But what is a lawful order?
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And when is the words, the verbiage that comes out of some of these
25:21
radical cops really lawful?
25:23
And, I tested that and won, and it sets the precedent of people to begin to
25:29
push back and say, "No, I don't have to put my cellphone camera down," or, "No,
25:35
I don't have to put my window down."
25:36
Each state laws are different, but I'm seeing a lot of people get abused,
25:40
attacked, and seriously hurt because a law enforcement officer just says,
25:45
"I want you to show me your ID, do the alphabet backwards, and dance upside
25:49
down with a pink petticoat on." We're at a point of no return where this
25:54
really level of lunacy is touching the hearts and minds of many law enforcement
26:00
officers that are getting away with it.
26:02
But, not Thomas Camino.
26:04
He got his ass beat up too, and now he knows, "Hey, listen, I gotta
26:08
be more lawful, I gotta be more careful." If he even still has a job.
26:12
That's another thing.
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We don't even know.
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There's been no public statement.
26:16
We don't know if he's still a police officer or not.
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Yeah.
26:19
The fact that he shouldn't be carrying a gun should be- … now
26:22
that you, now that's been brought up, that he should be out.
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He
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should step- Can you bring that up, can you bring that up in your trial as well?
26:29
Yeah.
26:30
So w- Good … the combination of that is, it's something Kevin
26:33
Hoyts talked about in your ask.
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I was one of the first people through my private investigative team.
26:40
His boss is a gentleman by the name of William Bill Humphries, Chief Humphries.
26:45
Chief Humphries is the highest level of law enforcement in the community.
26:49
He's the chief.
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And he's been arrested two times for giving alcohol to female minors.
26:55
I talk about him in my documentary film because- … the first girl
26:58
was 19, the second girl was 16.
27:00
The 16-year-old girl lost her virginity in this particular
27:03
situation, and spoke elaborately in my documentary film about that.
27:09
And, a lot of that testimony or that statement was not privy
27:13
because she had confidence issues and did not do a victim's impact
27:17
statement during his trial.
27:19
But- Think about this.
27:22
A chief of police convicted two times for giving alcohol to female minors.
27:28
So you add him as Constable Covino's boss, and you really
27:32
have equal, you have parallel, you have a parallel of corruption.
27:36
What do you do?
27:37
We're still struggling.
27:38
What can we do?
27:39
My lawyers are like, "How do we change it?"
27:42
And that's the crusade that I'm on, of really trying to bring advocacy,
27:47
really trying to bring attention to, listen, this is madness.
27:52
How is this … Listen, anyone else could do a better job than these two morons.
27:57
Very good.
27:58
And I have, someone that I've brought on the show very early on and helped him out.
28:02
Now he's a big podcaster Alpha Warrior.
28:05
He went through some s- similar stuff.
28:08
He was, highly decorated Marine.
28:11
Came back, he was a undercover cop.
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Won all kinds of awards.
28:15
And then he made some statements on X. It was Twitter at the time.
28:19
And they focus on him.
28:21
… And they came after him.
28:22
The FBI came after him.
28:24
He talks about how, he was coming down his halls 'cause there's all these lasers
28:28
all over the walls while he's walking.
28:29
He made sure he didn't take his gun, smart, 'cause they were setting-
28:32
… they were setting up for him.
28:33
And he comes out, they arrest him, they search his house.
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His kids, have to go out on the lawn in the cold for several hours.
28:40
So he's winning against the FBI.
28:42
And so these cases … A- and it's taking time.
28:45
Yes … a lot of us, helped him out, donated, all kind of stuff.
28:48
He's, like I said, he's a big podcaster now.
28:51
But it, it does make a difference.
28:53
You're exceptionally articulate.
28:55
You're very calm when you talk about this information.
28:58
That goes a long way, Sure … in this world.
29:01
And so congratulations on that, and congratulations on,
29:04
overcoming a lot of this stuff.
29:06
And you're, like we talked about, you're setting a precedence going forward
29:10
so that more of this can be exposed.
29:12
The, these … unfortunately, I love … I've worked with a lot of
29:15
cop buddy … Swat guys, so forth.
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Great.
29:19
There's some that are not.
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They even say that, there's those of us that are not good.
29:24
When you went from jail to jail, all the-
29:29
later and then they like hammer you.
29:32
They don't get the full information just when those FBI agents came in and they saw
29:35
on the wall his plaques, his, from where he was in the Marines and all that stuff.
29:39
They didn't tell these guys that.
29:41
They said that he was a shitbag.
29:43
Yeah.
29:43
And they wanted to take him out.
29:45
So this is part of the, this is part of the corruption that
29:47
needs to be exposed as well
29:50
Yeah.
29:50
It's, listen the, it's all a very rapid d- ploy of their conquer and control,
29:57
I worked very diligently to have a record of an upstanding and giving and
30:02
neutral person living in neutrality.
30:04
When I moved to Vermont I saw very quickly the favoritism, nepotism,
30:09
and corruption, and I always knew I'd have some anti-gun rhetoric.
30:14
I knew there would be a small amount of anti-gun pushback, but I did never believe
30:19
it would metastasize into what it did.
30:21
But, what the attorney that prosecuted this, her name is Attorney Meryl
30:25
Bambianchi, her law partner, Rob Wilmington, he's the executive at the
30:31
largest media source in the state, Digger.
30:33
They own the majority of the media in the state of Vermont.
30:37
So when he took the client-protected information and handed it to his editors,
30:43
they were able to form a story that just preached hate, it preached failure.
30:49
It preached demise.
30:51
And b- by, their own strategic plan, they won.
30:55
If you, if we went back to 2000, 2001, I would say 60% of the state
31:01
hated my guts and probably wanted to try to kill me themselves.
31:04
Now we go to today, there's probably just 1% of people that
31:08
don't like me, and everyone does.
31:10
And the combination of that is that it doesn't make me a bad person fighting for
31:16
my rights, and I didn't violate any laws.
31:19
When they first started the media campaign against me, they said
31:21
I didn't have a permit, and we just publicly put the permit out.
31:24
Anyone coulda went FOIA, Free- Freedom of Information, requested it.
31:28
Anyone coulda asked me.
31:29
So you know that that was a turmoil that was ev- that
31:32
situation was easily overcome.
31:34
But in, in the same fold you don't have to like me, but you shouldn't
31:39
be mad at me representing our rights.
31:41
And representing our rights are just constitutional amendments that I had a
31:46
problem with someone trampling on, my freedom of speech, my freedom of religion,
31:50
my freedom to possess and utilize guns.
31:53
It's not a state code or it's not a quasi process.
31:57
It's our nati- national it, people have to get behind, the Constitution
32:02
and our constitutional rights, and unfortunately some are, some
32:05
Vermonters are not even educated enough to be able to understand that
32:09
Yeah, and like you said, you had the whole system arrayed against you.
32:13
The, the- … the political, the j- judicial, including judges and lawyers.
32:18
And you also had the press.
32:21
The press can, formulate lies and put them out there, and people, follow those lies.
32:26
I saw some of the stuff they were putting out about you.
32:28
It was complete BS.
32:29
It was lies.
32:30
And then you have, you know- This justice system arrayed against
32:35
you and, taking advantage of you.
32:38
You ended up in prison.
32:40
Hello?
32:40
God, it's like we talked about, it's bad enough to like, lose your, lose
32:43
all your income and w- your land and your all the buildings on your land
32:48
and and then get beat up by a cop and thrown in jail- for a period of time.
32:53
How long did you spend in jail?
32:55
So I spent, I, I spent 120 days in confinement and a little over seven
33:00
months in, in, incarcerated, it's a combination of two different facilities,
33:05
so it's a total about eight months.
33:08
And, that was very difficult for me.
33:10
I'm gonna be really honest and to your audience, I live off-grid, I live on
33:13
the top of a mountain, my property's the highest plateau in the community, seeing
33:17
the sun, breathing fresh air, being, i- in my own world was, quintessential
33:23
to my character, was it defined me.
33:26
Being put in a six by nine cage, cell, with no window, recirculated
33:31
air, they only gave me two nine-ounce Solo cups of water a day.
33:35
I had to begin a whole new ration, I had to begin a whole new mindset of survival
33:41
that, I knew I could handle, but I, all in all, I was like, listen, next to me
33:46
is a murderer, on the other side is a guy that's in for cannibalism, the guy
33:50
across the way is a serial arsonist.
33:53
I'm like, look it, I'm out of place.
33:55
I don't belong here.
33:56
Yeah.
33:57
But because of the rhetoric, because of the narratives, because of the character
34:01
assassination, I went to a dark place.
34:05
My faith kept me strong my advocates on the outside kept me strong, and I
34:09
knew that eventually I would get out of this situation and circumstance.
34:13
But now, like my lawyer says, "Now it's time to compensate because you
34:18
should not have been there." And I think that's the fear that when
34:22
I come in, into contact, right?
34:25
Not intimate, but like close contact with people, they're like we don't
34:29
wanna end up like you," and I'm like but so what does that mean?"
34:32
When they come and say you can't be religious in your home or you can't
34:35
pray or you can't… it could be anything because they start small and
34:38
then they go bigger and bigger, right?
34:40
And I ask them what will you do?" And they're like we'll cross
34:43
that bridge when we get to it."
34:44
But crossing that bridge when you get to it means your rights
34:47
have already been removed.
34:52
So it's terrible.
34:53
Wow.
34:53
It's really a terrible process
34:58
So do you think charges are gonna be against some of these
34:59
people that went up against you?
35:00
Obviously Covino is a great candidate for charges.
35:04
But how about some of these the lawyer and some of these these the
35:07
corrupt judge that basically, kept you in prison until they could like,
35:10
clear your land back to God's land?
35:12
What?
35:13
Yes.
35:14
I'm hoping I'm really hoping that, more inquiring minds, m- my speech to
35:20
you is just like a sermon in a church.
35:23
We only need one person to get the message.
35:25
We want everyone to get the message, but we only need one.
35:29
So listen, people reach out to me from all over the country, people are
35:33
reaching out to me all over the state.
35:35
I just had some conversations with some Democratic constituents
35:39
and Libertarians, and, all over their Facebook pages, it's me.
35:44
And I'm impressed by that.
35:45
And-
35:45
Yeah
35:46
… eager to say thank you because, for so long you were politically agnostic.
35:51
You were politically, prejudiced, and now your F- Facebook page your, 'cause it's
35:58
an election year in Vermont, your election campaign pages have me plastered all over.
36:02
So it's impressing to me to continue to advocate, continue to help people,
36:08
and now even the enemy, and I'm saying that hypothetically, I got no beef with
36:12
Democrats or Libertarians or anyone, but, in, in the past they were, so
36:16
politically agnostic and portrayed as such an enemy that now you're portraying
36:20
me, as a hero and want to walk that line.
36:24
And I'm like, "Listen, it doesn't have to be gun bait. It doesn't have
36:27
to be. W- whatever it is that you wanna campaign on, I'll be right there
36:31
with you, especially if it protects the American citizen constitution."
36:36
Yeah.
36:37
So th- this is a good comment from the audience.
36:39
She says, "What happened to you isn't rare, and it's disgusting."
36:45
So this is, should be motivation for all of those people out there that have gone
36:49
through this and think they don't have any recourse and who have been silent
36:53
like they expected you to be silent.
36:56
… To take it and be silent 'cause you can't go against the system.
36:58
You proved them wrong.
36:59
I think this is gonna be very motivational and that's why I've always, supported
37:04
you on this because I- Oh, thank you … felt that you would prevail.
37:08
You would prevail.
37:09
Yeah.
37:09
I really appreciate that, Michael.
37:12
It just means so much to me.
37:13
I can't tell you the appreciation I have.
37:15
I had a lot of people turn their backs on me in the military community
37:19
definitely the government community that I came from, and even, e- even some
37:23
private groups that I had aligned with.
37:26
And, I prayed that they would come back and see the light.
37:29
Some of them have.
37:30
Some of them- Yeah … are too embarrassed.
37:31
But, listen I don't really think there is anything wrong with fighting
37:36
for our constitutional rights.
37:38
I think the effort in itself is eccentric.
37:41
I think the effort in itself is duly noted to be appreciated.
37:46
You could win or you could lose, but the mere effort to say, "Hey, listen."
37:51
Exactly what I'm doing right now, right?
37:53
If you go and fill out a building permit and it's granted and you build
37:57
exactly… I wanna overemphasize because there are bad actors.
38:01
I know people that came to me that, went a couple of feet bigger
38:05
or they changed the direction.
38:06
We're not talking about that.
38:08
We're talking about a completely applicable and legal permit to the T. If
38:13
you do that like I did, I paid my fees, I paid four years of increased taxes, right?
38:20
Four years of taxes going up because the structures went up, and then
38:25
they come and say listen, we don't like your political affiliations.
38:28
We don't like your religious ideologies.
38:30
We definitely don't like that you like guns, and now we're gonna push back and
38:34
take some of your rights away." I have a problem with that and I'll be there
38:37
with other like-minded people to hold the line wherever you are in this country.
38:41
You get in touch with me and we'll be there, 'cause
38:44
that's what I'm standing for.
38:46
Yeah.
38:46
Very good.
38:47
And I got somebody that's mentioning this guy named Tommy.
38:50
I think this is in Fair Haven.
38:53
Yeah, Fair Haven cop the… lot of other law enforcement in other counties than
39:00
Vermont that are, suspect and so forth.
39:04
Yeah.
39:05
Th- there's… I didn't hear your whole statement there, but I think it's
39:08
resonating around police in the state.
39:10
You know- Yeah … we have super eccentric circumstances happening in Vermont, right?
39:16
So when I finished off the tail end of my career, I was literally
39:20
working from the White House to the Capitol, and the Department of Justice
39:23
was very close by, and folks there would constantly make fun of me.
39:28
"Ah, you're up in Vermont with all the corrupt cops and the
39:31
pedophiles and this and that."
39:32
And, I kinda chopped it up but, we just had a major case come
39:36
out the Thursday before mine.
39:38
A police officer in my community shot an assailant o- on a vehicle.
39:42
He did a vehicle traffic stop.
39:44
The driver stayed with his hands on the steering wheel.
39:47
The passenger got out of the car and ran away, and the cop shot him several
39:51
times in his back and killed him.
39:54
He got two years community service
40:00
Yeah there's corruption
40:02
there.
40:02
Yeah.
40:02
That's incredible.
40:03
So they're obviously, just like you went through, they're covering for each other.
40:07
There's corruption in judicial, in the law enforcement and in
40:10
the the lawyers are corrupt.
40:12
And they they're all looking out for each other.
40:13
Lawyers protect each other- … the lawyers protect the judges
40:17
protect the ju- lawyers, and the judges protect the judges.
40:20
It's a totally corrupt system.
40:22
It has to be- Yeah … exposed.
40:24
This is the only way that we start the the corruption f- the collapse of corruption
40:27
to expose it like you've been doing.
40:30
Yeah.
40:30
Y- it's really important for people.
40:32
I said it on a quick podcast a couple of weeks ago.
40:35
I advocated and I really tried to speak to the people.
40:37
I'm like, "Listen, we're all working a couple of jobs to survive.
40:41
Some of us have gone back to school.
40:43
Some of us have childcare and animal care, pet care.
40:47
Some of us have transportation issues.
40:49
And some of us it's just not economically feasible.
40:52
But listen, if we don't do something, the corruption is going to metastasize
40:58
and we're gonna lose everything."
41:01
Yeah.
41:02
And after, being in combat zones and all that stuff you and I both we
41:07
see the corruption that's out there.
41:09
And for you to say that after being all around the world and all the corruption,
41:13
all of the, stuff that we've seen, they've come after us, trying to kill us, and
41:18
we've protected people and, probably fought back some, fought back a few times.
41:22
And then you come to Vermont and that little town, you say it's the most corrupt
41:25
you've ever seen anywhere in the world.
41:27
That should be very eye-opening for everyone.
41:30
Yeah it's very tragic because, I've seen the Taliban ISIS, Al-Qaeda all
41:36
behave much better than these people.
41:39
And when I think of the enemy, I think of them.
41:43
I d- I don't think of, a group of angry men and women that are sharing
41:48
radical ideologies at a round table discussion, every Sunday at 11:30.
41:54
I… it's… they're conforming to their normal.
41:59
The rest of society and outsiders like me are supposed to believe that is the
42:04
new normal, and I refuse to do that.
42:06
I had many elders in my community tell me, "You gotta get on our bandwagon
42:11
or…" And I'm like, "Or what?"
42:13
I'm a professional gun fighter.
42:14
What?
42:15
I fear God and him alone.
42:16
What?
42:16
What's the what?
42:17
You're gonna do what?
42:19
What are you gonna do?
42:20
You know what I mean?
42:20
And, m- maybe in other instances, I don't know, this is a hypothetical,
42:25
they would've chose violence.
42:26
But with my skillset, they would not have prevailed, so maybe this is the recourse.
42:32
This was their avenue.
42:32
Listen, we can't fight them physically.
42:35
Can't defeat them with our .30-06 rifles, so we'll take it to the justice
42:40
system and beat them up there with a judicial process that is psychotic.
42:45
And what… they prevailed.
42:48
Yeah.
42:48
Good.
42:49
Good that you're winning against the system.
42:52
I went against, I won't say I win against the system, but the system
42:55
came after me- … in the CIA.
42:57
I did everything right.
42:58
I'd said something about their system they didn't like, these I did… I- all
43:02
I did was, like, say someone that was had gone through SEAL training and he
43:06
was calling out, Area 51 type stuff.
43:09
Boy, they didn't like that.
43:10
And so they, they destroyed my s- destroyed me.
43:13
I was like, just because I said this guy was legit?
43:16
Wow.
43:16
All the stuff that I've done for you over 35 years and- … protect.
43:20
Everybody wants me to come to their site because I keep them safe and
43:23
they love it when I'm there, and you guys are, like, gonna destroy me?
43:26
And they did.
43:27
They destroyed my life, completely destroyed my life.
43:31
like they did you.
43:32
So yeah, I'm finding the system extremely corrupt.
43:35
This is the only way we win.
43:36
So we have to work together.
43:38
I'm very disappointed 'cause I saw right away what was happening to you
43:41
and I was, like I said, I was gonna support you all the way through.
43:43
And then you have all these people you've worked with over, over the years.
43:47
Now, they destroyed my credibility behind the scenes, as I learned
43:50
later which, with, through lies.
43:53
And they did for you through false- … and then they tried to do it in the
43:57
public with, some of the books that I released and all that kind of stuff.
43:59
So this is a system that's not just in a little local town.
44:05
This is a widespread corruption that we have to overcome.
44:10
Yeah.
44:10
It's unfortunate that's the technique and the tactic.
44:11
And so
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I, I think it really embraces their character as being a loser in a sense or
44:23
scandalous with demise a- as I would say.
44:25
Because, a true authentic person would challenge you with facts.
44:29
Look at how my legal base, look at how my legal advocacy was.
44:34
There, there's no emotions.
44:36
I don't speak with emotions.
44:38
I tell people all the time, even when someone's in my face, like at the ice
44:41
cream shop, "I hate you motherfucker. You …" I'm like whoa." "Tone it
44:44
down, man." Tell me what, how you feel, but without the emotions," right?
44:48
"If you still wanna mix it up, we'll go over there and, we'll get down.
44:51
But I wanna hear your content, but, slow it down." These folks are just really
44:56
irrational people, and it's sad because, I … o- one gentleman that I had a tiff
45:02
with for a long time the, Mr. Richard Hewlett, his father Dick Hewlett, which
45:06
is now deceased, I said to him, said, "Mr.
45:08
Hewlett, sir, you gotta get out and see the world." And this guy said to
45:12
me with the most steadfast, dedicated face, he said, "I went to Connecticut
45:16
once." And I'm just flabbergasted.
45:20
Like- … sir what, no what do you do with that?
45:23
How do you work with that?
45:25
And- That's like-
45:28
No kidding.
45:28
Wow.
45:29
Oh my God.
45:30
How do you work with it?
45:31
That's good.
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Yes.
45:34
It's, it's-
45:34
It's, it's-
45:35
… it's an imperative.
45:36
Yeah.
45:37
Yeah.
45:37
Yeah.
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You can't… And you have to work around them.
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A- and that's what you've been doing.
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You've been working around the corruption and coming at them from the flank and
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from behind and all kind of crazy stuff.
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You're decimating them.
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I love it.
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Well- so yeah, we look forward to your great results which
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are coming in the future.
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Yes.
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We, I wanna say stay safe, 'cause th- this is ridiculous corruption on a level
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that, they do really wicked things.
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Oh
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they tried to do that to me a few times.
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That's- I think you're gonna, you're gonna prevail.
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You know how to take care of yourself, but, you know- Yeah … definitely
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stay well informed and stay alert.
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You have that ability that very few people do because you've been to combat zones.
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You know how to have that, that, that instinct and that
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t- intuition about things.
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So you've applied those exceptionally well, Daniel, so congratulations.
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Good job.
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Thank
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you.
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Thank you.
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Listen, I really appreciate this.
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I'm deeply indebted, to your platform.
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I'm super supportive.
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I, I, anytime I'm in the SEALs community, I drop your name.
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I talk with a lot of war fighters all around the country.
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So- My, my connection w-with them, whether intimate or not,
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I share the wealth of knowledge.
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I share the wealth of the many people participating and getting involved
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with platforms like yours and others.
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Because listen, you're disseminating the facts.
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You're allowing an open mic of information to be disseminated.
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I wish I had that early on, because I could have spoke to the people way back
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four or five years ago- Yeah … to help change the trajectory of this
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situation before it got really kinetic.
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And that's what sucks, is that I didn't have a platform.
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I didn't have the mindset to embrace social media or
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non-conventional at the time.
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I couldn't speak to a reputable media reporter, and it's even
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hard to say that word nowadays.
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But, I was strictly… I w- I was definitely handicapped
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in that and I was limited.
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But now, people wanna hear the truth.
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People wanna see the facts, and people want the information,
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and I hope that inspires them.
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I hope that embraces them to say, "Listen, this cannot happen anymore."
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And, I don't wanna say that I could be an emotional mess, but I would really
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hate to see another person lose their land on the precedent I set as president.
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This is all preventable, and it needs to be preventable, and we, the people, are-
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Yeah, definitely.
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And I agree with you.
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I don't wanna see anybody go through what you've gone through.
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That's absolutely, like we've talked about, h- horrific beyond measure.
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And I'm glad to have a platform built it up over the years
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for people like you- Of course
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To come out and share, and we can help to, expose this influ- this corruption
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that's out there, and it really has been doing that has had a really great effect.
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So I ask everybody to, share this video.
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This brings up conversations.
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The people that were involved need to be exposed.
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That also brings up conversations where people are like, "Oh, I had
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no idea they were corrupt." Yeah.
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Covino, he wa- no one knew that he was corrupt until you
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brought it up, so thank you.
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You and Kevin.
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You and Kevin.
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Yeah.
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Kevin, had to go really low profile for a while, and hopefully he'll be able to come
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back, but that's part of the corruption.
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… So thanks so much.
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How can people … Is there any way people can help you out or respond to you or- Oh,
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listen, I'm easy to find on social media.
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I'm very … my name, address, phone number, emails, everything,
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listen people can get in touch with me, and I embrace them.
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I have a lot of people that are contacting me that have been victimized,
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there is a potential that we could get some type of class action lawsuit.
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There, there are other victims.
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Because, Covino and Humphreys were prison guards prior to
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entering into law enforcement.
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There's been allegations of sodomy, sexual abuse.
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I, I can't validate any of that.
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I've asked those people to lawyer up and contact my lawyer.
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I'm not strong enough to hear that type of stuff, because, that's very damaging for
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my psyche, but- Yeah … there are other women out there that are claiming domestic
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violence and other sexual assault.
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It might be a true, yous- 10, 15, 20-year syndicate of these men doing
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these things, but- Sure … listen they, their emails do not go unanswered.
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Calls are returned.
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Emails are replied, and even the people that are writing letters,
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yeah, I'll hand write a letter or Microsoft Word a letter back to you.
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The whole crusade here is while … Listen, yeah, I'm gonna get paid.
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Am I gonna be mega rich or super wealthy?
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I don't know, but the crusade here is to get accountability, right?
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This is not a vendetta.
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This is a call to action to prevent these men from doing what they've
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done carelessly, lawlessly for a very long time, held accountable.
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So I'm all about it,
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wow.
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Daniel Bonier, you're still, of service to humanity.
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I know your life has been aro- built around that and you're still doing it.
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Good luck out there and all the people that are listening to this- … it
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looks like, class action lawsuit.
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Come on, you got some stuff on these people.
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Let's get it out there and combined that, that could really hammer this system down.
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'Cause if it's been going on for potentially decades- … then
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that's gonna incriminate probably a lot of other people as well.
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Sure.
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All right, sir.
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Thanks so much for coming on and like I said, I look forward to your
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success and having you come on and talk about your success in the future.
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Thank you.
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Okay.
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Thank you very much.
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Please stay safe.
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One love.