Finkel
Winston & Strawn (DC) I have no interest in filming you
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Original on other channel loaded and recorded 6/23/2026
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Since being served, Generally Specific has contributed NOTHING towards this topic and series. He might continue (his choice) when he defeats another frivelous use of the courts
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Their access to college came from HBCUs, scholarships earned through merit, and in Katherine’s and Mary’s cases, civil rights–era desegregation efforts that forced traditionally white institutions to open the door.
Katherine Johnson:
She grew up in rural West Virginia, where advanced schooling for Black students was very limited.
Because her family valued education, they moved so she could attend high school at an all-Black institution connected to West Virginia State College.
She then enrolled at West Virginia State at just 15, where professors (some trained at Ivy League schools) mentored her closely.
In 1939, she was chosen as one of the first Black students to integrate West Virginia University’s graduate program in math. That step did come from a state-level desegregation order after a lawsuit—not “affirmative action,” but a civil rights–driven opening.
Dorothy Vaughan:
She attended Wilberforce University, a historically Black college in Ohio, on a scholarship.
Scholarships for Black students at HBCUs were not unusual, since these schools were designed to give African Americans access to higher education when most predominantly white institutions excluded them.
Mary Jackson:
She went to Hampton Institute (now Hampton University), another HBCU.
Like Vaughan, she did not enter via any special “diversity program.” Instead, she benefited from Hampton’s mission to educate Black students at a time when mainstream universities in Virginia were closed to them.
Later, when she sought to qualify as an engineer at NASA, she had to petition a Virginia court for permission to take graduate engineering courses at an all-white high school—again, a civil rights/legal action, before there was affirmative action.
David Finkel takes his First Amendment camera to Washington, D.C., where South Carolina National Guard troops were stationed outside the Archives–Navy Memorial–Penn Quarter Metro station. At first glance, it looked like they were “guarding” the entrance, but the reality was different. Instead of providing security or performing checks, these soldiers were conducting what is known as a Presence Patrol — simply being visible to the public as a show of force.
In this short, Finkel observes their posture, interactions, and lack of actual mission beyond standing watch for appearance’s sake. Even the Staff Sergeant in charge, whom Finkel jokingly dubs “Specialist” for his uncertain leadership, confirms the assignment is strictly about presence, not action. This raises questions about the purpose, effectiveness, and cost of deploying National Guard troops in such a limited role in the nation’s capital.
This clip offers just a glimpse of Finkel’s full coverage. A long-form video will be released soon on the same channel, where he will share deeper insights and commentary on what he saw — from the soldiers’ demeanor to the larger implications of “show-only” deployments. Make sure to subscribe so you don’t miss the full breakdown of the South Carolina National Guard’s presence in D.C.
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One employee even mixed up the 1st Amendment with the 4th Amendment, showing how little some people understand about free press and public photography. This 1A audit highlights the importance of knowing your rights, holding contractors like Allied Universal accountable, and testing how corporations respond when citizens exercise constitutional freedoms in Upstate New York.
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northpointdefense.com
184 Brooks Rd, Rome, NY 13441
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David Finkel brings his First Amendment audit cameras to AIS at Griffis Technology Park in Rome, NY, where employees seemed unprepared and unsure how to respond. Watch this 1A audit in upstate New York as free press meets corporate confusion.
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ainfosec.com
153 Brooks Rd, Rome, NY 13441
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In this clip, an unidentified voice tries to trespass me over the phone with a so-called “Karen call” on speaker. He even threatens to “prosecute” me with camera footage he doesn’t actually have! 📱🎥
This bizarre attempt to intimidate me shows how far some people will go when they don’t want cameras rolling. But without evidence, the threats fall flat.
👉 Watch how this failed phone-call intimidation unfolds and see why the “evidence” doesn’t exist.
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This video documents the importance of transparency, accountability, and constitutional rights in public spaces. Watch as David highlights how public videography can trigger unexpected responses, and how 1A auditors test government facilities and publicly funded institutions for compliance with the First Amendment. Whether you’re interested in civil rights, free press activism, or accountability audits, this video provides valuable insight into how institutions handle public oversight. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more First Amendment audits and transparency tests across New York and beyond.
Welcome to a bold voice for accountability and free speech. This channel explores First Amendment Audits, social experiments, and breaking current events—capturing real interactions that challenge authority, spark debate, and expose truths. Subscribe to Join David Finkel as he conducts a First Amendment audit (1A audit) at Rome Health Neurology, part of Rome Hospital / St. Joseph’s in Rome, NY. During this visit, unusual and unexplained odd odors were noticed, though it remains unclear whether they came from the medical staff, the grounds, or the facility itself. The real story, however, came from the staff’s reaction—employees, seemingly unfamiliar with the public’s right to record, displayed clear discomfort and fear when faced with a camera in a public-access area.
By documenting these violations, this video sheds light on the importance of First Amendment rights, Fourth Amendment protections, and accountability in law enforcement. Whether it’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the DEA, or other federal officers, the footage shows why transparency and oversight matter. Watch and see the shocking moments where the Constitution was ignored — and why every American should care.
By today, the dust settled — and the ruling was clear: the DEA Chief will only serve as a liaison, not the head of MPD. Pamela Smith remains Chief of Police. In this video, we break down the attempted power grab, the pushback from DC leadership, and what it means for federal vs local control of law enforcement in the nation’s capital. From Bondi’s bold move to DC’s firm refusal, see the latest twist in the Trump-era “federalization” of DC policing.
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That same night, I visited three federal agencies for First Amendment Audits. Unlike past visits, security stayed calm, professional, and largely uninvolved — though a couple of “Karens” made an appearance. I even got a thumbs-up for my hat and T-shirt, which aren’t exactly flattering to Mr. Trump or I.C.E. This footage offers a rare, on-the-ground look at DC’s streets, federal agencies, and the human impact of Trump’s high-profile announcement.
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While some sources reported National Guard units near Navy Yard, our real-time footage tells a different story. This video captures the late-night atmosphere in DC during a declared crime emergency — showcasing the agencies actually on the ground, the absence of troops where they were expected, and the contrast between rumors and reality. Watch for a firsthand look at federal law enforcement activity in Washington, DC.
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Despite the sweeping federal action and talk of cracking down on crime, there is still crime in DC — and there are still homeless people in DC. This video documents the contrast between political promises and everyday reality, offering an unfiltered look at life in the nation’s capital during a historic and controversial moment. Watch to see what really happens when political power meets street-level truth.
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It turns out that DC's "MPD" is still DCs MPD (Metropolitan Police Department) and they have no problem with the 1st Amendment right to carry a sign. They also have no problem with "panhandling" as long as the alleged panhandler is not being aggressive. So, even if they thought I was panhandling, no big deal.
The homeless are still encamped at Thomas Circle and are still present at Dupont Circle and the locals love them. They are extra eyes and ears at all hours of the day and night and they are NOT the crime problem in DC. The kids who allegedly beat up Little Balls, the DOGE punk who faked getting beaten up were not homeless (Besides, they didn't do it.. it was staged).
So, I retired my DC sign and went to regular camera activity from public space. Yeeeaaahhh... NO.. camera men and women are still not wanted in DC by offices, shops, banks and restaurants. Go figure...
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Because Jeff of "Honor Your Oath" cannot be anywhere. And Rich of "Mr Nice Guy Activism" showed me this.
This occurs at the Springfield Town Center (Springfield Mall) in Springfield, VA.
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@mr.niceguy1498 , @HONORYOUROATH
The Karens mentioned after the "action":
@Patriot47-q8z, @billcherep7610 , @EricLee-h3t , @petercooper9277 @steveh8472 @Amcan1812
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