00:05Come to DC, bring your guns.
00:05People are coming out specifically with their guns,
00:07like, specifically coming to carry guns.
00:10Like, they've said that that's what their goal is.
00:12Like, they're saying,
00:13all militias, come to DC, bring your guns.
00:16That's an entirely different narrative at that point.
00:18And probably a lot of people are going to die on that, too,
00:21because it's not just people who are just going to come out
00:24with no weapons this time.
00:26It's going to be all that entire section
00:28all the way leading up to the inauguration,
00:30so 17th to the 20th.
00:31I mean, you're probably going to see mass civil unrest
00:35like you've never seen in your life.
00:55I was trying to save her as well.
00:57You can hear me, like, yell, gun, gun, gun.
01:00But like I said, everyone's yelling.
01:04No one can hear me past the person next to me, right?
01:08So I wish I could have done, like, more to save her life,
01:10but unfortunately, like, I couldn't.
01:13So the only thing, like, I could think of doing is just,
01:15like, capturing that entire scene.
01:17Like, I wanted to make sure, like, you saw the gun fire
01:19and then immediately see her get shot.
01:22because I wanted that transparency and I wanted people
01:27to really be able to, like, have this as a living example,
01:31regardless if you feel like it's justified or if it's not justified.
01:35I wanted, like, the truth to be there for her.
01:40I don't support Trump or, like, what they believe in,
01:44but I can definitely, like, sympathize for sure.
01:46The majority of people were common people, right?
01:49So you can just, like, see my video and take it for what it is.
01:52because you see everyone's faces.
01:56That's what I wanted people to understand
01:58because there are women, there are children,
02:01there are grandmas and grandpas, there are moms and dads.
02:05If you listen to the video of Trump's speech,
02:09he told them to go to the Capitol.
02:11So I would say he has to be, I mean, held responsible for that
02:15because people are just going based on what the president
02:18told them to do.
02:19It's not just proud boys.
02:21It's not these big men storming the Capitol.
02:24It's just people.
02:25It's just all types of people.
02:27I have so many emotions going on
02:29as far as just, like, feeling their frustration, the protesters,
02:33because I can relate.
02:34I can feel their anger.
02:35I am not discrediting that
02:38because I think that's probably part of the problem
02:40is discrediting the mass amount of people's angers
02:44towards the situation.
02:45I hope people listen to them and bring about the change
02:48that they're looking for, especially politicians,
02:50but I also felt sorrow.
02:53I felt sadness for some of the situations that were going down.
02:57People died, right?
03:00So, yeah.
03:01I mean, if there are dangerous people, there are.
03:05People died.
03:06So it's not a joke.
03:07They announced that.
03:08I mean, it was announced via Parler, social media platforms
03:12like Twitter, Facebook.
03:14It's been in underground chats,
03:16like as far as like the coordination of efforts
03:18that a lot of people don't see.
03:21I have my resources on that
03:24and was able to, like, kind of be able to piece together
03:28what was going to go down.
03:30I mean, they were saying they're calling for an action
03:32to storm all the capitals in the US, not just the US capital.
03:36They were unprepared
03:38because they were just, they wanted it to happen.
03:42It's not the police that are standing on the line.
03:44It's not those guys.
03:46It's the people making the decisions.
03:48I'm not a huge advocate of law enforcement, right?
03:50Because of, you know, police brutality
03:52and you know the whole story on BLM side.
03:54But that being said, you know, I can feel some sort of way
03:59for those officers that are on the front line
04:00that were sent out there unprepared
04:02and that were allowed to just be brutalized
04:06and some killed by the protesters, right?
04:09So there's instigators and infiltrators
04:13and not from what you might think
04:15because I remember standing at the police line
04:18at the entrance to the chambers
04:22and there was this guy that comes out of nowhere.
04:24Like he came out of no man's land.
04:26Like nobody has been there before.
04:28Nobody has came past that point.
04:30So how do you get over?
04:31He is wearing an Eskimo hat and some glasses
04:34and he comes in and from,
04:36and the police bring him through that line
04:38and escort him like they're buddies.
04:41You know what I'm saying?
04:42And then he starts instigating the crowd
04:44and the crowd is getting riled because, you know, he is there.
04:48He calms down for a second,
04:49starts talking to the officer next one
04:50like in a normal conversation,
04:52having like a whispering tone of voice.
04:54You see it clear as day on my video.
04:56There's going to be mass demonstrations,
04:58but there's going to be mass riots
04:59and they will bring their guns out
05:01and they will start shooting.
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