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Speaker 3: If you did guess.
Speaker 2: What, you would know what I'm talking about tonight and
Speaker 2: who our special guest is tonight. So the nc DOT,
Speaker 2: which is under the guidance and leadership of Governor Josh
Speaker 2: Stein or whomever happens to be governor at that particular time,
Speaker 2: they are basically in charge of the NCDOT, and the
Speaker 2: NCDOT would not do something, in my opinion, without the approval,
Speaker 2: especially something major and astounding and by many aspects, by
Speaker 2: many thoughts, asinine, without the approval set approval of Governor
Speaker 2: Josh Stein.
Speaker 3: So it has now come out.
Speaker 2: That the NCDOT has offered I called a bribe, some
Speaker 2: called a ransom three hundred million dollars.
Speaker 3: To the community.
Speaker 2: They say will be impacted by the expansion of the
Speaker 2: I seventy seven tolades. There are a lot of issues
Speaker 2: with this, a lot of issues, and coming up in
Speaker 2: about ten minutes from now, North Counta state Senator Vicky Sawyer,
Speaker 2: who goes into her district covers Ardelle County and the
Speaker 2: northern part of Mecklenberg County, Cornelius and Davidson. She has
Speaker 2: been at the forefront of these I seventy seven expansions
Speaker 2: the tolaids. She's going to be joining us to to
Speaker 2: give us her thoughts on the on the whole NCDOT
Speaker 2: offering three hundred million dollars. The first thing that came
Speaker 2: into my mind when Mark Garrison and I were talking
Speaker 2: about this earlier this afternoon.
Speaker 3: Is that.
Speaker 2: I was like, well, wait a minute, this isn't supposed
Speaker 2: to be about money, because they already offered about seventy
Speaker 2: five million dollars for parks and stuff like that. Well,
Speaker 2: this three hundred million dollars, I call it a ransom.
Speaker 2: That the NCDOT is paying a ransom. And Governor Stein
Speaker 2: has no problems with that being done because it's a
Speaker 2: historically black neighborhood, not now, not now. It's not necessarily
Speaker 2: a black neighborhood. Now it's it's white, it's Hispanic, and
Speaker 2: it's black. Like it's very multi racial. And again, let's
Speaker 2: not forget this. We're talking about twenty nine houses that
Speaker 2: would be impacted.
Speaker 3: Well, Brad, but it's really the entire community. Stop.
Speaker 2: It's twenty nine houses. Twenty nine houses, many of which
Speaker 2: are not owned by the people that live there. The
Speaker 2: people that live there rent, not all, but many rent
Speaker 2: from companies and corporations that actually own the houses. Like, hey,
Speaker 2: we'll give you three hundred million dollars and you can
Speaker 2: build a park if you want.
Speaker 3: You can build a park, and.
Speaker 2: We'll give you stuff where you can build, like grocery
Speaker 2: stores for a food desert. Okay, and as a matter
Speaker 2: of fact, two grocery stores, one on.
Speaker 3: The west side, one on West Boulevard and the other
Speaker 3: one near Jenson C.
Speaker 2: Smith University, a possible new recreation center on nations Ford Road,
Speaker 2: and other things.
Speaker 3: I call this a.
Speaker 2: Ransom because the community, which many people associated with it,
Speaker 2: has called a grifter their words, not mine. But to
Speaker 2: be clear, I'm not talking about the lawyer. But at
Speaker 2: the same point, this was about a historically black community, okay,
Speaker 2: and they were already being offered seventy five million dollars. Now,
Speaker 2: I don't know if the community is going to accept
Speaker 2: this because it's three hundred million and they're trying to
Speaker 2: and the ncduty is trying to buy the way out
Speaker 2: of this, bribe them or ransom whichever way you want
Speaker 2: to look at it. But here's my question, and I
Speaker 2: think this is a very serious question that needs to
Speaker 2: be selled, as told or asked. And I'm gonna say
Speaker 2: this as politely as I can, and it still may
Speaker 2: rub people the wrong way, and I want it to
Speaker 2: be known. I don't mean it in a bad way, Okay,
Speaker 2: I just putting that out there. Seventy five million dollars
Speaker 2: you didn't want to deal with that, It wasn't good
Speaker 2: enough because it was going to impact a black community,
Speaker 2: in black neighbors.
Speaker 3: Three hundred million dollars.
Speaker 2: Is that enough to, for lack of a better term,
Speaker 2: sell your black heritage, Because if you accept it, that's
Speaker 2: what you're doing. You no longer care about your neighbors
Speaker 2: or the historical black community. If you if you relent
Speaker 2: to this and go, well, you know what, three hundred million,
Speaker 2: we're getting something out of it. You were getting something
Speaker 2: out of it with seventy five million, But you kept
Speaker 2: saying no because it's a historical black community, which, like
Speaker 2: I said, now is actually very multiracial, very multiracial. It's
Speaker 2: not is the community back in the day was it
Speaker 2: a black neighborhood?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: Is it necessarily black neighborhood now? Not necessarily no? But
Speaker 2: are you selling your black heritage? You're okay selling your
Speaker 2: blackness for three hundred million dollars when seventy five million
Speaker 2: dollars was enough. So what you're saying is if you
Speaker 2: accept this, then that what you're saying is that you
Speaker 2: have that you do not have a problem with selling
Speaker 2: yourself because apparently if you accept this, that means everything's
Speaker 2: got a price, and you're willing to sell your heritage,
Speaker 2: sell your blackness, sell your community, sell your neighbors. That's
Speaker 2: what it means for three hundred million, if you accept this,
Speaker 2: because at that point it was never about morals.
Speaker 3: It was just about money.
Speaker 2: If you accept this, it was never about morals or
Speaker 2: a grifter hanger on that's just trying to get a
Speaker 2: dollar anywhere he can in the city of Charlotte. So
Speaker 2: that's the question I have, and that's the very question
Speaker 2: that I'm going to be asking North Kunta State Senator
Speaker 2: Vicki Sawyer when she joins us, because, like I said,
Speaker 2: she's been at the forefront of all of this, proposing
Speaker 2: the bill, the tax like everything or the bill and
Speaker 2: getting things done, having to pay stuff back, all of it.
Speaker 3: Like she's been near the forefront at all of this.
Speaker 2: Six point twenty one here on this Wednesday night of
Speaker 2: breaking with Brad Jensen here on Charlie's News Talk one
Speaker 2: of seven point nine FM. Okay, so by seventy seven
Speaker 2: total lines. I explained some things to you, and I
Speaker 2: am really really interested to hear what this person has
Speaker 2: to say about all of this and the fact that
Speaker 2: the NCDOT has offered basically a three hundred million dollar
Speaker 2: bribe or is paying a three hundred million dollar ransom,
Speaker 2: whichever way you want to look at it. So joining
Speaker 2: us now here I'm breaking with Brad Jensen is North
Speaker 2: Kinnta State Senator Vicki Sawyer.
Speaker 3: First of all, thank you for joining us tonight.
Speaker 2: And second of all, just came out and said, look
Speaker 2: if you let us build our toll lane expansion on
Speaker 2: I seventy seven between Caro Win's Boulevard and uptown. We'll
Speaker 2: give that whole community three hundred million dollars and you
Speaker 2: can build parks and grocery stores and whatever. So when
Speaker 2: you first heard about all of that, what was your
Speaker 2: initial reaction?
Speaker 4: Concern? Complete concern, because I know that the pressure is
Speaker 4: on to get this project done or underway, and I
Speaker 4: completely feel for those in charge who are just trying
Speaker 4: to get that to happen. But what president are we
Speaker 4: setting for other communities across the stage. Are they now
Speaker 4: going to be able to hold the got in estate
Speaker 4: hostage for personal or gain through redevelopment of property. I mean,
Speaker 4: that is just really setting a horrible precedent for very
Speaker 4: precious resources that we don't quite frankly have enough to
Speaker 4: build the roads that we already have promised to build.
Speaker 4: Fross North Carolina.
Speaker 2: Speak with North County State Senator Vicky Sawyer, who has
Speaker 2: parts of Mecklenburg County and Irondale County.
Speaker 3: In her district.
Speaker 2: So do you think the NCDOT maybe did this on
Speaker 2: their own or that there was outside influence from groups
Speaker 2: or individuals, or do you think Josh Stein had something
Speaker 2: to do.
Speaker 4: With this great question? I think probably all of the above.
Speaker 4: To be honest, there are the lobbyist class who has
Speaker 4: been working very hard to get this project done. They're
Speaker 4: in dot in the governor's office. I mean, this is again,
Speaker 4: Charlotte is our biggest economic driver in North Carolina and
Speaker 4: this is a much needed project, so it has got
Speaker 4: a lot of attention. So I could imagine all of
Speaker 4: the above probably had influence on this decision.
Speaker 2: North Kunta State Senator Vicky Sawyer joins us here on
Speaker 2: breaking with brat Jensen. So let's say the community actually
Speaker 2: accepts this offer of three hundred million dollars. I'll call
Speaker 2: it a bribe. They call it an offer, but I'll
Speaker 2: call it a bribe. How do you think this will
Speaker 2: actually come across if they actually accept this offer.
Speaker 4: It's kind of sad that a person or a grouse
Speaker 4: morality is for sale. And I guess now they have
Speaker 4: put the price on their morality, and I don't know
Speaker 4: that that's a good look for them, because now it's
Speaker 4: going to undercut their value system and their virtue signaling
Speaker 4: that they are really there to help folks that have
Speaker 4: been disadvantaged in the past, but they'll help them until
Speaker 4: they get paid. That's a really bad look.
Speaker 2: Speak with North kinda State Senator Vicki Sawyer. I don't
Speaker 2: know if you know this off the top of your head,
Speaker 2: but do you know how many requests are put in
Speaker 2: for road repair or road expansion, either from a dollar
Speaker 2: figure side or whatever, from across the state.
Speaker 3: Do you have any idea about that?
Speaker 4: A little bit, the DT came out and there are
Speaker 4: one hundred and forty four billion dollars worth of requests
Speaker 4: for new road construction across North Carolina in the next
Speaker 4: ten years. Now we have I have a state budget
Speaker 4: of around eight to nine billion dollars annually, so you
Speaker 4: can see that we do not have enough money in
Speaker 4: transportation to honor the commitments that we already have on
Speaker 4: the books, much less expanding current commitments by three hundred
Speaker 4: million dollars.
Speaker 2: I don't know if this is true or not, so
Speaker 2: maybe you can clear something up for me. I've been
Speaker 2: told for a long long time that if they pull
Speaker 2: out of the I seventy seven expansion and it does
Speaker 2: not go through, that the next time that they want
Speaker 2: to do the expansion they actually go back to the
Speaker 2: bottom of the list that you are just describing, and
Speaker 2: they have to start from square one and wait their turn.
Speaker 3: Is that true?
Speaker 4: It can be accurate? Now again, this ten year construction
Speaker 4: plan that we call the Step that Governor McCrory helped
Speaker 4: shephard during his time in office, is a fluid document.
Speaker 4: So that means every two years, the DOT selects the
Speaker 4: committee and that committee sets standards for those projects to
Speaker 4: be considered. So I can say for now that is accurate,
Speaker 4: but you never know two years for now what that
Speaker 4: those standards could have been changed at that time. So
Speaker 4: it is a fluid optumy. So for now it goes
Speaker 4: to the back of the line.
Speaker 2: North Khana State Senator Vicky Sawyer here, I'm breaking with
Speaker 2: Brett Jensen. So is there anything that you want to
Speaker 2: talk about that I didn't ask you about? Is there
Speaker 2: anything going on up in Raleigh right now? Is there
Speaker 2: anything happening that you want to discuss that I didn't mention?
Speaker 4: Well, I'm on the road back now from Raleigh, but
Speaker 4: the answer is no. There's all there's always some things
Speaker 4: going on in Raleigh and but there's nothing currently that
Speaker 4: I can report on.
Speaker 3: North Kina State Senator Vicky Sawyer.
Speaker 2: Is there anything you'd like to say to the listeners
Speaker 2: and your constituents and the people of Mecklenboro.
Speaker 3: County right now?
Speaker 4: No, just want to thank you for listening to the
Speaker 4: Brett Jenson. So you do an amazing job with contacting
Speaker 4: and really working with electives and to get the answer
Speaker 4: to the people, and I enjoy being a listener.
Speaker 2: Well, that was clearly unexpected, and now I feel like
Speaker 2: I have to send you flowers or something.
Speaker 4: Honestly, again to nine because I had someone who listened
Speaker 4: to our interview about the seventy seven tolls and he
Speaker 4: complimented and said he listened to the show and that
Speaker 4: was made a lot of sense after we listened. So
Speaker 4: I am very grateful for that.
Speaker 2: Well, I really really do appreciate the kind words. That's
Speaker 2: extremely nice of you. So North Kulina State Senator Vicky Sawyer,
Speaker 2: thank you for joining us tonight.
Speaker 3: I really mean it.
Speaker 4: Thank you, thanks for having me.
Speaker 2: All right there she goes North Kountain State Senator Vicky Sawyer,
Speaker 2: and again her districts are Idoll County and then the
Speaker 2: northern part of Mecklenberg County, which is Cornelius and Davidson
Speaker 2: talking about the I seventy seven tollings selling your morals
Speaker 2: exactly what I talked about last segment. And I didn't
Speaker 2: think about this. When she said it was like a
Speaker 2: light bulb went off. Oh well, now you're given the
Speaker 2: blueprints for every town across all over North Carolina to
Speaker 2: try and.
Speaker 3: Ransom.
Speaker 2: We're trying to get more money, negotiate to get more money.
Speaker 2: How to hold the NCDOT hostage. Because if they're doing
Speaker 2: it for Charlotte, if you're in Rocky Mount, or you're
Speaker 2: in Blowing Rock, or you're in Brunswick wherever Brunswick County,
Speaker 2: it does not matter. Now anywhere can say no, no, no,
Speaker 2: we want more money. You gave it to Charlotte, why
Speaker 2: not give it to us. Are you playing favorites, dude,
Speaker 2: based on race, you're playing favorites based on location. Like, now,
Speaker 2: that's what's happening. That's what's happening. So again, we'll see
Speaker 2: if that community sells their black heritage or not. Because
Speaker 2: it's seventy five million dollars, they were steadfast against it,
Speaker 2: three hundred million dollars. We'll see what happens in a
Speaker 2: couple of grocery stores a park.
Speaker 3: We'll see what happens.
Speaker 2: Running back to breaking mcbrett Jensen here on the Wednesday
Speaker 2: night Live and Living Colors, we go up until seven
Speaker 2: o'clock and then TJ and the Bear Richie takes over
Speaker 2: from seven to night.
Speaker 3: I'm still trying to figure out who the bear is
Speaker 3: for TJ. Is it Lonnie? Is it Travers? I'm what
Speaker 3: I said, Why not, man, I'm cuddly. I just I
Speaker 3: don't I'm just trying to figure this out.
Speaker 2: I don't, you know, I don't want to, you know,
Speaker 2: cast dispersions on Travers or you or anyone else.
Speaker 3: I just don't know who his bear is. I'll be
Speaker 3: the bear, and you know he squeeze up to me
Speaker 3: at night. You know, you know the.
Speaker 2: Bear has to wear a diaper when he walks around
Speaker 2: so he don't crap everywhere.
Speaker 3: Oh, it depends, it depends. That's funny. It's actually funny.
Speaker 3: Uh pretty good, Lonnie. Nice job.
Speaker 2: MLS All Star Game is tonight. Show a hands to
Speaker 2: the room of everyone that's gonna watch it. Yeah, that'd
Speaker 2: be zero, just just wondering. There's only three of us.
Speaker 2: To be fair, there's only three of us in this room.
Speaker 2: And I was just curious how many people were gonna
Speaker 2: watch that MLSTIC. Somebody said that they had like a
Speaker 2: skills competition last night. I did not even know that
Speaker 2: until someone just texted me. I didn't even know that.
Speaker 2: And so today's my brother's birthday. Yeah, I forgot about
Speaker 2: that until about five o'clock. I didn't try to call
Speaker 2: him on the way to the station, and he didn't answer,
Speaker 2: and then I texted him, so, hey, he's up in
Speaker 2: the Philadelphia area.
Speaker 3: You know you live in Philadelphia. You don't deserve to
Speaker 3: be told happy birthday in Philadelphia is a rat hole,
Speaker 3: Like it really is a rat hole.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they got Lebron, but yeah, he has no idea
Speaker 2: what's about to hit him when they start struggling.
Speaker 3: He has no clue what those fans.
Speaker 2: There's a reason why they had a jail underneath the
Speaker 2: baseball and football stadium, I mean, and an actual magistrate
Speaker 2: and a judge down there, Like there's there's a reason
Speaker 2: it's Philadelphia. So's the reason why they call it Filthiadelphia.
Speaker 2: It's a rat hole anyway, one of my three least
Speaker 2: favorite cities in America, the other two being Atlanta and Orlando.
Speaker 2: Just for the record, not that anyone cares, but still
Speaker 2: did not know that the MLS All Star Game is tonight.
Speaker 2: Was not a I mean I did know that, but
Speaker 2: I did not know they had the skills competition last night.
Speaker 2: I didn't even know it was a two day event.
Speaker 2: But apparently it is. So thanks for the enlightenment. I
Speaker 2: appreciate that. Also want to say, and by the way,
Speaker 2: next segment, I'll have like actual news.
Speaker 3: But the also want to say this.
Speaker 2: I'm a little salty right now, a little upset, perturbed,
Speaker 2: you might say, disgruntled. I did not win the seven
Speaker 2: hundred plus million dollar Mega Millions lottery last night. That
Speaker 2: happened was some clown in Florida who clearly is going
Speaker 2: to use it to buy all the gene shorts he
Speaker 2: can and all the tank tops, because that's what they
Speaker 2: wear in Florida. Gene shorts and tank tops, white black, Hispanic.
Speaker 2: It does not matter. That is the state official wardrobe,
Speaker 2: jeene shorts, jorts and tank top. And but yeah, so
Speaker 2: if it's somebody from Florida, like there's the whole thing
Speaker 2: that like a man from Florida, a man from Florida,
Speaker 2: Like if you just type in a man from Florida.
Speaker 2: On Google, there's a million things that pop up about
Speaker 2: all the stupid. So there was a man from Florida
Speaker 2: that tried to wrestle an alligator and lost a foot.
Speaker 2: There was a man from Florida that thought it would
Speaker 2: he could dive into a three foot pool. There was
Speaker 2: a man from Florida like whatever, Right, there's all kinds
Speaker 2: of stuff. So man from Florida wins three hundred million dollars.
Speaker 2: Man from Florida blows it in three years. I can
Speaker 2: see the headlines now. It's Florida love the state. People
Speaker 2: do love some, Tampa do love some. I love some,
Speaker 2: Miami Love, Palm Beach Love, Palm Beach love, Miami, Boca, Tampa, Clearwater, Bradenton,
Speaker 2: like that whole area a lot. Jacksonville No Okalla, no Orlando, absolutely,
Speaker 2: one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: Not Daytona. It's okay for two days, then you got
Speaker 3: to get.
Speaker 2: Out, sort of like Vegas, Like you don't want to
Speaker 2: stay more than two or three days in Vegas and
Speaker 2: you got to get out. That's sort of the way.
Speaker 2: That's pretty much the way Daytona is. Pensacola it's okay,
Speaker 2: Talla has he it's highly It's not a good city
Speaker 2: except for Florida State, except for Florida State football games,
Speaker 2: Florida State weekends where they have a home football game.
Speaker 3: Tallahassee's pretty cool. Outside of that, it's a rat hole.
Speaker 3: Desm Florida.
Speaker 2: Nice, Pensacola, You're, okay, a nicer version of Myrtle Beach.
Speaker 2: So talking to someone who has been all over this
Speaker 2: damn country like a million times because of work, because
Speaker 2: of work when I was traveling all the time, so
Speaker 2: I know all about Florida. I think I've only been
Speaker 2: to Florida about seventy five times, all over that damn state,
Speaker 2: from Miami all the way up to the very northeast
Speaker 2: corner Jacksonville to the far left corner Pensacola, down towards
Speaker 2: again Tallahassee and Sarasota and Bradenton and Clearwater in Saint
Speaker 2: Pete Fort Myers.
Speaker 3: Been all down in there, know it all. Welcome back
Speaker 3: to breaking with Brett Jackson here on this Wednesday night.
Speaker 3: Go up to seven o'clock. TJ.
Speaker 2: Richie comes up from seven to nine. Okay, so a
Speaker 2: little bit ago, like not that long.
Speaker 3: It does.
Speaker 2: Matter of fact, I'll give you the exact time when
Speaker 2: this took place, got a got a message from CMPD
Speaker 2: and this came out at six', ten so not even
Speaker 2: an hour, ago so forty minutes ago this came. OUT
Speaker 2: cmpd officer arrested and charged with the illegal access of
Speaker 2: a government. Computer Meckelburray Police Department Internal Affairs division is
Speaker 2: conducting an internal investigation regarding the arrest OF Cmpd Officer Seth.
Speaker 2: Elliott On june, eighteenth twenty twenty, six The State bureau
Speaker 2: Of investigation informed the INFORMED cmpd that during an unrelated,
Speaker 2: INVESTIGATION sbi developed, information including On, Tuesday june, Sixteenth Officer
Speaker 2: elliott had improperly accessed THE flock system and THE cj
Speaker 2: leads once for non law enforcement. Purposes On, Monday june twenty,
Speaker 2: second twenty twenty, Six Officer elliott was placed on paid
Speaker 2: administrative assignment and his equipment and access to the systems
Speaker 2: with criminal intelligence information was revoked pending the outcome of
Speaker 2: THE sbi. Investigation On july twenty, Ninth Officer elliott was
Speaker 2: arrested by THE sbi on a charge of illegally accessing
Speaker 2: a government, computer A class one. Misdemeanor he was placed
Speaker 2: on administrative leave pending the outcome of the internal. Investigation
Speaker 2: he was hired In february of twenty twenty four and
Speaker 2: was currently assigned to The University. DIVISION cmpd does not
Speaker 2: own or operate any of The flock camera. Devices, HOWEVER
Speaker 2: cmpd does have a memorandum of understanding AND. MoU we've
Speaker 2: heard a lot About MoU's With iran WITH flock that
Speaker 2: allows officers to ACCESS flock devices of other agencies and
Speaker 2: entities at no. Charge and then there's a statement from
Speaker 2: A Stella Patterson and from WHAT i understand OR i
Speaker 2: think What i've seen so far briefly is that he
Speaker 2: was basically looking up the registration of, someone like saw
Speaker 2: the license plate or, whatever and was maybe looking up
Speaker 2: the registration for. SOMEONE i don't, know if it was a,
Speaker 2: FEMALE i don't, know if it was a, MALE i don't.
Speaker 2: KNOW i don't know the, situation BUT i think that's
Speaker 2: WHAT i saw during a commercial. Break so but, again
Speaker 2: this is all relatively brand. New but this is the
Speaker 2: problem of all this going on is that it's a
Speaker 2: it's A flock system and, cameras and we know like
Speaker 2: AND i know one has nothing to do with the.
Speaker 2: Other per, se what we're getting ready to get cameras at.
Speaker 2: INTERSECTIONS i believe it's ten cameras that we're going to.
Speaker 2: Get and we had them twenty years, ago and LIKE i,
Speaker 2: SAID i even got a ticket on one one time
Speaker 2: because WHAT i thought was a yellow, light they said
Speaker 2: was a red, light and yours truly got a ticket
Speaker 2: and this Was, god, yeah every better twenty years. Ago
Speaker 2: so they're going to be at, intersections some of the busiest,
Speaker 2: intersections these traffic, lights these traffic cameras. Now AND i
Speaker 2: keep saying this because a lot of people are unaware of.
Speaker 2: This that the fact that when you how do you
Speaker 2: know which intersection has the cameras, well they have to
Speaker 2: put up a sign three hundred yards prior to the,
Speaker 2: intersection so nearly a quarter of a mile telling you
Speaker 2: that a camera is at the. Intersection, now it will
Speaker 2: only be in one, area and it will maybe tell
Speaker 2: you who ran red, lights who did, This that's probably
Speaker 2: what they're going to be. Doing so or if they
Speaker 2: see a wreck at an, intersection who was at fault
Speaker 2: if they can see, that but they will tell you
Speaker 2: three hundred yards prior to the intersection that there is
Speaker 2: a camera at the. Intersection and then it's not just
Speaker 2: going to stay there in. Perpetuity it's going to be dancing,
Speaker 2: around moving around.
Speaker 3: From location to location to.
Speaker 2: Location and then they mad and depending on how these
Speaker 2: go with these, ten if they see a dramatic drop
Speaker 2: in accidents or people running red lights or, whatever they
Speaker 2: see a dramatic, drop then don't be surprised if they
Speaker 2: add ten more cameras to other, intersections if there's an actual.
Speaker 2: Improvement so that's what's going on right. Now like that's
Speaker 2: the thing with cameras and. Cameras we all have one
Speaker 2: in our, hands Right we all have a camera in our.
Speaker 2: Hands go to any sporting, event go to any, concert
Speaker 2: show up to any event where there as a police
Speaker 2: something's going on with the police, department everyone takes out their.
Speaker 2: Cameras a, fire everyone takes out their cameras no matter the,
Speaker 2: event takes out their, phone it starts filming. It we
Speaker 2: all ALMOST i say we. All but people who have
Speaker 2: houses or town, homes they have ring doorbell, CAMERAS, cpi
Speaker 2: whatever it, is AD, t whatever it, is they have
Speaker 2: it on their front. Doors we are now a society of.
Speaker 2: Cameras it used to be like even in the mid two.
Speaker 2: Thousands you, know, yeah you had your crappy digital or
Speaker 2: your flip phone, camera Your motorola flip phone camera with
Speaker 2: like one meg.
Speaker 3: But the.
Speaker 2: Uh but, then but we would carry around those little
Speaker 2: yellow insta cameras From. Kodak you can just fit it
Speaker 2: in your pocket it's the size of a, wallet or
Speaker 2: you put it in your. Purse so you always had
Speaker 2: a little, camera disposable camera on hand and you'd go from.
Speaker 2: There but we are now a society of, cameras and people, say,
Speaker 2: oh my privacy and this and that and businesses shouldn't
Speaker 2: have cameras AND. Cctv, dude your privacy left about fifteen years, ago.
Speaker 3: Like right around twenty, eleven you, know.
Speaker 2: Blackberries were gone and phones started getting better with their
Speaker 2: cameras and.
Speaker 3: Everything else and. Zooming you don't have.
Speaker 2: Primacy everything you sign up for sign everyone has access.
Speaker 2: To now we've heard about all the things about companies
Speaker 2: selling off information to third party.
Speaker 3: Companies you don't have privacy.
Speaker 2: Anymore, now that doesn't mean that officers can go and
Speaker 2: access things illegally for non law enforcement, purposes which allegedly happened.
Speaker 2: Here so this IS i fully expect this to be
Speaker 2: a more common thing as this, continues and there's more
Speaker 2: and more cameras on every corner as we go. Forward All,
Speaker 2: right everyone that's going to do it for us, tonight
Speaker 2: my name Is Brett. Jensen coming up next IS.
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Speaker 2: Ritchie he'll take up until nine o'clock. Tonight my name
Speaker 2: Is Brett. Jensen you've been listening To breaking With Brett.
Speaker 3: Jenson