>> the video fast.
My head slammed me in.
Let's see some blond man.
Let's see some.
>> How did you bash my head go ahead.
>> So that is a man named Thomas, who apparently became so and combative after a sticker that
he put on a gas pump was attempted to be removed.
That the cops had to be called in and he tried to fight them off there and seemed to want
them to be bashing his head at the end.
It didn't seem like they did that thankfully we got through this incident without any needless
violence there.
But what he was doing was putting up a sticker like this, take a look and you'll see this.
These are apparently common gas stations across the US.
And I did that sticker with Joe Biden pointing at the gas price implying that he is responsible
for the gas price.
Which look believing that is your right, saying that is your right, putting the sticker up
on private property and then spraying some sort of sealer over it so that it can't be
removed.
Not necessarily you're right.
And I want to give you a little bit more context on what led up to him being hauled away as
you saw in that video.
Take a look at this.
>> Yeah, yeah, I did that.
That's what I did.
You're fighting me.
Now, I know that step one is f around.
I don't remember what step two is.
No, I'm kidding.
Obviously, I don't want to see anyone getting tackled.
But Morgan, that guy was very fired up about the sticker that he wanted to put on a gas
station.
>> Yeah, fired up.
Seems like an understatement there.
I also think it's a tricky strategy to have a sticker campaign that involves any level
of inference that's required to understand the message.
So I don't know.
I don't know, that's the right approach there.
But.
>> Yeah, people where asking in the chat like what about when the gas prices go down?
>> Well, exactly.
>> I did that and look at the sticker is kind of funny.
I will admit that the right generally isn't this is way funnier than like Let's Go Brandon
or whatever there's sort of a joke here, at least visually.
But of course you can't do that, I get so angry when I go to a gas station and I see
that someone has scratched up the little window where the letters are.
I just hate that sort of petty stuff.
Why would you be doing this if somebody laughs, you're not going to be there to see it.
What's the point at that point, Morgan?
>> Yeah, and I'm guessing this is probably a person who also is one of those just obsessed
with damage done to private property and this and that.
But yeah, we're gonna go ahead and just bombard gas stations with our political messages that
are owned by private citizens.
So yeah.
>> It's a regular person.
Some worker making minimum wage, maybe that's going to have to scrape that thing off and
then it's still probably going to deface it.
Why do that?
Anyway, I want to thank Aaron Phillips, who was the one who posted the video there so
that we could find out more about this.
He says that it happened, it was in Pennsylvania.
He stuck the stickers on a gas pump, got yelled at and then went crazy andAaron at least believes
that the cops handled it quickly and correctly the build up was him just yelling and flipping
out at the clerk over it.
Again, I want to get through situations like this without anyone being tackled.
I have seen enough police violence for the rest of my life, thank you very much, I don't
want to see anymore.
But this was an own goal, there was no need for this to happen, he wasn't just hauled
out of his car for nothing, he brought this on.
And anyway he is now facing charges of resisting arrest, disorderly conduct harassment and
criminal mischief.
So was it worth it?
Was it worth it?
I doubt it.