@Douchebigelow7368 After our recent election for POTUS, and the way Kumala was "nominated", your comment is one of the most ironic ever. LMAO😅😂 Keep on voting Democrat though, and when you experience something like the people in Western NC, Eastern Tennessee or SOCAL have recently, maybe you will wake the F up, if you survive that is.
@@Darango1998 I see what you're saying but they also have rights including social security from the day they're born so I'm sure they just consider that even. Parents also pay extra for kids to go to school, which lasts until you turn 18 depending on what month you were born.
@@skr8up6232 social security is a Ponzi scheme by definition. You pay in from the day you start working. Then can't claim full it until you're 67 when our life expectancy 77.5 years. We never come close to receiving what we paid in. Now if a regular person like you or me did that we would be in prison for fraud.
@Darango1998 You're representation is through your parents. Similar to a bank account. The money may be in your name, but your parents control it and make the decisions until you are 18.
They only stepped in or would've stepped in if the Senator would've acted to defend himself. It's the classic situation of authority not doing anything when someone is bullied but will step in the very second a victim goes to defend themselves.
@@mycardbrokedown5699 so realistically they were literally just there to make sure if a fight broke out they could step in? Seems counter intuitive to even allow him in the building let alone a secured part of it, especially with him already being stated as banned or a threat to security…
@@mycardbrokedown5699 troopers/leo are under the understanding that they comprehend the constitution. I see a federal lawsuit with the troopers being named.
@@Douchebigelow7368just because they have an R beside their name doesn’t make them correct. We have laws and Everyone should follow the hose laws. We have been to politicized over party’s. Just as democrats can’t like anything republicans like. BS we are Americans first. Stand for all of our rights.
I am from Ralston’s district. The corruption was real. He did things as a lawyer that would’ve gotten anyone else disbarred. Both parties loved him so much because he most certainly granted them back room political favors to get things passed as speaker. His opposition always magically went away after a private meeting. The funny part was when he died, they fought like cats and dogs over who was his friend the hardest; trying to claim his endorsement from the grave. His widow ended up running to fill his seat merely by removing the ‘David’ from the campaign materials and just using ‘Ralston’. They all lost. Now his good ol’ boys left in the senate are trying to run things like he did. They need to be removed as well.
@ Yeah I can think of a few right away, but policy arguments are always highly subjective. I’ll still take the bait though and give one less divisive example. The bill they advertised as “eliminating the birthday tax” on vehicle registration, but it was really about eliminating the perceived tax advantage of private vehicle sellers. It was heavily lobbied by dealerships. Now we pay the tag fee plus the birthday tax, or whatever the state says the value of the used vehicle is upfront. My original comment was more directed towards how he got his bills passed, and personally seeing him on the town dining with dignitaries while the local restaurants rolled out the red carpet for him. It became known that if you needed your legal proceedings delayed indefinitely, he was your go to lawyer.
Ok so was he a lawyer or a congressman or both? The speaker of the house is voted in by other members of the House of Representatives an the House of Representatives can remove the speaker if they want. the speaker of the house determines which bills are addressed in the House of Representatives so he seemed to be keeping everyone in the house happy what was he doing that was so corrupt?
@@kilabee6433 If there's anybody I want to have the freedom of speech....it's our elected officials. I believe the good people of Georgia will never let this stand. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
No, he bashed the deceased former Speaker of the House, a Republican, during a House ceremony honoring the man and in front of his family, and was banned from the House by the current Republican Speaker of the House. The event he was trying to attend was a speech by the Republican governor. He even looks drunk in this video. If not drunk with alcohol, drunk with orange victim koolaid.
..well they were told to stop him from entering... they do not interpert laws - they were instructed that this guy was not allowed. Not much else too it
@@MM-24 American officers has a duty to disobey unlawful orders, that’s in the oath and the training. Unfortunately intelligence is missing from most modern law enforcement.
The governor or the Georgia Supreme Court need to act swiftly on this. This has to be illegal. Sounds like he’s being kept out because of words and people’s feelings being hurt. That’s total nonsense
go read. Ralston did a lot of great things, but he did delay court cases to his advantage 3 times (that I found in court records). Moore is mad because he wasn't allowed to fly off the handle in a State house. He got banned, and therefore needs to be re-elected.
@@TheseThreeZs only 3 times?! Journalists found that over the course of 21 cases, Ralston requested delays 57 times, and that on 76 of the 93 conflicting days, the legislature was not in session; he would commonly delay individual cases over a dozen times each. Charges against Ralston's clients who benefited from this include drunk driving, child molestation, and assault. Some of Ralston's clients retained him specifically for these reasons.
Do you maga people ever listen or read? He was trying to disrupt the event because he have a acts to grind about a dead man. This have nothing to do with representing his constituents. He's dishonoring the dead. He's a vile human.
200,000 people the whole state should be up in arms at this point, Georgia has a long list of constitutional violations, it is one of the worst states for gang violence homelessness and under education of high school graduates of which it is the worst state, yet these people wasted 12.8 million to hold a special select hearing on whether or not an old fart gets his name on a building, then turn said hearing into a clown show violating constitutional rights and federal and state standards of practice play openly doing something that no other state has done in over 150 years which hint hint the last time this happened it was Georgia in 1814 which was ruled unconstitutional, Georgia is a travesty not unlike California, it is always the prettiest States in which you see the worst politicians being elected there is not a single member that should have been elected that was in that special select hearing is a bunch of old farts sucking each other off using their names on buildings to flip the middle finger to every Georgia citizen, this is entirely why I left the s*** hole state as it was completely obvious that the population is too ignorant to elect competent officials and the politicians are too busy wanking each other off to even do anything about the fact that we have the worst gang violence in the country, the dumbest kids, and the worst returns on college investments, the slogan for the state should be "hey Georgia want a future, try another state"
There is no way its leagal to ban a senator from doing his elected duties because he executed his right to free speach during time that gaven to him to speak his opinion.
He was arrested for shoving cops and disturbing the peace. There are no laws against speech brother lol. If he doesn't want to suffer natural consequences for his speech, then maybe he should watch his damned mouth. Democracy requires participation and cooperation in these processes, he's clearly someone with no intention to participate in democracy and just wants to be disruptive and make a name for himself. This isn't a play ground, or a game, these are our highest institutions in our land. If he can't respect democracy, the institutions, his constituents, or formal processes, then maybe dude belongs in some sort of cell, for his sake, more than likely the padded variety.
@@kawi704racing lol having someone arrested because they hurt a chomos dependas feelings. They could sue if it was in fact a lie, but they don't have any legal recourse, because the truth is an absolute defense to defamation
How? If he’s been banned and not allowed in and they are acting as security they have every right to stop entry. Until we see the paper work we don’t know.
Moore’s comments were based on journalistic revelations that Ralston had allegedly used his office for significant financial benefit. Journalists found that over the course of 21 cases, Ralston requested delays 57 times, and that on 76 of the 93 conflicting days, the legislature was not in session; he would commonly delay individual cases over a dozen times each. Charges against Ralston's clients who benefited from this include drunk driving, child molestation, and assault. Some of Ralston's clients retained him specifically for these reasons
Wow, what a real pos. Cream always floats to the top, but unfortunately so do turds. Someone who is willing to abuse a legal system like that should have been disbarred let alone allowed into the very top positions of a government. The entire Right Wing of the Western World needs to get these corrupt old dinosaurs out of politics or else we can't rightfully claim to have the moral high ground. The people who defend them while knowing full well what sort of reprehensible and morally dubious shenanigans they got up to are probably just as bad, because if they aren't bothered by stuff like what their buddy did, what sorts of things are they getting up to themselves? If they are so comfortable doing obviously morally and legally shady stuff, we do not want them representing us in our Western Democracies anyway.
This explains a lot. So basically the guy in this video is one of the few honorable politicians (hopefully) and took the beating for speaking the truth... Gotta love the corruption of politicians.
I'm not surprised that the state troopers did not respect the senator constitutional rights there will be a price paid for that the court will indeed take his side on this issue you can't remove a senator because you don't like what he says you don't have to say what you like he says what he likes your respect for that senator was outrageous downright disgusting he will be taking you to court that's for sure
Yes and no. If it’s a joint session, then he should be allowed there. If he’s a senator and it’s a meeting of the lower chamber, then he could be barred from attendance. If it was a meeting of the upper chamber, then he has a RIGHT to be there.
I know nothing of this. However, freedom of speech is allowed last i checked. I didn't hear anyone refuting his claim. I hear most people saying, "He was my friend." Okay, maybe your friend was a dirtbag. I find it hard to believe any politician is perfect. Don't like what he said. Prove him wrong with evidence. Address the claims.
The people of Georgia should be pissed. The state house has said they don't give a damn about what the people voted for by banning someone who was voted in just because they didn't agree with what he had to say.
Lt. Governor Burt Jones defended Moore’s right to attend the session stating “Whatever personal differences Senator Moore has with others, he is a member of the body over which I preside. All elected 56 senators and 180 representatives deserve the opportunity to fulfill their responsibility to attend joint sessions of the General Assembly. There is real work to be done this session and the focus should be on delivering for the people of Georgia instead of personal grievances and egos.”
words don't mean a thing. He should push for charges to be brought up on each officer that participated as well as the speaker and the door keeper. I was just following orders should never be an excuse.
If the governor doesn't do anything, the voters must. You should all be calling your state reps and senators demanding they not only make a system of condemnation, but to do what ever they can to remove both the speaker and door keeper from their positions.
Understand your anger. I lived in District 9 on NC and had to do without a Fed. House Rep for two years due to corruption. That's when I became an indepdendent. I figured if neither party could get their act together and get us two reps to vote on in under two years I didn't want any part of either one.
If The State Troopers knew the law, they would have disregarded the speaker's orders and lawfully allow the senator to enter the chambers. It's just another example of the lowest law educated people being hired as law enforcement.
@@Cwjespersen thats the problem cops dont know the law and are not exspected to know the law law is what ever they think it is at any given moment but dont worry the big guy in the black robe of saturn will protect and cover for their ignorance
They need to forfeit their pensions to this victim and have their police certificates suspended for 10 years for acts of TREASON against a sitting legislator.
He did not use fighting words. He used his First Amendment protected rights. If a Senator can be pushed out of his capitol for unpopular speech, then everyday citizens are doomed. I don't care what his policies, position, or record is: I support Moore's right to free speech. FURTHERMORE, his voice and person was democratically elected to the shared, highes position in the state. His detention resulted in the suspension of democracy and Georgian voter / citizen rights. I believe that, because the highest ranking police in Georgia violated the Bill of Rights, the federal government must step in with National Guard to ensure the Constitution.
@@censorsstarve lol. Time, place and manner are not what words are used. They can't restrict speech based on its message, only on the circumstances surrounding it.
They should've voted for someone capable of doing the job. This dudes just trying to make a name for himself, doesn't matter if it's illegal or not, he's still in the wrong morally and by rules and norms. This is someone that thinks the rules don't apply to him. That's undemocratic and dangerous. Some people are unfit for office. If push comes to shove they can just vote to have him removed from office. That's definitely legal. I wish him luck. He's either going to be the governor of Georgia next term, or else he can go back to whatever he was doing before, confronting authority figures at Walmart and crying freedom wolf in public.
So these state troopers just witnessed multiple unconstitutional Acts on top of assault and then arrested the victim. The doorman and all of these state troopers need to be held accountable. As well as anyone inside the chamber that was in cahoots. Disgusting behavior.
Yes, and it sucks, but constitutional violations are not usually an arrestable offence. The constitution restricts government. It publicly declares our Natural or God given rights. You have to sue to get them enforced and to receive reparations. Then policy changes happen.
@@djbigturbo6878 Truly no comparison. You seem ignorant to even make such comparison. I don't agree with what they either. But that is a very uneducated take.
This also sets an amazingly horrible standard. This is a slippery slope. Once one person can say a senator representative of over 200,000 people can be removed. Anyone can be removed if they don’t like what you say therefore we all lose our representatives.
His power was not removed, his staff and a representative was allowed in as proxy. He had every opportunity to remedy the situation and was too much of a jerk trying to manufacture headlines to get INFAMOUS to do the right thing for his people and the state
@@Boeing_hitsquad What was the situation? Why was there an issue with him expressing his opinion of the late senator being corrupt in the first place? Whether or not he was corrupt, the representative has the right to state their opinion, especially if it is the opinion of the people he represents.
@@Boeing_hitsquad so the people in his district voted for his staff/proxy to represent them? Bad take my guy. "For if men are to be precluded from offering their sentiments on a matter, which may involve the most serious and alarming consequences, that can invite the consideration of mankind, reason is of no use to us"-George Washington I am curious as to what remedy was offered though if you could elaborate.
evidently an allegedly corrupt, life-time politician and lawyer's good name is more important than free speech. What's even more disgusting is that the late speaker's legacy and memory is apparently more important than the voices of 200,000 Georgia and American Citizens to be represented by their duly and legally elected representative, and that of the Higher House of congress too.... Really goes to show you how these Good Ol' Boy Dixie-RINOs care more about their elite class and reputation than the voices of their AMERICAN constituents.
I must say he is far more patient than I. I would have given those officers a reason to arrest me after that guy blocking the door pushed me down. Especially if it was clear I was about to get arrested anyway 😂
That lawyer tried to throw him to the ground, but was to weak and ended up failing, then pushed him. It's assault and battery, and he did it in front of like 10 state police officers. They all need to be sued, charged, and fired.
State troopers took an oath to uphold the Constitution and clearly see this Congressman being assaulted and did nothing. They all should resign in shame and disgrace.
Those officers are the reason that this man is correct. Out politicians, judges, and police have become unhinged, and they all have to go. You can't ban an elected official because you don't like his opinions. This is disgusting.
I'm from Georgia. Trust me when I say there is definitely a "good ole boy" system here where friendships are more important than the law or constitution.
@@MrGaryYT I watched the full video front to back, maybe you should brush up on some articles for assault before making uneducated statements. You cannot force your person on anyone, for any reason, without expressed consent - even in the great state of Georgia. Breathing in someone’s face can even be considered assault. Nobody pushed him until he started leaning on, and into, the staff members telling him to leave. There was nothing mutual about it. Someone else breaking protocol does not give you the right to break laws, even if you were voted in by 70 million people.
As a citizen of America he has a right to free speech, barring him without a vote, is basically saying viatheir actions, that the constitution does not have any authority when weighed against their personal ego's and hurt feelings! I strongly hope he pursues this legally!
I'm so grateful we live in a day in age where cameras and the internet can hopefully make this right. Imagine how hard it was to fight this kind of corruption before such technologies existed. The audacity of such corrupt people to act so brazenly in the spotlight with no regard for the law. Thank you for covering this story.
how can 1 be banned when they were voted in? That shouldnt be allowed. The people chose the man they wanted, the government should not be able to restrict that unless he breaks the law.
They will have house rules defining these situations. Otherwise you can have a violent person in chambers attacking people and nobody allowed to intervene. That would be stupid. Lawmakers are not above the law nor does the public have an obligation to accept abuse by lawmakers.
What a slap in the face to all people. This is blatant constitutional violation all the way around. Officers are sworn to uphold the constitution. Not act like partisan thugs.
The power players in the Georgian GOP have treated Colton Moore like an outcast for a while. He's not willing to play the game and this is the consequence.
You don't know much about America do you brother? Just because something is illegal on paper doesn't mean they can't do it. It means you and I can't do it
the don't call it the Good Ol' Boy state for nothing. Dixie-Crats replaced with Dixie-RINOs. They didn't care about "lesser" human beings back then, and they don't now... They are the Elite, see, they know better than us simple people.
I’m a Georgian, and this is disgraceful. God willing this will be a turning point for our state that has continually been using its power unconstitutionally. Fight, Fight, Fight!
They can't and all of the troopers that let him get arrested ought to be sitting in prison with the ones that put him in jail for violating the Constitution everybody is in there had anything to do with it ought to be sitting in prison right now if your Georgians don't stand up for yourself y'all going to be in trouble cuz that's what you got going for you funny with a State trooper said he's worried about your safety and he shoots you in the back if they will put a senator in jail for no reason what the hell do you think they'll do to y'all wake up America this is not only going on in Georgia is going on everywhere
If you say something that pisses people off on BOTH sides then you've probably hit the nail on the head and spoken a hidden truth that they wanted to REMAIN hidden. Gotta shut this guy up - PERMANENTLY !
Not always. I'm attempting to verify what he said but can't find it, it seems like he might have been talking out his butt. How ever, I do not think he should have been barred from that building, I may not agree with him, but he was elected. His job is to speak, and he had that right
@@Celestial_Reach As others have stated, good luck finding reported instances of corruption... its the Good Ol' Boy state. But I live on the border of SC/GA, and work in an industry populated with many lawyers, diplomats and politicians. As anecdotal as that may be, what they have said absolutely checks with what I know about the state, what others from that state have said online and even in these threads, and what many people already know. The Deep South, and especially Georgia, never really recovered from the Dixie-Crat menace. They saw which way the wind turned, turned with it, and the old families that owned the land, the plantations, and the government consolidated their power again. I know I don't have citations with me, but just look into what others are saying... This guy was known to be the lawyer to hire if you needed litigation to be buried indefinitely until the case was dropped due to lack of money. That's corruption in its own way, using money, time, and knowledge of procedure to out-last citizens ability to pay to defend their rights in court.
"Journalists found that over the course of 21 cases, Ralston requested delays 57 times, and that on 76 of the 93 conflicting days, the legislature was not in session; he would commonly delay individual cases over a dozen times each. Charges against Ralston's clients who benefited from this include drunk driving, child molestation, and assault." This was just one of many reported issues with Ralston, it was also reported that he used his political power to benefit his law firm by claiming scheduling conflicts thus allowing him to delay court cases repeatedly while his clients walked free on bond for years, he would do this until evidence would expire. For this specific reason people would seek to retain him; you could molest children free of penalty so long as you had Ralston on retainer. The fact that so many members support him in spite of this is disturbing. It really seems like local/state governments are rampant with corruption like this and lack the same legal and journalistic scrutiny that the federal government is held to.
Idk if we heard everything he said, but depending on what all he said, there is a time, place, and manner restriction on the 1st amendment. But i agree, from what we did hear they retaliated based off of what he said. And if its true that the guy was corrupt then i feel like thats a good sign the rest are too that hated what he said.
@censorsstarve there is no time restrictions on any amendment. The first amendment protects you from persecution from your government when you speak. He was persecuted by the government for what he said. So yes they violated his 1st amendment right. They also violated the peoples rights to have their elected official represent them in that State Congress joint session. Nothing else matters.
“ Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.” No mention at all of any restriction here at all. The amendments are to the point.
@dukeofdixieland want to check with SCOTUS on that? Because they are the branch that interprets and says what is in violation. And they have ruled that there is a time, place, and manner restriction on the 1st amendment.
Hmm so our senators are not allowed to use constitutional right to speech. Great example they set. But I’m sure our gov would not stop our rights to free speech right. Riiight
@@Boeing_hitsquad I don’t know about that, but in this instance he is in the right, he should not be barred from the floor. Also, his remarks about former Speaker Ralston were not inaccurate.
Article 1 Section 6 Clause 1.2 U.S. Constitution "They shall in all Cases, except Treason, Felony and Breach of the Peace, be privileged from Arrest during their Attendance at the Session of their respective Houses, and in going to and returning from the same; and for any Speech or Debate in either House, they shall not be questioned in any other Place."
That is for the Federal reps and senators but it is mirrored by every State Constitution for there level and is required by the federal Constitution though several other parts. First Amendment Violation, Representation Violations, along with structure of state and local government requirements.
So 200k Georgians do not get a senator because they didn't like what he said? So if they re elect him that one senator gets to decide a whole district doesn't get a senator? Sounds like bullshit.
We really don't need the cops. Buy guns and take care of your own business. We need more law of the land.. If we had that we wouldn't have pedophiles, sex trafficking, we wouldn't have 6 million Illegal immigrants.We wouldn't have anything like that. We'd be the most feared country.
U.S. Supreme Court ruled law enforcement officers have no duty to protect citizens but only duty to protect the law. So backing the blue is supporting anti constitutional laws
I very very much hope this was unconstitutional and if it is deemed to be, then the Major in charge of the detail needs to be charged for a civil rights violation, which is what I believe happened. The other Troopers did what they were ordered to and the burden is on the Major's back. Unlawful use of force, unlawful seizure, and unlawful search. So much to unpack in this. Also, the door keeper dude should be charged with Assault.
This banning due to his denial of advocating for a name change of what he believed to be a corrupt politician flies in the face of the first amendment and is asking for a huge lawsuit.
So what this guy is saying is that he is essentially denying the will of the people. He is denying their representation. There is no way this is legal. And the senator who was arrested, needs to sue that everybody involved, including the cops
Once the Constitution has been violated to this extent there is no qualified immunity, there is no rule of law, and those doing so have entered into treason.
@ bro he’s allowed in there he’s representing 200k people and just cause he’s not a wuss and speaks out on corruption is not grounds for forceable removal and then assault
@RandomNerd. There are rules and regulations in Congress wether you agree with them or not. Up until a few years ago there was a strict dress code and you werent even allowed on the floor if you didn't meet those standards. Clearly this man baby acting like a child did not meet standards set. Because guess what. There are more constituents than those those 200,000. They do not take precedent over anyone else.
You know, I live in the South. The South is a VERY swampy place and has tons of good ol' boys running things in swampy ways and they are very emotional children with fragile egos. This doesn't surprise me one bit. He will be able to sue and he will win.
Politcs aside he is actually a very kind man, I live not too far from him and bump into him form time to time. He is always willing to hear you out and shake your hand. This makes me sick.
That's what I thought from his actions in this video. He seems like the one of the only honest, honorable, forthright people in that corrupt room. Unbelievably unconstitutional andcriminal behavior imo!!!! Glad to hear what he appears to be in this event is who he is as a person.
If they don’t want to do it willingly, the constituents whose rights were violated deserve the chance to remove the appropriate people from office in any way necessary
I will be contacting my senator Monday about this and the GSP standing by and doing nothing while Colton was being assaulted by more than one attacker ! Holy hell, I'm infuriated !
Never heard of Senator Colton Moore.....That's said I want him as my governor in Georgia....I will be donating to his campaign in the future....Thanks for video
You just said you never heard of him, and now, because of a few short video clips you want him as your governor? Maybe it's better to actually research candidates in full rather than make snap judgments? People have got to stop this insane way of voting. He may be great, but you don't really know, and casting a vote in ignorance is how we get people like Joe Biden. Take the damn time to make a wise, informed decision.
They cannot bar him. He can be censured, which truly holds no weight or fines, but CANNOT stop him as they did today. You simply CANNOT remove a sitting Senator from Chamber or impede his ability to work for his constituents. They must allow him entrance. They are now in Contempt. This could go as high as the Supreme Court of GA.
In 1969, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the Speaker of the House could not exclude a duly-elected candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives. In Powell v. McCormack, 395 U.S. 486 (1969), the Supreme Court ruled that the House's Constitutional authority to judge the qualifications of its own members was post facto and could only be exercised via expulsion after a 2/3rd affirmative vote. In other words, the House and Senate have no discretion when deciding whether to seat a candidate who has been duly elected under state law, but may take steps to expel that member after they have been sworn-in.
@@letitgrow122 Ga Constitution Section IV Paragraphs VII - IX: Paragraph VII. Election and returns; disorderly conduct. Each house shall be the judge of the election, returns, and qualifications of its members and shall have power to punish them for disorderly behavior or misconduct by censure, fine, imprisonment, or expulsion; *but no member shall be expelled except by a vote* of *two-thirds of the members of the house to which such member belongs*. Paragraph VIII. Contempts, how punished. Each house may punish by imprisonment, not extending beyond the session, any person not a member who shall be guilty of a contempt by any disorderly behavior in its presence or who shall rescue or attempt to rescue any person arrested by order of either house. Paragraph IX. Privilege of members. *The members of both houses shall be free from arrest during sessions of the General Assembly*, or committee meetings thereof, and in going thereto or returning therefrom, except for treason, felony, or breach of the peace. No member shall be liable to answer in any other place for anything spoken in either house or in any committee meeting of either house
@@Shadow_inbred that was for a Fed speaker and a fed Rep. What about a state speaker banning a state senator from entering a state chamber where reps, not senators, work?
@@Shadow_inbred State Senator VS Federal Senator. Colton is a state level senator. FYI if he was a Federal Senator, under the post Civil war of 1860 re-construction acts, he could have summoned a blue clad union regiment.
Love how u just pragmatically talk about the news with no political ideologies. Not many people r doing this on the internet right now. Keep it up and don’t change!
Thank you Colton for exposing the true underbelly of what has become of this state. And Gov. Kemp doesn’t have any say, the corruption runs so much deeper. We need a FULL overhaul and we need it immediately. Colton and MTG are beacons of hope.
Brother Kagan, I really appreciate you giving a lot more background and details than any of the other content creators talking about this right now! 💯👍
"I don't like your opinion so you're banned" doesn't look good on paper.
@@ZeroHero-33 his own party censured him... yall have trouble sticking together when you own the entire house it sounds like..
@@Douchebigelow7368 its called exposing corruption. Yknow the stuff dems wouldnt even dream of doing
Even on toilet paper it would still stink......😮
@Douchebigelow7368
After our recent election for POTUS, and the way Kumala was "nominated", your comment is one of the most ironic ever.
LMAO😅😂
Keep on voting Democrat though, and when you experience something like the people in Western NC, Eastern Tennessee or SOCAL have recently, maybe you will wake the F up, if you survive that is.
@SugerCreek dems didn't bring up the vote to censure him. The election is over and you all have already started eating your own
Literally the definition of taxation without representation. 200,000 civil rights violated.
You are exactly right.
So what about all the 16-17 year old that are required to pay taxes but yet they can't vote? That's taxation without representation.
@@Darango1998 I see what you're saying but they also have rights including social security from the day they're born so I'm sure they just consider that even. Parents also pay extra for kids to go to school, which lasts until you turn 18 depending on what month you were born.
@@skr8up6232 social security is a Ponzi scheme by definition. You pay in from the day you start working. Then can't claim full it until you're 67 when our life expectancy 77.5 years. We never come close to receiving what we paid in. Now if a regular person like you or me did that we would be in prison for fraud.
@Darango1998 You're representation is through your parents. Similar to a bank account. The money may be in your name, but your parents control it and make the decisions until you are 18.
Corruption runs deep in our government. Great job on calling this out.
Hey now that trump is president, it's open slather on corruption
The state troopers witnessed battery. They did nothing. Let that sink in.
They only stepped in or would've stepped in if the Senator would've acted to defend himself. It's the classic situation of authority not doing anything when someone is bullied but will step in the very second a victim goes to defend themselves.
@@MrTwinkieeater sadly boot polish has been shown to have a numbing effect and dissasociation from reality when it comes in contact with the tonsils.
@@MrTwinkieeater lmfao dont you know? Gotta protect the the fourth reich… oh wait my bad ment biden.
@@mycardbrokedown5699 so realistically they were literally just there to make sure if a fight broke out they could step in? Seems counter intuitive to even allow him in the building let alone a secured part of it, especially with him already being stated as banned or a threat to security…
@@mycardbrokedown5699 troopers/leo are under the understanding that they comprehend the constitution. I see a federal lawsuit with the troopers being named.
You can't just disenfranchise 200k citizens because their representative excercised his constitutional right to free speech.
@@AnthonyArmendariz-t4g he was censured by his colleagues.. the majority of which are in his own party...
@@Douchebigelow7368just because they have an R beside their name doesn’t make them correct. We have laws and Everyone should follow the hose laws.
We have been to politicized over party’s. Just as democrats can’t like anything republicans like. BS we are Americans first. Stand for all of our rights.
@@AnthonyArmendariz-t4g Republican ..
@@AnthonyArmendariz-t4gsays after 5:00 door keeper was ordered to bar him from entering based on comments made about the former senators character.
@@Douchebigelow7368 not his colleagues. He is a Senator, they are Reps. Most, if not all, state congress are bicameral like the fed congress.
Glad someone covered this. That nobody who stopped him and assaulted him should be the one arrested
I am from Ralston’s district. The corruption was real. He did things as a lawyer that would’ve gotten anyone else disbarred. Both parties loved him so much because he most certainly granted them back room political favors to get things passed as speaker. His opposition always magically went away after a private meeting. The funny part was when he died, they fought like cats and dogs over who was his friend the hardest; trying to claim his endorsement from the grave. His widow ended up running to fill his seat merely by removing the ‘David’ from the campaign materials and just using ‘Ralston’. They all lost. Now his good ol’ boys left in the senate are trying to run things like he did. They need to be removed as well.
WEF owned Kemp isn't any better. Moore exposed Fani and Kemp was looking the other way. SO now Moore is blacklisted.
Any specific bills come to mind that shouldn’t have gotten passed?
@ Yeah I can think of a few right away, but policy arguments are always highly subjective. I’ll still take the bait though and give one less divisive example. The bill they advertised as “eliminating the birthday tax” on vehicle registration, but it was really about eliminating the perceived tax advantage of private vehicle sellers. It was heavily lobbied by dealerships. Now we pay the tag fee plus the birthday tax, or whatever the state says the value of the used vehicle is upfront.
My original comment was more directed towards how he got his bills passed, and personally seeing him on the town dining with dignitaries while the local restaurants rolled out the red carpet for him. It became known that if you needed your legal proceedings delayed indefinitely, he was your go to lawyer.
Corruption at the core
Ok so was he a lawyer or a congressman or both? The speaker of the house is voted in by other members of the House of Representatives an the House of Representatives can remove the speaker if they want. the speaker of the house determines which bills are addressed in the House of Representatives so he seemed to be keeping everyone in the house happy what was he doing that was so corrupt?
He called out corruption then they proceeded to show corruption.
Yep.
He will now forever be a Georgia GOAT in my book. Very noble man.
@@kilabee6433 If there's anybody I want to have the freedom of speech....it's our elected officials. I believe the good people of Georgia will never let this stand. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
No, he bashed the deceased former Speaker of the House, a Republican, during a House ceremony honoring the man and in front of his family, and was banned from the House by the current Republican Speaker of the House. The event he was trying to attend was a speech by the Republican governor.
He even looks drunk in this video. If not drunk with alcohol, drunk with orange victim koolaid.
@@scottoswald7535 we can only pray, so many arent that bright anymore and vote democrap
Those troopers need to be arrested on violation of oath of office period.
All that matters to them is their pension. They’re government robots.
They’re getting pretty good at it lately!
you're not the Chief of Police anywhere so you don't get to say who gets arrested...suck it up chump
..well they were told to stop him from entering... they do not interpert laws - they were instructed that this guy was not allowed.
Not much else too it
@@MM-24 American officers has a duty to disobey unlawful orders, that’s in the oath and the training. Unfortunately intelligence is missing from most modern law enforcement.
The governor or the Georgia Supreme Court need to act swiftly on this. This has to be illegal. Sounds like he’s being kept out because of words and people’s feelings being hurt. That’s total nonsense
go read. Ralston did a lot of great things, but he did delay court cases to his advantage 3 times (that I found in court records). Moore is mad because he wasn't allowed to fly off the handle in a State house. He got banned, and therefore needs to be re-elected.
@@TheseThreeZs that’s not how it works. He was elected in 2023 and isn’t up for re-election until 2027
@ They will when we protest it
@@TheseThreeZs he can’t be banned by another politician just because he hurt his feelings, it’s unconstitutional
@@TheseThreeZs only 3 times?!
Journalists found that over the course of 21 cases, Ralston requested delays 57 times, and that on 76 of the 93 conflicting days, the legislature was not in session; he would commonly delay individual cases over a dozen times each. Charges against Ralston's clients who benefited from this include drunk driving, child molestation, and assault. Some of Ralston's clients retained him specifically for these reasons.
200k people in georgia have a right to skip this years taxes if he cant do his electrd duty
If only. Those vultures don't care about what is fair.
They should march on Atlanta
Do you maga people ever listen or read? He was trying to disrupt the event because he have a acts to grind about a dead man. This have nothing to do with representing his constituents. He's dishonoring the dead. He's a vile human.
200,000 people the whole state should be up in arms at this point, Georgia has a long list of constitutional violations, it is one of the worst states for gang violence homelessness and under education of high school graduates of which it is the worst state, yet these people wasted 12.8 million to hold a special select hearing on whether or not an old fart gets his name on a building, then turn said hearing into a clown show violating constitutional rights and federal and state standards of practice play openly doing something that no other state has done in over 150 years which hint hint the last time this happened it was Georgia in 1814 which was ruled unconstitutional, Georgia is a travesty not unlike California, it is always the prettiest States in which you see the worst politicians being elected there is not a single member that should have been elected that was in that special select hearing is a bunch of old farts sucking each other off using their names on buildings to flip the middle finger to every Georgia citizen, this is entirely why I left the s*** hole state as it was completely obvious that the population is too ignorant to elect competent officials and the politicians are too busy wanking each other off to even do anything about the fact that we have the worst gang violence in the country, the dumbest kids, and the worst returns on college investments, the slogan for the state should be "hey Georgia want a future, try another state"
No taxation without representation. His constituents don't look very represented
There is no way its leagal to ban a senator from doing his elected duties because he executed his right to free speach during time that gaven to him to speak his opinion.
I’m not sure if HIS free speech was violated considering the fact that he was acting in an official capacity at the time he was banned.
He was arrested for telling the truth.
"It's dangerous to be right when the government is wrong."
Truth is treason in the Empire of Lies
Sure buddy, it's not just a publicity stunt to go viral and get campaign donations. He knows what he is doing.
@@kawi704racing He is fighting for his rights. I would rather have one of him on my side than ten of you.
He was arrested for shoving cops and disturbing the peace. There are no laws against speech brother lol. If he doesn't want to suffer natural consequences for his speech, then maybe he should watch his damned mouth. Democracy requires participation and cooperation in these processes, he's clearly someone with no intention to participate in democracy and just wants to be disruptive and make a name for himself. This isn't a play ground, or a game, these are our highest institutions in our land. If he can't respect democracy, the institutions, his constituents, or formal processes, then maybe dude belongs in some sort of cell, for his sake, more than likely the padded variety.
@@kawi704racing lol having someone arrested because they hurt a chomos dependas feelings. They could sue if it was in fact a lie, but they don't have any legal recourse, because the truth is an absolute defense to defamation
Those Troopers just stood by and watched him being assaulted!! And they are punishing him on SPEECH!!! This is a GREAT lawsuit.
They are capital police. They are corrupt. Thugs with guns.
@@nielgregory108 I was thinking that too, well Mr Moore you're going to be a very rich man after this law suit .
Battered not assaulted.
Yes 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
How? If he’s been banned and not allowed in and they are acting as security they have every right to stop entry. Until we see the paper work we don’t know.
If the Georgia governor allows this to happen the he needs to be impeached
Moore’s comments were based on journalistic revelations that Ralston had allegedly used his office for significant financial benefit. Journalists found that over the course of 21 cases, Ralston requested delays 57 times, and that on 76 of the 93 conflicting days, the legislature was not in session; he would commonly delay individual cases over a dozen times each. Charges against Ralston's clients who benefited from this include drunk driving, child molestation, and assault. Some of Ralston's clients retained him specifically for these reasons
So a lawyer?
Wow, what a real pos. Cream always floats to the top, but unfortunately so do turds. Someone who is willing to abuse a legal system like that should have been disbarred let alone allowed into the very top positions of a government. The entire Right Wing of the Western World needs to get these corrupt old dinosaurs out of politics or else we can't rightfully claim to have the moral high ground. The people who defend them while knowing full well what sort of reprehensible and morally dubious shenanigans they got up to are probably just as bad, because if they aren't bothered by stuff like what their buddy did, what sorts of things are they getting up to themselves? If they are so comfortable doing obviously morally and legally shady stuff, we do not want them representing us in our Western Democracies anyway.
This is what I was looking for thank you
This explains a lot. So basically the guy in this video is one of the few honorable politicians (hopefully) and took the beating for speaking the truth... Gotta love the corruption of politicians.
@@urielgreyand we allow it
Georgia State Troopers arrested the wrong person....
@@kimellis8820 it looks like they're committing insurrection
@nink1239 treason actually
No
Well what do you expect government employees to do? Back the blue right
TREASON WAS NOT PART OF ME MIGRATING TO THE AMERICAS, THINK I'M GOING TO MOVE BACK TO MEXICO!
AT LEAST OVER THERE I KNOW WHO THE BAD GUY IS.
I'm not surprised that the state troopers did not respect the senator constitutional rights there will be a price paid for that the court will indeed take his side on this issue you can't remove a senator because you don't like what he says you don't have to say what you like he says what he likes your respect for that senator was outrageous downright disgusting he will be taking you to court that's for sure
For the 35,000th time, im not a lawyer, but I believe Helen Keller could see that every American has had their rights trampled.
Yes and no. If it’s a joint session, then he should be allowed there.
If he’s a senator and it’s a meeting of the lower chamber, then he could be barred from attendance.
If it was a meeting of the upper chamber, then he has a RIGHT to be there.
No
@LBdreamin proxy was allowed, nothing was taken away from the people. Just this jackass trying to get in the National media for personal gain
@@Boeing_hitsquad What do you mean by, No?
I know nothing of this. However, freedom of speech is allowed last i checked. I didn't hear anyone refuting his claim. I hear most people saying, "He was my friend." Okay, maybe your friend was a dirtbag. I find it hard to believe any politician is perfect. Don't like what he said. Prove him wrong with evidence. Address the claims.
As the Romans said, speak nothing but good of the dead. Their reasons were different
they will call you racist, mean, bigoted, but they will never call you wrong
@@ghostlight69420
Um I would say you are wrong to be any of those things.
Are you sober?
@@ghostlight69420don’t forget “conspiramationnist…”
Apparently leftist are the only ones who can use 1st amendment
The people of Georgia should be pissed. The state house has said they don't give a damn about what the people voted for by banning someone who was voted in just because they didn't agree with what he had to say.
Lt. Governor Burt Jones defended Moore’s right to attend the session stating “Whatever personal differences Senator Moore has with others, he is a member of the body over which I preside. All elected 56 senators and 180 representatives deserve the opportunity to fulfill their responsibility to attend joint sessions of the General Assembly. There is real work to be done this session and the focus should be on delivering for the people of Georgia instead of personal grievances and egos.”
@@brokenwrench404 he don’t care, if he did he would have spoke to the speaker on the spot. He is just saying the right words to look good.
@@xuexxiong are u really that uneducated
Fair and measured words. Did he repeat the ego and grievances part to homie? Because he needs to hear that part.
@subcitizen2012 mumble jumbo meaning what
words don't mean a thing. He should push for charges to be brought up on each officer that participated as well as the speaker and the door keeper.
I was just following orders should never be an excuse.
This shows how corrupt these people really are
The charges will be dropped, the house has already dropped the ban, so he can attend any future joint sessions.
Georgia voter here and pissed off AF about this.
Fulton county has been proven extremely corrupt.
Yanks got rights aussies don’t… just saying
If the governor doesn't do anything, the voters must.
You should all be calling your state reps and senators demanding they not only make a system of condemnation, but to do what ever they can to remove both the speaker and door keeper from their positions.
Understand your anger. I lived in District 9 on NC and had to do without a Fed. House Rep for two years due to corruption. That's when I became an indepdendent. I figured if neither party could get their act together and get us two reps to vote on in under two years I didn't want any part of either one.
Me too
If The State Troopers knew the law, they would have disregarded the speaker's orders and lawfully allow the senator to enter the chambers. It's just another example of the lowest law educated people being hired as law enforcement.
Then wake up without a job. its not always black and white
"Knowing the Law" means nothing. Who in charge of those enforcing violence means everything.
sub 100 iq on display here
If the officer’s don’t know the laws, they shouldn’t be authorized to guard that door or building.
@@Cwjespersen thats the problem cops dont know the law and are not exspected to know the law law is what ever they think it is at any given moment but dont worry the big guy in the black robe of saturn will protect and cover for their ignorance
Strong 💪 Leaders are now Fighting Back - GOD BLESS THAT MAN and ALL LEADERSHIP OF CHRIST ❤
"This has gone too far, you need to stop exercising your constitutional rights!"
Is what I heard.
Exactly 🤦🏽💯 hay caramba!!!
The state police also need to be suspended for acting unlawfully. You don't follow orders that are wrong, period.
They need to forfeit their pensions to this victim and have their police certificates suspended for 10 years for acts of TREASON against a sitting legislator.
@@andrewbrady3139 That's a little dramatic.
@andrewbrady3139 i don't think you know what treason is.
If anything, maybe sedition. And even that would be a stretch.
Prison for life, it is beyond the pale
So far they do.
Lol. If you vote for a circus, dont be mad when you get clowns 😂.
He did not use fighting words. He used his First Amendment protected rights. If a Senator can be pushed out of his capitol for unpopular speech, then everyday citizens are doomed.
I don't care what his policies, position, or record is: I support Moore's right to free speech.
FURTHERMORE, his voice and person was democratically elected to the shared, highes position in the state. His detention resulted in the suspension of democracy and Georgian voter / citizen rights.
I believe that, because the highest ranking police in Georgia violated the Bill of Rights, the federal government must step in with National Guard to ensure the Constitution.
That is only 1 exception for the 1st amendment. There is also a time, place, and manner restriction.
Absolutely right. They need to go in and arrest all those officers and that John Burns guy immediately.
It's the right to speech. Not the right to be listened to. He was arrested for getting physical, not for his speech.
@@subcitizen2012 he was arrested for trying to enter when he got banned for his speech. Did you even watch the video?
@@censorsstarve lol. Time, place and manner are not what words are used. They can't restrict speech based on its message, only on the circumstances surrounding it.
He needs to file a lawsuit. This doesn't seem constitutional.
becauese it is UN constitutional. Or IS it constitutional?? mmkay.
@@chrisrosenkreuz23 The UN doesn't have a Constitution !!! The fux u talking about 😂
Depends on what the state constitution says.
they will go into some discussion room, talk among themselves and return with the decision that they have done nothing wrong, bye bye lawsuit
@@bott3849 each state has their own constitution with a little bit different rules
i stand with colton and would wear the "politically homeless" tag PROUD!
WE MUST DEFEND OUR 1ST AMMENDMENT RIGHTS YALL!
Well then if 200,000 people show up it might change that whole dynamic.
He sounds like a patriot.
I was thinking the same thing
I hope the Supreme Court holds those cr'ooks accountable.
If even a small percentage showed up, the democrats would call it an insurrection.
It would never happen
They should've voted for someone capable of doing the job. This dudes just trying to make a name for himself, doesn't matter if it's illegal or not, he's still in the wrong morally and by rules and norms. This is someone that thinks the rules don't apply to him. That's undemocratic and dangerous. Some people are unfit for office. If push comes to shove they can just vote to have him removed from office. That's definitely legal. I wish him luck. He's either going to be the governor of Georgia next term, or else he can go back to whatever he was doing before, confronting authority figures at Walmart and crying freedom wolf in public.
So these state troopers just witnessed multiple unconstitutional Acts on top of assault and then arrested the victim. The doorman and all of these state troopers need to be held accountable. As well as anyone inside the chamber that was in cahoots. Disgusting behavior.
Yes, and it sucks, but constitutional violations are not usually an arrestable offence. The constitution restricts government. It publicly declares our Natural or God given rights. You have to sue to get them enforced and to receive reparations. Then policy changes happen.
More like SS troopers not state troopers
@@djbigturbo6878 Seems to be a very corrupt state.
@@djbigturbo6878 Truly no comparison. You seem ignorant to even make such comparison. I don't agree with what they either. But that is a very uneducated take.
SS troopers actually stood up for and defended their people unlike these troopers @djbigturbo6878
The brother of Aaron Dorr, Alex Dorr (head of Georgia Gun Owners) paid his bail. $1,320.
This also sets an amazingly horrible standard. This is a slippery slope. Once one person can say a senator representative of over 200,000 people can be removed. Anyone can be removed if they don’t like what you say therefore we all lose our representatives.
People need to fight back against this
His power was not removed, his staff and a representative was allowed in as proxy.
He had every opportunity to remedy the situation and was too much of a jerk trying to manufacture headlines to get INFAMOUS to do the right thing for his people and the state
@@Boeing_hitsquad What was the situation? Why was there an issue with him expressing his opinion of the late senator being corrupt in the first place? Whether or not he was corrupt, the representative has the right to state their opinion, especially if it is the opinion of the people he represents.
@@Boeing_hitsquad so the people in his district voted for his staff/proxy to represent them? Bad take my guy. "For if men are to be precluded from offering their sentiments on a matter, which may involve the most serious and alarming consequences, that can invite the consideration of mankind, reason is of no use to us"-George Washington I am curious as to what remedy was offered though if you could elaborate.
Wow, I guess the First Amendment doesn't exist if you have a differing opinion about someone in Georgia government.
you never had any rights... thats all just an illusion to appease the slaves.....
The constitution has been desecrated for decades, people en mass simply are ignorant to tbe fact. Our founding fathers wouldn't have put up with it.
evidently an allegedly corrupt, life-time politician and lawyer's good name is more important than free speech. What's even more disgusting is that the late speaker's legacy and memory is apparently more important than the voices of 200,000 Georgia and American Citizens to be represented by their duly and legally elected representative, and that of the Higher House of congress too.... Really goes to show you how these Good Ol' Boy Dixie-RINOs care more about their elite class and reputation than the voices of their AMERICAN constituents.
I must say he is far more patient than I. I would have given those officers a reason to arrest me after that guy blocking the door pushed me down. Especially if it was clear I was about to get arrested anyway 😂
That lawyer has no right to hold you back or touch you.. and pushed you
That lawyer tried to throw him to the ground, but was to weak and ended up failing, then pushed him. It's assault and battery, and he did it in front of like 10 state police officers. They all need to be sued, charged, and fired.
State troopers took an oath to uphold the Constitution and clearly see this Congressman being assaulted and did nothing. They all should resign in shame and disgrace.
Peace officers are career rookies
Battered, actually. I dont get invites to parties, but thanks for asking. Lol.
Those officers are the reason that this man is correct. Out politicians, judges, and police have become unhinged, and they all have to go. You can't ban an elected official because you don't like his opinions. This is disgusting.
Kagan a better reporter then anyone on cnn, completely impartial
That!
Ain’t that the truth. For me he’s very balanced. Shocking for this day and age.
He probably gets more views than them too.
Thats not saying much almost everyone is better than a CNN anchor/talking head....tho the TYT is also pretty bad along with MSNBC
Easy lawsuit. And assault charges, harassment, blatant denial of constitutional rights.
State patrol should be abolished. They’re up there with the ATF as far uselessness’s
I'm from Georgia. Trust me when I say there is definitely a "good ole boy" system here where friendships are more important than the law or constitution.
@@fearisachoice same here in Bama. They don’t even try to hide it. Gaslight gaslight deflect gaslight
Name then post their picture don’t hide shady actions so we all know
To be fair, that system is duplicated on both sides of the aisle.
His opinion is his 1st Amendment right...that cop throwing the Senator to the floor was assault and charges should be filed.
Absolutely!!
@@marycleveland540 The assault started when he forced his body on the staff members. He’d lose that case as he incited a physical altercation.
@@AndrewClausThink big picture
@@AndrewClaus You didn't even watch the video. He didn't commit assault. Do some research on Georgia law before you make an educated guess.
@@MrGaryYT I watched the full video front to back, maybe you should brush up on some articles for assault before making uneducated statements. You cannot force your person on anyone, for any reason, without expressed consent - even in the great state of Georgia. Breathing in someone’s face can even be considered assault. Nobody pushed him until he started leaning on, and into, the staff members telling him to leave. There was nothing mutual about it. Someone else breaking protocol does not give you the right to break laws, even if you were voted in by 70 million people.
As a citizen of America he has a right to free speech, barring him without a vote, is basically saying viatheir actions, that the constitution does not have any authority when weighed against their personal ego's and hurt feelings! I strongly hope he pursues this legally!
I'm so grateful we live in a day in age where cameras and the internet can hopefully make this right. Imagine how hard it was to fight this kind of corruption before such technologies existed. The audacity of such corrupt people to act so brazenly in the spotlight with no regard for the law. Thank you for covering this story.
Agreed!
how can 1 be banned when they were voted in? That shouldnt be allowed. The people chose the man they wanted, the government should not be able to restrict that unless he breaks the law.
He’s a Senator, not a Rep. he was banned from the Georgia House floor in March.
You cant. Thats the point. Its insanely corrupt and illegal.
@@bloodsports94 i wonder if he can have arrest warrants issued for everyone now since what they did was illegal?
They will have house rules defining these situations. Otherwise you can have a violent person in chambers attacking people and nobody allowed to intervene. That would be stupid.
Lawmakers are not above the law nor does the public have an obligation to accept abuse by lawmakers.
YOU CANNOT “RESTRICT” a legislator form the capital building. He/she is allowed there 24/7/365.25, no matter what.
What a slap in the face to all people. This is blatant constitutional violation all the way around. Officers are sworn to uphold the constitution. Not act like partisan thugs.
The power players in the Georgian GOP have treated Colton Moore like an outcast for a while. He's not willing to play the game and this is the consequence.
this. crooked politicians stick together
@@nubianking4203 bingo he’s from my area and wat you said is spot on. He challenged the status quo and they can’t stand him for it !
The GOP in Georgia is a treasonous entity
@@ghostlight69420 With any luck a new FBI might need to look into the GA network
It’s a big club and he’s not a part of it.
What a s*** show. I’m not a lawyer but I’m fairly confident that dude will prevail.
They can throw you out and ban for amount of time for things like that you can’t permanently
@@kennethhanes5438 No they can't. He is a representee. It is in the GA constitution they can't ban him for any time during joint sessions.
You don't know much about America do you brother? Just because something is illegal on paper doesn't mean they can't do it. It means you and I can't do it
He probably won’t, even though he didn’t say or do anything unlawful. Politics.
@@CwjespersenHe will win because of a Supreme Court case Powel Vs. McCormack (1969).
These beuracratic Skeksis have tried this 🐴💩 before and lost.
The statement "and my friend" tells all about the speaker.
the don't call it the Good Ol' Boy state for nothing. Dixie-Crats replaced with Dixie-RINOs. They didn't care about "lesser" human beings back then, and they don't now... They are the Elite, see, they know better than us simple people.
I’m a Georgian, and this is disgraceful. God willing this will be a turning point for our state that has continually been using its power unconstitutionally. Fight, Fight, Fight!
@ words and hurt feelings
When does the protest start?
I'm a Georgian as well. 44yrs and a lot has changed.
No representation during this session for 200K Georgia citizens. Interesting.
Because he said mean words and thought for himself. What a monster.
He is exaggerating, those 200k people(if the number is even that high, have their reps in the house. And he can still do his job in the senate.
@@xuexxiongnot the point. Why are you defending tyranny?
with session and WITH representation. mmkay?
@@WinkyMcWinkerson becos he chinese, they don't know any way to be. Other than that, I mean...
Rediculous, absolutely Rediculous.
The Georgia speaker and the police that kept him from representing Georgia constituents should be fired and stripped of their pensions.
I agree if they lost their pensions they would definitely sing a different tune.
"i dont want to go down this road"
Means "stop exposing our criminal behavior because its going to end bad for you"
100%. The feds will intervene.
They can't and all of the troopers that let him get arrested ought to be sitting in prison with the ones that put him in jail for violating the Constitution everybody is in there had anything to do with it ought to be sitting in prison right now if your Georgians don't stand up for yourself y'all going to be in trouble cuz that's what you got going for you funny with a State trooper said he's worried about your safety and he shoots you in the back if they will put a senator in jail for no reason what the hell do you think they'll do to y'all wake up America this is not only going on in Georgia is going on everywhere
If you say something that pisses people off on BOTH sides then you've probably hit the nail on the head and spoken a hidden truth that they wanted to REMAIN hidden. Gotta shut this guy up - PERMANENTLY !
@@TedBronson1918 you catch the most flack when you are right over the target.
Not always. I'm attempting to verify what he said but can't find it, it seems like he might have been talking out his butt. How ever, I do not think he should have been barred from that building, I may not agree with him, but he was elected. His job is to speak, and he had that right
@@Celestial_Reachlol your trying to find proof online someone is corrupt in Georgia politics. My god you have no hope.
Moore exposed Fani amd WEF Kemp didn't want it looked into. So Moore made waves against the RINO swamp and the Democrats this is how they repay you.
@@Celestial_Reach As others have stated, good luck finding reported instances of corruption... its the Good Ol' Boy state. But I live on the border of SC/GA, and work in an industry populated with many lawyers, diplomats and politicians. As anecdotal as that may be, what they have said absolutely checks with what I know about the state, what others from that state have said online and even in these threads, and what many people already know. The Deep South, and especially Georgia, never really recovered from the Dixie-Crat menace. They saw which way the wind turned, turned with it, and the old families that owned the land, the plantations, and the government consolidated their power again. I know I don't have citations with me, but just look into what others are saying... This guy was known to be the lawyer to hire if you needed litigation to be buried indefinitely until the case was dropped due to lack of money. That's corruption in its own way, using money, time, and knowledge of procedure to out-last citizens ability to pay to defend their rights in court.
So a lawyer can stop a senator from entering his position
"Journalists found that over the course of 21 cases, Ralston requested delays 57 times, and that on 76 of the 93 conflicting days, the legislature was not in session; he would commonly delay individual cases over a dozen times each. Charges against Ralston's clients who benefited from this include drunk driving, child molestation, and assault."
This was just one of many reported issues with Ralston, it was also reported that he used his political power to benefit his law firm by claiming scheduling conflicts thus allowing him to delay court cases repeatedly while his clients walked free on bond for years, he would do this until evidence would expire. For this specific reason people would seek to retain him; you could molest children free of penalty so long as you had Ralston on retainer.
The fact that so many members support him in spite of this is disturbing. It really seems like local/state governments are rampant with corruption like this and lack the same legal and journalistic scrutiny that the federal government is held to.
@@rhinorawkjocktorderky3006 this seems to be a common theme running among our politicians in America nowadays. There has to be a reckoning.
Smh.... I respect that senator for going so hard to represent his people, he didn't fold, he got right back up, and stuck to his game plan
@@SatchPersaud-sm1gc that takes balls
Certainly seems illegal to me.
Clear 1st amendment violation
Idk if we heard everything he said, but depending on what all he said, there is a time, place, and manner restriction on the 1st amendment. But i agree, from what we did hear they retaliated based off of what he said. And if its true that the guy was corrupt then i feel like thats a good sign the rest are too that hated what he said.
@censorsstarve there is no time restrictions on any amendment. The first amendment protects you from persecution from your government when you speak. He was persecuted by the government for what he said. So yes they violated his 1st amendment right. They also violated the peoples rights to have their elected official represent them in that State Congress joint session. Nothing else matters.
Cops are too loyal
“ Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.”
No mention at all of any restriction here at all. The amendments are to the point.
@dukeofdixieland want to check with SCOTUS on that? Because they are the branch that interprets and says what is in violation. And they have ruled that there is a time, place, and manner restriction on the 1st amendment.
Hmm so our senators are not allowed to use constitutional right to speech. Great example they set. But I’m sure our gov would not stop our rights to free speech right. Riiight
You could argue the initial banning was unconstitutional due to his right to free speech. So, anything that happens after that is illegal.
Notice how the more the deeep state and their puppets loose power the more fa'scist and dictatorial they become.
Colton Moore for GOVERNOR!!!
@chiefkikyerass7188 i let my Georgia medical license lapse, but if Mr. Colton becomes governor, I would reapply.
No. He only cares about personal gain. That's why he's done all of this.
He only cares about being infamous
@@Boeing_hitsquad Say What!
@@Boeing_hitsquadyou silly goose.
@@Boeing_hitsquad I don’t know about that, but in this instance he is in the right, he should not be barred from the floor. Also, his remarks about former Speaker Ralston were not inaccurate.
So sad, all will be humbled by the most high.
Article 1 Section 6 Clause 1.2
U.S. Constitution
"They shall in all Cases, except Treason, Felony and Breach of the Peace, be privileged from Arrest during their Attendance at the Session of their respective Houses, and in going to and returning from the same; and for any Speech or Debate in either House, they shall not be questioned in any other Place."
That is for the Federal reps and senators but it is mirrored by every State Constitution for there level and is required by the federal Constitution though several other parts. First Amendment Violation, Representation Violations, along with structure of state and local government requirements.
So 200k Georgians do not get a senator because they didn't like what he said? So if they re elect him that one senator gets to decide a whole district doesn't get a senator? Sounds like bullshit.
You are confusing the state senate with the state house of reps. He is in the senate, not house.
"CAM BRADY Oh-TWELVE!"
Couldn't help but get those vibes from this.
Every time, it's a cop enforcing unconstitutional rules. Can't back the blue like this.
Every time!
Screw you.
He was properly banned.
We really don't need the cops. Buy guns and take care of your own business. We need more law of the land.. If we had that we wouldn't have pedophiles, sex trafficking, we wouldn't have 6 million Illegal immigrants.We wouldn't have anything like that. We'd be the most feared country.
U.S. Supreme Court ruled law enforcement officers have no duty to protect citizens but only duty to protect the law.
So backing the blue is supporting anti constitutional laws
I very very much hope this was unconstitutional and if it is deemed to be, then the Major in charge of the detail needs to be charged for a civil rights violation, which is what I believe happened. The other Troopers did what they were ordered to and the burden is on the Major's back. Unlawful use of force, unlawful seizure, and unlawful search. So much to unpack in this. Also, the door keeper dude should be charged with Assault.
Not allowing a representative of 200k people to do his job because he hurt their fee fees is terribly tyrannical.
Free speech is not allowed in Ga.
This banning due to his denial of advocating for a name change of what he believed to be a corrupt politician flies in the face of the first amendment and is asking for a huge lawsuit.
So what this guy is saying is that he is essentially denying the will of the people. He is denying their representation. There is no way this is legal. And the senator who was arrested, needs to sue that everybody involved, including the cops
@@saltymisfit6566
The Will of the People Will Not Be Denied
Every person he represents should file a civil rights lawsuit. The speaker and his band of tyrants denied them representation.
Chipping Away at the right of freedom of speech
All of them should be charged with Assault of a State Employee, False Arrest, Kidnapping, and Conspiracy to Commit Kidnapping.
Ok buddy simmer down.
@ No. Its corruption and corruption should never be taken lightly.
@@4-Methylaminor3xare you fucking kidding me? At what hill do we decide to die on? They need to be held accountable. This is bullshit.
Lol for real...bro@@4-Methylaminor3x
@@4-Methylaminor3x go back to your cave
Cops need to be sued, fired and barred from ever working as police again. The two who shoved him should be sued and charged for assault.
I’m sure they’ll just say “I was just following orders”.
Qualified immunity.
@@justin8894 not how it works
Once the Constitution has been violated to this extent there is no qualified immunity, there is no rule of law, and those doing so have entered into treason.
Should not have shoved the cops, cant do the time dont do the crime.
Did you think" is it legal for them to arrest said senator" a relavent subject to research before recording your video?
FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! This is unbelievable!
Bro those troopers should lose there pensions, witnessing assault and arresting the victim is wild af
😂😂😂😂😂😂 witnessing assault? If you continue to try to literally walk through someone and they put you on your ass that's not assault whatsoever 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@ bro he’s allowed in there he’s representing 200k people and just cause he’s not a wuss and speaks out on corruption is not grounds for forceable removal and then assault
@RandomNerd. There are rules and regulations in Congress wether you agree with them or not. Up until a few years ago there was a strict dress code and you werent even allowed on the floor if you didn't meet those standards. Clearly this man baby acting like a child did not meet standards set. Because guess what. There are more constituents than those those 200,000. They do not take precedent over anyone else.
@@xrcassassin3544 you must like the taste of boot
@@xrcassassin3544walk through someone who is physically trying to prevent you from lawfully moving. Ok, buddy.
Push down to the floor and get arrested wow embarrassing, embarrassing
The dude that pushed him should have been arrested. This is ridiculous. Corruptt country.
You know, I live in the South. The South is a VERY swampy place and has tons of good ol' boys running things in swampy ways and they are very emotional children with fragile egos. This doesn't surprise me one bit. He will be able to sue and he will win.
Politcs aside he is actually a very kind man, I live not too far from him and bump into him form time to time. He is always willing to hear you out and shake your hand. This makes me sick.
That's what I thought from his actions in this video. He seems like the one of the only honest, honorable, forthright people in that corrupt room. Unbelievably unconstitutional andcriminal behavior imo!!!!
Glad to hear what he appears to be in this event is who he is as a person.
*Take this all the way to the Supreme Court.*
That's unreal..got assaulted right in front of the cops..I'm ashamed to be a Georgian! People should be fired and charged!!!
@@masterblaster2978 don't be ashamed, be proud! And be upset that a citizen like yourself in your great state is being represented by VULTURES
@@masterblaster2978 ga is a shithole
Seem illegal to me , those responsible should be forced to resign in disgrace .
If they don’t want to do it willingly, the constituents whose rights were violated deserve the chance to remove the appropriate people from office in any way necessary
Fight, Fight, Fight!
They can't resign in disgrace when they see nothing wrong with their behavior.
I will be contacting my senator Monday about this and the GSP standing by and doing nothing while Colton was being assaulted by more than one attacker ! Holy hell, I'm infuriated !
Sue the department for unlawful arrest. He should be let in there, They are trying so hard to stop us. Keep fighting for our freedom.
@@Thepigeon45 correct
Never heard of Senator Colton Moore.....That's said I want him as my governor in Georgia....I will be donating to his campaign in the future....Thanks for video
That's what each State needs , a governor that speaks the truth and not be afraid of hurting feelings.
You just said you never heard of him, and now, because of a few short video clips you want him as your governor? Maybe it's better to actually research candidates in full rather than make snap judgments? People have got to stop this insane way of voting. He may be great, but you don't really know, and casting a vote in ignorance is how we get people like Joe Biden. Take the damn time to make a wise, informed decision.
Wow! Cant disagree with that statement. @@American-Jello
200k PEOPLE JUST GOT A FREE RIDE ON TAXES !!!!!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
They cannot bar him. He can be censured, which truly holds no weight or fines, but CANNOT stop him as they did today.
You simply CANNOT remove a sitting Senator from Chamber or impede his ability to work for his constituents. They must allow him entrance. They are now in Contempt. This could go as high as the Supreme Court of GA.
@@TeriannShrum not to mention the assault on the poor guy who was just trying to do his job.
You folks are funny. All that stuff you said would be true in a free country! 😂😂😂
In 1969, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the Speaker of the House could not exclude a duly-elected candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives. In Powell v. McCormack, 395 U.S. 486 (1969), the Supreme Court ruled that the House's Constitutional authority to judge the qualifications of its own members was post facto and could only be exercised via expulsion after a 2/3rd affirmative vote. In other words, the House and Senate have no discretion when deciding whether to seat a candidate who has been duly elected under state law, but may take steps to expel that member after they have been sworn-in.
That's for the Federal government, man, not the State of Georgia.
@@letitgrow122 Ga Constitution Section IV Paragraphs VII - IX: Paragraph VII. Election and returns; disorderly conduct. Each house shall
be the judge of the election, returns, and qualifications of its members and shall
have power to punish them for disorderly behavior or misconduct by censure, fine,
imprisonment, or expulsion; *but no member shall be expelled except by a vote* of *two-thirds of the members of the house to which such member belongs*.
Paragraph VIII. Contempts, how punished. Each house may punish by
imprisonment, not extending beyond the session, any person not a member who shall
be guilty of a contempt by any disorderly behavior in its presence or who shall rescue
or attempt to rescue any person arrested by order of either house.
Paragraph IX. Privilege of members. *The members of both houses shall be free from arrest during sessions of the General Assembly*, or committee meetings thereof,
and in going thereto or returning therefrom, except for treason, felony, or breach of the peace. No member shall be liable to answer in any other place for anything spoken in
either house or in any committee meeting of either house
@@Shadow_inbred that was for a Fed speaker and a fed Rep. What about a state speaker banning a state senator from entering a state chamber where reps, not senators, work?
@letitgrow122 they are federal even tho they represent the state. A sentor is federal
@@Shadow_inbred State Senator VS Federal Senator. Colton is a state level senator. FYI if he was a Federal Senator, under the post Civil war of 1860 re-construction acts, he could have summoned a blue clad union regiment.
Love how u just pragmatically talk about the news with no political ideologies. Not many people r doing this on the internet right now. Keep it up and don’t change!
Thank you Colton for exposing the true underbelly of what has become of this state. And Gov. Kemp doesn’t have any say, the corruption runs so much deeper. We need a FULL overhaul and we need it immediately. Colton and MTG are beacons of hope.
GA is so cooked
Brother Kagan, I really appreciate you giving a lot more background and details than any of the other content creators talking about this right now! 💯👍
You can't "ban" a senator! This is OUTRAGEOUS and UNACCEPTABLE!
If both sides like him, you know he is corrupt.
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This