Welcome back Patriots. This is part two of this episode of conservative daily podcast. If you miss part one, you better go back and listen. Here we go.

Outstanding and I know all the good up to them, you know, the security measures that they want to take you know, they can communicate with you guys and do and that's a result. So people know why these shows are so important.

That was somebody who was watching the show that I was doing like this one. I said, Hey, I know this guy. I know what's going on and excited. I got courage to and wanted to come forward.

So, you know, so they tell me this, I get transported to the Larry Deak Smith Correctional Facility, the Riverside County jail and banning. They shut down the jail.

So here's the thing, as I'm being transported over there, because remember, I'm a domestic terrorist. I'm dangerous. I'm being transported by a transport officer who is a good kid, a good, good young man.

And he pulls over on the way over there until like some commercial parking lot. And because they had me in a patty wagon in the back, literally picture a foot locker. And that's what they squeezed my, you know, big self into.

And he comes, he opens it and he's like, Hey man, step out, you know, I'm going to put the handcuffs in front. And I'm like, No, I've seen, I've seen Jason born movies. I step out. I get one to the dome and story reads I try to escape. I'm like, I had stepping out, man.

He goes, no, no, man. He goes, I talked to, you know, the Palm Springs Sergeant, the other guys that work and they know you and they said, this is not the way you should be treated. Like this shouldn't be happening to you.

So I'll cautiously, but I stepped out and he did. He took the handcuffs from behind me, double cuffed me in the front, moved me to the front of the vehicle and actually treated me with respect.

So which probably saved me for the next 36 hours of what I was going to endure happen.

So now we get there, we get to the jail, they shut down the entire facility to book me by myself because of my prior history as a cop.

And I tell the sergeant, I go, you know, this is California and one of the just jacked up things of California is actually going to benefit me now.

Our system is so jacked up and we're so overpopulated that if you're arrested for a nonviolent crime, you're just going to get fed kicked. So in other words, you're just going to get a ticket with the court date.

It doesn't matter what your bail is. So I'm like, all right, you know, at least that's going to work for me.

So when I get to the jail, I tell the sergeant, I go, hey, I'm going to get fed kicked, right?

And he goes, well, we're trying to figure something out. So I'm like, okay, so about 20, 30 minutes pass, they come out with the Riverside County inmate and I'm like, well, I'm not getting fed kicked.

So I'm confused what that's going on.

So now I get transported to the back where, you know, I get booked and I'm going to get put into myself.

So I figured they're probably going to put me in protective custody because of, you know, being a former cop.

So I expected that. Well, we don't. They actually divert. Take me down a hallway. I'd never been in.

And these guys put me in freaking solitary confinement. Now listen, you guys, I haven't been violent. I haven't been disrespectful.

They book me into solitary confinement where you put the worst of the worst inmates.

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