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Kaitlin Bennett Goes Undercover at Anti-Trump Protest to Expose Radical Left Extremism in Florida
Kaitlin Bennett and Cait Scott go undercover as liberal activists at an anti-Trump protest in Florida, carrying extreme signs celebrating would-be assassins and promoting radical policies. What they discover is shocking: attendees eagerly agree with signs praising Cole Allen, comparing Trump to Hitler, advocating for Iranian nuclear weapons, and apologizing for whiteness. The experiment reveals how easily protesters embrace dangerous rhetoric without question, exposing the extremism lurking within modern leftist movements.
Going Undercover as Liberal Activists
Kaitlin Bennett and fellow conservative Cait Scott transformed themselves into liberal alter egos—"Genitalia" and "Libby"—to infiltrate an anti-Trump protest in Florida. Their mission was simple but revealing: carry extreme signs and see if protesters would embrace them. The signs included messages celebrating Cole Allen (the man who attempted to assassinate President Trump), comparing Trump unfavorably to Hitler, advocating for Iranian nuclear weapons, and apologizing to Black people on behalf of all white people.
Bennett's hypothesis going into the experiment was that these weren't fringe radicals, but rather ordinary people—"your granny, your aunts, the people you sit beside in Bob Evans after church"—who hold genuinely extremist views when surrounded by like-minded activists.
Protesters Embrace Assassin Celebration
One of the most disturbing signs Bennett and White carried featured Cole Allen's photo with the text "We Are Cole Allen," referencing the individual who sprinted through security with weapons in an attempt to harm President Trump. Multiple protesters not only accepted this sign but enthusiastically agreed with its message.
When asked "You know how they say we are Charlie Kirk? What do you think about that?" one protester responded "Same. Right." Another protester stated "I tell my son I wake up every day and turn on YouTube just to see if he's dead yet," referring to Trump. When shown the Cole Allen sign, protesters said "We are Cole Allen" and "In a way, I think... in all the ways."
One protester even created her own version of the song, saying "We sprint through security... and my knives... we're about to murder the president." Another admitted "If I could sprint through security myself, you know." The casual acceptance of violence against a president revealed a disturbing undercurrent in the movement.
Trump Worse Than Hitler, Protesters Claim
Bennett carried a sign reading "Trump > Hitler," indicating Trump is worse than Hitler. Rather than reject this extreme comparison, multiple protesters agreed. One stated, "If you had a list of all the bad things Trump did and all the things Hitler did, I know who's worse." When asked to clarify, the protester confirmed Trump was worse.
Another protester explained the reasoning: "Well, he has more influence throughout the world. Things he does, they emanate out much further than Hitler ever did." Yet another went so far as to say, "At this point Hitler would probably be preferable. If if the two were on the ballot."
The willingness to claim that a democratically elected American president is worse than a dictator responsible for the Holocaust and World War II demonstrates the extent of Trump Derangement Syndrome within certain activist circles.
Advocating for Iranian Nuclear Weapons
One of Bennett's signs read "Iran nukes are better than USA nukes." When she showed this to protesters, they agreed. "They have a right to have nukes. We have nukes, they have the right," said one protester. Another added, "Nobody if it if they don't want them, then no one should have them."
Bennett pushed further, suggesting America should help Iran enrich uranium to ensure "equity." The protester didn't reject this dangerous proposal. The casual acceptance of helping a hostile foreign power develop nuclear weapons revealed how far some activists will go in their anti-American stance.
Apologizing for Whiteness
Bennett carried a sign saying "Dear black people, we are so sorry. Love white people." She approached Black protesters specifically to apologize for being white. "I'm just sorry on behalf of all white people," she told them. "Every day I kind of just like look at myself in the mirror and I'm just like you know how can I not be racist today because I know it's a constant battle."
The protesters accepted these apologies without question. One agreed that white people should pay reparations, saying "Even money agree with you 100%." When asked how much they would give, the response was "where do we even start?" This exercise demonstrated how racial grievance ideology has been internalized to the point where self-flagellation based on race is not only accepted but encouraged.
Trans Woman Persona Provides Cover
Bennett's partner Kate claimed to be a trans woman who received puberty blockers at 18 months old. Protesters not only believed this absurd claim but celebrated it. "Oh, good for them," said one protester about the fictional parents. "That is very, very good."
When Kate claimed she faces discrimination from men who won't date her after learning she's trans, protesters called these men "disgusting" and agreed that "we hate men." One married woman even said her husband "would not mind a trans woman." The trans identity provided social capital and protection from scrutiny throughout the experiment.
Other Extreme Positions Endorsed
Throughout the protest, Bennett and White tested other radical positions:
- Criminalizing hate speech: Protesters agreed with a sign saying "Criminalize Hate," with one citing the "paradox of intolerance" to justify suppression of opposing views
- MS-13 legalization: When Bennett suggested legalizing the violent gang MS-13, the protest organizer said "I'm okay with that"
- Unrestricted immigration: Protesters agreed that "entry is a human right" and that anyone who wants to come to America should be allowed
- Trump as pedophile: Without evidence, protesters agreed Trump is "in the files" related to Jeffrey Epstein
The Moment of Exposure
The experiment ended when a Trump supporter recognized Bennett and warned other protesters: "I think uh Trump had Charlie Kirk again... Charlie Kirk wouldn't stop talking to these ladies because I don't think they are who they say they are."
Kate immediately claimed to be triggered: "First of all, I'm a trans woman, so that is very triggering for you to say that I'm not who I say I am." Bennett added, "I didn't know there would be bigots at a rally like this." The protest organizers then asked them to leave, but not before asking Bennett to take a photo of them with the Cole Allen assassination sign—only realizing afterward what they had done.
As they were being asked to leave, one organizer told them "We rented this park. It's a private event." Bennett asked where the borders of the park were, highlighting the irony of leftists who oppose borders at the national level but insist on them for their private events.
What This Experiment Reveals
Bennett's undercover operation exposed several disturbing realities about contemporary left-wing activism. First, there is virtually no position too extreme to be rejected if it comes from someone perceived as an ally. Celebrating assassination attempts, claiming Hitler was better than Trump, and supporting hostile foreign powers all received agreement.
Second, identity politics provides cover for almost anything. By claiming to be a trans woman, Kate was essentially immune from criticism and her absurd claims about receiving puberty blockers at 18 months were celebrated rather than questioned.
Third, these are not just fringe individuals but people who organize protests, rent parks, and present themselves as mainstream resistance. The "Singing Resistance" event had formal organization, police presence, and speakers who positioned themselves as representing "working families" and "immigrant rights."
Fourth, the protesters showed no curiosity or critical thinking. They accepted extreme signs at face value without asking questions or considering implications. The willingness to celebrate Cole Allen without even confirming who he was demonstrates how groupthink operates in these spaces.
Bennett concluded with a stark reminder: "These are your granny, these are your aunts. These are the people you sit beside in Bob Evans after church who believe and agree with this stuff." The experiment suggests that radical left-wing ideology has penetrated deeper into mainstream Democratic activism than many realize, and that the guardrails against political violence and extremism have significantly eroded.
Video Transcript
You know how they say we are Charlie
Kirk?
>> Yeah.
>> What do you think about that?
>> Same. Right.
>> I tell my son I wake up every day and
turn on YouTube just to see if he's dead
yet.
>> We are
whispering through security
>> and my knives.
>> I think Iran deserves
>> They have a right to have nukes. They
have nukes. They have the right.
>> If you had a list of all the bad things
Trump did and all the things Hitler did,
I know who's worse. Yeah. Yeah.
>> Well, he has more influence throughout
the world. They emanate out much further
than Hitler ever did.
>> I mean, you could denounce this sign.
>> We are here in Florida.
You guys know who
that last line.
Hi everybody, it is Caitlyn Bennett and
I know I look a little different, but
today I'm going undercover as my alter
ego, Genitalia. We also have a special
guest, the only other Caitlyn worth
mentioning on this earth. Well, today
I'm Libby [ __ ] So that's my alter ego,
but in the daytime I go by Kate Scott
White Squirrel Magic. Super happy to be
here. All right, we're going to have a
lot of fun.
This is your sign.
>> Yes.
>> Dear black people, we are so sorry. Love
white people. Okay, we've got Iran nukes
are better than USA nukes. This is our
special one here. We are Cole Allen.
This is the most recent person who has
tried to assassinate President Trump.
The goal here today is to get someone to
say they love this sign cuz we're trying
to prove to you guys that these are your
granny's, these are your aunts. These
are the people you sit beside in Bob
Evans after church who believe and agree
with this stuff. So, let's go libbyard.
Let's go. To be honest, this is our
first time. My dad
>> first time as well.
>> Very cool. Awesome.
A thank you for being out here. Thank
you for being Oh, I did not ask for
consent. I'm so sorry.
>> I apologize for that.
>> Um, and I'm sorry cuz I know that
triggers you.
>> Yeah, it did. It's okay.
>> I'm I'm Can I Can I hug you?
>> So sorry.
>> Is this you guys first protest or
something?
>> We're a little nervous.
>> Oh, no. Don't be Don't be doing Thank
you. Thank you so much. I just I guess I
just wanted to show you one of my signs
to see if you thought it was okay.
>> Um, so this one says like criminalize
hate. Sure.
>> Because we see what happens when hate is
allowed to go unchecked.
>> And I know people are like, "Oh, we need
to just debate them with their ideas."
But personally, I think criminalization
needs to start happening.
>> It's the the I think this is the paradox
of intolerance. Like you can tolerate
anything except intolerance.
>> Exactly. My dad is a Trump supporter. He
doesn't know I'm here today.
her family has common sense, you know,
like her her 2-year-old
>> is actually going through transition
right now. Her 2-year-old brother. Um,
so like they're super on it. They know
like what's going on, right?
>> Because I'm a trans woman as well. Yes.
>> Oh,
>> yeah. I really want to talk to a
>> person of color if I could. That was one
of my goals, if you will, was to just
kind of just apologize to them on behalf
of us, you know.
>> That's fine.
>> Okay. If you
>> This isn't offensive.
>> No, that's fine.
>> Okay. If you see um maybe a person of
color like that, maybe point them out to
me where I can just go just give them a
hug. Oh, one across the street. Okay.
>> Oh, right.
>> Last question.
>> Oh, there's one of them right there. You
wouldn't know this, but she's actually a
trans woman.
>> I am.
Yes. Thank you. Thank you. You know, it
Well, it's tell her your story.
>> It It's because my brave parents, they
gave me um puberty blockers at 18 months
because they just knew.
>> Oh, good for them.
>> Yeah, I know. That is very, very good.
>> Especially with all the ones that are
turning people out, their own kids. I'm
like, what is wrong with you?
>> I I know. Yep. And so I I believe
because I got the puberty blockers at 18
months, that's what allowed me to
be as good looking, I guess you could
say, as I
>> beautiful, right?
>> Would you have been able to tell?
>> No.
>> No, cuz she's beautiful.
>> Oh, that that means a lot to me cuz
you'd be surprised how many people just
constantly misgender me. I mean, they
call me they too, and that's not,
>> you know, not not to be too
inappropriate, Libby, but she'll go on
dates with men, and once they find out,
>> they don't want anything to do with her.
How disgusting is that?
>> Gross.
>> Yeah.
>> No, I mean, but men, right? What do you
think?
>> Yeah, we hate men.
>> They're [ __ ]
>> my husband isn't,
>> but the rest of them. So your husband
would like if he if he weren't already
taken by the amazing woman.
>> But like your husband would not mind
your husband wouldn't mind a trans
woman.
>> No. No.
>> Don't knock it until you try it.
>> Hey y'all.
>> Hi.
>> Hi. How are you?
>> Thank you for
>> Thank y'all. Thank you for coming out.
You guys look great.
>> I love it. You're fantastic.
>> My dad kicked me out when I told him I
was non-binary.
>> Okay.
>> He tried to tell me that God loves me
and he didn't make mistakes with me. And
I'm like that's right. He made a mistake
with you apparently cuz you're soful.
>> Yeah, she's been living with me for
months because
>> I'm estrange from my most of my family
also. I'm like my Absolutely. I'm
sweaty. Just full disclosure.
>> Thank you.
>> Oh my goodness, the hat.
>> Oh,
>> Libby, you She almost brought a a sign
that said that, but with James Comey,
>> we were seashells.
>> We were scared that like the cops would
come by and arrest us or something.
Yeah,
>> I really do love your shirt
>> shade as well. I know. I need to get
that one.
>> I know. With your sign
>> says, "Waiting for the big beautiful
obituary."
>> Oh, yeah. The big beautiful bill. Yeah.
>> Uh-huh. I'd rather have this.
>> Yes.
>> Than the big beautiful bill, right?
>> I tell my son I wake up every day and
turn on YouTube just to see if he's dead
yet.
>> Uh-huh. So, I'm really passionate about
this. And so I just wanted to if if you
were okay with it, give you a hug if if
because I'm just so sorry on on behalf
of all white people. I know I probably
speak for her too is that I'm just I'm
just sorry. You know, sometimes I also
when they stop you ask when is it going
to stop?
>> When is it going to stop? Right now.
>> That's so funny. It's going to stop
right now.
>> Cuz I know for for years like you said
we have not treated you properly.
And I I every day I kind of just like
look at myself in the sorry I look at
myself in the mirror and I'm just like
you know how can I not be racist today
because I know it's a constant battle.
It it's what's in me is to to be that
way and I don't want to be that way. You
know how they say we are Charlie Kirk?
>> Yeah.
>> Uh-huh.
>> What do you think about that?
>> Same. Right. Same diff. Pound it.
>> Yep. Pound it again. Pound it again. Can
you put those Yes. Sorry. Can you put
those in her hand?
>> That's right.
>> Oh man, that's that's very topical.
>> What do you think about it?
>> Uh, I think probably most people won't
know who that is.
>> Yeah.
>> You know who it is, right?
>> I know who it is. I'm out here
protesting.
>> You know how they say like we are
Charlie Kirk?
>> Yes.
>> Well, I think we are Cole Allen.
>> We are.
>> Yeah. In a way. You're right. Yeah. In a
way, I think.
>> In all the ways.
>> Is that what you said?
>> In.
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah. Yeah. I think in all the ways. If
I could sprint through security myself,
you know.
>> She actually has a little song. You
know, the we are Charlie Kirk song.
>> I say we are
we or no, sorry, I keep messing it up.
We sprint through security.
Yeah. And I need
>> And my knives.
>> Yeah. And it's like, uh, sorry, we're
about to murder the president. Like,
>> yeah. Like,
>> uh, so it's just comical because it's
like, I do identify with him. I don't
know about you
>> in a way. Yeah, for sure. I mean, we all
don't like what's going on and it's not
getting any better. It's getting worse.
>> That's why
>> That's why everybody has to go out and
vote.
>> Yep.
>> Yeah. We We And sometimes Paul Allen
>> beyond the vote. beyond voting.
>> Beyond voting, it's it's gotten there.
It's that bad.
>> Yeah,
>> it is.
>> But
>> people compare, you know, Trump to
Hitler, obviously, which, you know, all
of us here, I think we've said that at
some point,
>> but I think he's even worse personally.
>> Is this the sign you're talking about,
Libby?
>> Someone loved this sign. And I was just
curious.
>> Libby, that's a good one.
>> What?
>> That is a good one. It is. It absolutely
is a good one because you know we
>> am I right? Is she right?
>> Yeah.
>> He's worse at this point. Like if you
Trump is worse if you had a list of all
the bad things Trump did and all the
things Hitler did.
>> I know who's worse.
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah.
>> Well, he has more influence throughout
the world.
>> Yeah.
>> Things he does, they emanate out much
further than Hitler ever did.
>> That's I mean at this point Hitler would
probably be preferable. I'd pro if if
the two were on the ballot.
>> I saw your sign. I almost brought that
today, but like the things with James
Comey, I did not want this.
>> I'm supporting him.
>> You're supporting him?
>> I even wrote it on my side on my
driveway today, hoping Trump's plane
would fly over.
>> You are brave. Well, I wanted to show
you some of our signs that that we have.
Um I have one.
>> That's wonderful.
>> Thank you. Th this is really one of my
biggest passions is just apologizing as
often as I can for my whiteness. You
know, it's just
>> how our ancestors treated them. Yes.
>> So unfairly and and we owe them plenty
of apologies. We do not do that.
>> Even money agree with you 100%.
>> Yep. Yeah. How much would you give if
you could give?
>> Yeah. Like what where do we even start?
>> I know you know
>> I have one tough one
>> which you know this never ending war
that was illegitimate. I have one that
says Iran nukes are are better than US
nukes. Personally, I think that I think
Iran deserves
>> they have a right to have nukes. We have
nukes, they have the right. Nobody if it
if they don't want them, then no one
should have them.
>> We should give ours up or
>> I have you know I tell me if this is too
far, but I almost feel as if we should
be helping enrich their uranium. So if
we have it, we should
>> like if we could fund it to make sure
everyone's kind of on equal playing
grounds. It's it's equity.
>> They will listen to us.
>> No, they won't. The sad reality is there
is no escaping it. And so I I want to
that's my desire.
>> Here's my hope that the spark in you
that will spark to other people.
>> What was that?
>> The spark in you to see the hate. Glad
people have suffered well a lot
>> cuz I think Obama was from Kenya too.
>> It's really cool.
>> It's very pokey and stabby and like and
I like I'm kind of walking like this so
I don't get my eyes poked out and
everything. Um but then if she doesn't
have anything in her hand, her hand just
does this. And I am far too gay to be
walking around with something that's
just making
>> Can I hug you?
>> Yeah, girl. LET'S GO.
>> GAY HUG. Gay hug.
>> Let's go.
That was awesome. Thank you for the gay
hug.
>> Absolutely. All for the gay hugs.
>> Do you think the legalized 13 MS-13
sign? Um
I'm tired of the propaganda around
MS-13.
>> Yes.
>> And we should legalize MS-13.
>> I mean, actually, our comm's chair is
right over there, Dylan Kelly. I'm sure
>> you might have a good idea about that.
>> Yeah. What do you think?
>> You know what? I'm okay with that. I
mean, I mean, that's new. That's the
first one I've seen. But, uh,
>> we had a lot of new ideas.
>> I'm tired of right propaganda.
>> That's right.
>> Rightwingers are literally
>> Yeah.
>> brain. My dad is a Trump supporter
>> and he did not want to accept that I was
non-binary.
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah. They're they're very uh
close-minded people. Yes.
>> See, a lot of the people Does your dad
go to church?
>> Did you see a church goer?
>> Yes. He told me God made me in his
perfect image. It's just like that. It's
like I'm not trying to be a mean to your
dad or anything, but a lot of men at
home church, they want to go there
because the Bible says a woman should
submit to their husband and stuff like
that.
>> Well, good thing we're not women.
>> Yeah, that's right.
>> Absolutely.
>> Well, I
thank you. Thank you. It is everyone
here.
>> Well, you're a woman. I'm sorry.
>> Yeah, that's okay.
>> I'm sorry. I'm still learning.
>> I'm actually a trans woman. I don't know
if you could tell that.
>> Can you tell? I don't try to tell.
You're a beautiful woman.
>> Thank you.
>> You're welcome.
>> You're just as much as woman as me.
>> Yes.
>> 100%.
And I actually brought tampons for her
just in case. Oh, you're that brother.
>> That's why I'm looking at the sign.
>> That's right.
>> Sure. No, not at all. Not at all.
>> Okay. You like this one?
>> That's a great sign. Yes.
>> Okay. This one is a lot better. Entry is
a human right.
Why is Okay. So, yeah. Like it's plain
and simple.
>> Why do you think entry is a human right
and like you're like what how would you
argue that entry is a human right? Well,
I mean it already is defined by the law
seeking amnesty.
>> I think we should go further like anyone
who has the desire to be here
>> should be. It's their human right to
come into our country.
>> Yes.
>> Let me let me know what you think about
this one. I didn't know if this was the
right crowd, but this says
>> Yeah, we were nervous about that one.
>> I'm not sure who it is. Sorry. Okay,
this is the he he's the guy who just
tried to assassinate the her I'm sorry.
The hero that just tried to assassinate
Donald Trump.
>> You know they say like we are Charlie
Kirk.
>> Yep. Yep. Yep.
>> Don't you agree with me? Alice, we car
or we we spread through security.
That's
>> right.
>> Right.
Security blockers. There's no way you
could even sound.
>> I could even hit that note. I would be I
would be a bear.
>> But is this too much or is this on
point?
>> I think it's on point.
>> He is a pedophile.
>> It's
It's I Yeah, I think he's in the files
for sure.
>> Well, you know he is.
>> Mhm.
>> Yeah. That's why we don't need proof.
>> To be guilty,
>> right?
>> So, ultimately, it's like, would you
would you rather see him pass or would
you rather see him, you know, stand
justice?
>> I really appreciate you.
>> I love you.
>> You're so beautiful. Don't let anyone
tell you different you.
>> The men that don't want to, they're
[ __ ]
>> They don't deserve me.
>> Beat them in our lives.
>> Do you know the photographer that's in
the bushes by the chance?
>> Uh, no. I have no clue who that is. He's
He's a He's a weird maggot guy. They
>> But you know how they say like, "We are
Charlie Kirk."
>> Can they come give you a hug?
>> Yeah.
>> But we say we are Cole Allen.
>> Oh. You see, I think uh Trump TR had
Charlie Kirk again.
>> Oh my gosh.
>> I really do because
>> Charlie Kirk wouldn't stop talking to
these ladies because I don't think they
are who they say they are.
>> What?
>> So, just be aware of that.
>> Okay. First of all, I'm a trans woman,
so that is very triggering for you to
say that I'm not who I say I am.
>> Did she seriously just say that?
>> She I think she recently did. So, just
be careful.
>> Wow. I didn't know there would be bigots
at a rally like this. Like I take a
little
>> I deal with that so much.
>> Get your favorite sign out and hold it
backwards.
>> Oh no, the music stopped.
>> Can we get a picture real quick?
>> Thank you.
>> Wait, no one has a camera for us.
>> Could you take a picture for us?
>> Actually, could you just do it on your
phone and like maybe put it on the the
Facebook page or something?
>> Okay. All right. Okay. Okay. So, you're
going to um will you put this on your
Facebook page?
>> Um I can I can send it to them.
>> Thank you. That that we can track it
down
>> right in front of the
>> Thank you.
>> Oh,
>> what what did you say? We're what?
>> Cuz she's trans. I don't know what you
said.
>> Yeah. And I
>> What did you say?
>> Um please.
>> Okay. Yeah.
>> What did he say? We are what
>> did she Was that a slur towards you?
>> I think so.
I'm sorry, sir, but was that a slur?
>> Oh, you're
>> sit this out.
>> You're influencers.
>> Sit sit sit this one out because Was
that a slur towards my transgender woman
friend?
>> No.
>> What was it? What did he say?
>> I'm a Trumper.
>> That's a slur.
>> Yeah,
>> that's a slur.
>> Are you a Trump supporter?
>> I know who you are now, but yeah, please
go. Please get This is the stage area.
You can leave. Thank you. Please leave.
>> But you took a picture of our sign.
Didn't you like our sign that said we
are Cole Allen? I don't know.
>> You You wanted me to take a picture. I
took a picture.
>> Yeah. And you willingly
>> person
>> You willingly took a picture of me
holding a sign celebrating an assassin.
A wouldbe assassin.
>> You don't know who that is.
>> Yes, you do. We are.
We sprint through security.
We love to Yeah. I don't know. I got
nervous. I got nervous. You need your
SSRIs.
>> I do. The single resistance is going to
start in 5 minutes. 5 minutes
>> because they said like
>> so
>> actually
>> you got it.
>> Yeah, I got it.
>> Okay.
>> Um,
we rented this park. So, it's definitely
a private event.
>> I'm sorry. What did you say?
>> I said we rented to the We rented this
park.
>> Okay.
>> It's a private event.
>> Where are your borders at for the park?
>> Where our borders at?
>> Yeah.
>> Where are our borders at?
>> Yeah. Like where like what's the border
of the park?
>> Obviously, you're here to start
something.
>> Well, I just simple question.
>> Well, like where are your borders at?
>> I'm not going to engage. Thank you.
>> All right.
>> Just wondering about that.
>> You have a you have a cameraman.
>> No, he told me he's with the Young
Turks, right?
>> Following the guys.
>> He's following us.
>> I mean, I Is he following us?
>> Like really great actresses.
>> Oh my gosh. He's Okay, he's following
us.
He's following us.
>> Oh, that's a good idea.
>> Why don't you talk to him then?
>> Can we call the police since he's
following me?
>> You can do whatever you want.
>> But do you guys have security here?
>> Yeah, we do. We have three We have three
police officers here. So,
>> you do? Can you tell them that he's
following women?
>> I think he's with you.
>> No, he's not. But you don't just assign
men to women because that's misogynistic
and disgusting. You hear me?
>> Yeah. He's following around with a
camera and you guys are clearly not
bothered by it. Uh,
>> I didn't know he was doing that. I'm
disabled. Libby, we can join the singing
resistance. Come on. Did you call the
police?
>> Are we going to stay?
>> Yeah, let's go.
>> These signs have to go away.
>> Why have to
resist?
>> We're not moving anywhere.
>> Can I have your attention, please? Uh,
we have some people that want to um do
their own thing and the singing
resistance.
>> I don't consent to you being this close
to my body. I'm going to start
>> with real Elena Ker when she's ready.
>> Oh, don't get too close to my my boobs
and stuff though. I am a woman.
>> Um,
>> can everyone hear me?
>> Please ignore them.
>> Don't get close to them because that's
how we got an arrest in Sanford. Just
don't get close to them.
>> You guys have been arrested. The
community is not happy. We don't have
adequate representatives. We don't have
it in Congress. We don't have it in the
community. We don't have adequate people
to speak for the community members cuz
we don't have community members who are
organizing, who are active, and who are
here with us today.
>> You're a short little thing, aren't you?
>> I am here, Libby. There's a It's weird
that they all agreed with these signs
before they thought we were different.
>> Yeah, that is weird.
>> Yeah, they they agreed with these signs
before.
>> We all disagreed with that.
>> Oh, no you didn't. No, you didn't. You
don't know everybody here. You know what
one people did agree with? This one.
>> Who's next?
>> I'm next.
>> I'm next.
>> Libbyy's next.
>> You ready?
>> Libbyy's next on the on the list.
>> Actually, you are not next. That's me.
>> Yes, I'm I'm next. Oh, you want to Are
you mansplaining right now?
>> Watch out. She's gay. She touches you
cuz she's gay.
>> How does it specifically? She touched
me. She said, "I'm gay." I said, "All
right. Is that sexual assault?"
>> I think I don't know. That was weird.
>> I'm from rural Simino County. So where I
sign at, I already know that's the sign
of a hater. You feel what I'm saying? We
are here about working families. We are
here immigrant rights. We are here about
voting rights. That's right. right here
about changing where we are during these
extreme times in Simino County, in the
state of Florida, and in the United
States of America.
>> Let them all.
>> But I just came out to tell y'all
something.
>> Embrace the haters, okay? cuz the haters
are going to energize our base
>> AND A LOT OF HATERS TO restrict women's
healthcare so on and so forth. So that
does mean we got to do more work.
>> We are here
>> with our haters with our haters. Our
love for each other will carry us
through. Yes, it will. We are here. We
are here with our courage. WITH OUR
courage comes to rights. You stand on a
person whose rights are being that
person.
>> Maybe get a new stick.
>> Oh, that is a nice picture though. Who
is that?
>> She was defending your right to protect
yourself. That's what that girl was
doing.
>> Okay. So, you like Bennett?
>> No.
that part.
>> You don't know my my
>> You like to dance with this sign, don't
you? Are you dancing for this sign?
>> Yeah. You You are Cole Allen. Do you
identify with him?
>> I don't even see you.
>> Wow.
>> I mean, you could denounce this sign.
>> Oh my gosh.
>> Sorry.
>> Do you denounce that sign?
>> Do you think that Cole what Cole Allen
did was was good?
I'm going to take that as a
>> Oh, I'm so sorry.
>> You just hit me. I was You interrupted
my dance routine.
>> You just hit me.
>> You interrupted my dance routine with
your hand. I was dancing and you walked
right in front of it. I'm so sorry.
>> Back up. I'm dancing here.
>> You do like him, don't you?
>> You should dance up. I don't know who
that is. You should um
>> Okay, look. I'm dancing here.
>> Cole Allen, I'll I'll explain it to you.
Cole Allen was the
>> man who sprinted through the security.
Wait, how do you come home social media
people who don't care about this? Do you
>> People don't care about Cole Allen, the
guy who attempted to assassinate Donald
Trump. People don't care about that.
>> Can you denounce assassination? Say
that's bad.
>> Oh my goodness.
>> That's assuming it was.
>> It wasn't an assassination attempt. Him
shooting an officer and having knives on
him sprinting through security. That's
not an assassination attempt.
>> That's your opinion, man.
>> Did he shoot an officer?
>> That's like your opinion.
>> Did he shoot an officer? That's a fact.
>> That's your opinion.
fact
those actions.
>> I don't believe everything I see in
here. What your sign say? Trump tariff
tax
>> that um
>> you don't need to talk to them.
>> Rightwing MAGA cleavage is going to not
realize that. So it doesn't matter to
them.
>> Sir, why did you spell taxes wrong?
>> Don't forget that they just don't have
parents that love them. They don't have
parents that love them. So
>> So I like I'm not going to mess with the
sign.
>> What's it say? Trump tariff tax
>> taxes tax.
>> You can go that way now.
>> They like
>> Can you tell me what you mean by that?
>> You can go that way. M now what I mean
by that?
>> Hug them. So they need clicks.
>> I was just wondering if you could
explain it to me. Eat the rich. We have
the same shirt on.
>> Go.
>> They really like to get clicks.
>> I got
>> and that's why they're doing that. If
you cared about him, you would have you
would have fixed his sign and spellch
checked for him. Unfortunately, these
people don't have anything better to do
>> and their mommy and daddy don't take
care of them. So, they need
>> You could have at least spellch checked
for him. Ma'am,
>> I know you guys saw this sign. Why does
it matter? It matter. It matters if
you're coming out here and holding up
signs.
>> That they're spelled correctly. I do
think that matters.
>> Almost lost my
start
home.
>> And on that note, thank you guys so much
for watching today's video. Go follow
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>> That's right, white squirrel magic. Not
to be confused with white girl magic,
not to be confused with black girl
magic. It's white squirrel as in the
animal. It'll be right up there on the
screen. Oh, wait. You also have another
alter ego.
>> Miss Miss, not Miss Rachel.
>> Hi, friend.
Today we're learning about Cole Allen.
Yay.
The
>> American hero. He sprints through
security. sprints through security to
burn alive the president.
Yay.
Let's go home.