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Surrounded By Russian Diplomats in New York!

Ely confronts Russian diplomats in New York over filming diplomatic cars, asserting freedom of the press and discussing diplomatic immunity tensions.

Key Takeaways

  • Freedom of the press allows filming in public spaces regardless of diplomatic status.
  • Diplomatic immunity can create tensions when diplomats assert rights conflicting with local laws.
  • Ely stands firm on constitutional rights despite intimidation attempts.
  • The video blends political issues with personal stories of resilience and encounters with law enforcement.
  • Community support and engagement are emphasized throughout the video.

What the video covers

  • Ely films Russian diplomatic cars in New York, leading to confrontations with Russian diplomats claiming diplomatic immunity.
  • Diplomats assert their rights under diplomatic immunity, while Ely insists on following U.S. laws and freedom of the press.
  • Tensions escalate with verbal disputes, Ely defending his right to film in public spaces.
  • Ely emphasizes the importance of the U.S. constitution and freedom of the press despite diplomatic claims.
  • The video includes Ely's personal reflections on encounters with law enforcement and systemic issues.
  • There are moments of humor and frustration as Ely interacts with others, including discussions about glue traps and lost items.
  • Ely encourages viewers to subscribe and supports community engagement.
  • The video captures a mix of political commentary, personal narrative, and street-level interactions.
  • Ely highlights the contrast between diplomatic immunity and citizen rights in the U.S.
  • The video ends with broader social commentary on justice, police corruption, and personal resilience.

Answers

Questions about this video

Why were Russian diplomats confronting Ely in New York?

The diplomats confronted Ely because he was filming their diplomatic cars, which they claimed was inappropriate due to diplomatic immunity.

What is Ely's stance on filming diplomatic vehicles in public?

Ely asserts that filming in public is protected under the U.S. constitution and freedom of the press, regardless of diplomatic immunity claims.

How does the video address the concept of diplomatic immunity?

The video shows diplomats invoking diplomatic immunity to prevent filming, while Ely challenges this by emphasizing adherence to local laws and constitutional rights.

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00:03
Speaker A
Huh? So no. Huh? It's the camera pole. Excuse me? Diplomatic cars. What was your interest?
00:27
Speaker A
Excuse me? Diplomatic cars by Russian mission. Diplomatic cars? Yeah, yeah. I just interested why are you filming them?
00:34
Speaker A
Why am I filming diplomatic cars? Yes, yes. What was your name? Rodion. Are you a diplomat?
00:39
Speaker A
Yes. For what country? Huh? What country? Russia. Russia? Okay, how you doing? Doing great.
00:45
Speaker A
A pleasure, a pleasure. What was the issue? I'm just interested why are you filming the diplomatic cars.
00:53
Speaker A
No, no. I don't think I don't think it's none of your business, bro. I don't think it's none of your business.
01:01
Speaker A
You know what I'm saying? That's the property of another country. That's why That's the property of another country?
01:07
Speaker A
Yeah, we are just But that's in in this country. You're in this country. Yeah.
01:10
Speaker A
Exactly. So, you go by this country's laws. Of course, of course, we have a constitution here.
01:15
Speaker A
Yeah, but we have diplomatic immunity though. Oh, you have immunity? So, what that mean?
01:19
Speaker A
Yeah, I don't want to be filmed by you. You don't want to be filmed, but you're in America.
01:23
Speaker A
You didn't ask me about that. Huh? Yo, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Yo, why are you letting her do this, bro? Hold her, bro. Hold her back, bro. She's If you touch ME, YOU GO TO JAIL. I DON'T CARE IF YOU GOT IMMUNITY. WHAT the [ __ ]
01:31
Speaker A
you got? YO, HOLD YOUR WIFE, BRO. BRO, YOU'RE RIGHT. WHAT? Stop harassing me. A WOMAN HARASSING YOU?
01:37
Speaker A
YES. A woman harassing you? Yes, and her husband IS LETTING HER DO IT. WELCOME to America. I know you have immunity, but we have a constitution here. You hear me?
01:44
Speaker A
You start filming me. GOING TO KEEP ON FILMING FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE. LET YOUR PEOPLE KNOW. WE HAVE A CONSTITUTION HERE. It's called FREEDOM OF THE PRESS.
01:51
Speaker A
I THINK IT'S TOO LATE. FREEDOM OF THE PRESS. EVERYBODY CAN RECORD IN PUBLIC. LEARN THAT [ __ ] BRING THAT [ __ ] BACK to Russia. Do you hear me? Move back.
01:58
Speaker A
YO, MOVE BACK. MOVE BACK. YOU WANT TO SPEAK with someone? Who? I don't have to speak to nobody, man. I'm free. I don't trust you. Look how you left your kid over there by himself. I don't trust you, bro.
02:09
Speaker A
I'm asking you, give me your name. Welcome to America. This is not Russia. What?
02:12
Speaker A
I'm not giving you nothing. I ain't giving you [ __ ] Stop playing with me.
02:16
Speaker A
We got more diplomats here. Everybody surrounded me now. How many how many diplomats we got here?
02:25
Speaker A
Surrounded by diplomats. Do it. Do it. Do it. Just go give her a hug. She's going to be all right.
02:42
Speaker A
And tell her I love her. Yo, you want me to come where? You going back?
03:02
Speaker A
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03:15
Speaker A
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03:23
Speaker A
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03:32
Speaker A
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03:39
Speaker A
YOU STUPID MOTHER THAT'S WHAT I'M talking about. Gang. Stop playing with me, yo. I see you, [ __ ] Y'all day, yo, bro.
03:48
Speaker A
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04:00
Speaker A
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Speaker A
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04:22
Speaker A
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04:29
Speaker A
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Speaker A
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04:36
Speaker A
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Speaker A
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Speaker A
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04:55
Speaker A
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04:59
Speaker A
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05:03
Speaker A
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05:10
Speaker A
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Speaker A
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Speaker A
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Speaker A
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05:44
Speaker A
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05:56
Speaker A
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06:06
Speaker A
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06:19
Speaker A
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06:56
Speaker A
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07:10
Speaker A
start from zero more than 50 times. I'm trying to [music] be okay. Yeah, that's the peoples guy. I want a agent P, [music] the mother peoples guy.
07:20
Speaker A
I don't bother nobody. Yeah, that's the peoples guy. [music] So you don't bother me, the mother peoples guy. I'm trying to be okay.
07:29
Speaker A
Yeah, that's the [music] peoples guy. If they don't know, they don't need to know you.
09:13
Speaker A
How's he? He's He, how's he? Yeah. Come on. No way. That's what's hot in here.
09:43
Speaker A
Hang on. [laughter] You almost got it. You almost got it. Damn thing is not magnetic, you know.
09:47
Speaker A
That's That's what it is and there's no ring on it and it's Got you.
10:03
Speaker A
Come on. Right there. Right there. Right there, but Huh? Come on. No. No. No. No. No. No.
10:13
Speaker A
It's not it. Come on. What was that? Oh, let's see. Go inside. Come on, you sucker.
10:36
Speaker A
Gets underneath. Nerf. That's why eyesight is not really the best thing. You almost got it. Patience. All we need is patience.
10:47
Speaker A
I know. It's stuck. Bad video game. Ah. Come on. Get in there. Get in there.
11:04
Speaker A
Get in there. Come on. It's right there, but you just have to push it.
11:22
Speaker A
Ah. Ah. Stop it. It's not magnetic. Yeah, there is. There it is. Yes, slowly lift.
12:29
Speaker A
There's no other way of getting in there, right? We're getting in there? It's It's not magnetic.
12:38
Speaker A
And there's no way of getting down there right? No. No, no, no. None of these None of these are removable, at least not that I see.
13:01
Speaker A
You know what I think it going to be a good idea? Tape. Tape? Something to glue glue?
13:07
Speaker A
buy it. I need something heavy drop it on there. Wow. Yes, bring it. I think I think she might have something.
13:19
Speaker A
Oh, yeah? She's got like a glue trap. Glue, yeah. Something glue or or double-edged tape.
13:25
Speaker A
Oh, the the the the glue for the trap for the box, you know, the the the mouse trap, you know?
13:31
Speaker A
yes, yes, that'll do it. That'll do it, yep. That'll do it. She brings that.
13:36
Speaker A
Yep. It'll be golden. Wow. Well, brother, good luck, okay? Thank you very Take care, man. Take care. He got this.
13:46
Speaker A
He got Going to get some glue. You saw anybody grab my drink? Jesus, I just put my drink over there.
14:19
Speaker A
Somebody took my drink, my people. Put my drink right there. That was quick. Okay, that's a good idea. Good [music] idea.
14:38
Speaker A
You hear me, my people? That's a great idea. The glue for the rats. You heard?
14:48
Speaker A
What's going on, everybody? How y'all doing today? Let's hope everybody's safe and sound, healthy above every single thing in this life.
14:54
Speaker A
We are in New York, New York,
15:02
Speaker A
You already saw it. You know what I mean? So, before I started watching it, I had a a drink and I put it down.
15:12
Speaker A
And when I stopped watching, I go back to get my drink and it's not there, my people.
15:17
Speaker A
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15:51
Speaker A
You're Let's see what they got out here for me to show you guys. Let's see what they got in the beautiful city of New York for me to show my human pipes.
16:07
Speaker A
He's not friendly, my pipes. You're Let's keep it moving. Let's keep it moving. This [ __ ] is moving.
16:27
Speaker A
The condom. Huh? You said no. Huh? Is the camera full? Video. You said no.
16:54
Speaker A
Why do white people talk like that? Did they talk like that? I don't think he's friendly my peps.
17:37
Speaker A
I don't think he's friendly at all. Let's keep it moving my pep. Let's see what else they got here from this side.
17:43
Speaker A
What we got here? Hello. Hello. Smells. They got scents and smells. You heard my pep?
18:11
Speaker A
That's what they got here. Let's keep it moving. Let's see what else they got here from this side. All right. You hit the like button yet?
18:19
Speaker A
Did you hit the like button yet? Let's keep it moving. Excuse me? Excuse me?
18:44
Speaker A
Diplomatic cars? Yeah, yeah. I just interested why are you filming them? Why am I filming diplomatic cars?
18:49
Speaker A
Yes, yes. What was your name? Rodion. Are you a diplomat? Yes. For what country?
18:55
Speaker A
Huh? What country? Russia. Russia? Okay, how you doing? Doing great. A pleasure. A pleasure. What was the issue?
19:01
Speaker A
I'm just interested why are you filming the uh diplomatic cars. No, no. I don't think I don't think it's none of your business, bro.
19:09
Speaker A
Hm? I don't think it's none of your business. You know what I'm saying? That's the property of another country.
19:19
Speaker A
It's what That's the property of another country? Yeah, we're still in But that's in in this country. You're in this country.
19:23
Speaker A
Yeah. Exactly. So, you go by this country's laws. You're not in that other country. You're not in Russia.
19:29
Speaker A
Not exactly or Of course. Of course, we have a constitution here. This is not Russia.
19:33
Speaker A
a diplomatic immunity though. We have a diplomatic immunity though. We have a diplomatic immunity though.
19:39
Speaker A
Oh, you have immunity? So, what that means? It means Yeah, I don't want to be filmed by you.
19:45
Speaker A
You don't want to be filmed, but you're in America. You didn't ask about it.
19:48
Speaker A
Huh? Woah, woah, woah, woah, woah, woah, don't touch. Don't touch. Can you tell her not to touch me? This is America.
19:52
Speaker A
Don't be touching people. Move back. Move back. YO, WHY ARE YOU LETTING HER DO THIS, BRO? MOVE BACK. HOLD HER, BRO.
19:58
Speaker A
HOLD HER BACK, BRO. SHE'S ABOUT TO TOUCH ME. TOUCHING IS A CRIME. TOUCHING IS A CRIME.
20:04
Speaker A
SO, MAKE SURE YOU DON'T, ALL RIGHT? IF YOU TOUCH ME, YOU GO TO JAIL. I DON'T CARE IF YOU GOT IMMUNITY. WHAT THE [ __ ] you got? IF YOU ASSAULT ME, YOU GO TO JAIL WITH OR WITHOUT IT. YOU HEARD? YO,
20:12
Speaker A
HOLD YOUR WIFE, BRO. HOLD YOUR WIFE, BRO. HOLD HER BACK. HEY. HOLD HER BACK, BRO. PLEASE, THANK YOU.
20:21
Speaker A
HOLD YOUR WIFE BACK. AND SHE KEEPS COMING TO ME. THIS IS AMERICA. YO, SHE KEEPS COMING at me, bro. She's going to attack me or what?
20:29
Speaker A
YO, KEEP MOVING YOUR WAY, BRO. MIND YOUR BUSINESS, BRO. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? GO WHO?
20:33
Speaker A
HEY. WHAT? YO, LEAVE ME ALONE, BRO. STOP HARASSING ME. STOP HARASSING ME. A WOMAN HARASSING YES.
20:41
Speaker A
A woman harassing Yes, AND HER HUSBAND IS LETTING HER DO IT. YO, HOLD YOUR WIFE, BRO.
20:46
Speaker A
[laughter] WELCOME TO AMERICA. I KNOW YOU HAVE IMMUNITY, but we have a constitution here. You hear me?
20:55
Speaker A
You start filming me. And I'm going TO KEEP ON FILMING FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE. THIS IS AMERICA.
21:00
Speaker A
OKAY. THIS IS NOT RUSSIA. YOU HEAR ME? LET YOUR PEOPLE KNOW. WE HAVE A constitution here. It's called FREEDOM OF THE PRESS.
21:05
Speaker A
YOU HEAR ME? FREEDOM OF THE PRESS. EVERYBODY CAN RECORD IN PUBLIC. LEARN THAT [ __ ] BRING THAT [ __ ] BACK TO RUSSIA. You hear me? FREEDOM OF THE PRESS. CONSTITUTIONALLY PROTECTED. All right. First Amendment. The Constitution. I don't care how many
21:18
Speaker A
immunity you got. You hear me? IT'S CALLED FREEDOM OF SPEECH, TOO. YOU HEAR ME? WELCOME TO AMERICA. MOVE BACK.
21:24
Speaker A
Y'ALL MOVE BACK. Move back, Y'ALL. I'M TELLING YOU, MOVE BACK. I'M RETRIEVING. As you see on video, I'm retrieving. And you guys keep AND YOU LEFT YOUR SON ALL THE WAY OVER THERE, BRO. GO TAKE CARE OF YOUR KID. GO TAKE CARE OF YOUR KID, BRO.
21:35
Speaker A
Y'ALL LEAVE ME THE [ __ ] ALONE. Y'all y'all need to leave me the [ __ ] alone, bro. Like for real, bro.
21:39
Speaker A
Go back to Russia, bro. Stop playing with ME, BRO. STOP PLAYING WITH ME, BRO. LEAVE ME ALONE, MAN. YOU'RE NOT GOING TO VIOLATE MY RIGHTS HERE, BRO. LOOK AT HER. LOOK AT HER. SHE GOING CRAZY.
21:48
Speaker A
SO GO BACK TO RUSSIA. THIS IS AMERICA. WE HAVE THE FREEDOM OF SPEECH. YOUR WIFE IS A FRIEND. THEY TAKE HER HOME. PERIOD.
21:54
Speaker A
THAT'S IT. THIS IS A PUBLIC SIDEWALK. I'M IN THE PUBLIC SIDEWALK, G. CALL THE DIPLOMAT, WHATEVER, MAN. I DON'T CARE, MAN. This is a sidewalk, man. Public sidewalk.
22:09
Speaker A
Come with you where? Come with you where? Who? I don't have to speak to nobody, man. I'm free. I'm free. Yo, keep your distance cuz I don't trust you, bro.
22:20
Speaker A
Keep your distance, bro. I don't know what you guys about to do. I don't trust you. Look how you left your kid over there by himself. I don't trust you, bro.
22:28
Speaker A
Welcome to America. This is not Russia. I'm not giving you nothing. I ain't giving you Stop playing with me, bro. Who? You think I'M YOUR HUSBAND? YO, HOLD YOUR WIFE, BRO. Stop playing with me, man. Do that [ __ ] to your husband.
22:39
Speaker A
Get out of here. WELCOME TO AMERICA. FREEDOM OF SPEECH. FREE SPEECH. Free speech. Free press.
22:49
Speaker A
Who? Huh? You're about to assault me. Who you calling? You calling more more diplomats?
23:00
Speaker A
We got more diplomats here. We got more diplomats here. Welcome to America. We have the freedom of the press. WE CAN RECORD ANYTHING THAT WE WANT AS LONG AS WE'RE IN PUBLIC.
23:11
Speaker A
You hear me? Constitutional right. This is not Russia. Oh, now she going to cry.
23:15
Speaker A
She going to play the victim now? Oh, she going to cry. Oh, she's crying.
23:31
Speaker A
Sir, look at this. Sir, sir, look at this. You see that? That's cameras, look. Cameras. Everywhere you go is cameras.
23:38
Speaker A
Exactly. Why you have a problem with my camera? Because you're a private person. Exactly.
23:44
Speaker A
me. I wasn't EVEN FILMING YOUR CAR, BRO. I WOULD I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT. WHAT YOU calling the police car, bro? I didn't even KNOW THIS WAS YOUR CAR. NOW I KNOW AND THANK YOU FOR TELLING ME. I DON'T KNOW WHO YOU
23:52
Speaker A
ARE. YOU'RE A TOTAL STRANGER TO ME, BRO. The only thing I did is I asked you why you're filming this car.
23:57
Speaker A
It's none OF YOUR BUSINESS. IT'S NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS. YEAH, I DON'T THINK IT.
23:59
Speaker A
IT'S NOT I SPEAK LIKE THAT, BRO. I HAVE A STRONG TONE. IF YOU FEEL INTIMIDATED, JUMP ON A PLANE AND GO BACK TO RUSSIA WITH YOUR IMMUNITY, BRO. Stop playing with me, bro. Leave me ALONE AND STOP HARASSING ME.
24:09
Speaker A
MIND YOUR BUSINESS. KEEP GOING ABOUT YOUR BUSINESS, BRO. I'M WORKING AS WE SPEAK. I'M A JOURNALIST. I'M A JOURNALIST. YOU HEAR ME?
24:15
Speaker A
WHAT? We filmed enough. EVERYBODY'S FILMING. EVERYBODY'S FILMING. BRING THAT [ __ ] TO RUSSIA. I'M GOING TO SELL MY FOOTAGE IN RUSSIA, UKRAINE IRAQ PAKISTAN YUGOSLAVIA AND NORTH KOREA. THEY'RE GOING TO SEE YOU THERE ALL OVER. I'M GOING TO SEND THAT
24:27
Speaker A
TO IRAQ. [music] I got connects with the hobby beat. Trying to get all my rights back.
24:34
Speaker A
They disappearing like Houdini. You hear me? A DIPLOMAT OVER HERE HARASSING A JOURNALIST IN AMERICA IN New York.
24:41
Speaker A
Leave me alone, bro. Are you done? Leave me alone. Are you done? Until you leave, I'm not done, bro. I need you to [ __ ] away from my lens, bro.
24:46
Speaker A
Leave me alone. I DON'T TRUST YOU OR YOUR WIFE. THIS IS MY CAR. I DON'T CARE WHOSE CAR IS THAT, BRO.
24:50
Speaker A
LEAVE ME THE [ __ ] ALONE. JUMP IN YOUR CAR AND BOUNCE, [ __ ] LEAVE ME ALONE.
24:55
Speaker A
I listen, THIS IS NOT CONSENSUAL. I don't consent to speak to you, brother. I was filming your machine for you for a long time.
25:06
Speaker A
Leave me alone, bro. Leave me alone, bro. Tell him to leave me alone. How you doing, sir? How you doing? I'm good. I'm good. Your boy's harassing me, bro. Tell him to leave me alone, bro.
25:14
Speaker A
Freedom of the press. Tell him about the freedom of the press. First Amendment in the Constitution. Let him know.
25:21
Speaker A
Hello. How you doing, sir? How's everything good? He's got a camera. Everybody's surrounding me now. How many How many diplomats we got here?
25:33
Speaker A
What's going on? What's the problem? What's the problem here? Surrounded by diplomats. What's going on?
25:39
Speaker A
Diplomats from Russia. How you doing, sir? There's a lot of people here I can't understand you.
25:47
Speaker A
French? From French? Oh, shout out to my French peeps. What we doing here? What we doing here?
25:55
Speaker A
Diplomats. Surrounded by diplomats, guys. America. Freedom of the press. We can record in public. Let Let him know.
26:01
Speaker A
Teach him. Yeah. Okay, keep it moving. Free press. Constitution. His wife was about to attack me, too, because I have a camera.
26:15
Speaker A
You hear me? If she touch me, she go to jail. And if you touch me, you go to jail. With your immunity and everything.
26:25
Speaker A
Welcome to America, man. We got the freedom of the press and free speech. Freedom of speech.
26:34
Speaker A
Keep it moving. Leave me alone, bro. Leave Leave me alone. I'm going to be here for 2 months. I'm going to get a chair now.
26:43
Speaker A
Do it. Do it. Do it. What is the problem with these guys, bro? Welcome to America, man. They come over here draining people and [ __ ] That's crazy.
27:04
Speaker A
His wife WAS ABOUT TO SMACK ME, GUYS. Can you believe this? And now we GOT THE WHOLE GANG HERE.
27:10
Speaker A
He said HE GOT IMMUNITY. STOP PLAYING WITH ME, BRO. Welcome to America, YOU HEARD?
27:19
Speaker A
[laughter] STRAIGHT UP AND SHAME, BRO. [music] [music] That's crazy, man. I was not even recording his car, bro.
27:59
Speaker A
Like literally, I was recording the cop. The the the patrol car. And he came up to me, "WHY YOU RECORDING MY CAR? I'M DIPLOMAT. I'M THE NO PROBLEM. You hear me? No hard feelings.
28:08
Speaker A
All good. All right. It's not even his car. THAT'S MY GUY'S CAR. He bugging out.
28:16
Speaker A
Take care. Take care, brother. They all diplomat, man. You hear me? Where he go?
28:31
Speaker A
Where did diplomat go? YO, STOP PLAYING WITH ME, MAN. GET YOUR ASS BACK TO RUSSIA WITH that nonsense, bro.
28:40
Speaker A
This where he be at? This where he be at, my peeps? This where he be at?
28:50
Speaker A
Stop playing with me, man. What's this over here? What we got going on over here? What's this?
28:58
Speaker A
Welcome to America. Okay? Welcome to America. What's this, man? An embassy? This is an embassy? Russian embassy?
29:16
Speaker A
Hey yo, Putin. YOU GOT TO GET YOUR MAN STRAIGHT, BRO. YOU GOT TO GET YOUR MAN STRAIGHT OVER HERE, BRO. STOP PLAYING with me, bro.
29:22
Speaker A
Get your man right, man. Freedom of the press. Look, we got cameras all over.
29:25
Speaker A
What's wrong with these guys? How you doing, sir? What's the matter? One of your guys um was about to attack me.
29:31
Speaker A
Ah, really? Yes, him and his wife. Both of them. Do you have a photo?
29:35
Speaker A
Yes, I have video, not photo. Video, live. May I ask you to show me?
29:38
Speaker A
Live on YouTube. Okay. Yeah. May I ask you to show me? Yeah, you going to have to go to my channel and see it.
29:43
Speaker A
Oh, what's the picture? Yeah. Okay. See you. Okay, but tell him tell him that this is the public sidewalk. And you don't have the right to tell nobody what to do in the public sidewalk.
29:52
Speaker A
See the police station. The police don't do [ __ ] You may ask them.
29:54
Speaker A
The police don't do [ __ ] You hear me? Bye. Take care. Have a good day. Learn your rights.
30:04
Speaker A
He tight, my peeps. He tight. Welcome to America, man. This is not no Russia, bro. Stop playing with me, bro.
30:12
Speaker A
Yo, shout out to my Russian peeps, by the way. Education is very important. The diplomats need to be educated no matter what your status.
30:19
Speaker A
You hear me? He said he got the precinct across the street. So what? Now you know what country you in, bro.
30:36
Speaker A
We got a secret embassy over here I didn't even know about. You hear me?
30:40
Speaker A
Tell your ass back in there go cry. She was crying playing the victim, a [ __ ] She was crying playing the victim.
30:47
Speaker A
Stop playing with me, bro. Welcome to America, you hear me? Look at me. Yeah, look at me. Yeah, look at me.
30:53
Speaker A
Straight up to Russia. You hurt? America, freedom of the press, you hear me? Stop playing with me.
31:05
Speaker A
Insane. I got two now. I got two now. Two. How old is your son? How old is your son? How old is your son?
31:29
Speaker A
Lights, camera, action. I'm just looking at the reaction. Their melting process [music] started and there won't be a distraction.
31:37
Speaker A
How old is my son? I have two of them. They're 21. Wait. 21 years old and they do the same thing I do. They are journalists.
31:48
Speaker A
And they exercise the right to record in public. No, no, I have no problem with that at all. I think we just had a little misunderstanding because I was just simply asking the question.
31:57
Speaker A
It then it doesn't matter if I film your car. It's freedom over here. It's okay.
32:00
Speaker A
I can film your car. That's why you have plate. Look, plate. So we can see it, the public, the people.
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Speaker A
you just overreacted and you actually frightened my wife a lot and No, you frightened me.
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Speaker A
You Why frighten me? She was about to attack me, man. She never touched you and you was just screaming and cursing at her.
32:16
Speaker A
Of course. And that's really upset So you could guys move. And then me as my as a husband of the of my wife, you know?
32:22
Speaker A
Yeah, but you listen, I'm exercising my right and you telling me to stop. Wait, let me finish. Let me finish. You telling me to stop my rights. You telling me to stop my right, it offends me. You disrespecting me. I'm exercising
32:34
Speaker A
of constitutional right. Not not even the police can stop me doing it. And you and your wife telling me to stop what I'm doing. You came all the way from Russia to the United States of America to tell me, "Stop doing what you're
32:45
Speaker A
doing." No, I asked you. This is a freedom that you don't have in Russia. We have it here. So, let me enjoy it, bro.
32:51
Speaker A
I asked you a question and you started You No, you told me I cannot record your car. And I have a strong tone, so try not to feel intimidated. I speak like that. That's just how I speak. Like
33:00
Speaker A
that's me. We have all kinds of people that speak low, speak loud. I have a strong tone.
33:05
Speaker A
Yeah, but you just have to to understand speaking to a lady, to a woman want I don't want to speak to your lady.
33:10
Speaker A
Yeah, I think you have your wife that she probably you love and I love her. Yes, yes.
33:14
Speaker A
I love and care about my wife. Okay, so educate your wife. Educate her. Tell her that we have a freedom of the press here.
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Speaker A
here. here. Yes, why you won't? Educate your wife. My wife IS VERY WELL EDUCATED about our constitutional rights.
33:25
Speaker A
My wife is also very well educated. Not about our constitutional rights. Freedom of the press, religion, speech, press assembly petition.
33:31
Speaker A
First, religion, speech, press, assembly, petition. I'm breaking down the Bill of Rights without a repetition.
33:38
Speaker A
These are rights that we exercise. You have the freedom of religion. You have the freedom of press. Record everything that you want in public, everywhere. I could go inside the precinct right now, inside But and record.
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Speaker A
you why? Like anything that It's my job. I'm a journalist. For media or you have a blog or something?
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Speaker A
For the world, man. For the world. The world? Yes. I'm an independent journalist. And I exercise my rights and I educate people about our rights.
34:03
Speaker A
Good luck with that. Okay. A lot of times I have to fight. Go luck.
34:05
Speaker A
Go luck. No, no, I don't want to fight. That's why I'm just The only thing that disappoints me in all this story is that she really my wife is like in a shock state and very frightened.
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Speaker A
The only thing that disappoints me in all this story is that she really my wife is like in a shock state and very frightened.
34:25
Speaker A
Well, just go give her a hug. She'll be all right, man. Just give her a hug and that's it.
34:28
Speaker A
Feel like you [music] did it again. They getting mad because you'll be recording them.
34:33
Speaker A
Oops. Feel like you did it Please tell her about our rights. Maybe if she knows that we have the right, when she see a camera next time, she don't do the same. STOP. STOP. YOU NEED TO STOP NOW. AND I TALK TO ME. THAT'S
34:45
Speaker A
BAD, MAN. STOP DOING THAT. YOU DON'T DO THAT. You don't do that here. Now we want to leave and I want to leave calmly, not like You can leave calmly, bro. You don't have to pay mind to me or to nobody. You
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Speaker A
have to mind your business. You understand that? You have to mind your business. Go with your wife and your kids and enjoy the day. Leave people alone. Public members of the public in the United States, YOU DON'T BOTHER THEM. No matter what they're
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Speaker A
doing. If they're not breaking the law, you don't bother them. And I'm not breaking the law, sir. You and your wife was about to break the law.
35:18
Speaker A
Even though you have immunity. I don't care. It's going to be war and bigger bigger news.
35:23
Speaker A
Have a good day, okay? Look look through it. The constitutional rights. Education is very important. You hear me?
35:36
Speaker A
She's going to give her a hug. She's going to be all right. And tell her I love her. All right?
35:43
Speaker A
I love everybody. I love everybody. They call me the people's guy. Yo, you going to come What you coming back?
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Speaker A
You coming back? What you doing? On camera. Yeah. I love everybody. I love all my people.
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Speaker A
You love everybody? Yes. Why would you shout at the first Cuz I SPEAK LIKE THAT. And I exercise my right and I teach you that you have the right to shout if you want to. You shouldn't go to jail because you're
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Speaker A
shouting. Free speech. Okay? You don't go to jail FOR SHOUTING IN AMERICA. LEARN THAT [ __ ] Stop playing with me.
36:24
Speaker A
Welcome to America. It's not the rain, it's fire. What's this? Russian numbers in your fridge?
36:29
Speaker A
I don't know what language you were speaking over Look at this. Look at this.
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Speaker A
They got big-ass cameras all over. [music] You know what? Don't even film the car.
36:43
Speaker A
Yo, I swear to you, my picture was not playing money to this Nobody's car or no plate. How the heck am I going to know this is Diplo? Uh-huh?
36:51
Speaker A
Shout out to him for letting me know. You know what I mean? That he needed to be educated on the proper rights, but how am I supposed to know this is Diplo?
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Speaker A
Immunity what? Last year don't go with me bro. [music] Immunity what? Welcome to America. You heard?
37:15
Speaker A
Welcome to America. [music] [singing] [music] The Middle East is looking up. It's not the rain, it's fire. It's not the rain, it's fire. It's [music] not the rain, it's fire. The government is killing us and now I'm getting tired. Now I'm
37:41
Speaker A
getting tired. Now I'm getting tired. This is total insanity. Total insanity. I see a lot of my people dying.
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Speaker A
[music and singing] Total insanity. Total insanity. And you know I suffer the same. [music] Total insanity. Total insanity. I see a lot of my people dying. [music] Total insanity. Total insanity. And you know I suffer the same.
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Speaker A
The blood is in their hands. [music] The regular, the casual attacking all the vulnerable souls. It's the usual committing of fatalities all the way from the commodities [music] of the comfortable office. They're chilling.
Topics:Russian diplomatsNew Yorkdiplomatic immunityfreedom of the presspublic filmingElyconfrontationlaw enforcementpolitical commentarypersonal resilience

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