Eliza Orlins

Of course, I'm so happy to be here with you.

I mean, this is always a fun time when we're together.

Oh, yeah, sure.

Not to mention the folks who've been murdered in detention facilities.

No.

I mean, and I think like my perspective is not even a legal one necessarily.

I think, you know, this is something that we are so lucky that there are brave people like the woman who was in the pink jacket who recorded the entire thing very clearly.

And actually, I just watched her interview this morning with Anderson Cooper on CNN where she

is speaking out and saying, hey, I was scared.

I was terrified.

But I knew that it was really important for me to keep recording despite my fear, because this is how we get this information out there and make sure they can't just lie about what happened.

And even with the clear video, of course, we see, you know, DHS, Kristi Noem, the entire administration trying to lie about what actually happened.

No, I mean, it's absolutely insane because I think what people don't realize is you have the absolute right to film law enforcement.

It is your First Amendment right.

Like, you cannot... I mean, you certainly can't be executed for it.

Even if you're committing a crime, allegedly, you can't be executed without due process and a trial and a conviction, and we don't even have the death penalty in most states.

I mean, there's so...

There's so few things that would require someone to be executed.

But like these extrajudicial executions that they are committing out on the streets in public for not even committing a crime.

It's just it's beyond anything I can could possibly.