Patrick Bet-David

Well, that was the teacher.

She taught English.

Yeah, yeah.

She taught English, yeah.

It was before that.

What does the law say?

Yeah, the law says that these protesters are in trouble.

There's a federal statute called FACE, F-A-C-E, that says if you interfere or physically obstruct another person's First Amendment right to exercise their freedom of practicing their religion, it is a federal crime.

Now, had these protesters stood outside the church, been on the sidewalk, been on the street, they likely would have been protected by their First Amendment right to protest.

But you're allowed to protest in a public forum, but that right is not absolute.

They crossed the line when they went inside a church.

And I think of it almost like, you know, a church is public property.

Imagine if protesters went inside a hospital to protest Medicaid or health policy and interrupted treatment of patients.

It's really not that different.

What does the law say?

Okay.

This was what?

Yeah, very smart.

Here's Lutnik, which by the way, he said it to everyone's faces that are sitting right next to him.

It wasn't like he was holding anything back.