Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk about

Oklahoma again, provide a little bit of an update on what has happened in McCurtain County, Oklahoma since the

recording has surfaced and what's occurred since the last video go over the

developments and there have been a few.

We will also talk about a claim regarding the origin of the recording.

If you have no idea what I'm talking about, a recording surfaced that is

alleged to feature a number of county officials having a conversation that you do not want county

officials having. Topics ranged from some off-color commentary dealing with a burn victim to a conversation about possibly removing a journalist permanently to what appears to be a desire to still be able to beat and hang black people.

Really not a good conversation.

Now, the governor has called for their resignations,

but beyond that there have been local people staging demonstrations

calling for their resignations. Generally in a situation like this you could expect law enforcement

to close ranks to protect the sheriff or the other law enforcement officials that might have been involved in this conversation.

That apparently is not happening.

The Sheriff's Association in Oklahoma voted to expel the people that were members of their association.

And I think they did that unanimously, I'm not sure. The people that are alleged to be on the recording at time of

filming they still haven't made a public statement about the content of the recording.

However, it does seem as though the sheriff is saying that the recording was obtained illegally.

Generally speaking, journalists know what they can record and what they can't in most situations and my understanding is that this recording

originated with a journalist that had a number of years under their belt.

My guess is that that aspect of it

will hinge entirely on whether or not

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