Antifa Punks TRIED ME at UC Davis and FAFO!

[00:02] Hey, they made me do it. They made me do

[00:04] it. I'm going to protect the people at

[00:06] Turning Point

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[01:24] Gentlemen, ladies, welcome back to the

[01:25] Offic Show. I know y'all been waiting,

[01:28] anticipating for me to say something. I

[01:31] hadn't even spoken about this. I really

[01:33] needed a break last night. You know,

[01:34] after everything that went on, I wanted

[01:36] to get me something to eat. I just

[01:37] didn't want the riff raff. But today,

[01:39] I'm here to describe what happened at UC

[01:42] Davis. First of all, I want to say how

[01:45] disappointed I am at the police

[01:48] department's response to these things

[01:51] that happened at UC Davis. And I love

[01:53] the police and y'all know I love the

[01:55] police and I support them and I think as

[01:57] individual cops there they were good

[02:00] people but somehow they have directives

[02:03] that they are not to engage with these

[02:05] people whatsoever. I'm just going to lay

[02:08] it out for you and then we're going to

[02:08] play the video. They literally we had an

[02:12] event. They only had a few cops there.

[02:15] They literally watched this Antifa style

[02:18] group with masks on, dressed in all

[02:21] black, chanting and screaming, come up

[02:24] to Turning Points booth, tear everything

[02:27] up. They hitting people. They throwing

[02:29] stuff on people. They're trying to

[02:31] damage the cameras. They're doing all

[02:33] kinds of crazy stuff. The cops and the

[02:35] administrators are watching this. And

[02:38] then I come to campus. I came after the

[02:41] first time it got crazy. And I'm talking

[02:43] to them and I'm saying, "Hey, my guys

[02:46] here are saying they got assaulted a

[02:47] minute ago. Are you guys are you guys

[02:49] going to protect us? Are you are you

[02:51] guys able to protect us?" And we could

[02:53] not get a real answer. And protecting us

[02:56] to the police department meant they just

[02:58] going to line up cops. And I asked them

[03:01] in all truth and all honesty, so the

[03:03] cops can't get mad at me or nothing. I

[03:04] said, "If they come back, are you guys

[03:07] gonna use force? because you standing

[03:09] here and letting them beat everybody up,

[03:12] which we know they ain't. Y'all know I I

[03:15] told you I'm not playing. Are y'all

[03:17] going to use force, pepper spray,

[03:18] anything? He said, "No, no, no. We're

[03:20] not going to do any of that. We we'll

[03:21] we'll we'll shut the event down and

[03:22] we'll escort you guys out." And I said,

[03:25] "Listen, sir, if they come to this

[03:27] booth, I'm going to protect these people

[03:29] that are at the booth. I'm not going to

[03:31] let them come in here and just beat

[03:32] people up. We are we on the same page?"

[03:35] But I want y'all to watch the video cuz

[03:36] if you missed it, this is the craziness

[03:38] that was happening. Is this the the the

[03:40] uh the collage one? The one with most of

[03:42] them or this the first one? Yes. The

[03:44] compilation. I said collage.

[03:46] Compilation. So, this will get a little

[03:48] and and I I'll walk you through the

[03:49] context of what you're looking at

[03:50] because it's not very clear if you

[03:52] wasn't there. But what I'm looking at

[03:54] now, if it plays from here, this is the

[03:56] second time this group of nut jobs

[03:59] showed up on campus and they w they hit

[04:01] this lady in the head. The one that's

[04:03] right here. We got a video of them

[04:04] coming and hitting on the back of the

[04:05] head in front of the cops and then

[04:08] you're gonna see me walk over to the

[04:09] cops and be like, "Bro, they just hit in

[04:11] the head and y'all not gonna do

[04:13] anything." And then I had to step up

[04:15] because the women were there and I

[04:16] didn't know if they were going to come

[04:17] and try to beat the women up and do

[04:19] stuff to him. We'll see. He wrote a

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[04:27] clip out.

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[04:41] Get back.

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[04:44] Get in there. Get in there.

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[04:57] This is the second time they came to

[05:00] campus and they they they watched them

[05:02] walk up after they had already done what

[05:05] you f to see in a minute and then they

[05:08] did all

[05:09] this hit that lady in the head and they

[05:13] don't pursue not one of these people.

[05:16] They don't go after the weakest one.

[05:18] They don't even give commands or not.

[05:20] They did absolutely

[05:21] nothing. Wrote a

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[05:26] clip. They just

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[05:29] walking. They let them take all of our

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[05:43] property. Idiot.

[05:50] Hey,

[05:54] this is what they did before I got

[05:55] there. I literally was on the phone with

[05:57] the Turning Point guy and I said, "Hey,

[05:59] man. Where y'all at on campus?" Cuz I

[06:01] got we can't drive up. I'm going have to

[06:02] get out and walk. And And he like, "Hey,

[06:04] the the protest, they're attacking us."

[06:06] And he hung up in my face. I'm like,

[06:07] "That's weird. I guess the protest going

[06:10] to be good today. I didn't realize they

[06:12] did all this." Wrote a clip. Hey

[06:19] Hey.

[06:21] Wow.

[06:25] Hey, get the cops here. Get the cops.

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[06:31] Look at him.

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[06:37] Look throwing stuff at people. Our

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[06:52] [Applause]

[06:54] university let you know look what they

[06:57] doing to that man.

[07:00] All right, hold on. Hold on. Pause it

[07:01] cuz y'all f to see me in action again.

[07:06] First of all, just so y'all know, these

[07:08] were the weakest. I can I can smell the

[07:11] soy powder on these fools. They weak in

[07:15] sale

[07:17] non-binaries. The weakest people on

[07:19] earth. Honest to God, truth, if they had

[07:22] decided to become physical, I could have

[07:25] knocked out six of them easy, one by

[07:28] one.

[07:31] But they weren't throwing punches at me,

[07:34] so I'm just pushing them out of the way.

[07:36] Get out of the way. Get away from us.

[07:38] Because they came in there and they

[07:39] destroyed property and they stole all

[07:40] our stuff. So here's another view of me

[07:44] where I'm talking to the cop. I said,

[07:46] "They just punched the girl in the face.

[07:48] Are y'all going to do

[07:50] anything?" And as you can see, the young

[07:53] lady start walking back towards the

[07:54] crowd. So I walk with her off camera. I

[07:59] tried to push them away from the from

[08:00] our stuff because they were going to

[08:01] steal it all. And four of them fell down

[08:04] like little cowards. And then the one

[08:08] non-binary trinary or whatever it is

[08:11] with the bike was talking crazy and

[08:13] being threatening. And I just had to,

[08:16] you know, let them know that soul will

[08:18] come out of you. You've been around with

[08:20] the wrong people. Roll the clip.

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[08:26] See, that's when I hit the whole crowd

[08:27] of them. And then that little one was

[08:30] talking crazy,

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[08:37] man. You better get your weight up, bro.

[08:40] Go back. Go for that

[08:43] part. Let's

[08:44] go. You better get that. I put that T

[08:47] force on, man. You better get your

[08:50] weight up. Then they start trying to

[08:51] talk. Look, they just pointing the

[08:52] finger at me. Man, get back.

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[09:01] All

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[09:04] right. Look, she holding the back of her

[09:06] head.

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[09:19] Look at him. Look at him scaring back. I

[09:21] could have took I could have took half

[09:23] of them easy. They were all super weak

[09:27] and soft. Now, I'm not to condone I'm

[09:30] not I don't not the person to condone

[09:31] violence, but I do condone defending

[09:33] yourself. And I do condone you defending

[09:35] other people. That police officer in me

[09:38] can't just die down when people are just

[09:41] assaulting people and stealing property.

[09:43] Some people say I was the only officer

[09:45] on duty that day. Now, let me say this.

[09:48] After all that, you know, at first we

[09:50] were going to pick up shop and leave cuz

[09:51] I couldn't guarantee that the video guys

[09:54] wouldn't get attacked again. Now I know

[09:55] I'm good, but I ain't know if they would

[09:57] get attacked. So then they put a bunch

[10:00] of cops around us and we were able to

[10:03] continue the event and the cops are not

[10:05] going to do nothing anyway. They were

[10:06] just there. You know what I'm saying?

[10:07] And then the weenies were afraid of the

[10:10] cops and then other ones left the

[10:11] campus. But it it it was it was very

[10:14] very disheartening to me that the next

[10:17] generation of people that got to work in

[10:18] America, which we all know they're going

[10:21] to end up creating uh universal income

[10:24] and these nut jobs that have no

[10:26] education, that cannot have a

[10:28] disagreement with somebody without being

[10:29] violent and cussing and spitting and

[10:31] being crazy. They're going to be the

[10:32] ones getting universal income because

[10:34] they have no skill to do anything in the

[10:36] workforce. It was embarrassing and sad

[10:39] that most of the people that were

[10:40] surrounding us, I don't know how all the

[10:42] people on campus felt because they

[10:44] weren't there, but most of the people

[10:45] were surrounding us couldn't even have a

[10:47] a coherent conversation. I had one guy

[10:50] tell me that police officers kill 90,000

[10:53] people a year. Do you know how insane

[10:55] that is? 90,000 a year. I said, "Bro,

[10:59] look it up on your on your phone. If

[11:01] they kill 90,000 people a year, I'd be

[11:03] upset. 90,000?" I think he said 90,000

[11:07] black people a year. And then they go

[11:09] off on this tangent because the cops

[11:10] were I was standing there the cops and

[11:12] they were like you the cops kill

[11:16] you. I said how many cops kill black

[11:18] people unarmed? 50,000 60. I said 14. 14

[11:24] is still a lot. I said you know how many

[11:26] black people in America? 46

[11:29] million. That's 0.00125%.

[11:34] some crazy number. You you you get

[11:36] struck by lightning twice in a row

[11:38] before you get killed by a police

[11:39] officer doing nothing. But I had to

[11:41] continue to let my voice heard. We

[11:44] finished the event. We pushed through it

[11:46] cuz we're not going to let these Antifa

[11:47] nut jobs get the best of us. UC Davis

[11:50] should be ashamed of themselves as a

[11:52] university that they cannot protect free

[11:54] speech on campus. They can't. They

[11:56] can't. It It could have been because the

[11:58] big black man was there. The reason why

[12:00] they didn't want to go further once I

[12:02] pushed the crowd of them and I pushed

[12:03] the other one down and and the soul

[12:05] almost came out. They probably thought

[12:06] twice about, "Oh crap, we not ready for

[12:08] a conflict." They they're not prepared.

[12:11] They don't have any plan in place that

[12:12] can that's going to protect anybody.

[12:14] These people could come off campus with

[12:15] a gun. How do they know? They could come

[12:17] off campus with with with uh other

[12:20] weapons, knives, and stab us. The cops

[12:23] weren't going to do anything. We would

[12:25] have just been stabbed. then they would

[12:27] have did something after they stabbed us

[12:29] up. That's why this was very very uh uh

[12:33] ridiculous. What's the other clip we

[12:35] have? Oh, I had to get this guy on

[12:37] there. I saw him on Instagram and I said

[12:40] this was really funny. His commentary. I

[12:42] wrote a clip. Man, if you think adults

[12:44] key and Teslas are crazy, watch this.

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[12:52] [Applause]

[12:54] Hey, Jackson. Throw it up.

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[13:11] So, this was a turning point event at UC

[13:13] Davis where officer Tatum, Brandon

[13:15] Tatum, was at. Okay. There's two

[13:17] problems I have here with Antifa tearing

[13:20] up their canopy and throwing stuff at

[13:22] them. All right. Number one, how stupid

[13:25] are you? Do you have any idea how big

[13:27] that man is? Like that is a man among

[13:30] boys and that's who you want to pick a

[13:32] fight with. And number two, where are

[13:35] the police? They're just sitting there

[13:38] watching Brandon and the rest of the

[13:40] guys from Turning Point defend their

[13:42] territory while it's being destroyed. Do

[13:45] your job. Like, is this what freedom of

[13:47] speech is in our country now? Of course

[13:49] it is. He couldn't have said nobody

[13:52] could say it better, man. I I think the

[13:53] cops should have did more. And I'm a pro

[13:55] cop guy. And I'm not blaming the

[13:57] individual cops. I'm blaming whatever

[14:00] authority is telling them that they

[14:03] can't get physically and engage or get

[14:06] physical and engage. But here's the

[14:08] caveat. I'm going explain this and then

[14:09] we're going to go on to the other

[14:10] stories. I understand why, but there's a

[14:14] way around the why. The reason that the

[14:17] cops don't want to get too jiggy with

[14:18] them because what if 70, 80, 100, 200,

[14:23] 300 people come out and bombard and

[14:26] attack the cops. They can't just lay

[14:28] there and get beat to death, right?

[14:29] They're going to have to use force

[14:30] against them and in many cases going to

[14:32] be deadly force. And they don't want the

[14:34] optics of police officers shooting

[14:36] people on campus. They don't want that

[14:39] optic. So they rather just disengage and

[14:41] let people beat each other up. Now, I

[14:44] would say the best tactic to use is that

[14:45] the first time they do this, you go a

[14:49] and and you get the state, you get the

[14:51] county, you get the municipality, and

[14:53] y'all all join forces on campus and you

[14:56] set the tempo so that they know when

[14:59] they come on campus with that craziness,

[15:00] they going to get worked, pepper

[15:02] sprayed, flex baton, you name it, work.

[15:05] And then they wouldn't do it again. But

[15:07] the problem is they're so passive it

[15:10] emboldens these people to do it with

[15:12] with complete uh uh uh being completely

[15:15] being absolved of any kind of criminal

[15:18] arrests. They're throwing things on

[15:20] people. Criminal damage. I mean assault.

[15:23] When you throw stuff on people, that's

[15:24] that's an assault. Criminal damage,

[15:26] threats and intimidation. I mean you can

[15:29] go down a list of crimes that these

[15:30] people are committing and if they're not

[15:32] students, they committed a crime on a

[15:34] university campus. In many cases, those

[15:36] are exaggerated or exacerbated charges.

[15:40] But in this world we live in, they just

[15:42] let him do it, which is a shame. All

[15:44] right, let's move on.

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