Hypocrite? Bodycam Exposes Woke Cohost Of “The View”
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Who is Sunny Hostin and why is she the focus of this episode?
You guys know Sunny Hostin of The View, right? She's the lady that says that white people benefit from white privilege, that cops discriminate against black people, and that no one is above the law. Well, recently, her 24-year-old son was busted for trespassing. And when the cops called her up, Sunny Hostin came running to pull her privilege card. Let's talk about it. Guys, before we get into today's video, please like and subscribe. Today we're talking about Sunny Listener The View. And this time, thank goodness, I don't have to like watch a whole episode of The View and debunk this lady.
What happened when Sunny Hostin’s 24-year-old son was arrested for trespassing?
This one's taking place out in the real world, in real life, and actually on my birthday, June 16th. Now on my birthday, her 24 year old son was busted for trespassing at a railway corridor, okay? Now he claims he was just jogging, the gate was open, he didn't think anything of it, he didn't think it was trespassing, but the cops are saying, you know what, you trespassed, we're gonna have to do something about this. What does he say? Call my mom, Sunny Hostin. Let's watch the body cam footage.
Normally, it's a misdemeanor charge. We're dumping it down to a violation, okay? I know you're upset. Oh, hold up.
What is that? Is that privilege that I'm seeing right now? Because normally, it's a misdemeanor. We're moving it down to a violation. Okay, let's keep watching.
Just do it as a deterrence because, again, like I explained to you on the phone, besides being illegal, which is far from the subject, it's dangerous.
My mom's a lawyer, by the way.
That's okay. What's your name?
What's your name, sir?
I'm Brian.
Brian, is that your badge number, 2814?
Yes, yes. So the reason we're stopping here, this is trespassing right here.
Oh, I'm sorry, though. It was open over there. I was just walking on a run here.
Where are you coming from? Over there?
Yeah, yeah.
Okay.
I'm sorry. I just looked open for me. So I just walked in.
So this is considered trespassing. It's a criminal trespass. The reason why it's such a big deal, people get hit by a train all the time. We want to prevent it, obviously.
Father, can you please... Do you want me to hold it for you? Yeah, my phone's at 2% FYI.
Okay, let's go ahead and pause there. First of all, you're dealing with a super nice cop. He also sounds white. The cop that I'm seeing in the background looks white. It doesn't seem like your son is getting discriminated against. We're going to get into some of Sunny Hostin's claims about cops later on in this episode. But interestingly enough, they're being super, super nice to your son. I also should note, he has a really interesting energy about him. My mom's a lawyer, by the way. You know, you know what he's trying to say. He looks at the cop. What's your badge number? Two, two, whatever it is. You know, he's taking on this energy of I'm going to do something about this.
How does the bodycam footage show police handling the trespassing incident?
My mom's going to do something about this. You don't want to, you know, step on the wrong foot here. But did you do something wrong or did you do something wrong? And of course, you know, this is not the biggest deal in the grand scheme of criminal activity. But did you break the law or did you break the law? Let's keep watching.
So yeah, so this is your trespassing. It's a big deal. We don't want people to get hit by a train, which is why we came running over, okay? Do you have any ID on you? Yes. Okay, where is it?
It's in my phone if you take off the case. Tell them your mother is a federal prosecutor.
Yes. Hey, Mom, how are you? This is Officer Gomez. Your son's fine. Hey, Officer Gomez. How are you?
Former federal prosecutor. That's my son. He's a Harvard graduate. He's not a criminal. He has no criminal
Trying everything they can here. My mom's a lawyer. What's your badge number? Former federal prosecutor. My name is Sunny Hostin. We're trying, we're trying, we're trying. And what is this? It's pulling a privilege card, okay? Now, Sunny Hostin thinks this is something, a power, I guess, that is just relegated to white people. Only white people get to do this. Only white cops get to do this.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
Who is Sunny Hostin and why is she the focus of this episode?
0:00–0:35
2
What happened when Sunny Hostin’s 24-year-old son was arrested for trespassing?
0:35–2:31
3
How does the bodycam footage show police handling the trespassing incident?
2:31–8:17
4
When and how does Sunny Hostin call the police during the incident?
8:17–8:39
5
What arguments does Sunny Hostin use to defend her son on the phone?
8:39–13:32
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