Government entities and legal institutions often act in bad faith, use law for political bias, or misapply authority to target individuals.
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The FBI has wrongfully withheld training videos on how to redact Epstein files by invoking inappropriate FOIA exemptions.
“They told us they do in fact have them and that we think they're wrongfully withholding them under FOIA exemptions. So, we have them, but we're not giving them to you.”
MeidasTouch · Jul 2026 · 1 episode · 524K views on this topicThe FBI's reliance on the deliberative process privilege in this case constitutes bad faith and should be overruled based on the misconduct exception.
“I would say that this falls under the misconduct exception. That, you know, there are training videos out there on how to redact things to hide the people we like, which is not something you get to do with FOIA.”
MeidasTouch · Jul 2026 · 1 episode · 524K views on this topicThe legal charges brought against Andrew and Tristan Tate in the United Kingdom are a politically motivated setup intended to silence them rather than a legitimate pursuit of justice.
“This is a political chopup job. This is a political kidnapping. They want to grab Andrew and Tristan. Get them out of an American jurisdiction into England and not Romania because they're being heard fairly over there now to make sure that the truth never sees the light of day.”
PBD Podcast · Jul 2026 · 1 episode · 306K views on this topicLarge corporations unfairly use the legal system and patent litigation to bully or suppress smaller individuals and inventors.
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Large corporations use patent litigation as a weapon to bully small inventors out of the market.
“This is a nasty trick that large corporations are able to use in order to beat up and bully small-time inventors. And this is a real thing that people are able to do. They're able to literally bully you out of anything that you own simply by litigating and uh creating a big pain in your life.”
Impaulsive · Jul 2026 · 3 episodes · 1.3M views on this topicIt is essential to understand the law surrounding one's industry to defend against large corporations that use litigation to bully small inventors.
“And that's why any industry that you're in, you need to know the law that is that surrounds it.”
Impaulsive · Jul 2026 · 1 episode · 83K views on this topicThe current judicial system imposes excessive, punitive sentences that fail to prioritize rehabilitation and proportional justice.
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The juvenile court system was insufficient for handling the serial murder case involving Craig Price because it only allowed for a maximum six-year sentence.
“He pled guilty and he got six years for murdering four people, for being a serial killer that successfully got away with a murder for two years and would have got away with it for the rest of his life, had he not murdered three more people. This guy killed four people and got just two years more tha”
OUTLORE with Eleanor Neale · Jan 2023 · 3 episodes · 6.1M views on this topicShe believes that her sentencing and the sentencing of the other defendants were excessive because people should have the opportunity for rehabilitation.
“I just question the whole like justice system as far as like you know time but like life plus 35 years is a long time to give someone um you know and re like people should be able to be able to um be rehabilitized and make it back into society.”
djvlad · Dec 2025 · 1 episode · 193K views on this topicExtracted by a model; may misattribute who said what.
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