Монолог: камеры Flock и грядущее полицейское государство

MONOLOGUE: Flock Cameras and the Coming Slave State

Источник: https://tuckercarlson.com/monologue-july-15-2026

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Joe Kent [01:26:25] Well, the way the bureaucracy works is they can just kill things in process. So initially we were cut off pretty early on from being able to access the files and being able send people out there. We sent people out initially to work in the task force. After the crisis period, the first week or so, that dispersed and we basically were told that, hey, we'll get back to you if we find any kind of foreign ties, et cetera, that we want you guys to look into. Meanwhile, we had already dug up a decent amount of leads. Again, I'm not saying that we had anything concrete, but we found more work that we needed to do to say that we have done our due diligence. We were then told that, hey, you guys need to stop. You can't work on this anymore. I had a bureaucratic dispute about it. Eventually, we were allowed to continue to investigate. But then, in very short order, all the requests that we would make that normally different parts of the interagency with the FBI being on point. Would facilitate data share. Data sharing is a big thing that NCTC does. Those requests were just never in my opinion, not an honest effort was given to fulfill those requests. Just basic information that any competent police service, which I believe Utah has, and the FBI, that they would have access to, to help us run down the leads to either confirm or deny some kind of foreign activity. So we were cut off from that. They didn't ever officially come back and say, you can't look at this anymore. All of the requests just continued to die on the vine with the various agencies that we needed to actually fulfill those request.