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Freedom of speech. I'm not talking about Owen
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And you are going to get a little taste of his story.
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RC. Ladies and gentlemen, you are
joining the Kyle Serafin Show for another interview.
This one is a man who is out there making trouble in the
world, someone that we can appreciate on the Kyle Serafin
show. Someone who is holding
government to account, which is what we're all about, and has
been a frontline witness to not just the bad policies, but I
would say he's experienced a little bit of the sort of the
teeth of what comes in when you when you piss off the state.
We are bringing in Hernando RC Hernando, who told me the gringo
pronunciation is Hernando. But that's the way he does it,
not ernando as you might if you live in San Antonio too long.
Fernando, thanks for joining us buddy.
Hey, thank you, Kyle. Thank you for your attention.
Thank you. So I see you got a Trump hat on.
Who are you trying to upset with that Trump hat on, my friend?
Well, you know the the the story behind the Trump had every time
he gets indicted, I go to thetrumpstore.com and I buy a
different colour hat. So I got about four of these
hats. Outstanding.
All right, I want to talk about who you are and how you came to
our attention. We're going to get into all that
it's going to culminate up. We got a video that we're gonna
show in probably a little bit here of you pissing off the
right people in the wrong place. But let's start off with The Who
you are as a person. Where did you grow up, my
friend? Yeah, actually I'm a political
refugee asylum from the People's Republic of New York.
Yes. Yeah, behind enemy territory.
I did escape. Years ago who are sovereign
state of San Antonio TX thinking that the Texas culture of come
and take it would stand up to tyranny.
Unfortunately I've been a little bit disappointed the last few
years as we saw from COVID 2. Now with the illegal immigration
crisis they made in that you know that these men and women
here in infected that have so far let me down but I'm I'm I'm
going to stand up and hopefully we'll get we'll get this job
will be to defeat the security in in this state in the country.
Amen to that. Let me ask you a question.
What part of New York did you grow up in?
Brooklyn, NY. You brought in Brooklyn, my wife
in Brooklyn. So tell me about growing up in
Brooklyn. What?
What year were you born and and what was Brooklyn like at that
time? Well, I was born in the year
1969, so I'm 54 years old and. You know, I was born and raised
in New York City. You know, my whole life I I, I
love the city. Special place for me.
But I didn't leave the city because I told my friends it
lost its soul. You know, as I see it as a soul
that it lost I think during the days of mayor thinking the
Blasio 10 years ago, eight years ago.
So unfortunately it's Deadpool and anyone living in these big
cities need to get out of them like Chicago, LA and New York.
It's not. You don't want to be there if
you're conservative. When you were a kid growing up
in Brooklyn, you got to see some of the rough times.
In the 70s, it was pretty rough, right?
And in the 80s as well, my wife saw that it got better and it
got worse again. Can you kind of talk about the
transition you were able to see because I think it's a unique
lens to be able to look at what's going on in our country
now. Remember those?
It was the 80s with Kill Patty, with Mayor Dinkins in New York
City. Because I'm from, you know,
city, not upstate New York. Different, different culture up
there. But yeah, it was very bad.
The city, my mother, my mother, God bless her.
So she raised seven children by herself, never took a dollar of
welfare. She drove a yellow taxi cab.
Can you speak any English? She was an immigrant, but she
came here the right way. During the 1964 when they after
good pay with that fascinated they actually he trying to build
to open up the the borders. A lot of people don't notice but
he but they wanted to open up the border legally to migrants
not just from Europe and most actions but from South America
and the Caribbean. So my mom was part of that surge
of legal migration to Emma citizen 1980s.
Right. But to answer your question yes
you know she's been robbed. I've been robbed as a cab
driver, driving a cab, and you were sitting in the 90s while I
was in college. Thank God Rob Rudy Giuliani came
in. Who was?
Penny General, right, a federal attorney general.
He cleaned it up. He cleaned it up real, real
quickly. And so I was able to live, you
know, my adulthood during the great times of the 90s and the
2000, where there was a great time to live in New York.
Not anymore. Did you say you were driving a
cab in New York City? There was a family business.
Stallion. We own the medallion, yes, we
bought a medallion and that's another story in itself.
I don't know how long we have, how many time we have on this.
Let's talk about it because that, I mean some of the advent
of Uber and Lyft and this screwed over the cab drivers
that really worked there. I mean, people would mortgage
their houses to get these medallions.
Tell people about what that's about.
Look at the industry intimately, because me and my partner back
in 1992, we noticed that there was a market, there was a niche
for a publication in the industry.
As I was driving the cab, I noticed that there was no
publication, no magazine. So me and my friend was my
mentor. Carl said he was at who's like
my father because I didn't grow up with dad.
We started a publication called Taxi magazine and within six
months we were, we were you know, had 60 advertisers and you
know about advertising, it's all about, you know, the publishing
business, all about the advertiser.
So it's a billion dollar industry, you know?
And it's controlled by, you know, the, the.
The Jewish people and I I love my Jewish people.
You know what's going on in Israel right now.
I learned a lot through my Israeli friends and my Jewish
people in that industry. The godfather was his name was
Andrew. Andy Greenbaum was the godfather
of the industry. He's passed on now.
But the medallion value has skyrocketed.
When my mother bought it was $75,000 to 2000.
I think in 2000 I might drop by the year. 2008 was when Uber
came around and at the height of the market the medallion which
is a which is a cap market of only 13,000 yellow taxi cab.
In this video of 8 million people, only 13,000 Yellow tab.
That medallion value went up to $1.2 million.
Yeah, I want, I want to explain that to people that are not from
New York. Like I said, unique insight
because because my wife grew up around there, I've been around
cab drivers have been around kind of the interesting piece of
it. So you had to buy in to get the
medallion, which gives you the licence to operate a cab.
Is it 1 cab or can you do multiple cabs under the same
medallion? You could do individual, you can
do corporation, they called it. OK, but it's kind of like a.
It's it's like a cartel. It's kind of like to be a
realtor. You got to go to the Realtors.
You got to get the. Since there from them and they
create it and and the cab thing is the same game, you've got to
buy in to the cab game in New York City historically.
And you know back then it's free market.
You've got the compliment. You know you you purchased the
medallion which is a metal piece like this that goes in the hood
of the car, you know Ford or whatever vehicle you had Chevy
Pop and then you know you get the insurance, then you're good
to go And you started on the open market, you know, put
through through a taxi broker through you know, yellow taxi
broker. So yeah, I was intimately in the
industry. Unfortunately, you know,
unfortunately, I don't know. It's it's it's it's a free
market. Uber and Lyft came around.
I remember that day that they came around, the value of the
Yellow Cab went from 1.2 million down to like 600,000 first.
And so many people, a lot of immigrants, you know, they
basically put everything on the line to be able to have a
medallion to buy into this. And now suddenly you got like
college kids out there driving around with their their, their
hoodies, right? Well, they were foreclosures.
They gave it back to the city. They overleveraged on it.
They overleveraged. They were over borrowed on it.
So I think the Yellow Cab medallion right now is currently
worth around 3-4 hundred thousand, which is a lot of
money for a yellow in a city. But it is New York City, just
like everything else in New York.
Expensive. Yeah, sure.
But it's it's an interesting to see you also saw Giuliani come
in. You just talk about that.
They call it America's mayor. Were you Were you happy to see
Giuliani when he took over up there?
Yeah, you know, he lost the first, the first time he ran for
election, he lost by a small percentage, you know, and the
second time around he got, he got in.
So yeah, it was, you know, he went after he he started a
programme with no national. There's the people
misinterpreted. It's called stop, question and
frisk. OK, it's not stop and frisk,
it's stop testing and then press.
And that was very important because that went over, that
went after the criminals, the the low hanging for criminals
that were breaking windows. You heard about the broken
window analogy, right? You go after person that break
the window. And put him in gaol and you know
make that then that causes the other crimes the more serious
crimes do not happen. So he that was his theory and it
worked along with the Commission.
I've got his name. He just died last month.
But yeah Giuliani cleaned up. It was all about the crime.
You know once they cleaned up the crime you know there was a
saying in Times Square that the because Times Square was like
you know all prostituted and everything like that.
But I won't go into that but but.
But. It used to be a pretty rough
neighbourhood to go rolling around at times.
Where? I mean, I've been robbed, My
mom's been robbed, You know, driving a car back in the late
80s. He came in 1992.
So. You know, he just turned it
around and he brought in big corporations.
Wall Street is a big thing out there.
The fasted mark is a big thing out there.
And it was a great time to be alive in the 90s, You know, when
I was in my college days driving a cab and into the 2000 because
Mayor Bloomberg, OK, he's took over Giuliani's policy even
though he's a lefty, right. We all know he's one of these
George girls kind of guys. But when he was mayor, he, he,
he, he was smart enough to to acknowledge that, you know what,
if it's not broken, don't fix it.
So he kept Giuliani policy. Bloomberg Legacy was the West
side of Hudson Yards. City.
He created his own city hours legacy to Bloomberg's legacy.
Juliano's legacy was that he made, he made.
He made New York great again, just like Trump makes America
great again. No, you're right.
And it's kind of fun because I remember watching the Batman
movies, the 80s with Michael Keaton in it, you remember and
they showed Gotham City and like that's what people that were not
from New York thought New York look like.
And I don't think it was that far off in some ways in certain
neighbourhoods. And yeah, the legacy was that
that that, you know Giuliani came in and cleaned it up.
Now the the Rep that he gets because they're obviously
smearing him because he associated with.
Trump was that that that policy was inherently racist.
So you've got an immigrant mother, you know, you're a guy
that's out there driving a cab. That's like about the most blue
collar thing you can do in New York City, but you get to see
everything as well. Is that a racist policy from
where you stood? Did it did it make people who
are either black or or Hispanic? Were they less safe because of
those kind of policies? Well, let's, let's, let's be
frank, you, let's see, let's look at the facts.
You know, in terms of race, I mean fucking black, Spanish,
white, whatever, right. You know, you and I know that
you know that 50 or depending on the time, but it's up there 50
to 65% of the time. It's committed by black people,
black men generally. Black victims too, is the other
funny thing because it's like, yeah, who's going to be the
victim of the prime people around you?
Black on black crime. Stop questioning fruit.
Did I gonna go to, you know you're gonna go to where the
crime is. And unfortunately, yeah, the
black man in New York and across the country represents only 8%
of the population. However they create, they they
are responsible for 50 to 65% of the time.
So I never saw it as a race thing and it's putting a race
aside. It's just looking at the fact.
You know, just running down like this is the population set that
we're looking into. Obviously, it's not all 8% of
the black men in the world are doing this sort of thing.
So yeah, so that's the other sad thing.
So you get guys who are decent get smeared.
But an effective policy obviously turned New York City
into a very livable place and then left His policies turned
into the opposite. They've been slowly like doing
on a decline right now. How bad is it got to get in New
York City? You think you got friends still
back there in family? Imagine how long it how bad it's
going to get. There, man.
It's it's a rat race, man. The quality of life still still
terrible unless you're one of that, you know, 1% that lived in
Manhattan on 2nd Ave or whatever.
You know it's just the subway system is is falling.
The party infrastructure is falling apart.
There's no there's no human you know for the love of humanity
one month each other it's it's it's real crap out there and it
won't get any better. And if it does if if we do get
because this mayor Adam Eric Adams, the dope, you know he was
a police commissioner to be tough on crime and he he lied to
the people. You know he's out there.
He's over there in South America, somewhere Central
America on vacation. Please go to the Dominican
Republic too, with the with the Police Department apparently.
Yeah, I think he has a girlfriend that Dominican
Republic, that's why. OK, that makes sense.
Like yellow. That's fine.
Yeah, I think it's not going to get any better.
And if they, if they do pick up another mayor, Giuliani, Oh my
God, it's going to take at least 10 years for it to turn around,
man, It doesn't happen overnight.
I don't think is going to happen overnight.
So I think New York City is the Lost City for now.
I think it's it's certainly, it's certainly on my no go
places of going to live. Listen, you want to hear a quick
story? There in Brooklyn, right where I
lived in, had a tenant, bro. She's on, what, fucking 16
months of not paying me rent, bro?
And I'm still fighting to get her out, man.
Everything falls, just the system is broken. 16 months 1/6.
This is last May. He doesn't pay me rent.
You do the numbers. On top of that, she calls in the
housing preservation department, she damages my unit and then
calls in the housing preservation department to give
me violations on my apartment. Have like 30 violations.
I gotta fix it that she created putting cement in my pipes or
whatever. All this crazy bitch and the top
of it, she's not paying my rent. So it's not.
It's not if you're a landlord, it's not a landlord friendly
city. My, my father in law just sold
his place there and got out of Brooklyn as well.
And now he went down to Florida. Like, even though he's kind of
like a commie, he kind of likes the idea.
Nobody owning property, Very, very cleaning kind of dude, kind
of funny guy. But classic New York move,
right? It's like, oh, I got to abandon
New York, but I'm going to go bring my bad ideas somewhere
else. Unlike you, here's something
else that occurs to me. You lived in the 90s and 2000s
in New York when Trump was not a political candidate.
Talk to me about how people in New York saw Trump before the
presidency. He's been, he's been someone
that's always been in the news in ever since the 80s in New
York City. He was always fun playing news,
but there's no papers. He's anything he touches.
Make money, right. Bad news.
There's no such thing as bad, bad publicity.
But he went through a divorce with his first wife.
But he, you know, people looked up to him.
I mean, everybody looked Oprah Winfrey looked up to everybody
looked up to him. You know, he was in Hollywood.
Everyone loves him. I have a little bias towards him
because, you know, he grew up in Queens and I grew up in Queens
too, after I was, you know, born in Brooklyn.
I grew up in Queensland, so. I used to drive by his house in
Jamaica State once I knew who he was.
Oh, that's Trump House. He doesn't live there anymore.
He lives in the city. But, you know, big beautiful
house with like Georgian pillars on the front, modest home.
I think they made it. They going to make it a museum,
actually. But yeah, he was great, man.
You know, I got into real estate.
I do real estate as well here. I I got into real estate cause I
was in college and I read The Art of the Deal, his first book,
The Art of the Deal, and he inspired me to get into real
estate, which I've been successful for 27 years, 20
years too. So I have a special place in my
heart for him. So you know, of course I voted
for him and I wouldn't vote for him next year.
It's kind of amazing how how much of A slur he's gotten
right. I mean he's gotten just bad
mouth left and right. But like you say he was a guy
that people called. Well on 9/11 he was out there
talking about what they what he saw the the twin towers.
He was a sky out of of New York and it didn't matter political
after I just the minute he jumped into the the Republican
side of things he was suddenly big hate.
So, alright, so you're wearing the hat and you believe in some
of the policies. You voted for the man, but
you've been getting yourself into some trouble.
You move down to Texas, You adopted.
Why did you move to a blue state like San Antonio?
What's that all about? Hello, my sister lived here so I
want to because my little sister.
OK. And and what do you think you
when you first got there, how long you been there, 10 years
you said? Yeah, going on 10 years, yeah.
OK, tell me about how San Antonio has changed in the last
10 years. Well, you know, you know, it's a
lot. There's probably a life is much
better. I can tell you that much.
You know that the price, the cost of living is a lot in a lot
cheaper than expensive people here have generally nice, man.
Like the biggest thing I had to get over coming here was I was
trying to detox from New York. Right.
Was that people would ask you, hey, how you doing?
And they would really want a genuine actor.
They weren't fake about it. So they were like, oh, how are
you doing? I'm like, what was refused to
give me my coffee. I got to go.
It's like you take the New York City.
It's like taking a junkyard dog and taking them for a walk and a
nice part. Comes out at me sometimes.
I don't have patience to these people here, they really blow.
And you know, but they think this week it's a family talk.
Then Antonio is a family town. It's also a military time.
We got three or four major military bases, you know, So I
love, I love San Antonio. It's it's queen.
I love it. And I'm glad I'm here.
I'm glad I'm in Texas because Texas is the last state in the
Union. We lose Texas, we lose country.
So, and you're in a city where that's kind of you, you get to
see a lot of the blue aspects of it, think right.
Mark is the 8 of the 10 council members that are lefty, you
know? They all know me.
I go to the council meetings, you know.
And I, and I don't just stand up for these this immigration
crisis. I've been standing up for
aborting, you know, protesting that here along with all the
other, you know, social. There's a couple other ones.
So you you got Latino heritage and you are apparently you said
you're against abortion, you're against illegal immigration,
you're against all the things that the the leftists have been
out there pushing. Like this is somehow like it's
supposed to be a black and Hispanic issue that we're
supposed to open the borders up and we're supposed to kill the
babies. Can you talk about how that how
you're maybe growing up form some of those opinions?
Yeah yeah I mean they try to boxes into a you know a policy
of a political party because we're a colour of our skin is
ridiculous you know you're you're you're you're kind of
topping from Catholic right most of pitching I'm a hybrid kitchen
hybrid pistol have conflict I told myself a hybrid Christian
but but yeah we have those traditional values we believe
there's who who sectors who genders we believe in in in.
Conception of birth. The baby went against abortion.
There are a lot of people that are you know that stay there
they could and they don't. You know it's not politically
correct to say that. So you know it's sad.
It's sad state where we're losing the fastest release in
this country now it's atheism you know secular is it's the
fact that growing religion in our country which is that.
But as as as a Catholic here and Christian, yeah we we we stand
for a you know secure borders and fiscal responsibility sounds
currency and we don't have any of that.
We don't have any of that. We're going backwards.
If you think about it, in your daily life, you go out, you buy
a cup of coffee, you go to the grocery store.
If you were to walk out of a grocery store line and they hand
you your saying whatever it is, coffee or your food or something
and you would say God bless you at the end of it, how would that
be received where you live? Actually pretty well, yeah.
What if you said that in New York?
What would it look like? They won't.
They won't repeat it back to you
when I came here eight years ago, you funny you say that,
because when I came here, I went to Whataburger, which is like,
you know, McDonald's out there in the East, right, with the
Whataburger. I was, I was in the car the
first night, my sister driving me back to her home.
And in the freaking window of Whataburger here in San Antonio,
it said something, something. God bless you.
I was like, whoa, what is that? It says.
It took me back, man. I was like, wow, I'm in.
I'm in Texas now, but yeah, how many people have told you have a
blessed day? You ever hear that?
I hear it every day, bro. People here still.
You know, Christians are, they're strong here, man.
Just that, you know, we still have those knuckleheads that are
unfortunately the younger crowd that looked like a 3430 and
under, they just being indoctrinated into college and
high schools. And I could see it, you know,
people with the women with the blue hair and the yellow hair
and, you know, earring in their nose like they live in Zimbabwe
Africa or Congo, Africa. And you could fuck those people
on my way. They're nutty.
Where are they from, Where they coming from?
They didn't grow up here. Like, I've got about 10 years on
me, so. And and I grew up mostly, mostly
in Texas. I came here and maybe third
grade, I guess it first came here.
I came from California, so also a refugee.
And so you know, we have that. We had that commonality.
Like I said, my wife from from New York, I'm from California.
We both came from terrible places.
Both became Americans by living here.
I did it a lot earlier. But there's something weird
like, why is it, Why is that? Like, you know, 10 years later,
I I think it would have been weird in my in my childhood.
It was obviously in your childhood.
The tattoos, the hair colouring, the piercings in your face like
that used to be like a punk rock thing.
No, it's mainstream. Women tattooed all over their
body. You know, on their face.
Where did that start happening? God, Kyle, please.
And the men, the men, they like soy boys, you know, like they
saw the younger generation. They don't have any
testosterone. I think it's in the water, like
Alex Jones said. I don't know what's going on
with the man here, but man, it's pretty scary, bro.
It doesn't seem to have affected you.
You're you're just a regular guy.
I'm a regular alpha male, yeah. You eat meat.
Do you eat meat? You're just toxic All every.
Life. Chicken man, I love my chicken
tacos cause you're infected. They gotta eat Taco ohe.
Yeah, for sure. Do you guys have a torches down
there in San Antonio? Yeah, we didn't put these
everywhere now, and that's crazy.
They're good. They're just St Tacos.
They're like street tacos for gringos.
I went to Torchy's back when it was just a when it was just a
little Hut. It was a trailer.
OK, my wife and I, we met in Austin.
Like I said, we came together here and I naturalised her.
She owns guns now. Do you own guns?
Do you own firearms? Did you own any New York?
Yeah, go ahead. You're always packing, bro.
Yeah, you're in the right. You're in the right show for
that. And I haven't.
I haven't been properly. I don't have it in my glove
compartment. I don't have any.
Are you work cabbie? You gotta know.
I have it right here. I put it on the cab.
I couldn't on the gun in New York City.
Come on, man, that's something. My defence was a hammer.
I had a hammer on my feet as a cab driver.
No, you didn't. You got there's like a sig
obersee OK, shot those. Argentina, can you?
I know it. I can.
They they do OK, though. They make a decent firearm
Bursa. I don't hate them.
Right. So you got your piece there
ready to go, and you had to carry a hammer when you lived in
New York City. What is that?
That's. That's your gun.
I mean that's your defensive, your defence, you defensive
mechanism, you know, are they carrying in, What are they carry
in New York City today? So anyway, you know you can't
get a permit. Practically impossible and very
expensive, right? If you live in New York State,
upstate New York, you can own a long gun without any problems.
But I didn't live in upstate New York.
I lived in the five boroughs of New York City.
You can't own guns. They just recently, hopefully
they just changed. I just, I'm just wondering like
you used to carry a hammer that's like a pretty, that's
like a meathead weapon to go after somebody with a hammer.
I can imagine that. I think about the Uber guys,
What are they carrying right now?
They carry extra wallet with more cash just to beg off and
and try to buy their way out of it.
I don't know what the fuck they carry out.
I don't care. I'm not there anymore.
It's their problem. It's it's so sad.
All right, So let's talk about some of the things you said.
Abortion is a problem. Have you protested in front of
abortion clinics ever you ever been?
That you got any concerns that the FBI would look at you for
doing that, what you've been hearing?
I think they already have a file on me.
Well, when they arrested me last week, they got my information.
So, you know, even before last week, I know they gotta follow
me that's, you know, that's that's already given already,
bro. We're at that time.
We're at that stage now turning, bro.
That's wild. I'm gonna have Ryan queue up and
play a video for both of us in the second here because we I was
working on a movie with a guy named Dinesh Dsouza, who you may
have heard of. And OK, so Dinesh made a movie
with us and I was in it. It was called Police State.
We're going to play the trailer in a second here.
Actually, as part of this, I want your reaction to it as
well. You say they've got a file on
you. Could you imagine growing up the
way you did, let's say, 10 years ago and all the way the rest of
your life? Could you imagine like that the
law enforcement have a file on you because you were outside of
abortion clinic? Or that you had a problem with
illegal immigration? Does that even make sense?
We've come to this type of hearing never in my lifetime,
but it is an exciting time to be alive.
Because what the we're living through.
You know, months and years. That won't happen for decades.
That's what's happening now. Real quickly that it's an
exciting time to be alive. As long as you know what your
true North is, you know what's right, what's wrong, what's
good, what's evil. Tell me a little bit more about
that. I've never heard anyone call it
exciting, but I I kind of like your attitude about it.
That sounds fun. Tell me about the exciting time
because of what they've been. What do you see them moving?
They being, let's say that the government what, what?
What is going on that is making it exciting?
Oh, we're we're living in a lifetime where for the last
since World War 2, it's been a very passive time frame where,
you know, you had economic growth, you had prosperity, you
know, you had up and down, but never never to the to the amount
of tyranny and corruption as we have now.
And so I find it exciting because, you know, I'm a
patriot. I love the Constitution, the
Bill of Rights. There's so many people are
starting. I want uneducated about it, but
I wake up every day and then say, you know, what could I do
to? To me it's like a documentation
I gotta rumble account and put everything on my rumble account
and and of course on ex. But I know I want to and I don't
have any children I'm going to single man never married no
kids. But I think sometimes I think
that God had and I could ask God, why did that never get
married when I have any children it's such a blessing to have
that And I think God has a purpose for me.
And this may be that purpose. I'm fighting with that a little
bit but you know going back and forth with But I do think this
is my mandate That guy Gabriel like we we have a plan for our
life. God has a different plan.
I feel like all the time. I'm also Catholic.
You know it was one of my reasons why I ended up leaving
the FBI. And it's it's if you stand up
for principles it doesn't really work out.
They don't really like that, it turns out.
They being whatever the powers that be.
Yeah, yeah, it's very predictable.
So unfortunately, but that's the world we live in, you know, So
you got to, you know, they want to fight.
We'll come and get it because we're going to give them a
fight. Yeah, how about that?
Alright, so so I wanted to give people a taste of who you are as
a person before we talk about the situation.
It's not, there's nothing fair about someone being in the news,
having your name pop as a headline arrested for this
thing. Nobody knows any back story I
wanted. I wanted to get to the back
story 1st and then we're going to talk about your arrest there.
Let Ryan's got to our our police state trailer queued up.
I'm going to have him play the trailer.
I'm going to have you reflect on it.
Then we're going to play your video that got you arrested.
And then I want you to kind of tell us more about that day, if
that sounds good to you. Does that work?
OK, I'm getting Ryan, let's roll that, let's roll the police
state trailer show, do the short one.
We don't need to do the long one, but let's see what this is.
And then we're going to get, we're going to get a reaction
here. Donald Trump and the manager
Republicans. Represent an extremism.
That threatens the very foundations.
Of our Republic. Chief Division Council on DOJ
have approved the no knock for each.
We want the subject to be on display doing the walk of shame,
full visual impact. Any questions?
Are we becoming a police state? Government told American
citizens they couldn't go to church on Sunday.
I've never seen anything like it.
It may be the Russia other people grew up in, but not
Myanmar. FBI war come to the door.
Now there's a heavy banging at my door.
Open up. It's 15 marked units on my
property. I got SWAT in the back of my
house. It took a battering ram to my
door. 6:00 AM I hear. And hear about 6 to 8 military
style. Soldiers with the tallest.
One of them pointing an automatic rifle at my head.
You know the arrest. Warrant.
Shack you out of sleep? Drag you out of your house.
Half clothes refused to give you a warrant?
Ransack your house. Now I'm facing 15 years in
federal prison for doing nothing other than exercising my right
to free speech. No reason to be attacked.
I hope that you remember Matt's name and the role you played in
killing him. How did we give the state this
kind of power? 9/11 changed everything.
We're going to expand the Bureau from law enforcement to domestic
intelligence. Legal shackles are now off, but
used to be Islamic terrorism, that threat is kind of
dissipated. Our focus is shifting, they're
moving through domestic extremists really paints anybody
who's right of centre. What we need is a person to look
at and then we go find out what crime you did if you're a pro
life, pro family Catholic and they define you as radical.
The demand for domestic terrorism vastly outstrips the
supply. When candidate Trump came down
the escalators, the government had a meltdown.
We are going to drain the swamp. See about that you take on the
intelligence community. They have six ways from Sunday
at getting back at you. The Patriot Act and FISA were
used against Donald Trump. Google literally rewrote their
news algorithm based upon what Trump was doing.
So. They could get this guy.
You just take out the word Russia Gate and you put in COVID
Origins. You take out COVID Origins and
you put in Hunter Biden's laptop.
You take that out and you put in January 6th.
It's the replicated play from the Deep State and their
partners in the media. They're not just deep
platforming you. They are trying to throw people
in prison. If they're coming from me,
they're coming for you. These are anti government.
Judge. Violent extremists and they must
be dealt. With.
We can do anything we want. Police State exclusively in
theatres October 23rd and 25th. Tickets sold only on
policestatefilm.net. Fernando, I see you nodding
along. What do you think about all
that? That's pretty powerful.
That's me. Graduations.
You been on the phone with the institute of all his
commentaries are awesome. And I think everyone of them.
What did I think about it? I think it's pretty scary to be
honest. I mean you say you're not scared
that's that's alive. Both.
Did you know we're all human beings.
It's better because it's coming to our doorstep.
Man. The deep state this week.
They like like the document myself.
So it's pretty eerie, you know, working.
And I could see that I could see myself in that not not to boast
by myself. I could see myself.
You know, it's like that and I was last week, but you know.
Doing time like today. Picture that they'll ride him in
gaol 2 years later. When have you later?
Oh, let's let's talk about what got you your your was that your
first tangle with law enforcement that that I saw the
video of the other day. Yeah, it's the first time with
the SPD and any of my actions protests, my people protest, and
theoretically you have a right to do that sort of thing in this
country. Yes, I do.
And yeah, I do. And just be more, be more
specific about, you know, just working as they call it.
I call it the illegal immigration human.
Um, I've been documenting that the date is opened up day one,
me and my party, which is only given data beyond the mask on
their own. Yeah, their social, if you want
to, so people can see it. Thank you, Kyle.
Beyond the map, because it started during the third COVID
math lockdown, right? You know where they told us to
go home and put our fucking mask wherever you go and stores us
Patriots here in San Antonio, We got together and made a group.
You know, Jerry. Tell Miss Darrell April, you
know these are warriors like me that not watch the word warrior,
OK? Because the the deep state that
the police, they will use that against me and the future right
now with this trip. You think we're doing this clip
now they're going to use it again because I just said just
warriors, OK? That's how they operate.
But yeah, beyond the mask, we started not taking the vaccine
not taking the fucking mask. We move forward now with the
immigration. I've been there from day one
documenting this invasion and I got tonnes of clips and images
and since we started filming last July. 2022 OK, tell me
about the invasion. The invasion that's happening
right here before our eyes. I I say it's about 10 million
right now. I know the media says six or
seven, but it's probably because there's so many different
categories of these refugee islands that are coming in along
with the the ones that are coming in where we see every day
through the border of Arizona and New Mexico and Texas which
is the largest board state of the 2000 miles.
There's also. You know the the ones that are
coming that no ones talking about, which is the special
protection refugees for refugee asylum, especially protection
stepless Venezuela. Nicaragua, Cuba and Haiti didn't
know that fiscal year 2023 they already secured into our
interior over 200,000 of those 200,000.
No one talks about that. They actually fly in into into
the airport all across our country with this refugee
asylum. They're not going through the
southern border. They're going in through your
plane into the cities near you. So no one talks about that along
with the migration. Well they're they're they're
they're applying for refugee asylum but they have
professional for you know they're not coming from these
other 100 and. The countries, although we do
see a lot of Venezuelans there at the centre, there's also
programme where they where they actually apply, but when they
apply they actually get to fly in through every any city in the
country like you know, New York, Chicago, I would imagine of the
big part. You know the the reason I say
that, bro, is because I've been watching, I've been binge
watching the Centre for Immigration Services, CIS.
It's on YouTube. I just realised they they had
these great videos like this last week.
I've been missing out for the whole year.
So the Centre for Immigration Studies, The Centre for
Immigration Studies. The rebels watching it needs to
go on there because it's the same.
I'm watching the YouTube videos. They're getting 20 views, 50
views. This would be 2 million views on
these guys. They're a great study, not for
profit organisation, but they inform you.
And I've learned so much just by watching that which, that, that,
that, that, that that I just gave you.
I just learned three days ago and there and there are a think
tank I think, Is that right the the Centre for Immigration
Studies? Yeah.
March something, March something.
Is the the guy who brought it up.
OK, for years because I can go on.
But I had a YouTube back in 2013 when Obama was president, and
you know that surge of the deferred act didn't children.
Amendment. You know, with DACA and those
are kids that came here in the 90s, they already, you know,
they probably already grandfathered by now.
But yeah, but that's a great site, man.
I recommend it highly so. You're out there educating
yourself. You're watching nonprofits.
You're watching some of these videos that are available.
You're you're looking up and what did you find out what's
happening in San Antonio in your backyard that made you kind of
get active? With the illegal immigration,
Yes Sir. Yeah, man.
I mean, hell, I've been fighting this fight since I was in New
York. Like I said, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a
true refugee asylum seeker from New York.
I escaped New York to come to Texas, right?
Yeah, seriously bro. And I I did not.
I do not want to see what happened.
What happened to my town happened here, man.
That's why I'm so passionate about it.
I didn't recognise my child when I left, which was Jackson
Heights Corona, Queens, NY. And anyone who knows New York
City knows about Jackson Heights Corona, Queens with my family
grew up, you know where I grew up as a young man too.
So I didn't recognise that my I got, I got video of it on my
YouTube. US Border Patrol was my channel
and I with my camera. This is 10 years ago, going down
the Boulevard saying, look, this is like a third world country,
the sidewalk, the full of vendors.
With chaos just like it is now. So, so I don't want that
happening here. So I I took on my my iPhone.
I got a bullhorn. I, you know, I wear my red cap
and I go start commenting talking to these people because
they speak Spanish. So I'm able to communicate
what's your story? Everybody has a story you know
it's great. It's great content if you, if
you if you can grab it, man. So you know, you know that's
what I do. So is a little different.
Yeah, let's be a little different.
What are some of the stories that you're and we're gonna get
into? Exactly.
You know how you found yourself on the wrong side of the law.
Allegedly, Williston, You know, from people I interview, you
know, as I meet with Katie. Characters that have met some
real nice people you know meet people you know did the Common
Core I get is like the common response I get from them is so
they tell them the situation and why I'm documenting my opinion
and they all came in the same answer where you know, well we
know America is a country of immigrants.
You know as a Christian is a member Jesus with the one throw
one loaf of bread and one fish and he made him multiply that's
kind of did I get all the time with these people so that they
have some pepper righteousness growth you know somebody in my
humble like I'm sorry I can't hear you legal they know they're
illegal. They know they're not looking
for refugee asylum. They come here for the same
words they use on on my hard futuro, which means a better
future, right? My hope for hello that does not
qualify for refugee asylum. You know that.
Tell them that they look at me like I have 3 eyeballs.
Well then why? Why am I here?
They they fight thinking they know they're playing a system
which is against which is a felony by the way the federal
felony on the application. So I hear different stories.
I heard one guy you know talking about his beautiful habit on on
tape beautiful young girls and his wife.
The Mexican police are the worst out of all the countries going
up from Panama up. Mexican state police are the
work. They steal you.
They're still rob you. They'll hurt you and they'll
they'll rape the women. This this guy told me that the
they believe made him undressed his wife and bend over, you
know, and they would like you know, getting off on that or
whatever. But almost every Venezuelan
production status for the Mexican state police is the
worst. And that's something.
Yeah, you, you mentioned something about asylum and kind
of the the misuse of the words. You grew up in the 70s.
I grew up in the 80s. I remember those as a kid, you
know, we had people that came into this country and sought
asylum. They'd fly in on like a big 28
right from the Russians, and they would land on an Air Force
Base and they would say, I'm claiming asylum.
Like if I go home, they'll kill me, right?
Like that was asylum that the government wants to kill you.
But these people are just looking for a better future.
But you can't have 150 countries, people from 150
country coming and they're all saying that it's the refugee
asylum. Hello.
There is no civil war going on in those countries.
There's no genocide going on. So boosted, you know, yes, they
clean Socialism and communism dictated that.
But we have 8 billion people on the planet with what are we
supposed to let them open the door for 8 billion people?
No, we can't do that. So they're playing the system
and it really comes down to the United Nations.
If you want to go granular on me, you know, it's all the
United Nations and the compact, global compact of immigration.
That's that's that's the common denominator of all that good.
Interesting. Do they expect that you're going
to be sympathetic to their story because you speak Spanish with
them? Don't know what they expect.
When I when I talk to them and interview them, you know, you
know they just did in there and waiting there in limbo.
Actually when I talked to him, I don't see pathetic.
Some of them will get angry because I think when I'm there
that someone tells them that you know he's there he's against
your guys he's like trying to agitate you.
So they clam up. Once that word gets around by
the NGO. I think the NGO's are starting
to when they could process in. I think the NGO's are telling
them do not talk to people outside with Cameron because
I've seen that that they there's a lot of when I go there every
the faces are different every time I go because they've been
processed. But now they they when they see
me, they kind of clam up and I think it's the end.
No, don't not talk to me. How interesting.
What about the the folks that you're you're walking up
described the scene as you walk in and we'll show the video of,
you know, before you got arrested the other day, but
like, what are you walking into and and what do you usually see
and who's out there and what's the protest, all that kind of
stuff. So yeah, this centre holds 700
illegals, OK? They're processing about 1000 a
day. You got people actually sitting
outside in in pairs and picnic tables sleeping on the floor
outside the perimeter of the complex.
I got a video of that, you know, sleeping on dirt because the
paper full, full, it just doesn't hold enough people and
they're not processing quickly enough.
Not only that, bro, but Kyle, that's a welcome centre.
You know what a welcome centre is?
You go to the tourist welcome centre in any town you go there
to. Pick up some passwords and go.
These people are sitting there because they have nowhere to go
and they have no sponsors. They have no next in, They have
no money. So yeah, you have people
sleeping in the in, in outside the perimeter of the building.
People are free to come and go. They walk in the streets of San
Antonio. These are unvetted people that
are walking the streets, the streets.
There's a subdivision right across the the.
In the backyard of that centre, you know.
So depends on how they're how do they get into the Welcome
Centre, what's transporting them there?
Oh, you got the buses that are coming in through a private
vendors? OK.
Yeah, they got contracts with the with the government.
These are coach buses that fits 60 people in the each coach bus
and it's it's a 24 hour seven day operation bro.
They're coming in from Eagle Pass, Rio Grande and maybe
Laredo, like might be correct, but yeah, they come in.
So they're coming in from all over the Rio Grande Valley.
They're getting busted in by these, I guess they're NGO's
that are running the buses. That sound right?
And they're coming. And who runs the welcome
facility? Is that the city of San Antonio
or is that federal? So the building was purchased
three years ago by a special friend of the mayor.
Yeah and I forgot what country he was from, but he got it off
sweetheart deal and then he turns around and leases it to
the city of New York, City of San Antonio.
And so it's privately owned building not a city owned
building they they sub leasing it and so.
So it it has a big parking lot and they we restructured the
interior. They added showers in in in the
in the in the facility. I hear reports sometimes they
don't work but hear reports that they're they're commingling
children with the military age men and you know I hear stories
that some of them get booted out some of these men because you
know they're trying funny stuff sexually harassing the children.
So it's not a good sight, man. And you said that they're
they're they're free to go wherever they want.
They're being processed by is it, is it federal officials that
are processing the mayor in the in?
The question the NGO that's processing is called Endeavours.
OK, I've heard of. That the Catholic Charities,
yeah. Endeavours is a non for profit
faith based organisation founded here in San Antonio and did my
research on them. It's about 12:00.
Lutheran and Presbyterian Methodist churches, they started
taking federal money grant when they opened up a new division
for migrant crisis in 2013. Before that they were helping
veterans and homeless and those things like that, right.
So they've been on the take for at least 10 years now.
So they're running the show, these NGO's, and I got them on
tape too, you know, they're arguing with me on at the gate,
you know, but they are, they are part of the aiding and abetting
of illegal, which is a crime. So that those are the players.
When we get finished here, people are going to want to go
see some of this footage. Where can they go see your
videos? You said you got to Rumble
Channel, so where would they? Go Yeah, Rumble is my name.
Hernando RC Just like you see down there on my It should be
some type of title there. And I'm on X Hernando Arc.
I've been doctor ready. So I'm like, I'm not scared to
put my real name. I'm not gonna go.
Hernando Patriot. Whatever.
But I've been toxic already. So you can come in.
You can come and try to, you know, hurt me and make me lose
my job. I don't care.
Yeah, come and come and get it. So yeah, that's where you can
follow me. And let me spell your last name
for people, because we have an audio podcast as well and people
listen to this, so they they're going to hear it's ARCE,
pronounced RC. But spelled ARCE, RC, yes.
Foot Last name. My first name is Hernando.
Yep. And Hernandez.
So Hernando RC, now you guys can spell it out.
You can find it on X if you want to find it on X Twitter, you
want to find it on Rumble. That's where you go look and see
some of these videos. And I saw some of your stuff.
You're not you're not aggressively confrontational.
You got people that are supporting you in the streets.
You're not making trouble. Doesn't look like, but you have
to kind of a fun little run in a couple of days ago.
Before we go into that. So.
Documenting these people I I don't I haven't seen anyone
document the paperwork that they received.
These illegals when they're at the border, right.
They've been processed. There's a day or two to get
processed at that border which is called Mission Mission
Mission Border Hope or something, right?
Or another NGO out there in Eagle Pass which is the main 1
Eagle Pass. They're real and also they're
real. So they get these yellow
envelopes. I'm sure you've seen them right?
These yellow envelopes. I asked these people because
sometimes I'm wearing a Border Patrol hat and they coming out
the gate because they. Free to go every day.
So I say, what do you got it? Let me see your paperwork.
You know, so, you know, they're, they're submissive.
They'll pull out the paperwork. And I read it.
So I got a couple of videos where I actually read page by
page, every part of those documents that they received,
they're actually arrested. You know they're on parole.
Parolees into the country, right?
Same as the Afghans were. Exactly.
So there's nowhere in those documents to say refugee asylum.
That comes later if you can get, if you can get to that stage.
But it says their parole. They have another date of
appearance for court. For immigration court through
ICE. Violations of our immigration.
Law. Very good.
Well, a lot of people don't understand this.
They don't know what's in those documents.
So I took the courage enough to go in and make them pull it out
and I read every page and it's on my ex account.
So go look, go look for it. It's it's a fascinating how what
the report what those documents read, you know?
That they had that that they could be deported after they see
that judge. You know, I don't know what's
going on with those judges I at I you know they all just, you
know stamping them to go and then you know go into the
interior and stay out there until they officially apply for
a refugee asylum. Most of them are most of them
don't even show up in court. 90% don't show up at court.
That's right there in the they're in the saddles forever,
brother. 10 million already? You know, I'll let people know
that they can check out. We did a video with Aaron
Stevenson, who is a whistleblower coming out.
DHS has handles called out DHS. You guys may see him.
The video was called, Who did we let in?
We talked about the Afghan crisis and the people that we
brought in there, which was obviously a big problem.
But on top of that, what he mentioned to me was, is the
immigration judges are actually pretty good, what they call
administrative judges. They do a pretty good job of
throwing people out. They about 80% of them get
denied. But what they're trying to do at
DHS is actually trying to do right now is reverse the process
so that these officials that are administrative officials within
the agency get to make the call and not a judge.
And they have about an 80% approval rate.
So they're trying to flip it from kicking 80% of the people
out that show up. To keeping 80% of the people and
you can tell that's just a complete flip on its head.
People can check that out. You might want to see that as
well. But Aaron Stevens is a great
resource for the stuff and that's what they're hoping is
going to happen. These administrative judges
actually do a decent job. They just take forever because
the backlog is so big. And of course they're
overwhelmed as well. You said 10 million people.
I want you to do kind of a quick thought.
Everybody kind of agrees. Do you have any idea how much
money is involved in being transported to the United States
for the for the cartels of the coyotes, what they're getting in
payment? Do you have a sense of what that
number? Is.
I speak to these migrants about that, you know, I spoke to 1
Mexican lady with three kids who came into the bar.
And how much did you pay the cards out?
She said nothing. I said why, because I'm Mexican.
They actually gave her a pass because she goes Mexican.
Oh, wow. Yeah, the Mexicans, that they
had an exclusivity on this border for 100 years, so they're
so jealous. They're jealous right now.
The Mexican illegals like like, you know that that was their
thing, right now they getting bombarded by 160 countries.
So, right, they're jealous. But no, I speak to these
Venezuelans and I, you know, I've gotten $2000 from $2200.
I said how do you just pay $200.00?
The cartel, they said because I I came already.
I was already at the border. And I was just at at the river,
so you know, they're gonna hit me for $2000.
They just hit him for $200.00. Interesting.
Yeah, it depends on what part of town you know what, how far you
coming in. So they could be anywhere from
200 to 2000. We've heard numbers as much as
10 or 20,000 if there's going to be children smuggled.
Some of those are probably indentured servants.
I'm sure they give a big high dollar.
They didn't. They didn't negotiate.
Well, right? The big numbers is from what I
hear Venezuelans telling me, because they say, yeah, get I
got Chinese and I got all these Arabs coming up from the from
the jungle of Panama, the Durango.
Darien Gap and I said, well how come I don't see, cause I don't
see any Chinese any. I always see as Venezuelans and
Central America is at the centre.
I said, well I haven't seen one Chinese here bro.
I see Asians and he says no, no, they they're taken through a
different way, man. The cartels have taken maybe
somebody and they pay a lot more money.
They pay $10,000 per head for Chinese or something like that,
he was telling me. So there's there's something
going on with. I don't see any Chinese in my
centre man. And we know they coming in and
and these Arabs, they caught an Arab Iranian just the day I was
there. I was there yesterday.
One day I was at the Eagle Pass. That morning they caught it.
Freaking Iranian. High High priority suspect.
Yeah. And if people listen to our
interview with and they're gonna find out too that these numbers
are actually capped, like our our watch list doesn't have an
infinite number of spaces on it. So at some point we stopped
tracking these people. Major, major concerns.
You're out there doing the good work of videoing these people,
trying to just get kind of like some eyes on a citizen
journalist, which so many people are doing.
You said you think that's mission.
Can you set up the clip We're going to show the video that I
saw on on Twitter of you getting taken into custody by someone
who must be very proud of himself?
Maybe set up the scenario what you were filming that day and
and what the interactions had been like earlier before that
moment. OK, OK, Kyle.
Well, it was your typical brisk day for the NGO's where you had.
You know, hundreds of people outside and typical day, you
know, and and I'm just there filming.
I was by myself, which is not very common.
Usually I have someone watching my 6:00, but I was there by
myself and I noticed like this this, this bus I have never seen
before. Usually I noticed the buses.
It's the same buses, right, Same contractors.
This one had like it was more like a state prison bus and it
had like prison bars on the window.
So that caught me off guard. And then when I saw the driver,
he had like a like a military uniform, like it wasn't CHP
Border Patrol, it was it looked something different.
So. And had an Insignia on the on
the driver side, on his on his sleeve.
So I tried to get a better view of it, take a snapshot of what
it is so I can go do my research on it.
So I had actually walked in like 10 feet into the parking lot
there, you know, and and and thinking that no one's going to
see me because the police are on the other side, right?
Is there a gate in the parking lot?
What is the divider between the park and the rest of the world?
This fucking open, man. It's open 24 hours.
There's no gate. There's no, you know.
You could drive in there if you wanted, right?
And do it you. Gotta stop sign.
There's no Do not enter. There's no Trespassing signs,
nothing. That's.
OK, alright. So that's the setup and so you
do this video, Can we show the video?
Is that going to make sense and you're going to talk about it?
Yeah, I took the snapshot and I walked back out, not knowing
that the police was following me.
And then I said there was a pickup truck there, some bunch
of gringos saying what's going on in there, man?
And I said, yo, these are illegal immigrants, man.
And that's when the police, you know, police arrives.
OK, let's roll this clip so people can see with their own
eyes and what it is they'll they'll be able to assess how
reasonable. But I saw the same thing you
just described, so go ahead and run that one if you're ready.
Bus that looks like Border Patrol.
Yeah, like his signature. It's.
C&S secures calluses. CS emblem there.
What is on his sleeve? It's like a security.
I don't know what that is. Look into that.
Oh. Sing.
Yes, Sir. These are called illegal
immigrants, Ohe Yeah, yeah, there's there's hundreds of
thousands of them. Well, excuse me Sir.
Ohe he's a he's a there buddy. I just started.
I don't need ID. You're just criminally trespass,
all. I did it alright.
I didn't. Ohe Yeah.
What are you doing? Guys arrested me.
Hold on. Easy on my my resistance around.
I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting.
Officer Turner. He must be really proud of
himself. So he went straight from zero to
get your hands behind your back and put you into an armbar.
Tell me about that. What did that feel like?
That. You know, the irony was, if you
look carefully at that video, I was wearing a San Antonio Police
Department shirt. SAP district, you know and they
saw me wearing it because I was filming the whole day there.
They saw my they were looking at my signing my my my emblem here,
my shirt said SAPD So they they would know I'm pro police.
That's the first thing. That was the first day I wore
that shirt. So that that shirt brought me
bad luck with good luck whatever.
However you want to see it there, right there you can see
it's a it's a like a black it's a grey flannel.
Yeah, of course I want my red my red cap.
I was shocked that you know listen I know the laws, bro.
If I'm going to be trespassing, I need to be told that the owner
or the least the the the tenant has to complain to the police
officer. And and tell them, tell them
that I want them trespassed. You know, the police cannot make
that decision for themselves, number one.
Number two, they have to give you a warning.
I wasn't even given a warning. And so this is all you know?
So it was bullshit, man. And when you called.
Were you charged with something, or did they simply just take you
into custody and release you? So when he arrested me, he was
hurting me, man. I was shocked, you know?
Listen, I gotta. I'm holding an American flag,
for God's sakes. I got one.
Listen, I I'm holding an American flag.
I'm holding my fucking camera. I still would, I would say, was
still able to get the footage. I like those apples.
OK, so kudos to me now. What was the question?
Yeah, you know, it's just. That's the fuck, man.
They they brought you into custody, but did they end up
charging or are you facing charges for that or did they end
up dropping and releasing you? So they took my freedom away.
They handcuffed me. They they, they hurt me,
handcuffing, they, they took me into the tent.
They they they detained me, asking me questions.
They have all my public, my private information.
So now they know where I live. They know my name.
So I'm sure they're going to use that in future.
So they give you a Miranda warning.
Did they tell you that Miranda rights?
They did not give me my Miranda rights.
I don't even know if they if they their cameras on.
I'm going to go and and and file a report and get to the to the
department and make a complaint and I'm going to ask for the
five. For the footage, what do you
call that? Yeah, the body, that footage.
Yeah, Freedom of Information act, right.
Body Cam. So I'm gonna work on that if
they had it. I don't think I didn't see the
red blinking thing, so I don't think he had it on.
So yeah, to answer your question, Kyle.
They they had a little pow wow after they had me in handcuffs.
You know they were asking me questions and shit.
So after 10, after about 20 minutes, they said OK Sir, stand
up. You know, they you know we're
releasing you and and this is a warning not to do that again,
blah blah blah. You know man, cops planning what
they did and they let me go. I was not charged, officially
charged. Her fingerprinted nothing like.
That and no ticket, no citations.
And they didn't give you a Miranda warning, but they were
asking you questions. Were those questions about what
you were doing there or were they simply your identifiers?
Yeah, they were asking like, you know, you I seen you before,
man. You know, you do this a lot.
Yeah Like you know things are that general questions that they
also about which I thought was funny when they ran my licence
and everything because I gave them my information my date of
birth and all that shit. So I see you have a commercial
driver licence CDL. I said yeah he goes you what are
your truck driver. I said I work in commercial
didn't get into details because you know you if you if you get
if you get summers or arrested or whatever it's going to affect
your job. You know that right.
You know you're going to have points or whatever on your on
your licence man. You can, you know, can affect
your job. So that that was a form of
intimidating me in a way too, you know.
So yeah, the officers name is Officer Robliss.
I don't have a his ID number, badge number, but his officer
role players the tyrannical cop. Yeah.
And and that seemed really fast to escalate from that.
Having seen you've seen law enforcement interactions your
whole life, did this surprise you how quickly he came at you?
He came out of nowhere. He was, you know, he came home
my back. So I didn't see my six, that he
was coming up behind me. And he asked me for my idea.
I'm like, I know the law. I don't give him my ID on this
crime. Right.
Like, what are you talking about?
The criminal trespassing. Really.
Bullshit is a form of intimidation.
It's also informed form of trying to find out who we were.
I mean, you know, we park our car across the parking lot, but
I think it was a form of trying to find out, OK, who because I'm
one of the major players there, you know, in the group that I'm
in, Beyond the Mask, I'm one of the major organisers there.
So I think it was a way of getting Intel on me and my
group. And were there other police
officers that were back in his play that seemed like they
thought he was being reasonable or they worried?
Do you think the officers that were there, they were changing
their shift. So they were, you know, to be
honest, it was one cop, younger cop, man.
I've never seen him there before.
The first time I saw him there, he had my flag on my phone and
you know, he kind of mumbled to me real quietly when I was
getting released, goes dude, man, I don't know, he said I'm
on your side or he said we're we're on your side or something
like that. So that's, you know, give him
kudos for that. But you know, most of the guys
there are bad cops, man. So fucking there's another
Sergeant there told dude Mexican.
I have film. I have footage where he's
telling me because I'm filming him taking out the illegals off
the street because it doesn't look bad.
Because when I show up they start moving all these illegals
on the sidewalk and the dirt and say get out, get out of here and
move it, move to a different area cause they don't want it.
That film get into the mayor cause it'll embarrass the mayor
and the chief. So one time I'm filming, right?
And he's telling me what the fuck off, Get off the ground,
off the dirt, off the trees. And I said and I said this, he's
doing this because I'm here. He turns around and said no, you
doing this because you want views on your YouTube channel.
I said no, I'm not. And then he says and look at
you, you're carrying a open, carrying your gun on my waist
because I carry because those guys are criminals.
All these people there, most of criminals.
So I got to protect myself, these illegals.
So he's. Texas you can.
Yeah, Texas you can. You can open because you're an
idiot. Call me an idiot for open
carrying my gun. This guy had 30 years in the
force. This is a police officer that is
open carrying a gun as well. Yeah, he's he's open carry,
right? Is he an idiot?
He's a he's well, he's a he's a dirty cop, said that much.
So he's, you know, it's like. They know your face.
Do you think they were trying to get Intel on you and your group
and they think that what you're doing is looking bad?
Do you think any of them have any shame about what was going
on there? Did anyone seem like they were?
Any of the normal guys, you see, I have no shame.
The police, you know, when they released me, I got my flag and
went back out and I started chanting, lady better thought,
Lee, better that all these Venezuelans, you know, I think
they'll be right behind me for liberty, you know, And they
would just they would they they they were, they weren't chanting
with me. They were like shocked.
They were shocked. And I said, yeah, man, these
fucking police officers they work with, they work with the
Venezuelan president Maduro. Maduro told me, told him to go
and arrest me. Yes, I was playing with them and
I was just joking with them. But they they thought that was
funny. But no, it's like there's so
many stories when I go there, man, this is incredible.
And every day is different. Every day is different, bro.
So it's it's it's kind of like you know, interesting.
So so that's that's what happened in the you know, I'm
just disappointed in that I live in San Antonio which is a
military city, Kyle. And I'm like where where are
where are the where are the Cowboys with the white hat, man
that's why I came to Texas. You know where is that that
Texas culture of not in my backyard.
Come and take it man. You know Anthony Guru, Do you
know Anthony Guru, these journalists, that's always at
the border. OK, so he was there with me at a
protest. We had a big protest.
We're gonna have a bigger protest November.
Maybe I could give you a shout out on that with Ryan.
Right? Thank.
Thank you, Ryan Mata. And he was there and he said
something that really stuck to me.
He says that the the comment ticket bumper still the come and
take it slogan that we have in Texas, which means come and take
the gun, right. He says, yeah, that's the right
there. Don't tread on me kind of thing.
He said that's that's become a bumper sticker, man.
It's become a bumper sticker. Where are the men?
Where are the where the Christian media stand up to his
tyranny? Nowhere.
You know, there's only a handful of us in our group and I know
there's millions around the country, but in Texas, man,
Texas is letting me down, bro. So kudos too.
I think he grew for saying that because that's so true, man.
So what I say is I just tell these people to it.
What was watching this, man? I'm just a regular dude.
You know, I I drive, you know, for a living.
This is my my company emblem right there, man.
But you need to just get off the fucking lazy chair, you know,
put the burrito down like I say and stop drinking the fun
lighting and start taking some action, man.
I know today is the cowboy game tonight there's a Dallas Cowboys
are playing tonight. You know these people have these
men have they know the stats in the back of their half of these
cowboy games but they don't even know they're they're they're
they're the Bill of Rights and you know they're more excited
about a game. But meanwhile, come and take it.
DC legals are fucking taking it, man.
They're taking it from you right there watching this shit.
So you need to start taking some action now.
Peaceful. Action.
That's a that's a solid, a solid pitch.
Let me ask you this, are they going to keep you away or have
they scared you off? Are you done reporting?
No, they didn't mention that, You know, no, I'm not done
reporting. I actually want to go there
right now to some footage stopping me, man.
That's made us stronger, man, than this.
I I have nothing. I have nothing to lose, bro.
Nothing else, you know? Want to lose anything.
But I can't understand. People have family, wife, kids.
I don't have any of them, you know?
You want to put me in the gulag. Go ahead, man.
Join AJ Sixers. Fuck it.
Do whatever I gotta do. Just preserve our country to
conserve our Constitution. Conserve our country.
Although right now it's not looking too well, man.
But as a man of faith, you and I, you know, we believe that
there's a higher power and that we will be victorious at the
end. That's that's what keeps me
going. Yeah, nobody says we have to win
right now, do they? So long.
It's a long, long game. Tell people again where they can
follow you, where they can connect with you.
I know some people probably gonna want to come out and see
what you're about. They're going to go out there
and watch your six sometimes. So how can people make that
connection again? We'll do.
We'll plug all those socials again.
I appreciate that. I appreciate that.
Listen, this is the 21st century Battle of the Alamo.
I live in San Antonio, home of the Alamo.
Well, guess what? As those men 187 years ago,
those David Crockett, William Travis and the Bowies, they 200
people, including women, who are up against 3000 military and of
the general's Santa Rosa, Santa Santa Rosa, Santa Santa Ana.
Santa Ana, right. Thank you.
You know they they fought that battle.
They lost that battle, but we won the war.
This is the 21st century of that Alamo, man.
So where are where are today's crockets and Travis and bowies I
asked you, this is a tall to all you men to stand up, man.
And women too. Our group has some amazing
women, bro. They don't even need bullhorns,
bro. They have fucking loud, man.
So we, you know, we need to men and women to stand up, man.
This is the 21st century Alamo. Because in that time they were
fighting for their sovereignty. It was a solidity of Texas.
But now we're we're we're fighting that same sovereignty
and national sovereignty not just for Texas but for the
country the United States of America.
So this is your time. Will you you know will you stand
up or not man. So you could catch myself on.
X Endorsee Rumble and Fernando RC.
Thank you guys for the opportunity.
Yeah. It's my pleasure.
Thanks so much for coming on folks.
Those are gonna all be in the the description of the video.
So you'll be able to find them on the channel here.
We'll tag you on the on the release on there when this when
this video goes live and and be safe, man.
I appreciate what you're saying. I think that that attitude it's
it's really important right now that I always tell people like
no one's coming to save us. It's up to us and and I
appreciate that you're a man who's who's out there doing that
thing. You're going out those videos
staying, staying peaceful and and giving people the
information. See, I'm wearing a Trump, but I
did not mention what Trump one moment in this whole interview.
Not about. Trump.
Except when I asked you, which is totally fair.
Totally fair, Yeah. Alright Trump, man.
He did have the lowest amount of illegals coming in through our
borders in his tenure. But this is much bigger than
just Trump, man. He's not something to save you
either. He's not coming to save anybody
either. That's exactly right.
He's got a lot of problems right now.
Hernando RC, thanks so much for joining me today.
I appreciate all the time you've given us, and I look forward to
seeing some of this reporting. I'm going to start following
your Rumble channel right now. Thank you.
Thank you for the opportunity. Alright, brother.
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