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Episode Date: September 3, 2025

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A child walked into a school building in Buffalo. A man followed him. Minutes later, that man was tackled by a staff member. So, Buffalo schools are covering up child abuse. What the fuck? Minutes later, that man was tackled by a staff member and arrested for attempted abduction. The child's parents were never told.

The only reason anyone found out is because a detective got a copy of deleted surveillance footage handed to him by a staffer who secretly recorded it on a phone. And so this is from the podcast. The family found out from the district attorney. That detective's name is Richard High. He's not a political actor. He's not a teacher. He's not a disgruntled parent.

He's an SVU cop 13 years on the Buffalo police force, two years assigned to child sexual assault cases. And he says the school system in Buffalo doesn't just fail to report crimes. It suppresses them. it obstructs justice, it hides victims, and it ignores subpoenas, highlighted all out in April 2025. On a podcast, then on camera, then in court filings,

within 48 hours, over 650,000 people had heard what he said, and what he said was specific. He claimed the Buffalo Public School District routinely labeled child sexual assault reports as information only to prevent them from being investigated. He said subpoenas from law enforcement were ignored, signed by judges, handed to the district, and left unanswered. What? This is as bad as it sounds?

If you can't tell by the thumbnail, this episode, it's not even an episode. It is something rich, you know him as angry cops, brought to light. And it is something that even now I'm at a loss of work. words to how to even explain it. I will say viewer discretion is advised. People are spamming on Reddit during my vacation. I truly believe everyone should see this message. And I know this community. We know this community. Yeah, we know the likes and we know you guys will help make this right and make a difference. And really quick, so much love for rich and what he is doing in the purpose of this.

Holy shit. All the ad sense and money that this video generates is going to be donated to the Buffalo New York Family Justice Center. And the other reason it is running is because in order to reach as many people as possible, this is how you have to do it. Otherwise, it gets restricted. And we didn't want that for this message. Angry Cups, Rich, we will support you until the end of times with this. And I know all of you will do the same. We hear you all. We defend those who might need a little help or who don't have a voice. So again, viewer discretion is advised. Hi, everyone. Welcome to the unsubscribe podcast. Rich has something important to say and we would like for you all to hear it. What the, you ready to get sued? Yeah. No. Let's go. All right. So this is,

Damn, that's a lot of cups. This is real and this can't affect my life, but it's at the moment where it's one of those things where you've got to do the right thing or not. I didn't want to ruin the actual podcast with it. I wanted to wait until later on just in case. So here's the deal. I've been in SVU in the Buffalo Police Department for two years,

and there was a space in between where I left SVU with Special Victims Unit, And I went to two other, I got promoted to lieutenant and then went to the FBI and assistant with that and I'm back in SVU. But during those few years, even before then, there has been an issue where the Buffalo school system, specifically there are legal representatives in the city, like the city attorneys that are, that specifically work for Buffalo public schools, right? So I'm not sure if that's the city of Buffalo buying these attorneys and having them protect them. or it's like the the schools like lawyers for the schools is their own thing

but either way long story short the Buffalo school system has been intentionally not reporting the assaults of students between student and then has also used

the Buffalo Police Department's school resource officers to write reports and then had their influence over those officers to then close the reports and that's a story I'll get into. So soft pitch, why are they doing that? I don't know. My best estimate is that they're afraid. They don't want to get fired. I don't want the numbers to show that there are these police investigations occurring

at their schools or assaults occurring at their schools because it could affect funding or something somehow, which by the way is fucking stupid. If a crime happens at a school, it doesn't mean that funding is then stopped or prevent it from going to that school. Oftentimes, if there's a problem, people will pour money into that problem to fix it. And I'm going to give you an exam. The reason why, it's probably because they know that they are somehow letting this happen. like they know that they bear some level of accountability and responsibility for it so that's why they're ignoring it this is a real example you're afraid of bad press yeah there's a school it's attached to the buffalo science museum that school that's attached to the buffalo science museum has doors that can go

from the science museum into the school those doors are not locked individuals can get into them right stranger danger right okay sure that happened so a stranger went into the school it's a great school It's a very low school. And this person grabbed a male and a female child. It's a very low school. Low grade school. So like first. This is like little kids.

Yeah. It's not like high scores. It's like an eight year olds. Yeah. So like, so kids under the age of 10. Oh, fuck.

Jesus. So it goes into the school and grabs a young female child and a male child and tries to leave. And I'm going to, I'm going to parcel this story up. What the fuck? The way that the information came. in.

Bro, what the... At first, the information that came in was that there was one female child that was, it was an attempted abduction. There was no report about the second child, kind of a big deal. The second child, the boy, it pissed himself. And when his parents came... Yeah, I bet. Sorry, I'm getting fucked up.

When his parents can pick him up... Take your time, brother. Yeah, sorry. Give me a second. You get you. You're all right, man. When his parents can pick him up, the school did not disclose the parent that the kid was a part of an attempted abduction. So when parents asked him, why did my kid piss his pants at school, the teachers and the people in charge did not tell them that there was an attempted abduction.

The school then deleted the video of the attempted abduction. The fuck. And the district attorney's... office, excuse me. And the district attorney's office only got it because somebody within the school had the wherewithal to record it and then give it to them. What? They're hiding something? And also as little with yours, no, you have to understand like a lot of guys like this guy worked in a special victims unit. So this is like what I'm assuming. I don't know. I'm just guessing. but like whenever he's telling these stories he's probably thinking about like 10 other stories

that are like a hundred times worse that he had to deal with and like that's probably what's it's like kind of like a PTSD type thing right it's a good trigger yeah because like I don't think people understand like how much like dealing with this kind of stuff especially it's like the you know if you gaze into the abyss long enough it'll gaze back into you like that kind of metaphor like how it's basically like this yeah it really fun you up a lot. You said 13 years or something like eight years. Sent subpoenas.

So like court order documents from judges that are signed. By the way, I mean, deleting evidence of a crime like that is like absolutely illegal. It's not even a question, right? It's really not. The school's legal representatives and those representatives have intentionally not responded to them. Now here's the weird thing, which is like this is the biggest issue right here is that specific one that's the one that sent me over the edge. Obviously, I'm emotional from it. So the biggest issue with this entire story, well, one of the issues, one of the issues with this entire story is that when subpoenaed, these legal representatives for the Buffalo School Department are ignoring the subpoenas and not just.

Does Donald know about this? someone needs to send this to Donald like this is crazy he should yeah so like somebody needs to fucking know about this is crazy not not responding to them but being obstructionists I'll text them and actually giving information to school administrators

and school personnel to not talk to the police or assist the police anyway wait wait a minute obstructionists and actually responding to them, but being obstructionists and actually giving information to school administrators and school personnel to not talk to the police or assist the police in any way. In fact, to- So to actively obstruct a police investigation into a child abduction.

And this is being done by a school district? The school district claims these are untruths on Twitter. Oh, ah, yeah, for sure. obstruct us. Like intentionally, do not do these things. Here's how you prevent the police from doing their job. So, and here's where like this crux is coming in. Why it's kind of a whistleblower thing is there are people that are trying to get this information from the schools and the main.

Like, wouldn't it be easy to tell? Because so like if a school has security cameras and the security camera footage during the time of this abduction just doesn't exist. but there's a secondary footage of it that wasn't recorded by the school security system. Wouldn't that prove effectively that they deleted it? Like, I mean, I feel like how do you even deny that? Ane obstructionist are these lawyers who, once again, I said, are ignoring subpoenas and court orders.

And the only way that you can overcome that is if somebody from the court, court system, judge attorney general's office in New York State, the attorney general of the United States, comes down and says, why are you not responding to these court orders? You're ordered to respond to them. They're not. And in this specific case, you know, like destruction of evidence, you know, that's kind of a bad one, you know. Huge. And then also keep in mind, I talked about this the other day. I'll say it again, is that destruction of evidence is something that even if the crime hasn't officially been committed yet, it's still something that you can be held accountable for if you are destroying it in anticipation of the crime being reported. So even though it hasn't been

charged as a crime yet, this can still be something that you're held accountable for. Telling one of the, you know, the kid's parents. No, if somebody, comes forward you said somebody had the wherewith all to record the the surveillance video or whatever it was yeah if somebody comes forward with that that's still usable as evidence so they have to that that's that's a weird thing about New York state and I'm not a lawyer and then my knowledge is limited in that but from my understanding you need to have somebody confirm the authenticity of the recording so let's say that it's a it's a it's a CCTV of like a corner store the manager or a worker would have to show up to court and say that is the video that from my store when it comes from and i don't know if this is how it was done but let's say like that's bad though right because if that's the case then they're the ones that are recording it and they're also trying to hide it phone recorded the CCTV footage and then they were like hey they deleted the real cc tv tv footage and then gave it to a um the assistant district attorney you would need some

somebody to authenticate that, which would, and this is where the legal process is weird to me. I'm not sure if that means that the individual that sent the CCTV recording from their phone would have to, would have to state, I'm so and so. I recorded that with my phone. I was in the office of such and such school. And this is recording of our CCTV footage. Or, I mean, couldn't they also just like reference the metadata too? Because there would be like a creation date and everything for the data. And assuming that this person isn't some kind of like computer scientists, they're probably not going to know how to like make that artificial.

It means that any representative from the school can say, you know what that person recorded. Data can be changed. Yeah. But like again, it's more more certainty, right? Very rarely are you able to achieve 100% certainty? But if you have somebody who doesn't really seem to be computer literate that is doing this and the metadata matches their story and there's no history of them having experience of changing

it or having, you know, like education on changing it, then yeah, I think it's a dot on the graph. Yeah, exactly. Eventually you can still draw a line. Is our CCTV footage? Gotcha. So whoever recorded versus anyone can say yes and verify that. So I'm not sure like that's that's something for like the lawyers to do. I'm not sure how that process goes, but yeah, school district did that. Dude, I'm telling, I'm telling, I'm telling you. you, I'm telling you it's a lot of the schools. When I say that's the worst example that I have, which is obviously a horrible example, I can't tell you the amount of shit that I have to go through in order to go to a school, talk to a principal and say, what did the kid tell you? And they'll go,

I can't talk to you. I've got to talk to my lawyers. You're like, it's in your job to protect the kids. I can't tell you how many. I think they're just trying to protect. I think they're just trying to their jobs. I think that's what's probably happening. They're doing this in order to protect their jobs. I had a girl of his, you know, get fucked up. This is another one? That's fucking wild.

Like, especially if your own kiddo and then you don't even know, they come home, they're scared, they're confused. They have no idea what just happened. And then no one's telling them. If you were like they need a loyalty to the, and you're getting, uh, you're getting, uh, you're, you're getting gaslighted by your own school that it didn't happen. Two, I mean, you think about the damage that does to a kid psychologically. If, like, the school won't even acknowledge the thing that happened to you. Money above the kids.

Yeah. Yeah, that's... I think it's a mix of fear. I think it's the fear of... There's a lot of shit there. I don't think it's, like, dirty money. I think it's a fear of losing your job. It's a fear of the people that are above you that are going to come back.

I appreciate him saying this and not trying to turn this into, like, some global, like, Pizza Gate level conspiracy. It's probably just a lot of people that are bad actors or not doing their jobs properly that are scrambling and using kids as effectively collateral in order to protect themselves. Get you. I think it's the fear of stepping out of line and then getting, you know, reprimanded. Yep. My standard.

But like one of the cases that I had is a girl went to a, she got beat by her dad who's a blood. He's a piece of shit. Yeah. She got beat by her dad. And she went to a school counselor and said, my dad beats me. And school counselor didn't report it. School counselors, like, notes were like, this kid's a liar. She lies a lot about like how cool she was at another school.

And you're like, oh, that, that's normal kid lying shit. What do I give a fuck about that? So she didn't report it. And then the next incident happened where this girl had a video recording of, I forget if it was either her dad post beating her or if it was during the beating or if it was of her injuries. I think it was of her dad punching her. And she walks into the counselor's office with another girl, plays the video and the woman's like, is that you? She's like, yeah, that's me. And then the girl walks out of the office. And then later on in the day, the counselor goes

up towards like, hey, listen, what's going on with that video? Like, is that you? Like, what's going on? She's like, yeah, that's me. My dad, my dad beats me all the time. And then the kid walked away. Not reported. I'm a crash out. What the fuck? Not reported to CPS, now reported to the police.

The third time is when my case comes in. The kid comes into school beaten and bruised and swollen. And then they removed the kid from the parents' custody, right? Okay. And then that's when I get the investigation of child abuse. But it took three fucking times. It took three times. Oh, wait.

So it's the same kid. So basically, they reported early on. The counselor ignores it. They provide video evidence to the counselor. The counselor ignores it. Finally, this kid gets totally fucked up. And oh my God. Still ignored.

Well, and the counselor probably didn't even have anything to do with the third time. Cry for help ignored three times, two times, apparently. but yeah. Holy shit. That counselor needs to go to prison. Holy fuck. Well, they need to have their license taken away. I mean, at the very least, right? And why? Because they lied about being popular in another school. Who's the adult here? The first time, it's easy. Hey, CPS. This girl says that she got beat. I don't really know what's going on. Here you go. When the CPS begins an investigation. And then the law enforcement. I really hate this idea that. I don't know if you guys have noticed this at all being more pervasive. But have you guys noticed the pervasive and toxic idea that parents should not be privy to and accountable and should not be aware of the things that their children do in school? And I'm seeing this happen in a lot of different cases. I think it happens with, for example, like the, you know, gender identification. Now it's happening with this circumstance.

It's also happening with like sexuality as well in general. And I think that we're seeing more of a widespread perversion that effectively justifies removing a parent's agency over their own child in like the supposed best interest of the kid. Like am I because I'm seeing in abortions is another one. Yeah. Giving the kid, uh, what did it? Birth control, right? Without telling the parent. I think you should be able to give the kid birth control, but you should also have to tell the parent.

Is that fair, right? I mean, I think that's fair. So in general, duty to report, yeah, it's not there's something to fire over. It's a criminal charge. Well, I just don't know enough about that. Like, if that's true, I hope that's what happens. But yeah, this is fucking sick, man. It's a gray area?

Yeah, I don't know. Referral from CPS comes to me. And then if CPS... LTA birth control can make you sterile. Look, if a doctor disagrees with me for legal or, like, for medical reasons, I would defer to them. I'm just thinking about this ethically from my perspective. I could be wrong. It's not, I don't, I don't strongly hold this position.

It's just something that if I had to fall off on one side of the fence, this is kind of what I think is okay. Brings her in, does an interview and it's valid. I go talk to dad and arrest her. That didn't have him. The second time, there's video fucking proof. She's got a video on her phone and shows you. Literally on in 4K. And, and, and, and, uh, yeah.

And so like that those are the two, that's one that I'm directly involved in. That's one that I happen to know about that I'm not investigating. Wow. And I can tell you that. And this is all in the same school district. Myself and the people in my unit are concerned, but we, that we've, and we've made complaints. And people in my chain of command above me have made complaints. And we've had to go back to be like,

let's look at this address of the school. What's the outcome you want on this? Like what, what, you guys see what I'm saying though, right? About how like there is this increasing, like, narrative that parents are like, effectively not fully accountable for their children and schools and society should be making decisions above the parents. I've been seeing this play out in the last 10 years and I find it to be incredibly disgusting.

And I think this is one of the dark sides of that. I don't. I want the one school counselor that I investigated arrested for not failing to report. Okay. You're not a school counselor if you don't know how to tell people that a child's being abused. She needs to be arrested or at least true. Charged. You want to put her on probation.

Fucking fine. But something needs to happen. And I'm not saying it needs to happen. It's like there's no legal system. I'm saying that there has to be a repercussion. So then people who see if you don't. report because you didn't report that basically precautions so like the people aren't reporting because they're worried the system will fuck them but if you don't report

the system will you too so exactly and he's he's totally fucking right about that because yeah if you're afraid of getting fucked by the system then you have to create a system where if you don't report you get even more fucked like you'd need to do your job it's like this dual concern right you you don't have to talk to the police like everybody has their own individual rights for self-preservation, your Fourth Amendment rights. You don't have to, Miranda rights.

You don't have to talk to me. But it's different when you're a mandated reporter. And it's different when parents aren't being told why they're a kid. If you, you've got a kid, you've got a kid, you've got a kid. You don't have a kid yet. Not you either. If you picked up your fucking toddler from school and they pissed themselves and they're crying. And you're like, oh my God, what's Jimmy?

What's going on with you? The first thing you do is go up to the teacher. Be like, hey, what happened? Yeah, of course. And you would expect a real answer. Somebody tried to steal Jimmy. What you wouldn't expect is for that school to delete video footage. What you wouldn't expect is for that school to be like, you know what? I'm not sure. Something happened. You know, you'll have to talk to an administrator about it. I'm not sure. You know, it's people that are afraid of doing the right thing. Like, these school teachers.

Yeah, exactly. And Brandon's 100% right. The way you solve that problem is by creating an incentive that doing the wrong thing is 10 times more detrimental. Because if you've created a system or doing the right thing puts you at risk, then you have to amend the system. And principles are afraid to do the right thing. And like I said, we can we can guess why. I've got my own hypothesis is why. But either way, they're failing to do the right thing for one reason or another.

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It's super easy they're like $3. For example. This case might have been a fluke. It could have been like, you know, kids experimenting and then one of them got scared. It could have been absolutely nothing. It still could be absolutely nothing. I've left six messages on a principal's voicemail saying, hey, I just need you to talk to me.

I need the phone numbers of the parents. I only have the phone numbers of the kids. I don't want to call the kids. Please give me the phone numbers of the parents, of the adults of these kids, of the police report that you call 911 for to have police already show up. I just don't have the phone numbers for the parents, and I can't get a return phone call. How many times I had I call school to be like, hey, there's a potential sexual assault? I just need to talk to the parents. And I can't get a return phone call.

It's fucking wild. And like, if they're not doing a return phone call, there's a certain point where negligence becomes malice. And if you are so negligent that you are, and I think this is malice, by the way, because you're deleting footage. Like negligence is just not giving a fuck and not reporting anything. But if you're actively hiding things, then that's something that's very different. And for some reason, they're protected. And my opinion, my opinion from all of this and everything else is that is the legal representatives of the Buffalo City schools that are, that are advising, educating, scaring, whatever you want to say it is to these administrators,

teachers, counselors, don't talk to police. Don't make a police report. Have the police report instead of say sexual assault make it information only. Well, you want to bury a sexual assault with a kid? Have a fucking cop show up and then have them write down everybody's name and say information only. and then don't forward it to special victims unit. Five kids, you know, seven kids are by one other kid in the school, right? They're 14. He's 16.

It doesn't fucking matter if it's not a crime or if it was consensual. If somebody says I was and I felt bad about it, it's my job to investigate it. Why are you stopping that? And so... Yeah, exactly. It's not the police or sorry, it's not the school administrator's job to distinguish whether a crime was committed or not. Their job is only to report what happened.

Like, they're not the investigator. This is some dark shit. Yeah, I was going to do it on the main podcast. If you want to throw it at the end, it's cool. But I might be asking for financial assistance after this goes live, but I'm okay with it because you're doing the right thing. It's fucking me up. It's fucking me up.

I can't deal with it no more. You know, something that I've learned from our little podcast is ever since we've open it up to like first responders. I've read a lot of those stories in there. And first responders do like PTSD. I think it's like for the the active duty military when you go to war, it's like it's highs and lows. Like like you just get a shit show or nothing. Like it's it's all over the place. But first responders, it's just a constant thing. And like you being in the smack dab middle of both bro, I don't know how you do it. Like people in general like cops in general who deal with like sex crimes or child sex crimes. I couldn't do it. I'd be going to prison.

Because it's the idea of like the, you know, at least he's right. When you're talking about military trauma, it's like that's over there. You're in, well, that's the thing. You're in war. You're fighting the enemy. You're like, chances are innocent are you're not taking life an innocent. It's very rare. You're fighting enemy combatants.

You're shooting blah, blah, blah. And then you come back and you're like, oh, and it's a separation versus here. And it's not the innocent you're seeing and then interacting with or pulling up to a crime scene. I think there's also like the meta level thing where there's like this growing resentment and distaste for police officers. And so anytime a police officer displays at a level of vulnerability, you have like a certain toxic part of the internet that is like even happy about that. I think there's definitely that that's going on too, right? There's like an entire culture. Yeah, there's a culture that dehumanizes these people and makes it okay to laugh at their suffering.

it's like hey there was while they're trying to do something good right or and a baby got smeared across the road that and then you have to go home immediately yeah and no that's going on around you all the time yeah it's like different world it's like an acute injury versus just like sustained overuse injury almost yeah like I would join the military and go to war over being a police officer I'm so sorry any day pipetals I got it right here boom because of that exact That was... You're gonna get pink lip. Are you available later? Did you just do a line of energy drink? Yeah. Ooh, I feel better after getting all that off my fucking chest. Thank you for a dude, brother.

Thank you. Thank you. I'm honestly, like, for real, like, I'm fucking, I feel like there is gonna be, I am gonna have some sort of repercussions. Here's what I think is also bad, is that what do you think the, probability is that he is just identified every time that this has happened.

I think the probability of that is zero. Like, these are the times that he can, he can verifiably prove that something happened that wasn't reported. Think about all the times where they're not, they're not reported. Because I'm trying to do the right thing. We got you. I feel like people. You have so many people that will have your back on that.

We will show our ass to make that happen. I did that already. Well, on a different issue, yeah, you did literally do that. Do cops have whistleblower protection? I know military does. I think there's a whistleblower protection for everybody. So, yeah. And like, if there's like a legal thing where they're going to come after me,

I bet you there is going to be a legal thing where they come after me. And I don't know how I'm going to be protected or there. what that's going to be. It's worked out for you. This is the kind of guy you should have a givson to go for, right? Not some crazy psycho with a knife that stabbed somebody in the chest. If that happens. I know.

I don't know what it's going to be so far. But I, like, the things that I just said, you know, right? Because I'm concerned about them, it's, uh, it, well, you said, the one case is mine. Um, and that's how I know about it. and but like the local buffalo news tried to dismiss it all because they were drinking in the podcast these are concerns i immediately believe you higher ranking people in the buffalo police department these are concerns from patrol people in the buffalo police department these are concerns from the the dairy attorney's office is like you're rich like i know what you're dealing with this is

fucked up i've got this i've got that this is going on that's how i know that like they're the the lawyers from or that's the information that I'm getting that back up that thinking that the lawyers that represent the schools are not just not responding but also obstructionists

which is you know what the you know like and I mean there has to be official correspondence here right like there has to be some form of paper trail for this if they're communicating it can't be saying all this in person if I can be frank

I think everybody in the world is going to be like a paper trail. Yeah, exactly. So let me get this right. I'm going to link the whole thing. You're a lawyer. Instead of assisting the police department and protecting kids because you represent the schools, instead of assisting them, you're going to intentionally obstruct them. You're going to not respond to subpoenas. You're not, you're going to not respond to court orders. You're going to think that you're so high above the law and you've got no repercussions have happened to them because like you need somebody above.

And that's the worst thing about it, is that nothing has happened. And they're not even, and this is what I find to be so funny is people are complaining about, oh, oh, Trump's ignoring judges or whatever. These people are just random school administrators and they're ignoring judges. This is nuts. They represent the school district, not the kid. That's the thing. You know what the worst thing about it is?

I think that's a really good way to put it. I think you're totally right. What's the judge going to do? Hey, give this to me. Yeah, I haven't given you anything and I'm not going to give you anything. And nothing happens. Like, where the fuck else do you go? The commissioner of police can't do shit about that.

I mean, maybe we can make an arrest here or there, but then we need the assistant district attorneys and the district attorney of Erie County to have her back and do that. And if there's assistant district attorneys that are like, dude, these lawyers aren't even responding to us. Like, we don't know what, like, we got to get somebody higher above our, our, our, our, our DA to do something or the DA to do something. I don't know, like, who can do something. And it's gotten so bad in the schools that, like, this is my, like, I don't know.

I just got to, like, talking to a shrink and fucking, and this. I just hate how bad it's gotten to the fact where you believe that the unsubscribed podcast is the best outlet because Jesus Christ. Well, the problem is because every single other media outlet is so curated and controlled. That's the reason why podcasts and individual media has been. been growing so much. It's because even some larger alternative media has run into this problem also. I know that people have criticized Ben Shapiro and like his company for doing this, for example, right? Is that they're so controlled and they have these ulterior motives. And it's almost like as a media company, the bigger you get, the more the temptation is to work against the best interest of the public.

the Daily Wire is Israel Mouse piece? Yeah, that's what a lot of people say. And I was just bringing this up to say that it's not just mainstream media. This is something that's been going on with alternative media as well. I also know I can guarantee this will

fuck that on the plus side. That's part two because it's like, because you know we know you, we love you, we're here for you like we're I know that you guys will do your best to protect me but at the same time like if these people I'll tell you this right. I mean like if this guy has any sort of

if the school tries to sue him or whatever and he does a fundraiser, I would share it, I would support it myself personally. This is something that I think is it's a worthy cause, much more than the ones that we're promoting nowadays. I think that many people would, right?

And so I don't think this guy's alone. I actually, I think that the fact is that like I would say probably 90%, maybe probably more than that, of like men in like this country and also just in the world feel exactly the way that he does. They do.

Like 99% I said, yeah, there's a very small subset of people that are these like weird, like, it's, there's so much weird about this, right? Like, I don't even want to get into it. Can you summarize what happened? Basically, there's a school district in Buffalo, correct me, New York, that is Buffalo school. Yeah, yeah, I'm pretty sure, right? And so anyway.

Yeah, that's it. Okay. So they not only are not reporting instances of kids being abused, but on top of that, they're actively deleting evidence of the abuse happening. There was a kid abducted from the school, and the parents were not even told that it happened. And the video evidence of the abduction was deleted, and the only evidence that it happened was recorded by a third party. Like, hey. Oh, and attempted. Excuse me. it didn't happen, but it was happening and it was stopped. Thank you.

Because I know what's going to happen, right? I'm not an idiot. I've been around the legal system long enough, and I know how if you shake the right tree, something's going to happen. I know what's going to happen is they're going to say that whatever I said, they're going to pick it apart, they're going to go through all my videos. They're going to go through this right now what I'm saying. And they're going to go, you violated this, this, this and this of your department's

policy and procedure. And they're going to go and you violated this, this, this, this and this of whatever procedure. And you should be fired. you need to be removed, you're suspended, and here you go. And so what's going to happen is, is a guy myself, if I can toot my own horn, who's a hard worker who's been crushing his cases, who my lieutenant and my chief. This is, I think, one of the problems that happens to a lot of people that work inside of these

different departments is that their enthusiasm turns to almost cynicism, when they feel like they're being oppressed by the bureaucracy of the machine that they're they're inside of. And I think that's why you have so many of these police officers and people that work in these different organizations that are effectively trained into apathy. Because it's just like, you know, they come into it with like a certain level of righteousness. That righteousness is undermined by endless levels and layers of bureaucratic red tape. They can't express themselves. They can't talk about it. They can't do anything about it. And eventually you do that for 20 or 30 years and you stop giving a fuck i think that's what happens detectives can vow just like uh uh um

an asset in in whatever unit i go to especially under the investigative unit of being you know special victims or others like a good ass cop yeah so good ass police officer so i know that i just know the squeeze is going to happen to where you're beaten down punching a wall yeah There's going to be, I feel like there's going to be negative. It's not righteousness. It's trying hard to do a good job. You're right. Righteousness could be perceived as a, you know, like a, you know, pejorative.

Yeah, he's trying to do his job. He's trying to do his best. Yeah, for sure. Precussions on my career and they're going to come after me for it because just that, if nobody else has done this yet, why? I guarantee we could pull way more money than their attorneys do. Yeah. I guarantee we can pull away.

Do we know who the attorneys are? I don't know the names of the attorneys. But I can say that they are the attorneys that represent the Buffalo school system and that they are attorneys that have been receiving subpoenas and that those attorneys that have been receiving the subpoenas have not been responding to them. I'm pretty comfortable dying on the hill of protecting kids. Which is like morally, morally I'm 100% the right. Morally like fuck off.

I know what I'm doing. But that doesn't mean there's not going to be negative reggae Precussions. And like, that's one of those weird things where like I love being a cop. I'm not going to stop being a cop. I could have this career, but I love being a cop. But I'm worried that some, my

thing is, is I think they're going to suspend me for an investigation. They're going to take a good detective that does the right things off the fucking streets. Let it happen. He'll be a martyr. That's the truth. I mean, and by the way, it's easy for me to say because I don't have to cash this check he does.

But I mean, I think like, I mean, honestly, like this podcast, a lot of these guys, like, you know, my audience, etc. Like, these are all like pretty much this is the money demographic, right? Middle-aged men and young guys. Yeah. Like a lot of people would donate to this. Like, of any demographic to have, this is the money demographic. For an indefinite period of time. My biggest fear is I don't think I'll lose my job for it, even though I know they'll come after me for it.

my next biggest fear is that they're just going to take me off the table and they're going to fucking put me on administrative leave for 10 years until I'm forced to retire and I'm never going to be able to help a kid again. That's going to make me cry.

As he sips from his bad bitch mug. We'll make sure that is a weapon. You make it change. You feel like rich is side-out-in-neying to be coming a cost. You got contacts in the Pinole? I'll put it this way. We got some contacts that could probably make this terrifying for a lot of people.

Yeah, well, you know, it's all fun in games until you get a call from your boss's boss's boss. Yeah. So like in D.C. So I knew and like not to, you know, pump you guys up, but you know, you're kind of you're kind of a big deal. You ever see Goodwill hunting? What's that? Goodwill hunting. What about it? Yeah, a little one of my favorite movies.

Rubber Williams. Yeah, it was Robert Williams selling. It's not your fault. Oh, bro. Don't fucking. It's not your fault. Yeah, that's my fault. I know. Well, I didn't, I didn't cause the situation. But that doesn't mean that I'm not going to catch flack for it. And I'm okay with catching a flag for it. What I don't want is to not do the thing that I'm good at that I love.

We'll make sure that never happens. Yeah, you got a million homies. I'll fucking, we will dump whatever is needed to keep that goes to war. So, yeah, I'll fucking. Look at our combined numbers. It's like my gang's bigger than yours. Yeah. I mean, I don't know if I'm invited, but I'm

down. Yeah. Yeah. So who fuck. Well, that was It's not a crime for the mandated reporter to not report it, though? Yes. Say that again? Is it not a crime for the mandated reporter to not report? Let me tell you something, right? It's a slippery slope, which is one of the reasons why I think there's been like some pushback.

I don't say pushback. But it's a slippery slope, and that's why it's difficult to charge not reporting when you're a mandated reporter. In New York State, there is New York State penal law. I forget which one it is, but it's failing to report, right? So it is against law. That can fall under, I'll give you two examples that are very different, right? Failing to report can be the situation that I talked about, about the girl going to a school counselor saying, you know, that something's happening to me and them now reporting it, right?

It can also technically under the law, right, the white and black of it, it can also be done if you beat up your kid a 911 call and I am a police officer and I come up and I arrest you. for that. Sure. And I take you to jail, but I don't report it. So that's one of the things that's kind of keeping, like the police, I think, potentially at bay, is that there's instances where the police made an arrest, but they didn't report, which is like, in my, to me is bullshit. They made the arrest.

The arrest has been affected. Our rookie cop would assume that I've done literally the highest amount of shit I can do. I've affected an arrest. I haven't just taken a report and sent it before. I've made an arrest. New York State now knows that this person has been arrested for child abuse, and they bring him in. And so I know that that's one of the issues when it comes to going for somebody that has a failed to report.

Because if the legal system is the legal system, if you do it for one person. I think it's a very big difference too also. Like you're talking about a police officer not reporting something as, he's arresting somebody for a certain crime. This is like an administrative error. But whenever you're talking about like a counselor or not reporting something, this is a deliberate obfuscation. Like you see kind of like where there's like a very big difference here?

Is it like one cop fucks up by not reporting it right? This is done. Oops, I'm a dumb ass. And then the counselor doesn't report it. Oops, I'm a piece of fucking shit. That's the difference. You got to do it for them all. And sometimes, you know, people in the legal system don't see the gray.

And the gray is the police officer made a good judgment by affecting the arrest and maybe failed to report. But in that failure to report, it wasn't an intentional failure to report. He made an arrest and assumed that that was enough, which I think we can all agree is like an understandable mistake. Yeah. Right. That's when you have a good system. It works. Yeah.

Got our social. You know, if you affect an arrest, why should you have to make a report? That should be done by maybe a report technician or by New York State by checking a box and saying, oh, hey, this person was arrested for this. Yeah. It's a bureaucratically from CPS. But that's very different from my example of the school counselor failing to report not once. And I'll even let that one slide.

Like, fuck it. Hey, my dad beats me. All right. This kid's a liar a little bit. Where are the bruises? I don't see any bruises. well i stay home so then i don't have bruise up that well like all right this is weird you should you should report that but i everybody makes a mistake i can all right cool you got one but if somebody

if some kid fucking shows up to you with a recording on their phone and says hey this is me and then walks away and then later on in the day you go back to that kid and then confirm that it's them fuck off you don't get to do your job anymore because you can't you're inept so those are two different things. And then that's one of the things that, um, that I've, I've noticed is like this slippery slope thing. If you go against the counselor that did the obvious wrong, that can bring in litigation to say, well, we have to treat the officers that didn't do the, the, the, the, the, the CPS report, child protected services report when they made the arrest. Yeah, remember what I said about how like in video game companies, they create these levels of

bureaucracy where accountability is displaced through so many different people that nothing can ever change and nothing can ever be done. One thing that I think is a commonality is that there's like a degree of bureaucratic entropy that happens within systems and you need to regularly flush that out. And I think that's what's happening in this circumstance is that you have this accountability that's being displaced among too many people. And because the accountability is displaced among so many people, nobody actually wants to do anything and step outside of line because it might put everybody at risk and there's no way that you can actually do accountability because there's so many chains of command and so many chains of like behavior

or action that like who's really at fault here it's very hard to say and I think here's the worst thing about this is that I think that in a lot of these cases it's done by design I think that people create these bureaucratic gordon knots in order to make it impossible to unravel who actually is doing things wrong so it's easier for them to just simply not do their job. That's what's happening. I actually think that it's happening like that.

But at the same time... It's in video games. It's in education. It's in corporations. It's in probably... I don't know. Probably the military. I don't know.

It's everywhere. It's job security? Yes, exactly. It's too big to move. Yeah. Like I said, there's great, there's understanding. There is, what do we call, officer discretion. That officer discretion could be passed down to the fucking ADA, which means that if I see something happen, let's say

a traffic ticket, you go through a stop sign. I have the discretion to not give you a stop sign ticket. The ADA's, the district attorney has the, a good example of this, just so you guys can understand the context, is that an officer has discretion to give you a speeding ticket until you're going 20 miles over the speed limit. And at that point, he is compelled by, law to give you a speeding ticket, but before that, you know, it's up to him. Discretion to say, all right, you affected an arrest. You weren't intentionally not reporting a CPS that you made an arrest and thought that was good enough.

He made a mistake. Hey, next time, fix that, right? And then you also have a discretion. Like that's an example. Like kind of a general idea. Until the third time that kid came into school black and blue and I had to arrest her blood father. Mm-hmm.

That's crazy. So we policing. Yeah. Dude, I love it. It's great. And I never expected to have, like, this emotional, like, reaction to it. But, like, it's, it seems like the dichotomy between. And you see how the, the bureaucracy of this trains police officers into apathy and cynicism, right?

Like, I think that, like, all this fits together. And, like, it's awful to experience, but it's also awful knowing that if I'm not there to stop it, it'll keep going. Yeah, and I can't do that. I can't deal with that. Like, dude, it's, it's like being, to fucking pump my own horn. It's like being a drill sergeant. If I see a private fuck up and they do the wrong thing and all the other drill sergeants are like, well, you'd be careful on that one.

That one might make a complaint on you. Like, fuck that. I'm doing to do the right thing. And I'm going to discipline that private. Well, the same thing here. Like, fuck the people that aren't doing their job. They should do their job. I'm not going to-

Especially when it comes to kids. Especially when it comes to kids. And if you make it, I think this is also, again, like another care and bureaucracy thing, is that when you're dealing with law enforcement and primarily all men, there are instances where yelling at somebody is the right decision. I'm sorry, especially if you're dealing with a bunch of young men, that's how you deal with it. But the problem is that, you know, inside of a care and bureaucracy, you don't understand that. Like, how many of you guys have had, yeah, like, what the fuck, dude? Yeah.

How many of you guys have had a situation when you were in. a young guy, you know, aged 14 to probably 20, somewhere around there, and you were acting like a fucking retard, and you got yelled at and fucking set straight. And after that, things were better. Yep, exactly. And I'm not saying they should beat the shit out of you. I'm not saying anything really bad. But there is a degree of natural male friction that happens that I think a lot of Karen bureaucracies don't understand. I, hey, listen, we're reasonable people. We made a mistake.

Don't do that again. Okay, cool. If you make a, if you are, what would you call it? Reckless. A cover up. A cover up. Intentionally preventing the district attorney's office from gathering information after you're subpoenaed by court orders or judges, et cetera, then fuck you.

If you're deleting. No, it's about holding people. accountable, right? If you're doing this, you should be put up on charges. Like, that's what needs to happen. That's what I think. You! So it's, it's, it's come to that point where, uh, oh man, I've been like, stressed enough out of it for like the past like five days. I would be too. Ever since that like, I'd be so stressed. Decided that something had to happen and I didn't know what to do. And I was like, man, I think I'm going to bring it up on the podcast.

We got your back. Al, fucking ends. Yeah. You were a bad. I picked the right mug. Dude, thank you. I'm not going to lie though. Thank you. Thank you. Seriously, for the... Thank you, brother.

Like, that takes a lot of balls. Also, fucking the right thing. Yeah, yeah, that's good. That's good. It's taken so much to not hug you. Yeah, like, I... Don't do it on camera. People need to see me be all weepy and...

How do you want us to start? What's that? How do you want us to start? I think that, I think that, I think that if... I think we just did. Yeah. No, I know we did.

Just what's the opening move? I'm not going to lie. Like, hearing you talk about that and then Brandon brought up the whole, like, you know, if you're not there, then who else is going to do it? Dude, there's a lot of people that care that don't know what to do. And they're like, we're trying to do it. We're trying to move it forward. And I'm just like, I'm like, it's not fast enough.

This isn't, this isn't, you know what? This is, we're... I think this is also the reason why a lot of movies like Batman, and like old westerns are so popular, especially with guys, is that all of this kind of stuff is antithetical to what I think the human perception of true justices.

Even vigilante movies? Yeah, exactly, right? Because like, and I'm not justified, I'm not saying vigilante justice is good, but I'm saying that like all of this fits together and it paints, I think, a very, very clear picture. Right? People are looking for moral justice,

not legal justice. And that's very important distinction there. Same spot for two years. Haven't helped us how long we've been in that same spot before I got to the special victims unit, right? I know we've been in the same spot since I became a detective and went to the special victims unit in 2023. And if we were still in that, if we, if that, that spot is where we're at now, I don't

know how far back that beginning was. And like I said, there's a lot of good people in the ADA's office in the commissioner's office of my police department. There are good people that have been trying to find a way to fix it. And they're frustrated. And they're limited with, you know, what they can do. They're just limited. Hey, man, I'm pushing up the chain of command. I keep making these things.

I keep saying these things. And you're like, I'm doing it. See, this is exactly what I was saying. Yep. I'm not ignoring it. And I'm, and I'm, and, and, like I said, it's been weighing on me. I've been getting, I got, I started getting counseling, uh, last week. Jesus.

That's a good thing. That's a really good thing. It's been fucking me up. So I got counseling last week and then. Patty, brother. Yeah, thank you. And then a couple days ago, it's like, I couldn't sleep. That's a lot.

And we'll make a difference the best we can. They had something like a Me Too movement. Uh, this is. Actually, you know what? Like, I, unironically agree with you. I'm going to read this guy's comment. They need something like a Me Too movement. People need to mass come forward and whistle blows,

so the majority can't be disciplined. I think this is true. Yeah, and I'm Spartacus moment, basically. Yeah, for fucking sure. Appreciate it. Oh, Rich, I think we can all say you're not ever going to be jobless. Yeah. Yeah, but, man, I really like this job.

I tell you, the police, I mean, I'm talking about police. Man, I really love being a cop. Man, I love you to be a cop. Well, you know, outside of all the millions of... Do you think there's a chances, man, just severely underestimates how long legal proceedings can take? Well, I think that using... So, like, isn't that circular logic to a certain degree? Is that the problem is that things are taking so long.

So the answer to why they're taking so long is because they take a long time. I don't think that really... I like that doesn't necessarily like oh oh okay never mind fake people uh you know we all love you brother yeah shut up all right let's see let's see some jokes for the after show now hey rich um they speak for the entire table we will always have your back no matter what buddy the entire community will rally behind you thank you so much for opening up showing that side i think i think again another really important component to this is that I bet this is only the tip of the iceberg. I do, because these are the ones that they can verifiably confirm were suppressed.

Think about how many of them that were successfully suppressed. I'd, uh, to the world, you and you lady. Yeah, I saw that. Are amazing, amazing humans. Be proud of everything you've accomplished in this life and continue to accomplish. You guys are going to be fantastic parents. We are blessed to call you a friend. We are blessed to share the room with you and experience those laughs.

Yeah, I'm going to link you guys to video. We're blessed to call you a business partner. Keep kicking ass and taking names, man. To the audience out there that might not know rich, angry cops. Unsubscribed podcast. You're talking to a dude that loves being a police officer, loves being a detective. Most importantly, loves helping others. He is still in the military as a drill sergeant.

He doesn't have to be. He doesn't have to be a police. officer. He chooses to be because he actually cares and he actually wants to make a difference. That is so rare to find a human like that. That's why he is a very... Do you know what I think? I actually disagree with that. I think that there's a lot of guys out there that want to go out and make a difference and they are trained into apathy by the oppressive nature of these systems. Very, very good friend. I think there's a lot of people like that. Why stress how lucky we are to have to have a lot of.

an individual like that in our lives. Be proud of yourself, man. I hope you know that. That is from all the love from all the guys. We are just blessed to have you in our lives, my friend. And I know it wasn't easy doing that message, crying in front of, crying on camera and then crying in front of others is it's difficult. It's not an easy thing putting yourself out, out there like that. And you did and you have so much respect from all of us. Jesus. So thank you, buddy. Thank you for being. who you are my friend. I love you, my man.

I give you a hug if I could. Well, there it is. Wow. Okay. Yeah, again, unsubscribe podcast. They have a part two. The part two is an hour long, depending on how the reception for this is and everything.

I know obviously, like, you know, a lot of you guys, you know, it's like kind of a heavy topic, right? But like, whenever I saw this, I was like, okay, I have to I have to talk about this, right? This is like, this is pretty crazy, right? Watch it tomorrow.

I'm not going to watch it today, right? Just because I'm not going to watch it today. I've got other things I want to do. But it doesn't mean I'm not going to watch it. Just not right this moment. So, yeah, anyway, there it is. Thanks for talking about. Yeah, yeah, for sure.

And anyway, down the hill, protecting children is what matters. And when the Powerball got you rich, yeah, yeah, no doubt. Yeah, people are very, very supportive of this. And this video went very viral for their podcast, too. Like, if you look at a lot of their other episodes, you know, like this podcast is really popular, but like, you know, you're looking at 300 and 400 and 500, you know, like usually like somewhere around half a million views. This one has 1.6 million, right? So it definitely hit outside of at least like their orbit of like

audience and hopefully, you know, like me talking about it and like, you know, like putting it out to like my audience too will help out for people too because yeah, I had no idea about this. Now, I heard that the school district actually reported, they reported about this themselves. Is that correct? That the school district also has had a response to these guys doing the video, right? And so let's go ahead and we're going to take a look at it. This is the statement from the Buffalo School. And so let's go ahead and take a look at it in just a second.

I have to, uh, Mauds have the link to tweet. Yeah, sure. Well, give me just a second and I'll, uh, I'll get through it. everything. So we got a bunch of fucking retards over here talking shit. Statement from the Buffalo Public School. A member reveals the school district was actively trying to remove it. And oh, and this is the, yeah, this is the video right here. So this is the statement the public school made as a response to this video and these allegations. They said statement from the Buffalo public schools is aware of an unfortunate and recent allegations circulating in an

online video. The district is prepared to vigorously address these untruths. The district has prioritized the safety and security of its students and staff every day. BPS is the second largest Buffalo public schools, I guess, largest district in New York City or New York State. Yeah, right, with some 60 schools, 30,000 students and any transgressions that may happen are handled swiftly with seriousness, fairness, empathy, and integrity. Surely. Okay, so they have a close professional relationship of the police department. Uh, welcome. Uh, wow.

Oh, shit. Oh, shit. There it is. Welcome to the Thunderdome. Yep, there you go. And, uh, thank God. Now, let's see if there's any information about, so what about these guys being drunk? Because I, I read somebody saying that, like, they were getting discredited because they were drunk.

Uh, yeah, I, I'm not sure if that's true or not. Can somebody find me the, uh, is a local news, did it? Um, it is on his, okay, let me see if I can find it real quick. He tweets a lot, but I'll see what we can do. And let's see, where is it? Ah, fuck. Charge, new charges filed in Buffalo schools incident, highlighted in podcast. According to court documents, the Illinois native faces new felony charges. Wait. Okay, so, hold up. So this is a bit of an update here. If I'm, if I, am I getting this right? That, so all of these things are, wait a minute.

So if they're all untrue, then why did they lead to a new felony? Why did they lead to a new felony charge? Ah, geez, guys. I wonder what the reason for that is. Oh, what a big fucking mystery. How could this have happened? Yeah, yeah, it's drunk. Yes, oh my God, it's a mystery.

Yeah. Wow. Yeah, I guess they just directed it because of the podcast, right? Detective, and this is it, Buffalo Schools, huge shout out. Yeah, and this is a charge done by the police, of course, right? And this is the original video. And let me see. So is there any information about this, about the article written about them that was negative? Because that was the thing that I had wanted to look at before. Oh, by the way, Donut, just to keep in mind who this guy is, I've talked to him a couple of times before. It's a really nice guy. And he was the one that paid the fine for the... I think that the...

Let me make sure that I'm 100% right on who it is. There was a South Korean... Yeah, a South Korean Navy SEAL YouTuber was fined $7,000 for attacking Johnny Somali. And he said, I just did what I need to do as a Korean citizen. And then he obviously had the fine. And then Donut paid the fucking fine for him. So that's who this guy is, right?

And yeah, beat the shit Johnny Smalley, right? Yeah, exactly. Fuck him. And so anyway, where is the article about this? I want to find it. Because I just want to see another, any time that I can find an instance of media being dishonest or disingenuous, I want to find it. Goblin Slayer? Yeah, exactly, right?

Oh, fuck. Rift-up Grants. Can I send you the link? I posted it to your ex. Yeah, tag me in it on Twitter and I can take a look at it. it there. Let me see if I can pull it up myself. Oh, fuck. Okay. Um, where is?

Hmm. I'm not seeing any, uh, any articles. Yeah, I'm not seeing this, bro. Like, where is it? Try looking at Buffalo Channel 4 News. Okay, sure. I guess I can try to find that. Uh, unsubscribe. Bro. bro

those auto completes damn okay let me see if I can find any information about this is hiding crimes against kids accusations made is this it against in a podcast seriously I don't know if this is really it or not

he since appeared on more national podcast for not responding quickly to his original allegations something on the surfaces yeah is this it I'm not sure if this is it or not I'll just exit out of that. It's not this one. Okay. Does anybody have the title?

Does anybody have the title of it at all? Because if I can find a title, then it will be easier for me to do it. Yeah, give me one second. It's on X. Okay, it looks like we might have a link, guys. Thanks a lot. Okay, we got Fern Melder, one of my mods in chat, huge W.

Oh, it's an actual video? Oh shit. Wait, wait. Instead of focusing on the allegations of child abuse cover up first, you go after unsub. Let's start the new week off fresh with what is a very hot topic right now. Some fresh new allegations. Oh my gosh. I mean, seeing this come in over the weekend and reading about it and just the headline, it's all like, what?

What's going on? So I want to hear your voice on these accusations about the Buffalo Public School District hiding sexual abuse and sexual assault among students. This is what one police officer, Buffalo police officer and detective, is saying is going on. So let's merge in with our TV, if you're a standby. Larger conversation here. This is the part where we get to share your voice and really dive into today's topics. And today's topic is one that a lot of people are weighing in on, on Facebook,

our reading on the WKBW page right now on our website. So good morning to you. Want to know what you think about this, frankly bizarre situation that's happening. So a Buffalo police detective from the special victims unit has come forward to expose allegations of sexual abuse among students in schools and then a deliberate cover-up among administrators and lawyers for the Buffalo Public School District. So this all kind of stems from one incident in particular at the school that's connected to the Buffalo Science Museum. So Detective High came out over the weekend on this podcast and made all of these allegations

about what's happening inside the school that the school says is inherently false and untrue. Then why did a new felony charge happen for the thing that they said happened? So while they say that there's nothing to worry about, Detective High says that there is most certainly something to be concerned about. So what a surprise. We're going to dig in here. We want to share your voice because there's obviously a lot to get to and a lot to unpack,

but first to look at some of today's top stories. Police in the Tanana Wanda working to find who's behind a series of agency all to be going on. It was all kind of going through my mind. Okay, this story, I think when I first read it over the weekend and it was all kind of going through my mind, immediately, I'm like, wait, what? Right. What's going on here?

So you're talking about the second largest school district in the entire state of New York and claims that they are hiding sexual abuse and sexual assault among students. Yeah. I mean, that just raises so many right flags who are parents, we're community members. These are our kids, our students. So how could this possibly be going on one and then be going unreported? So you see this podcast. This is Detective Richard High, and he made these claims on a podcast, and he says, look, I know these are serious claims.

I know that I could get in trouble for saying this, but I've got to be the voice here, the one who speaks out. So I'll be honest with you. I started watching this podcast, and my first thought was, this is ridiculous. What is this? This is crazy. I'm like, I'm listening to all these guys burp and just be absolutely foul. You're looking at like, what a little soy boy rat bitch. What a nasty little rat.

And how did I'm saying? What is it matter? Like, what? Jesus. The white claws on the table. Is alcohol involved here? Is alcohol involved here? So, so let's get this straight.

So now they're not dressed in a good way on the podcast. Do you want to know what's really terrifying for these news anchors? Let me tell you the fucking truth of why they're scared. The fact is, that this podcast probably gets infinitely more people watching them than this shitty news show. So the reason why they're upset and they're afraid is because these podcasts put them at risk. That's the reason why they don't like the podcast. It's not because of any sort of journalistic integrity. Well, you knew that wasn't the reason. But it's just because it puts them at risk.

White Clause are not alcohol? No, no, there's alcoholic and non-alcoholic. I had some, they gave me some for some of the non-alcoholic. I threw them away. I guess I drank all of them. The non-alcoholic white clause, I drank some of them. They were okay, but, you know, not amazing. But the ones they were drinking were alcoholic.

Okay, there's definitely that. What a disgusting thing to say? What is this? This is crazy. I'm like, I'm listening to all these guys burp and just be absolutely foul. How are they being absolutely foul? What does that even mean? What is this even mean?

Like the white claws on the table. Is alcohol involved here? You know, I think so, I think so much the thought is, okay, this can't actually be real. But then when you actually listen to the allegations, you unpack what he's saying and understand that this guy is, to an extent, a public figure in that, A, he's paid for with taxpayer dollars. And B, he's all.

He's a public figure because he's a public figure because he's, he's paid for with taxpayer dollars. That's not what being a public figure means. It's just not. What? Don't you have a teleprompter that you read this off of? Also put out there on his social media pages, his personality and for all to see and support,

you understand. So he's trying to poison Noel to make it seem like this detective is coming out here and doing it in order to get attention for his social media. And so he's introducing him in this way to poison Noel for the audience. to think that he's a bad actor. And that, okay, maybe he has a little bit of credence here,

but it's a lot of credence. I mean, he's in the special victims unit. You know, he's not just some random guy. He is a Buffalo police officer. And he's going out on a limb, not only on this podcast, but he spoke with 70 senior reporter Maki Becker. He came here and talked to us.

His job, I would argue, is what he is most at risk of right here. Right, right? He's not going out here and saying something against the Buffalo Public School District that he believes is 100% true. And they're all denying this. Right. Sherees, good morning to you. Shaking my head is all I'm going to say it's terrible all over.

I want to go to Cindy's comment here. There is way too much going on that is kept untold. And Grace, we don't know if it's true, but if it is, what the hell is wrong with them and how are they working with kids? That's what I'm saying about the- So you're checking chat and you somehow think that you're above a podcast? red flags that those scary moments where you're like wait is this going on is this something that you know my child knows about it is happening when they're in school every single day amy good

morning to you the amount of abuse going on in our world has become so sickening please get help if you have a problem save our kids they need protecting denise says my question why would he come forward and lie someone needs to look after these kids and the school's covering this up disgusting and that's a question too initially you hear something and you have to be skeptical right is this true but then you're like well why would he lie about this and what's the going on here. So now the school board is hosting a special session tonight. They might go into executive session. So that was very last minute late on a Sunday night. So it's clear that, you know, something's going on behind the scenes here. Well, they have to react. That's what's going on.

Whatever's going on. They have to have a conversation. They have to get ahead of this and deal with it. They are at this point, the Buffalo School District behind the Eiffball. What they're saying here is that this is not true, that they are working to keep your kids safe. And that this would never have it but what high says is interesting in that so i mean i guess they couldn't release the footage of the of the uh abductor but actually they could they could just omit the part where the kids are involved so if the buffalo school district wanted to prove this wrong they would just show the security camera footage of this person the abductor coming in and leaving the school. Because, I mean, right? That would immediately disprove it. But if they don't

have the footage, how far back do they have all the footage? And if they're missing this specific footage, why is that? Hmm. Hmm. Ah, geez, dude. Oh, man, I wonder. Eli's the host. Eli's in the chat What's his what's his What's his name? Eli double tap Is that him? Oh, is this him?

Oh, fuck. That's actually Eli. Let me see. User. Let me Yeah, bro. Like, he gifted subs.

Yeah, thanks for what you're doing, man. Like, I know I think Twitch doesn't let you like talk or something like that if you follow for a while. But yeah, no. I mean, like I'm really excited to find out what the follow up to this is. I am, man. I really am. And thanks a lot for putting this out there.

Yeah, we totally support you. And, you know, if anything bad happens, you know, like our community is totally in support. Yeah, we do. There was destruction of evidence in some capacity, like surveillance video in this one case where there was an attempted kidnapping and attempted abduction inside the school that is connected to the Buffalo Science Museum. He says that doors are unlocked. but somebody deliberately deleted that video and is now also... I feel like this is the easiest thing to prove, right? It's so, like, am I crazy?

It's so fucking easy. Being an obstructionist and trying to get them to cooperate with subpoenas from the Erie County District Attorney's Office. So there is a lot of legalese here and a lot of, like, in the weed stuff that actually paints a much broader picture when you look into it and start thinking about it. but what is to come of this, I think, is the big question now. Right.

Where do we go from here? You're sending your kids off to school this morning. You still have to trust the people that you're sending to take care of your kids. In Locus Parenti, I think, is what it is. Like, they are basically the guardian during the day. They didn't guard very well. Is anyone being held accountable? And, you know, are people being held accountable?

And we just don't know about it. And these are things that people need to know. My question is, is there a. different way to go about this. Oh, great. Let's make another advocacy for, let's advocate for going through the system that caused this problem to happen. Let's advocate for another bureaucratic compliance system that causes everything to effectively get filtered so much that it ceases to exist. Yeah, so he wants to run circles. Yes, exactly. And this is, again, these are the people that make the advocacy

and they make the appeal to the authority of these systems that are designed to be oppressive. They'd rather waste all the time doing this bullshit than do it can be done already. Exactly. Yeah, and like you see, and this is why, like, I don't want to make this like very political because I think this is like very an apolitical issue. But like you see why, for example, like I'm a big supporter of like Elon Musk removing a lot of this ghost, thanks through to 10 subs, man. Elon Musk moving a lot of like the bureaucratic fat. I feel like these people are just an absolute cancer.

Do you think it's a Democrat thing? No, I don't, I think that, I think focusing on the party affiliation only weakens the, the overall argument about this legitimate problem. I think that even if it's 95% a Democrat problem, that doesn't, I'm not saying it is, but theoretically, this is a problem. this is a problem with simply any bureaucratic system. And I think this happens in a public and private sector. This happens in the federal government. It happens in the local government. It happens in video game studios.

It happens at tech startups once they get enough people. I don't see the connection, to be honest. So here's what the connection is. This guy is making an argument toward the guy on the podcast coming on there and not going through the official channels in order to make this known. But the problem is that those official channels are designed to be oppressive. And so when you create a system that effectively suppresses and makes it almost impossible for you to do certain things, then that system is effectively working against your goal.

So when you make an advocacy for that system, you are effectively advocating against the goal of, what the system is designed to supposedly do. That's the reason. It's called the law of bureaucracy. I mean, I don't know, but like, that's basically it. Do you say something? Sorry, let me, let me just go ahead and double check. Because I don't know if it's still fucked or not.

Yeah, 100% always welcome on. Thank you for getting the message out. All legacy. Yeah, bro, you like, yeah, this is, this is the host of the podcast, by the way. Like huge, huge Ws in chat. Like, bro, like, thank you. Yeah, I appreciate you for doing it and everything, man. Yeah, thanks a lot.

Yes, legacy media is garbage. It is. It's so bad. And it's crazy. And again, legacy media is part of that bureaucracy. It is part of that bureaucracy. It is part of this again. This immovable apparatus that prevents anything from happening of value or importance.

So yeah, we totally support you. If there's any degree of, you know, what's the word? Like repercussions, collateral or anything like that, my community is totally supportive and we'll do whatever we can. Right? We definitely can. And a big shout to angry cops for exposing this

and putting his career at risk. Dude is a legend. Yes, again. And he's 100% correct. They want to restrict the message and control it. The school has many problems and we have the deleted footage. So they couldn't even delete it the right way. Oh my God.

So not only are they awful, they're all so stupid who could have who could have ever imagined so but that but doesn't that prove what he was saying that this wasn't some nefarious Pizza Gate situation

it's just a bunch of retards desperately trying to protect themselves oh god yeah uh there it is of course fucking retardes exactly yeah a huge fucking shout out yes show us footage well they're probably not going to show it yet right I mean why would they

you have to understand that showing the footage of this happening. I would be very reluctant to do that because there could be minors involved. I wouldn't immediately show that. That's smart for them not to immediately show it. Yeah, think about this. And I understand what you're saying. I get what you're saying.

But that's what I was thinking. I was like, okay, they can show on in court. Yeah, exactly. That's for the courts. Yeah, it is. But yeah, thank you, Eli. I appreciate it, man. I think that we all do.

From the detective or the school district. Well, both. Does this create alarm? More harm than good. What a rat fuck? I, dude, what a weasel? Oh, bro. You know, we never want to be alarmists, but, you know, obviously he's raising the red flag here, but is there a different way to go about doing it? You never want to be an alarmist? Well, what happens whenever something happens that's alarming?

what do you do then? Like it's just, what a ridiculous thing to say? And perhaps. I mean, I appreciate the fact that he came forward and started speaking about it because that also shares his side of the story. Yeah, yeah. It's definitely not the last time we're going to talk about this. Interesting to see it.

I don't think there's ever been another case that has come out like this, right? That we hear about on a podcast. So what I find to be funny about this is that, oh, actually, let me finish. Let me just let it finish. It's so 2025, right? It comes out on the podcast and we hear about it. and now, you know, it's going to... It's bizarre.

This guy doesn't like podcasts, I can tell. So we'll keep you updated. Coming up at our next half hour, we're taking a look at what home essentials you could be paying more for because of tariffs, but first, Aaron's tracking your seven weather... Guys, we don't want to get into alarmism. Guys, we don't want to...

Guys, we don't want to get into alarmism. Bro, suck my fucking dick. Are you kidding me? And also, by the way, going back and look at this. Whenever I'm looking at this, listen to it again, this was totally out of fucking nowhere. Sexual abuse and sexual assault among students, so many rights. Could this possibly be going on one and then be going unreported? So you see this podcast.

This is Detective Richard High. And he made these claims on a podcast. And he says, look, I know these are serious claims. I know that I could get in trouble for saying this, but I've got to be the voice here, the one who speaks out. So I'll be honest with you. I started watching this podcast. And my first thought was, this is ridiculous. What is this?

This is crazy. Like, I'm listening to all these guys burp and just be absolutely foul. You're looking at like the white. There is nothing about like. And so I was like, I was expecting him to like try to go and like explain why. But be a man. Holy shit. It's not.

No, she's not even complaining about it. It's just him. She's fine. Yeah, what a fucking rat. I know. What a weasel. And so podcasting is making his job obsolete. And thank God for that. Thank God.

And so, yes, what I find to be funny about this is that he starts off his coverage of this with a personal attack, like some like weird personal thing about the way that they're running the podcast. It's like, this has nothing to do with it. And it's also, it wasn't even followed up by anything. It was just him like, oh yeah, by the way, these guys are bad. Like, who gives a fuck? Exactly. Like, who gives a fuck? There you go.

She probably has kids, and it's what kids do, and he probably has no kids so he cannot handle when someone else burps. I don't even think it's that. I don't have kids, and I think it's fine. Yeah. Well, it's not even attack. It's such a non-issue. No, no. See, this is the problem, is that.

I hate to use this word because it makes me so mad, but it's real. This is a microaggression. There are so many of these microaggressions that are committed by legacy media that are done to subversively cause the audience that doesn't have their guard up to have their perception warped in a way that is intentional. This is one of those microaggression. This is exactly what's happening. And the problem with microaggressions and things like this is that they're small and they're small enough to where when you call them out, you get, you, like, they're like, oh, you're just being crazy.

You're just getting mad over nothing. No. No. I see what's happening. It's obvious what's happening. And it's insulting to the intelligence of everybody that you're pretending like it's not. am I crazy? Unironically, these are unironic microaggressions. They are. I think we need to take this word back. We do. We've got to take this word back. We've got to take it back from the woke

people because I see this happen. I see it happen constantly. Constantly. Are you not Mr. Microaggression? Well, I usually do macroaggressions. But yeah, I do a little bit of that too. Sure. Fucking base. Yes, exactly. It's a scripted attack. Yeah. Let's see, mail-karen. Yeah, yeah, definitely. Lawmakers need to start going after media outlets because this is a crime on the public. They should be losing licenses if they're doing this bullshit. I think that they should not lose their licenses.

I think that they should have no problem with that at all. But I think that there needs to be a conversation about whether these people are acting in the best interest of the public. And if the public is funding them and providing them with any opportunities, is this the best use of the taxpayers' money or anything like that? So yeah. Meanwhile, quote, insert any and all accusations of substantiated or unsubstantiated evidence against police officers doing their job, immediately guilty and preyed their round by every new global news or. Yeah, exactly. And how do you hold them to it then? The exact, like you hold them to it by doing exactly what we're doing right now. Calling it out, defining it, identifying it, and then directly confronting it. Yeah, by talking about it. And so, yeah, I'll read a few. more of these. He's trying to dismiss the guy simply because he came out on a podcast or stream and not the local media. After all, it cannot be real unless it comes out on public

television. That is exactly what it is. What a fucking rat. And you can see, obviously, that everybody if you look at post engagements, they obviously shut this down. Go fuck yourself. Why did you turn off the comments if you're so right? And yeah, oh, and is this

the guy? This is the guy. Okay. Let me see. I can pull this up and we'll look at it. The president's CEO of people is speaking out for the first time, more alarmism. Yep, there we go again. A new concern about cancer-causing chemicals. Like, all of this is alarmism. Yeah, what are we talking about?

This will live rent-free in my mind. It's just, Jesus Christ. Oh, bro. Yeah, I wonder why this, I think this podcast upset them a lot. Palls are open. make sure you make your voice heard yep there it is uh-huh

well there we go it may turn into personal attacks on him let's move on I mean he had no problem making personal attacks on the guy in the podcast right he had literally zero problem in that this is a this is a public figure

if you the thing is that if you start making public attacks and you start doing this stuff I just wanted to get an idea of who this guy is. I'm not insulting his appearance. I'm not doing anything like that. I am criticizing his words, his actions, and how they are incongruent with what it seems like he discusses on his Twitter. That's it. Yeah, it's a public figure. Yeah, that's an actual public figure. Let's see here. And I use fair game. Yeah, too bad. By the way, too bad. I'm going to do it.

I'm going to keep doing it too, by the way.