SHOCKING Reason The World #1 Golfer Was JUST ARRESTED
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"The first time I ever really listened to Kyle Kulinski’s show was in the back of a cab last summer. The driver had his phone hooked up through the stereo and was pumping out an episode through the car speakers - loudly, as if looking to convert a captive audience.
“Do you like Kyle Kulinski?”
The driver, Ahmed, was a recent immigrant and apparently a die-hard fan of Secular Talk, the political talk show that Kulinski broadcasts on RUclips. I told him, yes, in fact. I do like Kulinski, had come across his show several years ago, and, all things considered, he seemed pretty good.
“He understands what we’re up against,” Ahmed said. “Like Bernie.”
But I was surprised to hear Kulinski’s name mentioned in the same breath as Bernie Sanders, particularly with such adoration. Because what I did remember about Kulinski’s show struck me as mostly capital-P “progressive” takes on the news - the left wing of the Netroots crowd more than the democratic socialism Sanders has popularized.
It’s an impression that wasn’t entirely incorrect.
“I have no time for philosophical, airy bullshit,” Kulinski tells me from his home in Westchester, New York. “I don’t want to hear about Lenin. I don’t want to hear about Marx. I just want a super plainspoken, straightforward agenda with a straightforward way of selling it.”
With over 800,000 subscribers and nearly 670 million total views on RUclips, selling a progressive agenda is clearly something Kulinski knows how to do - even Democracy Now, the long-standing flagship of progressive media, cannot match his reach on the platform. Chapo Trap House can certainly boast a wildly devoted fan base (and a not insignificant degree of media influence), but their audience is roughly half the size of Kulinski’s.
While Secular Talk might be more likely to be looped in with the progressive networks around Air America and Pacifica alums like Sam Seder than the more resolutely socialist world, Kulinski’s fiery rhetoric, razor-sharp class instincts, and knack for withering takedowns sets him apart from his peers. Judging by his rhetoric alone, he’s closer to a Eugene Debs than a Chris Hayes.
But unlike Hayes, Amy Goodman, or his friend Cenk Uygur of The Young Turks - who began airing Secular Talk on his web network seven years ago - the thirty-two-year-old Kulinski is virtually invisible in the mainstream media. Despite his enormous fan base, his show has never once been mentioned in the obligatory trend pieces on “the Millennial Left” pumped out by the prestige media. Nor has Kulinski’s name ever popped up at all in the New York Times, Vox, the New Yorker, New York Magazine, or the Washington Post, despite his leading role in cofounding Justice Democrats, the organization widely credited with sweeping Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the rest of “the Squad” to power.
Just last week, his Wikipedia page was deleted. The reason? “There is very simply no [reliable source] coverage of this person,” according to one moderator. In new media, he’s king - the Sean Hannity of the Berniecrat left. In old media, he’s nobody.
I suspect there are a few reasons for that. There is nothing “cool” about Kulinski’s show. (As a friend put it, “‘Welcome to Secular Talk’ sounds like something you’d hear on Egyptian radio.”) His no-nonsense social-democratic politics won’t get him much cred with the Full Communism crowd. He records his show not in Brooklyn or Los Angeles, but in a studio he built himself in his modest Westchester home. His hair is too groomed and his taste in clothes too preppy to qualify as “Dirtbag Left.” Nor has he ever attended an n+1 release party. “Not only have I not attended one,” he says, “I have no idea what that means.”
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Much like Sanders himself, Kulinski’s show has a massive audience that just doesn’t compute with our media’s understanding of “what the kids want” or even “what the left-wing kids want.”
It’s probably for the best - the very woke and very WASP-ish decorum haunting much of the media world is nowhere to be found in Secular Talk. “Corporate Democrats over-focus on identity as a trick to divert you from the issues that unite us all - class issues,” he said on a recent episode.
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Let's not forget, in America, hairdressers are required to attend longer training than police officers before they are considered qualified.
Hairdressing is a much more professional occupation than policing. So of coarse more training is involved.
I mean they can commit Terrible crimes, look at his hair.
Yup, and I've had enough bad haircuts to last a lifetime, so even lengthy training doesn't guarantee good service, but hey it's a start.
To be fair, you have to have a higher IQ to be a hairdresser.
@@soulslikefan6760 lol brooo
Scheffler just committed the worst crime possible: he hurt the fee fees of a cop.
i was going to say that!
What’s with every progressive using the word fee fees?
lol for real. The progressives that listen to Kyle are all about their “fee fees.”
@@John-gi6yhBcs you Trumpers get offended and triggered when a cop is found as a tyrant.
@@MaddenFifa 1. Where did I say I was a trump supporter?
And 2. Why are you offended by a question?
The cop wasn’t “found to be a tyrant”. The whole story, how it was laid out by kyle, makes no sense. This is just a reaction because Kyle likes golf
Referring to the USA as the land of the free has to be the single longest running joke in human history.
A cop will never ever ever admit wrongdoing as it opens him up to liability. He is trained to double down and triple down
No it does not open them to liability, you watch too much law and order
It has nothing to do with liability. Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely. Add somebody with the IQ of a spoiled three year old and you have an American cop.
"....And then they came for the wealthy famous white golfers, amd there was no one left to speak out....."
I'm plagiarizing you
@@user-mb7sc1ob2w Martin Niemöller
Brilliant. Well done.
Back the Blue until it's you.
😂😂
I will absolutely resist arrest from a non-uniformed cop.
So, on that note ... there was recently a high profile case in Toronto where a squad of undercover cops in civvies tried to come down like a ton of bricks on some guy for no apparent reason beyond being brown in the vicinity of a stabbing they were investigating. He had his 8months pregnant wife and their toddler with him, thought it was a carjacking situation, and fatally hit one of the officers while trying to flee. They tried to charge that as premeditated murder of a cop, which recently ended in a high profile acquittal and massive embarrassment for the police.
For their own safety if nothing else, police should want it to be completely unambiguous that they are police if they're going to order citizens around.
Everyone with a brain would.
Look up the footage. they were in uniform. Just wearing visibility vests over it. You can clearly see the badges in their interactions with the journalists too. Kyle's really reaching with this one. Its a bit disgusting honestly. He didn't even bother finding out what the charges actually meant...
You will be missed by your loved ones.
@@liamvt2 Bet $$$ the police end up dropping all the charges.
Brought to you by the same police department that murdered Breonna Taylor
They like to let things slide when it's people of a different color. Not realizing that they are enabling bad behavior. Let you kids bully and they wonder how they become villans. Your villans.
If some random guy started grabbing my car and shouting at me I'd drive away too
I would be afraid.
Wouldn't it be super American and quite ironic if the mistreatment of a famous, white, male, christian athlete is what leads police reform? I mean, it won't, but it also wouldn't surprise me.
It would be rather sad, but yeah, par for the course, no pun intended.
It's quite interesting how the police/legal system is viewed depending on who the perpetrator is....
I think that is the only way that we will see real reform… when police are so arrogant and feel so powerful that they mistreat prominent white people.
The only way anything changes in the US is if it affects rich white people. For example, no one cared about AIDS until Rock Hudson died from it, and the kid who got HIV thru blood transfusions. Same with the crack epidemic.
YOUUUUUUUUUUU BETCHA!!! .... * quiets down * ....
If they treat world class golfers this way on camera, imagine what they do to regular Americans when no one's watching 🙈
White wealthy famous golfers. I'm sure this will go away quietly since it isn't a black man or black woman.
We don't have to imagine -- we have examples on camera almost every day.
How many bodies in shallow holes in the capital of Mississippi?
Especially brown people.
Same...
Reminds me of the case of the 17 year old girl was pulled out of her car and charged with similar "crimes"
ruclips.net/video/817BItUQETQ/видео.html
My man still went out and shot 66 today after getting locked up all morning. The dude is a machine.
The BLM protester that was murdered was also an Air Force Veteran.
...Garrett Foster was pushing his quadruple-
amputee fiancee at the protest before Perry deliberately drove into the crowd.
Police reform is beyond the point of needing to be done in this broken ass country.
Police need to be replaced with community law enforcement similar to Camden, NJ.
@@SnarkyMcCarthy I agree
I wonder if any candidate currently running for another term made any promises to address this crisis the last time they ran.
Plain clothes police and wrongful arrests, name a more iconic duo. If a cop is out of uniform, they should not be considered a cop and should not be given all the protections that entails (can't charge suspect with assaulting an officer, resisting arrest, etc.)
agree 🤠
Damn, cops abusing their power with rich white guys now?
This one might actually get fired.
It's hilarious how when a vehicle does something a cop doesn't want it to do, the cop's first instinct is to grab onto it like they have superhuman strength and they're going to stop the car in its tracks. 😂
lmao exactly
Cops in rural areas think they're untouchable.
Louisville, KY is rural to you? lol
@@Adtrevino37 obviously they act like one
@@Adtrevino37 progressives think the country is the west coast, the northeast coast, and rural areas. They aren't smart enough to understand geography. Or life in general.
Scottie thinks he's untouchable. Should he get away with crimes just because he is a golfer? No one is above the law, if this were a normal person they would be booked and charged and it wouldn't even make the news.
@@noahd213 that would also be wrong though. “We can’t fix obvious injustices because what about the non obvious ones”
Criminal mischief 💀 bro was charged with Shenanigans
If he was black or poor he'd have been executed on the spot.
Even as a 71 year old white woman, I am beginning to look at the police with a very skeptical eye.
sure did take you a long time 👀
You and everyone else should be asking a lot of questions
@@myd0gr3x
And your own personal history on every single issue is entirely perfect, we presume?
@@corpsefoot758 we who? you got a rat in your pocket?
recognizing slavery is wrong (1st grade knowledge), arresting the slavers is a lifetime endeavor...
taking 70 years to recognize that Police were created to hunt down run away slaves is evidence the slave system, commonly referred to as United States, has Don well keeping the people ignorant...
how many years did it take you, corp..., to catch on?
The inability to say oops my bad and take responsibility is appalling.
Welcome to Wackyland
"It can happen here"
Population: 341.5 million nuts and an orange squirrel in contempt
The police departments use a psych test that was originally designed to weed out power tripping thugs only instead of weeding them out they make sure to preferentially pick such "assertive" types. No lie, look it up.
Failure to identify, that's a lawsuit
Cop probably had a bet against him.
200iq degen
🤭
yeppppp
That would make sense!
That's genius! I'd send $10,000 to a cousin in Texas and tell him place the bet immediately.
This needs more attention. A plain clothes officer failing to ID as a cop is the one who f*cked up
The police made only ONE MISTAKE here. They did the same ish they always do, but this time to someone with enough wealth and influence to make them face some consequences
Back the Blue 'til it happens to you.
Says each and every Jan sixer including the one sitting in jail. Oh yeah and Trump too.
Preach. The tables are starting to turn. Enough is enough.
Nice.
Ibid
@@kareemdaking5145 you people will still be protecting their corrupt asses years after the largest protests
Another officer with an ego and the entire law enforcement system will back the officer. All the serious people hit the road long ago.
The argument is ‘It isn’t a crime and is a waste of time’ not ‘leave him be because he’s a world number 1 golfer and a part of the elite’.
Cops trained by IOF.
Did you mean IDF?
@@Orygungurlz no, 0ccupation forces is correct.
Same cops who shot Breonna Taylor
Louisville sounds about right.
Yuuuup. This is more of their attitude on full display.
but she was at home, WHILE BLACK......what did you expect them to do? not shoot her?
Oh shit, I forget this is the Louisville police.
Ditto
The worst crime in America is disrespecting the Police.
hes about to find out there is maybe 1-2 other things that carry more power than the police, and one of them is professional sports
Some sort of punishment is coming for this guy for doing this to Scottie
Challenging… is not disrespectful to anyone. That is disagreeing and attempting to sort out something. But, a bully nation don’t care about decorum or laws. They will just make up another one to cover the way to bully.
I hope 🤞 . @@Rowsy91
There's a pig infestation in America.
Respect is earned home slice
I thought Trump was the #1 golfer in the world? 🤔 lolll
He should sue the police department and donate the money to Palestinians . Free Palestine. 🇵🇸
This is gonna be a major lawsuit
i wonder what the white, super christian, born in new jersey but lives in texas, golfer's position on the police was before this incident in louisville, kentucky
I am a white Christian (trustee of my church), who was born in WA but currently living in Mississippi and I am pro police reform and supportive of BLM and Gaza protests. Stereotypes are generalizations but does not mean everyone in a category is a clone.
This. Perfectly said.
@@threecards333
in my experience you're an exception.
most who fit that profile have the opposite view.
Cop on a power trip, getting a buzz by exerting his power because he never finished highschool. Cops should have to have university degrees so these kind of cops never hold a gun.
Wow, look at how he thinks Scottie should get special privileges WOW!
I don't think that was the point of calling out who he was, don't put words in his mouth. This comes off to me as "He had every reason to be there and fits all the privileged molds you can be and was still subject to abusive cops." Yeah everyone should be equal but we know that isn't the world we live in. When privilege doesn't get you treated differently then it causes MORE people to take notice because that isn't the norm. No where did he say that is how it SHOULD work, it is just how it typically does. People that constantly want to misinterpret what others say are exhausting.
@@ReivecS Krystal is this you? 🤣🤣🤣
@@bmg7763 No it is just someone with the maturity to be done with teenage edge lord contrarianism that pervades online comments. It is like trying to "nail" someone for not liking hot dogs because they said they like burgers.
That’s what cops do.
ACAB
The cop was probably just getting some choice overtime anyway.
Not in most countries: America is completely strange
Black People: You don’t say…
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Right I was sitting here like of course they did 😂
Yup
Exactly
the real crime is being a fan of golf.
This is police state we live in. These types of incidents happen everyday, check out 1st ammendment audits.
All day everyday.
If he isn’t in uniform why should he comply.
Look up the footage. they were in uniform. Just wearing visibility vests over it. You can clearly see the badges in their interactions with the journalists too. Kyle's really reaching with this one. Its a bit disgusting honestly. He didn't even bother finding out what the charges actually meant...
No uniform. No arresting. Period.
@@liamvt2how’s that boot taste?
@@GarretGreen😂😂
@@liamvt2 Gimme a fucking break.
Who the hell would comply with someone not in uniform?
Depends if he identified himself and showed confirming police ID.
The officer was wearing a bright yellow safety vest.
@@gregoryabbot420 Anyone can identify themselves as a cop, and whip out a fake ID showing it. So again, the question remains.
@@chrisglover9700
Okay. And? I got a safety vest in my big rig, guess you should follow my orders. Keep licking those boots.
@@chrisglover9700 Yeah, because no one besides the police wears neon safety vests. /s
No problem with the arrest but Abbott pardoning the murderer is next level stupid.
That feels like it should be subject to criminal charges, like abuse of power for corrupt purposes as the only plausible "justification" for the pardon was that he had murdered what Abbot would call the right people which is truly some horrific Purge level idiocy.
"New low for the cops"?????
Arresting a golfer.
This is the new low?
If it's golf related, Kyle is on top of it🤣
Or if it’s Krystal related
Breaking news first.
Always.
its why i like kyle most out of all the online politics people haha hes into sports too . good man
I really think that plain clothes officers should only be allowed under very special and specific circumstances (planned sting operation). For all Scottie knew, this was some guy who was trying to carjack him. Not a police officer! Police shouldn't expect to be treated like an officer if they can't be identified as a police officer. I think most of us here can agree that "The Land of the free" shouldn't be crawling with undercover secret police around every corner, shameful!
I agree, though look up the footage. they were in uniform. Just wearing visibility vests over it. You can clearly see the badges in their interactions with the journalists too. Kyle's really reaching with this one. Its a bit disgusting honestly. He didn't even bother finding out what the charges actually meant...
@@liamvt2 How many times are you gonna copy/paste this shit?
@@liamvt2stop lying 🐷
What does being a Christian have to do with anything? What if he was Jewish or something else? This whole Christianity thing is out of control.
But he had to qualify it that he was one of the good Christians. That implies a large number of Christians aren't good. It was a detail to be mentioned because good Christians are so rare these days.
@@MarmaladeINFP Religion is to adults as Santa Claus is to children.
@@MarmaladeINFP Amen said the atheist.
I don't believe the cops for a single moment.
No stranger than the acorn incident.
As many of you know “ I’m a golf fan”
I’m sorry for you Kyle
Why? Golf is fun
I used to clown on golf until I actually played it. Some of the most fun I’ve had is playing golf with the boys.
Quit hating.
I feel ya.
Golf courses are detrimental to the environment.
@@Zapzipzoop16very fun even to watch
In the video, one of the cops warned off the press, saying, "This man's going to jail and there's nothing you can do about it!" That cop's arrogance alone makes me want to volunteer for the jury in the false arrest and imprisonment trial.
When Kyle said "you're never going to guess what they charged him with", my instant guess was assaulting a police officer, not because I'm a psychic but because when he explained how the cop assaulted the golfer, I already knew there was a good chance they would charge him with assault in order to cover their ass against being held accountable for their assault; it's the typical default defense offered in advance for cops who are afraid they might be charged for attacking people. Boy singing is so broken in this country it's easy to imagine Trump turning the entire thing into a Nazi SS type of institution.
My dude, we are there.
@@tr33br06 It's not helping for you to exaggerate the problem. This isn't Nazi Germany....yet; we're still moving in that direction. When we get there, plenty of people won't believe it, because people like you have been crying wolf, pretending we already are Nazi Germany for too long, because you think it sounds dramatic; it does, but unfortunately dramatic and dumb go together in this case.
Cop had no reason to stop him in the first place, and was not in uniform so the golfer had no reason to stop. The golfer was in a car marked by the tournament to indicate he was a golfer in the tournament and he was going where he was supposed to be. The pig he should be fired and banned from ever holding a position of authority for life.
Look up the footage. they were in uniform. Just wearing visibility vests over it. You can clearly see the badges in their interactions with the journalists too. Kyle's really reaching with this one. Its a bit disgusting honestly. He didn't even bother finding out what the charges actually meant...
Cop had a reason to stop him. They had traffic stopped. He drove over the divider which is illegal. That's the reason to stop him.
You mean the police who later arrived at the scene had uniforms. Anyone can identify themselves as a police officer and commit crimes such as sexual assault, robbery, violent crime and nobody should just take the word of someone who calls themselves a cop and refuses to show a badge. It's public safety.
Somebody’s losing their job because golf got money behind it.
Yep, these charges are going NOWHERE.
lets hope so. I usually support cops but this guy is a freak
Not just some, in comparison to what Louisville is worth, golf players could buy the ENTIRE town. Plus, that cop has everyone in the state FURIOUS at him as they wake up to hear this. I'm sure they all said, "He did WHAT????" ... The governor, the mayor, the police chief, the sheriff, the event planners, and all of the sponsors are raining shut down on everyone involved
IDGAF about the golfer part, but yeah if an officer gets physical with you they charge you with assault because if they didn't it's excessive force.
Who gives a shit he’s the #1 golfer in the world
Why is it significant that he is the number one golfer in the world? Is it that he should be treated differently than everyone else?
I personally wonder if the cop had a bet against him, so it may be significant.
yes its much more significant, obviously lol
We can pretend iwe carry the same level of importance, but we matter to our friends and family. Our community at most
Scheffler matters to millions. It just is that way. MILLIONS of people every week watch and bet on him. There is a reason the videos on Schefflers arrest for this will get clicks but if the exact video and punishment happened to me and the same video was made it would get 5 views lol
Just how Trump's trial makes the news, or Tiger Wood's affairs make the news. Or OJ's trial made the news. Famous people make news and expose the issues in our system.
Stein being arrested by cops made more news than students being arrested in the same protests.
@@Rowsy91 AGAB
@@themikesdeadshow no idea what that stands for lol
This is the first time ever I have seen my brother say ACAB, as a result of this event.
Except Sid Hatfield.
he definitely said it back in the day a bunch, but you’re right I haven’t noticed it in the last couple years
hehe nice. Don't let him know then that Kyle was just too irresponsible and lazy to look up the footage. they were in uniform. Just wearing visibility vests over it. You can clearly see the badges in their interactions with the journalists too. Kyle's really reaching with this one. Its a bit disgusting honestly especially with the whole christian sweetheart thing. He didn't even bother finding out what the charges actually meant...
Kyle repeatedly mentions how this guy should be treated differently because of his status. What happened to no one is above the law?
I watch videos from a guy that goes out and stand in public with a sign that says "Pray for Homeless Veterans". People assume he is begging for money, which he is not and as stupid and small and petty as it is, people will call 911 and lie about what he is doing, every time he does this. It is incredible how brazenly people lie about someone that is discomforting them or they just don't like the look of. He gets the 911 calls and cop body cams, via FOIA, and you will see people talking to him, on his video, trying to run him off, threatening him, yelling at him, getting all angry, and then he plays the 911 call where they make him out to be a violent crazy person, contending that he has done and said things that you just saw he did not. Completely lying to get him locked up or worse. Then the cops show up and prove over and over, that the police in this country do not know the laws that they are enforcing.
The republicans are always screaming about the "downfall of our society" because of all the made up social and religious issues they site, but I think we are in trouble as a society, but not in the way they pretend. We suffer from a disease of unethical behavior, the loss of empathy, and the greed that pervades our country.
The officers had big yellow rain jackets on. Very easily confused for event security or something like that. The officer was allegedly "dragged by Scheffler's car" causing swelling and bruising, and ruined his $80 police issue pants (literally in the report). A tweet from a well known journalist who was there said "the officer attempted to attach himself to Scheffler's car." Apparently this cop basically jumped on the hood of Scheffler's vehicle.
Kyle had to bring out the golf drip
"Super Christian" doesn't ring well if you're talking about Americans, I think you can translate that to "passive-aggressive psychotic."
Lesson #1: When stopped by a police officer, NEVER open the door or roll down the window.
Lock all doors as soon as you stop, and roll the window down 1 inch ... no further.
Let the officer know that you are simply taking precautions to protect your own safety, and you are within your rights to refuse him entry to your vehicle until/unless he produces a search warrant. Speak politely but firmly, and make it clear that you are not going to exit your vehicle until there are at least two squad cars on the scene and every cop there has their bodycam visible and operating.
He's a whyte guy he'll be ok.
So fascism is ok if it’s done to a white guy?
hopefully he gets the cop fired
Team Scheffler
Actually no. He's going to be traumatized. People don't understand that the thing that affects victims the most is often living with the trauma.
Wyte = will be ok
Non white = will not be ok
Peak leftist mental capacity
He'll be fine, he's a celebrity and can afford a good lawyer.
Kind of missing the point
@@ev17dan obviously, the police state its horrible.. but this shit happens to ordinary people all the time... I'm not going to play the violin for this guy just because he plays golf... again... yea... this sucks... but you can cover it when it's just an ordinary citizen... has Kyle said shit about cop city in Georgia?
@platoniczombie yea he did. He also covers police misconduct. But I'm guessing you won't be apologizing or deleting your idiocy
@@platoniczombie yes, yes he has, how about you go look it up rather than trying to make a point and sounding like a dummy
Woosh
This happens to hundreds and thousands of people across the country, they’re just not celebrities so you never hear about it.
For a regular person, getting these charges dismissed can be a 2+ year process and costs thousands of dollars in court battles
Respect to the guy for not doing the "Do you know who I am" celebrity bs. If this was Lebron or Kaepernick, for sure they would pull the "I'm an important person" card.
So glad that cops are so onboard with the ACAB movement. Proving us correct one day at a time.
AGAB holds true too. Have you ever talked to those guys?
@@novuspatriarch All Golfers Are Bastards
Criminal mischief is generally reserved for people being poor in the wrong place; like loitering sorta…
oh no, not the Christian number one golfer in America, has his kind suffered enough.
Do you know who I am? How dare you! Lmao
my dude, police do that sort of thing and a lot worse every minute of every day. you should be equally outraged regardless of the victim's golf skills
Obviously it matters more when its elite athlete during one of his biggest weeks of the year, than if it happens to you or me
It shouldnt happen to anyone i am not disagreeing, this cop is a loser and should be fired. But MILLIONS watch this guy/PGA tour and bet on him every single week. Its just a way bigger deal that it happened to him, it just is
It’s a bigger deal because his vehicle had signage on it saying “Player Vehicle.” Obviously just a pro trying to get into the course area.
I didn't know who he was but when i saw the headlines i told myself, Kyle will be giving the deets soon lol 😂
The fact that you even have to say “this is the #1 golfer in the world” multiple times shows how far away we are when we still need a superficial excuse to justify criticism of these jack ass cops.
Did that police officer think he was the Hulk by grabbing onto the car to make it stop?
Cop had a fan duel
Someone in plain clothes tries to make me pull over and rips open my door that's someone that wants to do me harm in my mind.
Look up the footage. they were in uniform. Just wearing visibility vests over it. You can clearly see the badges in their interactions with the journalists too. Kyle's really reaching with this one. Its a bit disgusting honestly. He didn't even bother finding out what the charges actually meant...
@@liamvt2 The cops who showed up later? Not the cop that had no uniform on. Unless you have X-Ray vision one can't see through visibility vests.
@liamvt2 A few things:
I agree that Kyle went kinda fanboy on this one, but it doesn't change the fact that this guy has been charged with crimes that would not have happened, had this officer not grabbed onto his vehicle and allowed himself to be dragged. Yes. The cop did this to himself.
Second, we still do not know what the officer was wearing. After the incident, other officers seem to have arrived. Those officers are wearing bright visibility vests. The fact of the matter is that we don't know what he saw, or what he felt, at the time.
Third, if there's any question about the douchebag nature of these officers, look no further than one of them telling the journalist recording the incident, "Back up or you're going to jail, too." I am genuinely curious as to what crime recording an officer closer than they'd like is.
@@johnwatters3431 I heard the recording. The officer just said back up. there was no threat. And there was no plain clothes officer in sight. Surely he didn't just disappear. Kyle just took a bunch of rumors and reported them as fact..Ochams razor, as kyle would say, is that one of the cops on the recording arrested him.. Mind you, we have no clue how the actual arrest went down aside from vague descriptions. Reporting the story like that would have more credibility if kyle actually tried his best to get any detail of the video right. I mean he reported that "they were in plain clothes or security guard uniforms or something". I guess i'm just disappointed in kyle for lazy irresponsible breaking news coverage more than anything. I wouldnt be surprised if the golfer was actually innocent. I just think this kind of reporting is too sensationalist and purely based on his feelings around golf and cops...
@liamvt2 I would suggest listening to the recording again. There's a lot going on, but there is a threat. "Back up or you can go to jail too" or "Back up or you can join us in jail." Something to that effect.
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Do what I say or I will take you to jail. To me, it sounds like he's saying that. Full disclosure, I'm a criminal defense attorney. I've seen hundreds of hours of police interactions, and this wouldn't be the first time I've heard something to that effect. But to be fair, there is a lot being said simultaneously. That's what it sounds like to me. I believe it's "Back up or you can join us in jail."
Why are you acting like he should be treated differently because he's a celebrity?
We don’t even know the circumstances and you’re simply making up the story in a favorable light for the golfer.
Golf working harder than politics to destroy Kyle these days 😶
“Plain clothes” isn’t a super big factor when there are 40 cop cars with lights on actively working a fatal accident. If there are 40 cars with lights on why would you disregard the guy directing traffic and telling you to stop. Simply a rich dude that doesn’t think he needs to listen to who he thought was security but was actually a cop. Dude could’ve made a phone call instead of trying to go around.
This is right.
"I don't even know what that charge is" yet it takes 3 seconds to google it and find out. Awesome reporting here.
Can’t complain about Israel anymore when you think people should be treated differently based on Occupation, Race, Sex, or any other criteria.
Law should apply to all equally. Black and brown folk doesn't have the "misunderstanding" card. Should famous people be treated differently? Who cares he's a Christian, had a baby, or is a famous golfer... What Abbot did was fascist, period, should have never happened.
Well, it sure sounds like he got the black/brown treatment.
Now imagine if he was a nobody
Just because you like the dude, doesn't mean he didn't do the crime. A good journalist waits for the facts to come in. And doesn't let their personal beliefs interfere.
Dude was driving however he felt like. There was a fatal accident that had just happened and he felt entitled enough to do as he pleased. Glad he was held accountable. Other golfers walked and rode golf carts, increasing their commute but being safe. Scottie did not feel the need. Thats on Scottie.
I have no problem believing the officer was over the top wrong here. I don't think the occupation and religious beliefs of the victim is relevant at all.
That was the weirdest part about the video.
@@jamesedwards8387it’s relevant because he was in a clearly marked player identifying car….at the PGA Championship
@@AegonTheUnlikely Who cares?
Kyle kept bringing it up like that should give him special privileges. I mean let's be honest, I'm sure it did. Apparently he drove down the median and then ignored the cop directing traffic. Imagine how hard they would have gone on a normal person
😂cops snatching up rich white male christian #1 ranked golfers, too? Aint nobody safe
There’s likely millions of Americans who are serving time in jail for situations like this but aren’t famous
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The number of times he repeats, “#1 golfer in the world” doesn’t it seem out of character for Kyle to act like anyone should get special treatment from police for being famous? It seems messed up no matter who he was
Exactly his golf bias is showing
So the guy was "super Christian"... Not sure what that has to do with anything... Abbott is "super Christian" as well.
This is exactly why I always tell my friends to hava cameras to record everything inside and out the car, with voice, to use it as an evidence whenever they need it.
It seems like the biggest problem Kyle has is that they arrested Scott Sheffler in the first place, not whether he actually did anything wrong. If there's video evidence that he's innocent that's one thing but the argument seems more like "How dare they arrest this professional golfer?"
Why do you keep telling us that he's Christian? What does that have to do with anything? It's almost like you're implying that Christians are inherently innocent.
Kyle’s a fervent atheist so I’m sure he didn’t mean to imply that. He was trying to say that Scottie Scheffler is in a demographic that cops traditionally love, and they almost always give them the benefit of the doubt. A rich, white straight christian on a golf course is usually untouched by cops. If they go after him, then the cops are even more out of control than we thought. That was Kyle’s point.
"Plaid is the new black?" I will let myself out.
Thanks, Kyle. I volunteered with Shotlink at over 50 PGA Events, including helping staff with setup and teardown. What an experience. Years ago at the Byron Nelson, Bubba Watson's caddie got put in jail for DUI with his courtesy car and clubs, and because they couldn't find a set to match him in time he had to withdraw. You may remember that arrest story. Getting to know caddies - the stories they created in front of you were amazing. I knew Mike Weir's family and followed him from Junior. I quit watching golf when the acronym LIV appeared. I smelled the rat then, and the reasons for volunteering in the first place were ruined. I got to meet Mr. Nelson and Peggy. He was the inventor of volunteers in sports. I really align with yours and Krystal's worldview, and to see you talking informed golf brought back some great memories. Did I tell you that David Feherty farted on my head in Fort Worth. He is a real nut. Best, and thanks for the smiles just when I needed them. Scottie's situation may bring welcome attention to what we have been less able to do with the bigger picture that you talk about. He may just have found a new cause. Best.
Tiger Woods ushered in the era of all Golfers looking like MCU actors. I kiss the days of Arnold Palmer
Hey golden bear wasn’t unpleasant to look at😂😂😂