So he decides he's going to start his own freedom conference outside the U.S.

Since all the freedom conferences are, you know, the big ones are happening inside the U.S.

In the U.S. is one of the least free countries in the world.

He says, you know, I'm assuming because like they don't let you, uh, grab the flight attendant by the,

by the arm when they forget your seltzer, your hard seltzer for the third time.

Yeah.

You're you, they give you a little leeway.

Uh, yeah.

So that's, that's, that's, and that's why he starts an archipoko.

That's like what he's, he's going.

He's going for a, for a freedom conference that's actually free i.e.

in in Mexico.

So Lisa and Nathan Freeman decide they're going to attend because also they're considering of fleeing the U.S.

And you and you come to understand that a lot of these people are coming to Mexico for the ANCAP utopia are fleeing various things.

And I'm pretty sure that Lisa and Nathan are fleeing child services.

Oh, oh, if they weren't before they are now.

If they weren't before this documentary, they absolutely are now.

They're just trying to raise their children free in a very, very free way.

What are the rules of ethics for this documentary maker when he like, what do you,

what do you do there when you record them say things they say?

Just get a permission slip get them to sign

the permission slip i mean but do you show it to people first or do you wait till the release

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