PUBLIC SERVANT SNEAKS & SNITCHES GET WRECKED !! CDA IDAHO - First Amendment Audit - Amagansett Press 

Yes he was. Wished Jason would have been a bit nicer to him.

@@vin8531 You could tell he was in between a rock and a hard spot lol... When Jason said he needed to go back in so he didn't have the illusion of being chased off he said "I understand, I just wish it wasn't at my job" or something along those lines

@@helpabrothawithasubisaiah5316 Definitely. I really felt sorry for him. He was such a nice guy trying to please Jason , and by not getting in trouble with his boss. People that wanted him to stand up to his boss , are idiots. I’m quite sure , they are sheep at their jobs

Correct 👍

@@vin8531 the fact Jason put him on the thumbnail was kinda mean

yea you can tell he is quite shy lol

lol, I am in new york,

@@johncayden8796 youre making it seem like the guy was incorrect

I also have a feeling he thinks this world is fked. And that people are entirely too sensitive. Based on him almost saying just that, and admitting he was on the job. Something tells me if these two meet in a bar, they really would have an awesome conversation.

security *Guy

He did seem stuck between 2 bosses, customers, and what he knew was right. I think he's genuinely a good dude too

I felt bad for him, too. Sucks to be stuck in that situation but he came out like a champ in the end. Good up on you, Aaron.

Big mans in the wrong job

Despite the conversation and his statement, he's definitely one of those "I'm just doing my job" guys. Pretty level headed and reasonable guy though.

"You just want to be arguetive" What? Not a word...

A little bit defensive but cant be helped given the situation he was in. By far a much more respectful tone

I don't know. He did seem like a nice guy but he did the wrong thing by following incorrect directions. The police back each other repeatedly even when they know better! At what point do we take a stand for what is right? He could have googled the information for God's sake. "If you don't take a stand then you fall you anything". He was a pleasant security guard and none confrontational but at the end of the day was he correct with his directions? Maybe he will be next time 🤷‍♀️

Lovely building, recently renovated, with no interview rooms?.. And come their first climate change forest fire it will be ashes with all those lovely trees around it...

He has a dope beard too lol.

He could have googled the law 🤷‍♀️ We can't follow incorrect orders that violate peoples rights. He was a very gentle soul but he's in a position of authority and he needs to fine-tune his responsibilities and not just follow orders that aren't legal

agreed. calm and easy.

And Aaron will be even more knowledgeable about the Constitution and Laws because "he's a good man".

Aaron is a stand-up guy! He's stuck between a rock and a dumb boss, though.

I think by how timid he is, he is put in the middle and as the scapegoat working for them, especially by that one guy behind the counter who tried to scapegoat AP

Aaron was the most professional person in that entire building.

Aaron is a gcool guy. It's always the citizens with vaginas making trouble.

The entire problem is they did not let security do his job. Female authoritarians days are OVER.

@symo they get mine simply for being alpha soul's, with pioneer hearts.

Against his will? Is he on work release?

That's the system for you, molding and coercing people into Nazis.

He is choosing to act that way , plenty of jobs out there if one is willing to work

@@sethrogers5083 exactly ! He can go work for a collections agency

So you saying that it's okay for him to violate my Constitution right to keep a job

How is he the star of the audit. He’s a complete clown who isn’t aware of what’s the law and he also has been told several times what’s legal, yet he still has a hard time figuring out the right thing to do. It’s actually pathetic.

Definitely was the star of the show!

@@gerrys1828 He's a security guard, not a law enforcement officer. He kept everything cool and cordial the entire time which I bet is something you struggle with. It's ok, none of us are perfect even though you must think you are.

@@gerrys1828 He was there doing his Pinche job, He seems like a good person

he is he is calm he can and will hear to explenation and he is friendly and that for so i see small sellerie

promoted to what? he's a security guard lmao....

@@bofasofa9399 president?

What are you talking about. He’s clearly not cut out for this job. He would be happy to throw them out in a blink and not even think twice about if what he did was right or wrong. Just another muppet being a feelings officer.

@@mikebrown2274 I agree Mike I think the security guard did a fine job

Security guard was jammed. He is stuck at a low paying job he probably is bored silly with and trying to appease fragile managers. The idiot behind the plexiglass at the end was truly ignorant. Cops tell them flat out they are doing nothing wrong but they still try to act like they have committed some heinous act. Booo hooo

I think the security guard was uninformed, but he didn't have an ego problem. He really seemed to do the best he could - which is probably one of the reasons that the cops didn't show up. The guard was honest about what was occurring rather than lying to the cops - which is the problem we see in many videos.

@@BoomBubbleBustRepeat: "He is stuck at a low paying job he probably is bored silly with and trying to appease fragile managers."

He didn't seem nervous to me at all. Just a chill person a good guy

"You can't be in here, its a violation of HIPPA." Hi, table for two. No problem, I'll get you to your table, but first, show me your vaccine passport???

@@amitmadan496 ROTFLMFAO!!!

@@shaystern2453 Then they never had Hippa training. It specifically says it’s not the public it’s their responsibility to keep medical information secured and if the public sees it then they get in trouble not the public. The workers should know from training that they have to be Hippa compliant not us.

@@amitmadan496 The right to film in a public building is not the same as choosing to eat in a restaurant. Keep crying though.

They do not know it. I am a doctor in real life, I don’t play one on tv, and it floors me ( not really) that professionals have no idea the context and legal responsibility of HIPPA. And when you don’t know the truth what’s the next best thing???? Make it up and hope the other person doesn’t know the truth.

Glad someone else noticed the similarities

@@ThaLouDawg ♠️ 🤘🏻🤘🏻

That's hilarious.. I went back to review him again and ya he does look like Lemmy

OMG😅

Its funny a coward like AG has the muster to speak up to the security here

@@rolandsmith2555 How many times have you intensionally gone out to piss off a cop or other douchebag you know is predisposed to violence, especially one that is known to carry weapons?

This happened beforehand apparently.

*_NO_* COPS love First Amendment auditors. They all, every one, either hate what auditors do, or are afraid of being sued by them.

@@xenaguy01 thats likely why they didn't show up... they didn't want to give that guy multiple examples for lawsuits

I can listen to him reason his points in a sane and reasonable way.

You mean his big mouth that doesn't stop talking?

Also, they are being recorded by many cealing cameras. 😅

and do they realize they go home and type in their credit card information and address into websites all over the internet... lol

.....hold your breath

Agree 👍

@Matt Schutter Aaron seems like a chill dude who just got educated by Jason. No need to hate on Aaron. Some people just need a little education on 1st amendment audits. Quit being a douche.

I lived right there where they are at in cda for a long time and grew up in idaho and you're so correct.

you guys stole some good land from the natives

Thank you for coming to Coeur dAlene famous for violating civil rights! Please come back!

Annunciate is a cross between articulate and enunciate right?

That's what I'm saying....I had to try doing some silent audits because I run out of things to say or they try to get me all tongue tied. 🤣🤣🤣

*articulate

Weird, conservative states love to trample the constitution and civil rights. It's weird to me to think that moving to a more rural, more conservative state would fix that.

@Desi O You make great points, but I have a question that you might be able to answer... What is your opinion on this: When the SHTF (and it's coming) do you think that "our" Military will actually honor their Sacred Oath and do what's RIGHT, or do you think that the majority of them are just Order Followers, and will only obey The Powers That Be? It's a question I've posed to many ex and current Servicemen, but have never gotten a straight answer. Thank you.

@@slicksnewonenow yes I would like to know too. As well as Jason's opinion on this..

If that person on the phone would have told him to break your fucking knows he would have broke your fucking nose

​@@slicksnewonenow Appreciate our response and question., I will give you an honest and straight answer to your question. You will have a mixed response which will vary. If the "oath keeper", who has been taught to blindly follow the orders of his/her commander, and values the security of their paycheck more than the value of their oath, they will go along with the program. However, there are MANY of us who value their oath above any paycheck, regardless of orders from above. You will never know or even see them in action because they will take the appropriate action from a "stealth" mode. There will not be much appreciation or respect for those who violate their oath!. I have personally known Marines who have told me if this ever goes down(SHTF), it will be the FIRST time they will feel as if they are truly "defending" or fighting for their country from enemies,both foreign and domestic. I can assure you they know other wars they have been sent into e.g. Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan where they have first hand witnessed the death of fellow soldiers(for what?) makes an indelible impression in their minds that will never leave them in short order. The true cost, invisible to the public eye(for the most part) has been very high for our military and most of them do not forget the reason why they chose to serve their country. I can assure you it was not to serve the criminals that may run the country. It will not be a pretty sight. Here is something very few in the public know. Compare the two below Oaths of Office for Marines. I cannot speak for other branches of the service. Enlisted Marine: ""I do solemnly swear that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; and that I will obey the orders of the President of the United States and the orders of the officers appointed over me, according to regulations and the Uniform Code of Military Justice. So help me God." Marine Officer: "I, [name], do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter. So help me God". Notice the Marine Officer never takes an oath to obey the orders of those above him/her, including the President Of The United States. His oath remains to his country and his God! Oath keeper enlisted Marines will proudly follow the orders of these type officers. That is your answer!

@@OGU812 I highly doubt it because throughout the whole encounter he NEVER made one move to intimidate, or lay hands on the auditor. Compare that to many other security or cops. He didn't even try to hem the guy up by calling the cops himself. Your view is jaded when you cannot recognize what I recognize in the character of a man.

carry around a little printed bill of rights

Absolutely

Lol good point.

@@johnmills31 Do the words "personal accountability" mean anything to you? If these guys educate ONE person of Constitutional rights and that in turn prevents the abuse of ONE individual, they are doing GREAT work imo.

@@johnmills31 I doubt he ever sues. I know of 1 (one) case. So, if that's true, and I believe it is, that makes your comment is snarky and rude.

@@johnmills31 yes officer nice try at damage limitations... Lmao

@Jimmy Maddox Good deal! He should sue if his Constitutional rights have been violated under Color of Law! I'm tired of people saying that he's just out causing problems for money. That's what's written by cowards that don't have the guts to get out there and do what Jason does. That's MY humble opinion.

@@johnmills31 you must be new here. This guy has been doing this for 2 years and has only sued 2 people, one of which just happened 2 days ago. He’s not looking for a paycheck. These guys pay their own expenses to travel all 50 states to stand up for people’s rights including yours. If he was looking for money, he’d get it easily, seeing as how uneducated on the law these Law Enforcement Officers actually are. Know your rights man. Don’t be apart of the obedient sheep who don’t.

@south968 we've been in one since 9/11

As serious as this is its also great comedy

okay Ben Shapiro

@Scott Hewitt I just realized that was said as Jason, Ben & Aaron walked back into the building... Interesting!

It's like rain on a wedding day, or a free ride when you've already paid. Or like good advice that you just can't take. Who would've thought? It figures...

That is the thing , was there any signs telling the public that they were being recorded as soon as they walked thru the door , so what they are doing is the same thing you are , so what is the problem ?

@@kevinduprey9326 That's sad to hear! He was a really decent guy!

The society of Dave Smith's backs your opinion.

Someone should routinely be telling the public that it is lawful activity. (Before they get uncomfortable and leave)

It's that most clever of viruses. A thinking virus. It knows when you sit a a desk or a dining table. It knows that a magic face diaper means you are watching it. 🤡

@@Dirk_the_Daring Amazing, huh? Oof. I'm so over it like over it a year and a half ago already.

@@ceruleanc505 I haven't complied since this bs started. The same people that were oh so friendly two years ago, now yell and assault me. I know who my friends and family are now.

@@Dirk_the_Daring It definitely has created a very interesting divide on so many levels! I don't hate people who don't really 'get' what's really going on, the problem is they don't WANT to know.

The CDC and Anthony Fauci need to be held accountable for all the tyranny they caused in the last year and a half over at worst - the common cold.

I wish he said that more often. I know he has said it in the past a few times, but think it’s as necessary to say along with the “rights are like muscles” quote. Love AP bunches and happy he came to my city ✅

@Matt Schutter Actually Matt. Most people in a position of authority (specially security) they tend to puff there chest for a ego boost and do exactly what your describing. Being the escalating aggressor in the situation to the point where they get on the phone to exacerbate situation with mostly false claims. Aaron here however chose to listen more than talk. Ended up erring on the side of a mutual agreement. And even in a small way tried to facilitate a open dialogue for Jason and Michelle over the phone call to the police.

@symo He posed as a agreeable non escalating aggressor yes. 👍 Big step for most security.

@symo Makes absolutely no sense. 2. How you going to tell me why I liked him lol

@symo 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ okay pal. Okay. I understand that I’m talking with a kid who wants to win a argument or something lol have a good one

@@gracieg7601 Narcissists always do that. It never fails.

@@gracieg7601 Also she had a striking resemblance to officer Morgan in the Dexter series. And just like the character, she was not the sharpest tool in the shed.

@@gracieg7601 She started giggling and kicking rocks like a little kid. I don't think she'll be in LEO very long...or let's hope and pray she isn't.

I'm sorry to hear that, I know it's easier said than done but you don't need to feel ashamed, we all need help sometimes and it takes a big person to admit it and seek help.

no one should feel ashamed about needing help and some of the so called worthless people who you refer to a better than most of the rich PEOPLE SHOULD BE JUDGED BY THEIR CHARACTER AND THE DEEDS THEY HAVE DONE NOT BY HOW MUCH MONEY THEY HAVE

No one should be afraid or shamed about getting the help. That is what it is for, to help you get a leg up during your "down" time from medical reasons or layoffs, no fault of your own. I would be very happy to spend my tax dollars for people just to help them until they get on their feet or supplement the help with low income folks who are trying to improve their wage status. What I am against are the career welfare people who have absolutely NO desire to get work, self entitled, or doing "job after job" each month.

Late to the party but you make a fantastic point with humility and subtlety sir. I genuinely hope you're still active on RU-vid and receive a notification that I've left a thumbs up and comment. 1A audits are both entertainment and more importantly informative and I support their purpose, however in this instance I am empathetic to your comment and feel there is a case to borrow someone's stock phrase that to a hammer everything looks like a nail.

Aaron approached them and voluntarily talked with them the whole time. He and they were both free to leave at any time.

@@ryanisbelle6107 You mean a security guard approached someone who was within the area the guard felt responsibility towards?!? THE HORROR!! I'm glad Aaron got it on video!!

that's evident of a guilty conscience in my opinion. i couldn't trust anyone who panics so much around visible cameras in PUBLIC

@@sergeant_salty honestly I'm self conscious and don't like being on camera... its nothing against their camera or them, just my own personal issues. I would never confront someone with a camera though

@@helpabrothawithasubisaiah5316 i kinda get that. 2nd line in my comment was poorly worded and a lil over aggressive lol