214 - ALARMING PROOF: Buffalo Schools EXPOSED For Hiding Child Abuse Evidence | Unsubscribe Podcast Ep 214

Summary

Unsubscribe Podcast Episode 214 Summary

Title: ALARMING PROOF: Buffalo Schools EXPOSED For Hiding Child Abuse Evidence
Host/Authors: Eli Doubletap, Brandon Herrera, Donut Operator, The Fat Electrician
Release Date: May 26, 2025

In Episode 214 of the Unsubscribe Podcast, the hosts delve into serious allegations against the Buffalo Public School System, accusing the administration of systematically hiding evidence related to child abuse and mishandling emergency situations. The conversation is led by Nick and Rich, supported by Eli, Fat Electrician, and other contributors, who collectively present a compelling case backed by purported evidence and firsthand accounts.

1. Introduction to the Issue

The episode opens with a discussion on accountability within the Buffalo Public School System. Nick highlights concerns about justice being obstructed, setting the stage for a deeper investigation into the district's practices.

Nick [00:00]: "Accountability. Buffalo Public school system."

2. Defamation Allegations Against the Media

Rich introduces a personal angle by discussing his intention to sue a local news channel, WGRZ (Channel 2), for defamation. He claims that the channel falsely placed him on the Brady List—a registry of officers with credibility issues—without any legitimate grounds.

Rich [27:17]: "They've all claimed that Detective Richard High is on the Brady List, which is incorrect."

Nick elaborates on the potential legal ramifications, emphasizing the damage such false claims could have on his career and reputation.

Nick [28:00]: "Detective not being able to testify is significant... I have zero credibility issues on the stand."

3. Mislabeling of Police Calls and Cover-Ups

A significant portion of the podcast focuses on the misclassification of police calls by the Buffalo Public School System. Nick presents data indicating that out of 17,772 police calls since 2021, about 54% were labeled as "miscellaneous" or "information only." He alleges that these misclassifications were intentional, aiming to conceal incidents of child abuse and other serious issues.

Nick [08:18]: "Our initial buzz showed that the schools were using these miscellaneous calls to cover up incidents of abuse."

Rich provides specific examples, including a stabbing incident at Riverside High School and an overdose case, arguing that these were improperly categorized to downplay their severity.

Rich [09:09]: "The teacher gave the kids THC gummies and the kidnapping... all mislabeled."

4. Inadequate Emergency Response Protocols

The hosts criticize the Buffalo school administration for not allowing teachers to call 911 directly. Instead, emergencies must be funneled through administrators, leading to significant delays in response times. This procedural delay, they argue, compromises student safety during critical incidents.

Rich [13:10]: "Teachers are not allowed to call 911. They have to go through administration, causing delays in emergencies."

A particularly troubling account involves a student overdosing on THC gummies. EMTs arrived at the scene but faced resistance from the school administration, resulting in a 15-20 minute delay before they could attend to the student.

Rich [36:22]: "It took them somewhere between 15 to 20 minutes from arriving on the scene to get to the children."

5. Allegations of Evidence Destruction and Lack of Transparency

The podcast alleges that the Buffalo school system has either intentionally or negligently destroyed evidence related to various incidents. Nick points out that video footage and physical evidence, such as the THC gummies, were mishandled or erased, obstructing justice and accountability.

Nick [40:04]: "The destruction, intentional or unintentional of evidence is an ongoing theme with Buffalo schools."

Moreover, third-party investigations commissioned by the school board are criticized for their lack of transparency. Rich suggests that these investigations are a facade, with results withheld under attorney-client privilege if unfavorable.

Rich [14:28]: "They’re going to claim attorney-client privilege and never mention it to the public."

6. Retaliation Against Whistleblowers

The hosts discuss instances where teachers and staff who attempted to report or address issues faced retaliation, including write-ups and suspension. These actions foster a culture of fear, discouraging others from speaking out and perpetuating the cycle of misconduct.

Rich [21:26]: "These write-ups weren't anything. They were just to intimidate me... It makes you physically ill."

7. Call to Action and Potential Legal Remedies

Towards the end of the episode, Nick and Rich urge listeners to take action against the Buffalo Public School System. They propose inundating federal authorities with complaints and legal actions to compel an impartial investigation into the district's practices.

Rich [65:01]: "If a federal agency got a hundred thousand complaints about the Buffalo school boards, they would have to take it seriously."

They also discuss plans to utilize petitions and direct emails to influential figures, including the FBI and New York Governor Kathy Hochul, to escalate the issue to a national level.

Nick [71:36]: "Send an email... to the FBI and the New York governor's office to make it unignorable."

8. Conclusion and Future Steps

In the concluding segments, the podcast transitions into light-hearted exchanges and advertisements, briefly mentioning plans to further publicize their cause through yard signs and ongoing legal battles.

Rich [83:02]: "I've got a lot of interviews and thousands of emails... it's all digital on my part."

Nick [85:05]: "We've laid out a compact and easy plan for you... you can do it literally as we're sitting here."

Notable Quotes with Timestamps

• Nick [00:00]: "Accountability. Buffalo Public school system."
• Rich [27:17]: "They've all claimed that Detective Richard High is on the Brady List, which is incorrect."
• Rich [09:09]: "The teacher gave the kids THC gummies and the kidnapping... all mislabeled."
• Rich [21:26]: "These write-ups weren't anything. They were just to intimidate me... It makes you physically ill."
• Rich [65:01]: "If a federal agency got a hundred thousand complaints about the Buffalo school boards, they would have to take it seriously."

Key Takeaways

• Systemic Mismanagement: The Buffalo Public School System is accused of misclassifying urgent incidents to mask child abuse and other critical issues.

• Lack of Emergency Protocols: Administrative barriers prevent timely emergency responses, endangering student safety.

• Retaliation and Fear: Whistleblowers face retaliation, discouraging transparency and accountability.

• Media Defamation: The podcast reveals conflicts with local media, suggesting deliberate defamation attempts against individuals advocating for reform.

• Call to Action: The hosts emphasize the need for community involvement and legal action to address and rectify the systemic issues within the Buffalo Public School System.

Conclusion

Episode 214 of the Unsubscribe Podcast presents a thorough and passionate examination of alleged malpractices within the Buffalo Public School System. Through detailed discussions, personal anecdotes, and strategic calls to action, the hosts aim to shed light on these critical issues and galvanize listeners to advocate for meaningful change.

Transcript

[Nick]

Accountability. Buffalo Public school system.

[Eli]

Sounds like justice is being obstructed.

[Rich]

They're just clipping a couple second segments out.

[Brandon]

Wow, I wonder what that's like.

[Rich]

Speaking of. You guys want to sue one of the news channels?

[Nick]

Oh, get ready for this.

[Rich]

I built an entire case to sue one of the news channels.

[Fat Electrician]

Nick unfolds the Binder of Doom. You get what you deserve.

[Rich]

Say hi to Eli. He's racially ambiguous. Brandon, his hair is fucking fabulous. Donut.

[Angry Cops]

Disposition.

[Rich]

And there's a fat electrician. Welcome to Unsubscribe.

[Fat Electrician]

Did we do the pop for this one? Do we pop the top for this one?

[Nick]

Yeah, for Ed.

[Fat Electrician]

For Ed. Oh, yeah, we gotta do it for Ed.

[Rich]

What is it?

[Eli]

Ranch.

[Fat Electrician]

It's finally.

[Nick]

He's such a piece of.

[Eli]

It's Ed. D. Ranch.

[Nick]

I think it's Ed. Ranch.

[Eli]

Yeah. You Ed.

[Fat Electrician]

Ed Durant.

[Eli]

D, R, A. I think Dr.

[Nick]

The D is silent. No, it's not.

[Fat Electrician]

On the Count of Ed. 1 to Ed.

[Rich]

Do we have wine glasses?

[Nick]

Yeah, we should be classy. We should put this.

[Rich]

Do we have a wine glass? I should put this in a wine glass. Like the Buffalo school board member.

[Fat Electrician]

There any.

[Rich]

That's okay, though. That makes it fancy.

[Eli]

That's right.

[Brandon]

Try not to burp.

[Rich]

It's okay. I'm on a podcast where I'm supposed to be drinking. She's in a school board meeting open to the public. Drinking wine out of. Sorry. Drinking cranberry juice out of a wine glass that she slams and then proceeds to flip off the camera, screaming, you.

[Eli]

Which was crazy. Like, I thought that was. It was an exaggeration. No, you sent it. That's exactly what happened.

[Rich]

Yep, that's exactly. And the best part, just so you know that Buffalo School Systems is, like, super into, like, telling the truth and doing the right thing. The school board member, when she got called out on it by the other school board members. You want to know what she did?

[Eli]

Denied it.

[Rich]

She said, that's not true. And I'm looking at pursuing legal action against that fellow school board member for slandering me.

[Eli]

That's crazy, because just recently they said, that's not true, and we're thinking of pursuing legal action.

[Nick]

Wait, that was about me, though, about the thing that I said.

[Rich]

That's true. And then. And then you know what happened? The video came out, and then she apologized, and then everybody got mad and said, you need to forgive her because she said sorry. And we can't hold adults accountable for their actions, apparently.

[Brandon]

Hi, everyone. Welcome to Unsubscribe Podcast. I'M joined today by Eli Double Tap fat electrician, our good friend Angry Cops, who has a lot to talk about. Brandon Herrera, my self talented operator. Thank you so much for being here.

[Fat Electrician]

You missed his binder.

[Brandon]

Nick's binder.

[Eli]

A special appearance.

[Brandon]

Gigantic fucking binder.

[Fat Electrician]

Be the bigger bully. Today's episode we're going to have Rich. This is going to conclude everything or get hopefully everything in the right direction as we, I mean, Nick unfolds the Binder of Doom, his three Ring War book.

[Eli]

Oh, but real quick, since we were already on it. Homegirl, that denied.

[Rich]

Yeah, editor, I'll get you the video. Go ahead and throw up. The video of the honorable Paulette woods slamming her glass of wine, then flipping off the school board and saying shut the up repeatedly. She then goes on to say, that never happened and I'm gonna sue whoever says I did it. And then the video comes out and she's like, I'm sorry, on a podium. This is also. I can get you the video for this too. She's at the podium and she like does her apology. Then she has her bishop come up or like her pries. Pastor, pastor, religious leader, whatever. He comes up and starts screaming at the audience and is like, she apologized. And you guys need to accept this. This is nothing more. I. This is their quote. This is nothing more than the high tech lynching.

[Angry Cops]

It is unacceptable that after giving an apology to our colleagues and constituents that you choose to do a public high.

[Nick]

Tech mention of a black woman.

[Rich]

Which is a wild fucking thing to say.

[Nick]

Yeah.

[Rich]

And somebody that's read a ton of historical accounts of black war heroes who fought in World War II that literally had their fathers or uncles or brothers go through something like that. And then for you to equate that just the unjustified lawless killing of somebody for the color of their skin to people being upset that you were in a school board meeting saying shut the up. Flipping off the camera while drinking is fucking disgusting. And that alone should disqualify you from overseeing the education of children. She's still on the board. She's a board member. She's a sitting board member.

[Eli]

Was.

[Brandon]

Was she the, the spokesperson when everything first came out? When they had that big meeting, that initial meeting?

[Nick]

That was the superintendent. I forget her name. It's hyphenated. It just is. It's.

[Eli]

It's like I don't remember her name, but. Typhoonated.

[Nick]

Something. Something or all.

[Eli]

No, I just. That's absurd to me because that's just basic general accountability.

[Rich]

Not with Buffalo schools. It's not accountability.

[Nick]

Buffalo public school system.

[Eli]

Like this is a high tech lynching. It' this is just us accusing you of something you were on camera doing.

[Nick]

Ma' am. There's video footage. This is a Wendy's.

[Rich]

I just, I don't know. It's disgusting behavior.

[Eli]

Fucking absurd.

[Rich]

Yeah, so I guess what, where, where do you guys want to go?

[Fat Electrician]

Rich, give us an update on where you're starting right now. You were, you've done like the podcast run then, now you finally slowing down on that side. But what was the recourse or what is everything happening now with you?

[Nick]

Okay, so it's been like, it's been like what, three weeks? I think three full weeks. We're going up, we're going into the four. So it started off with our initial buzz and then I went in right away to do an interview with Channel 7. They did a 27 minute long interview and they only put up like three to four minutes of its entirety. That was it. The news attacked me for about three or four days now. High has made headlines numerous times in the past.

[Rich]

The Attorney General's office had found high.

[Nick]

Had been quote unquote, repeatedly discourteous and unprofessional.

[Eli]

This is ridiculous. What is this? This is crazy.

[Rich]

Like I'm watch listening to all these.

[Eli]

Guys burp and just be absolutely foul.

[Nick]

You're looking at like the white claws on the table.

[Rich]

Is alcohol involved here? Where are they?

[Eli]

Okay, this can't actually be real. I don't think there's ever been another.

[Rich]

Case that has come out like this. It's so 2025. Right. It comes out of the podcast and bizarre.

[Nick]

And then our autistic army decided to show them they might want to reconsider coming after somebody that might be looking out for the welfare of children in the city of Buffalo. Especially when we have a binder worth of information that we got just from osint, just from open source intelligence gathering.

[Eli]

Just wait until those FOIA requests are coming back.

[Nick]

Oh yes.

[Rich]

So I hope they don't so I can sell them. Actually.

[Nick]

It'll be great. So Nick starts doing the FOIA requests, I start getting calls from different news agencies. I'm not going on the new local news anymore at all. Unless it's the. The radio with. With David Bellavia because he's been shout out to sick. Yeah, David Bellavia's got a radio. A radio show on wben.

[Eli]

Who's the other guy? Ben, I think too.

[Nick]

Ben's on Channel 2.

[Eli]

Is he?

[Nick]

Yep. But he's been doing good or no Ben. Ben Tees from the Buffalo News.

[Rich]

Nate.

[Nick]

Yeah.

[Rich]

Nate Benson is on Channel two. He's doing great. And then Ben T. Is with Buffalo News. He's also doing great.

[Eli]

Yeah, Ben's been very funny to watch, even just on Twitter or X or whatever. That's been very fun.

[Fat Electrician]

That's the one with the autistic army. We're like, let him through the side.

[D Operator]

And do not touch him.

[Eli]

Yeah, careful, he's a hero.

[Fat Electrician]

They're all standing at parade rest, double saluting.

[Nick]

So after the first week of like this onslaught of bullshit on my coming towards me and me bearing the brunt of it, and then our army pushing back and saying, wait a second, why are you doing this? We should be looking into this. You shouldn't be shooting the messenger. Even though he has a fantastic mug, which you can now get at bunker branding and shirt shirt down the wrong pipe. So then Channel 2 special investigative reporter actually did a little bit of a deep dive and discovered that since 2021, there have been over 17, 000 police calls to the city.

[Rich]

17, 772 to be exact.

[Nick]

And about 54 of them fall under miscellaneous or information only, which is fine. If you get like a school board or like, I don't know, like a school door was left open and it sounded the alarm and you're like, all right, miscellaneous or alarm and actually would go under an alarm call. Well, I stated originally that the schools were using these miscellaneous calls in order to cover up incidents of abuse on the children from either children on child on child, or a child coming in and making a disclosure to the schools. Well, what do you know? Out of the past four major incidents that have gotten tons of news coverage from the city of Buffalo public school system, One of them being a stabbing or a shooting at McKinley. One of them, I think, was a stabbing. There was an overdose incident and something else.

[Rich]

The teacher.

[Nick]

The kidnapping.

[Rich]

The teacher gave the kids thc gummies and the. The kidnapping, alleged kidnapping that he's now getting charged for those all school other.

[Eli]

The crazy one was the one with the teacher that warned them about that door. They're like, hey, students are taking knives through this door.

[Nick]

The stabbing in Riverside.

[Eli]

Yeah. They're like, no, no, that's not a problem. Student gets fucking stabbed from a knife that was snuck in through that door. And then they denied it.

[Rich]

Oh, I have the footage. Yeah. So in the footage, the teacher actually wr up a thing and he's the. I looked into him. He's the union rep for that school. Okay. So he wrote up A thing like, hey, I've had students bring in large knives into the school. They get them through school security because these schools have metal detectors or some screening process. They're getting them in through this door that's not locked and has a. Like, a bad door. And he wrote every school board member and sent it to him repeatedly for, I believe it was like, 19 months. Pushing it.

[Nick]

God.

[Eli]

Was the reply. You bitch.

[Rich]

He. So no, he. Apparently in their process, you have to push it up the chain of command. And there's three levels to get something approved. The first level was denied, and that's just like your direct. I believe your direct administrator. He denied it. It's like, no, it's not a problem. He appealed it and pushed it up to the school board, and the school board denied it. Then he was still pushing to have it reviewed a third time, and then it's on the superintendent. Between the second and third time the stabbing at Riverside happened, that he was trying to get the issue fixed before it became a potentially fatal issue. And then they magically approved it on the third iteration after somebody had to.

[Nick]

Get stabbed, which is what he complains about. He says, this is reactionary. Why are we reactionary?

[Rich]

He calls it, because that recording was before the stabbing or right after. And he goes, you guys had to wait until somebody got stabbed, just like I predicted. And sure enough, somebody got stabbed. Now you're going to approve it.

[Nick]

Yep.

[Rich]

And then the school board member has the balls to stand up there and be like, you never told us about this.

[Nick]

Oh. Starts getting in a screaming match with him. Yeah.

[Rich]

And like all the other teachers give him a standing ovation as he's walking away. So I'll get the editor of the video. You can go and play it. It's like two or three minutes. It's crazy.

[Angry Cops]

I just want to be clear that all the time we spend here in this fantasy land world when students at Riverside are getting stabbed, there's fights there every single day. 911 is called on a regular basis. And no one has even come into the school and have a meeting like this and talk to parents and talk to teachers and talk to our students and said, how can we. Excuse me, this is my time. This is my time.

[Eli]

You'll receive more time.

[Angry Cops]

This is my time. Sir, if you would have came to.

[Rich]

Me and told me a situation about a knife at that point, I wouldn't.

[D Operator]

Have called the authorities and took the proper action.

[Rich]

Okay. Know what you asked me? I can refresh your parent if you want.

[Nick]

Mr. Her, Mr. Herb.

[Unknown]

The speaker has the floor.

[Angry Cops]

I told you about the knife.

[Rich]

The speaker has the floor.

[Nick]

Thank you.

[Angry Cops]

I filed a grievance 19 months ago and it was very detailed. In that grievance I talked about how a student brought a knife in the side door. It's written in the grievance which I sent to you all. Guess what? The student who.

[Rich]

The.

[Angry Cops]

The non student who stabbed the student in our school, guess what door they came in? That same door. And they were in the building that day. And no one even told us. The DA had to tell us on the news. We had to do our own investigation. So there's a student with most likely a weapon in our building and no one's sharing that with us. I'm going to say this. This district has done nothing. And I told you what's it going to take? Someone getting stabbed or shot to have someone come in the building. And that's exactly what it takes because no one has lifted a finger from someone. Security at Riverside High School, it's a dog and pony show. Every single time you send in people for a week, it disappears and then it's a disaster again. These kids and these teachers deserve better. And if you can't do the job, then all of you should have the dignity to resign and let someone else do it.

[Nick]

Thank you, mister. So we go to that. We're Channel 2. The investigative reporter pulls out the stats and says, hey, wait a second. Look at these numbers. These are concerning. These four major cases were all intentionally mislabeled as something other than what they actually were, whether it be stabbing, shooting, overdose, etc. Then I lost my train of thought. What happened after that? There was the 21 thing and then, oh yeah, then that's right. Then the guy that did the attempted kidnapping of the two kids.

[Fat Electrician]

When was that? What was that?

[Rich]

Well, going. Going back to the stabbing at Riverside, I believe from what I can tell, there's been independent third party investigations launched for the Riverside stabbing and for the shooting at McKinley in 2022. Neither of those independent third party investigations launched by the school board have been released to the public or the Buffalo PD or, or the legal system.

[Brandon]

Who's the third party in these situations?

[Rich]

Whoever they pick. Yeah, right now it's open. It's. Any law firm can get on their website right now and apply to be the third party investigator. And I believe with the Riverside stabbing, I looked into it and the law firm that they did then cited assumingly, they found results that they didn't like. So the law firm's like, well, this Is actually attorney client privilege. So we don't have to give this to you.

[Fat Electrician]

Is that their workaround? So they can just do it?

[Nick]

Yeah.

[Rich]

So this is a workaround. They're gonna, they're gonna say, oh, we're gonna, we're gonna do a third party independent investigation. And then once we have the results, if we don't like them, we're going to claim it's attorney client privilege and never mention it to the public. And the public's going to forget about it by then.

[Eli]

This doesn't require an investigation. It's just fact.

[Nick]

Yeah.

[Eli]

Is the crazy part. What are you gonna look into? It's gonna take you a afternoon if you're not clinically retarded.

[Rich]

Right? Yeah. And they, they had a four and a half hour meeting the other day trying to appoint a special investigator. Four and a half hours. Couldn't figure out who they were even gonna have do the investigation.

[Fat Electrician]

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[Eli]

Damn. Maybe the ATF is onto something. No, I never thought about that.

[Rich]

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[Nick]

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[Eli]

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[Rich]

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[Eli]

Or it's just laying around where anybody.

[Rich]

Could have access to it.

[Fat Electrician]

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[Eli]

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[Rich]

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[Brandon]

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[Eli]

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[Fat Electrician]

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[Rich]

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[Eli]

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[Fat Electrician]

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[Nick]

By the way, from somebody inside the schools. Quote BPS general counsel Nate kuzma who works at the same firm as the former D. A who opened his mouth, who's full of. Has made an attorney client Privilege so that it could never be shared intentionally. That was the, the end result of that one.

[Fat Electrician]

So that's one thing to look out for or really stress moving forward is not letting that happen. As they hire a new one.

[Nick]

Yeah, they'll have somebody investigate.

[Rich]

They're intentionally not gonna hire a new one. I can't prove it. I can't prove it with evidence, but I have multiple people that have all basically said, well, the superintendent's retiring in June and she has three or four friends on the school board and they're basically gonna stall this until she gets her good retirement and then they'll let it go to an investigation. So they' trying to drag this out as long as possible to protect their buddy. Then they're going to drag it out.

[Eli]

Who's this superintendent?

[Rich]

Oh, something something night.

[Nick]

The one that's really upset. Really upset.

[Rich]

Yeah.

[Nick]

That she, she had to shut down her social media and ignore everybody coming to her with concerns.

[Fat Electrician]

When do and who's going to be next appointed? Because weren't you knew who's next in line?

[Rich]

I've heard from multiple sources he's not great either. I can pull up his name.

[Fat Electrician]

Well, he's friends in that group so he's already conditioned for this.

[Nick]

There's only like one male in the board.

[Eli]

Is Dr. Tanya Williams night?

[Rich]

Yeah, yeah, I don't. I went, I got a hold of the teachers union rep, I sent him an email because one thing the news did that was really shitty is they took the one snippet where you were talking about allegedly one teacher in particular was putting kids inside of a bathroom with the lights off.

[Nick]

Yes.

[Rich]

One teacher is what we said.

[Nick]

Correct.

[Rich]

The news then portrayed it to the teachers union president, Richard Nigro, that we were saying this about all teachers, which were not. And he was upset, obviously. Like that's fair. If you think that we're saying all Buffalo teachers are throwing small children in a cage, which we're not saying at all.

[Nick]

We were.

[Rich]

And he's like, you're painting everybody with a broad brush. Right. But they're just clipping couple second segments out and portraying it.

[Nick]

On another podcast called Black Rifle Coffee Podcast High described how some teachers and teacher aides use school bathrooms for so called timeout rooms. The Buffalo public school will put children in the bathroom and turn off the lights and then put their foot against the door so the kid can't get out. Where's the timeout room? Oh, it's the bathroom. Timeout room is the bathroom. Yeah. What do you do in the timeout room. Well, my teacher and the teacher's aide at the Buffalo Public School will put children in the bathroom and turn off the lights.

[Eli]

Wow, I wonder what that's like.

[Rich]

Yeah, exactly.

[Nick]

Geez. The news. Doing that to two people who are trying to better the environment for people in their community.

[Rich]

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[Nick]

Who would know what that feels like?

[Eli]

You know, this is why I think that media trust is at an all time high.

[Rich]

Oh, and it's a smart move on their part because right now all the information, I have hundreds of teachers that I've talked to and interviewed and everything and they're the ones that are giving me all the information, telling me what FOIA request to fill out. Like, they're the ones that are helping. By and large, all of these teachers are great people trying to do what's best for these kids. And they all feel that their hands are being tied behind their back. They're not allowed to do what needs to be done to keep these kids and themselves safe. And the administration is intentionally doing it. I mean, you're two decades into your career at this point and you've never been written up in 20 years.

[D Operator]

Never. Sudden, instantly, oh, oh, getting called down to the administrator's office in the odd thing about this, this whole, these write ups, they weren't, they weren't any, they weren't anything. They had no backing. It was just to intimidate me. I mean, it just got crazy. I mean, I just pulled it up before I got on with you and I have this document. It's like every other day we are getting called down and I got to the point where I was. My phone would ring in my classroom and I would get sick and I would puke because I would literally go to the bathroom and puke because I was being tormented every day and supposed to teach kids at the same time. And it makes you physically ill because I'm not used to treating people this way ever.

[Rich]

Ever.

[D Operator]

And I'll tell you what, it started then. And up until a month and a half ago, it has not stopped. They have not stopped retaliating against me. And it's almost gotten worse.

[Rich]

So what they're doing is they're coming out and making it seem like, oh, we're. We just want to burn everything to the ground and go after these teachers. We don't like. The teachers are great. It's just the. Not even all of the administration, some members in the administration and the culture that they've created are not safe. And it doesn't allow these teachers to.

[Eli]

Do their jobs, which is really fun that you have teachers on the inside that are essentially like, with telling you what, FOIA request to file and shit. Oh, yeah, that's basically like they're. They're giving you the. The exhaust port plans on the Death Star. Like, please, for the love of God, blow this up.

[Rich]

Well, the scariest part to me is every single. With the exception of like one or two, and the one or two that I've talked to, the only reason they're not terrified of losing their job is because the school board has already gone after them repeatedly and tried to fire them and lost in court.

[Eli]

Nice.

[Rich]

The. The gentleman that was. That we've already showed the clip of at that school board meeting. That was a union rep. I forget what instance it was, but he got into it with the Buffalo school board over some safety stuff, and they put him on paid leave for two years while they tried to fire him, including other people, including. Because he was the head of the social studies department. So not only did they put him on paid leave, they put the entire social studies department, which I believe was 5 teachers in total, on PA leave for a year and tried to fire all of them. And by sheer coincidence, the other two social studies teachers of the five that they put on paid leave were the other two union reps for that school.

[Nick]

Almost like they're trying to union bust, which is illegal. Oh, what the.

[Rich]

And then they ended up losing in court, saying the teacher did absolutely nothing wrong. And the Buffalo School board's people testifying on their behalf were found inadmissible in court, presumably because they got caught lying under oath.

[Eli]

About what?

[Rich]

I don't know exactly what. I just like, I have the court documents and you can see that, like, their testimony was deemed no good and nothing happened. Because of that, he ended up getting to keep his job.

[Eli]

No, but I mean, like, lying under oath. There was no repercussions.

[Rich]

Why would there be?

[Fat Electrician]

That is.

[Eli]

It seems to be a recurring theme.

[Rich]

Yeah, it's.

[Fat Electrician]

It's one of those things. If there is a mass layoff or they try that, understand why it's happening. It is the big cogs right now that are the issue. So a lot of the times what happens is the big cogs at the top. You can't do anything. So they're just like, oh, replace these ones until we find team players. And then rinse, repeat until you do find team players. But right now, the goal of all this is to get rid of those fucking big cogs that are literally pieces of garbage.

[Eli]

Ed Dranch is a giant cog.

[Nick]

You know, his comments are still turned off on his Twitter.

[Fat Electrician]

Good.

[Eli]

His phone number was on his Twitter for a while.

[Nick]

Well, it was like his business phone number.

[Eli]

I think that was an interesting call.

[Nick]

You know, maybe don't attack the podcast is trying to stick up for kids. And then double down when we quote you and post the entire minute and a half opening of your video where you do that and go, well, no, it's not said.

[Eli]

It was taken out of context. Like, no, I watched the full fucking thing.

[Nick]

We played more of his original opening in that video straight than they did of my entire 20 something minute interview at Channel 7.

[Fat Electrician]

That's why I'm not to apologize. I do not get that mindset. It's like, I wonder if I just came out, I was like, hey, sorry, I messed up, how that might react.

[Eli]

Even if he was just like, hey, clarify. Just to clarify. I think, like, you know, these are very important allegations. I didn't mean to downplay it, whatever. Like, just take a little bit of accountability.

[Nick]

Yeah, I'm sorry. Yeah. My intent was to talk about the thing and I hit on this thing first. I could have saved that for a later date and our army would have been like, hold.

[Fat Electrician]

Hey, Brandon.

[Eli]

Yes, Eli?

[Fat Electrician]

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[Eli]

That's easy, Eli. A good child labor law attorney, huh? Eli, I said Shopify. What did you hear?

[Fat Electrician]

Actually, it was the overlooked secret behind the business.

[Eli]

Like I said, Shopify.

[Fat Electrician]

Oh.

[Nick]

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[Eli]

I mean, we use Shopify on a daily basis.

[Nick]

That's right.

[Fat Electrician]

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[Eli]

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[Fat Electrician]

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[Eli]

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[Rich]

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[Eli]

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[Fat Electrician]

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[Eli]

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[Eli]

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[Rich]

Speaking of, you guys want to sue one of the news channels? Oh, I built an entire case to sue one of the news channels.

[Brandon]

All right, what's the case where we slandered Nick?

[Rich]

Well, Rich was defamed.

[Nick]

I was defending.

[Rich]

I can prove it. I built an entire case out for it. Neat.

[Nick]

Neat.

[Eli]

So for all the lawyers out there, this is called foreshadowing.

[Rich]

I'm conflicted because a. This news channel has been the least courteous to Rich, but they've also got the best journalists working for them. So it's. It's kind of one of those cases where, like, Nate Benson works for Channel 2, WGRZ, but everybody else that writes on it that isn't Nate Benson shits on Rich to the point that it's now defamatory. And I can prove it. Okay, so in multiple articles, including YouTube videos that they put up, which I have saved, and news broadcasts that they've aired, which I have saved, and news articles that they've printed, they've all claimed that Detective Richard High is on the Brady List.

[Eli]

Yeah.

[Nick]

Not the Brady List, which is incorrect.

[Eli]

Yeah.

[Rich]

Guess what? I have.

[Eli]

Well, would you like to explain what the Brady List is?

[Nick]

Brady List means that you. You're on, like, the no Fly list when it comes to the district attorneys for. When you go and take the stand to testify, it specifically states that you have credibility issues, which I know. I've never lied on the stand. And all of my internal affairs or complaints never has to do with my evidence collection, my st. My time on the stand, my integrity, or lying about any sort of charges that I've put on. So I have zero credibility issues on the stand. That is my history. But them saying that I'm on the Brady List would say that I do have credibility issues and that I cannot testify because of those issues.

[Rich]

Pretty big allegation.

[Nick]

I would say it's significant and would look very poorly in my career. Yeah, because a detective not being able to testify is significant.

[Brandon]

That would be very damaging.

[Fat Electrician]

And then we put it right here, Right. We can show the clips of them saying that Right here.

[Rich]

Yeah, I have.

[Nick]

The allegations made on the Unsubscribe podcast by Buffalo police Detective Richard High have prompted the Buffalo school board to seek an outside investigator. Officer High alleges the district failed to report an attempted abduction, sexual assault, child abuse, and destroyed evidence which he discovered while working a case. Allegations that have outweighed High's status on the Brady list, which is a list of law enforcement officers whom the Erie County District Attorney's office have found to have credibility issues.

[Rich]

So Channel 2 is the only one that even after it came out that, like, oh, oh, he's actually onto something. When all the other news channels just started referring to him as SVU veteran detective Richard High, they would still put in the article, these allegations appear to outweigh his placing on the Brady List. Like. Like just mad. They have to admit that he's doing the right thing. Well, I have the Brady List. Guess who's not fucking on it. Richard High. So claiming that somebody is so uncredible that they can't even testify in court under oath is a pretty big allegation, right? The problem with defamation is if I was going to sue you for it, I would have to prove that it wasn't a genuine mistake and that you did it maliciously. Right. So how would I be able to prove that?

[Nick]

Well, other than would probably be able.

[Rich]

Like an ongoing history. Cool. What if I trained an advanced AI to go through their entire website and catalog the top 10 officers in the history of the news source that they've written articles about? And Rich is the third most reported on COP in Buffalo history out of 800 police officers. And not a single article is near even remotely charitable to Rich.

[Nick]

Some of them don't even have to do with me, but they bring me into the article to then defame me.

[Rich]

Anytime they get. Get a chance to throw him under the bus, they do it. Okay, So I can prove that he's the third most reported on cop in Buffalo's history out of 800 cops, which to me says that you've got a wild hair up your ass and you're gunning for him. Okay, so I'm able to prove that you. You lie on purpose because you don't like him. Right? But then what's even harder is I then have to go out and I have to prove that he's a not on the. On the Brady list, which he isn't. And then what was the other facet?

[Eli]

I have to prove that it wasn't a mistake.

[Rich]

It wasn't a mistake. Which you Know, the evidence seems to imply that if they try to fix.

[Fat Electrician]

Anything is Sunday, May 18, 2025. When this comes out, I don't want them to be like, oh, look, see?

[Nick]

Better reject.

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah. Like, this is the exact date. Luckily, I will then enter again. Just. Again.

[Rich]

I have it all saved.

[Eli]

Okay, we have the Wayback Machine.

[Rich]

Yes, I have it all saved and cataloged. But, like, the. Then the real problem is, like, okay, so I proved it was malicious. I proved that, you know, you are lying, and that was on purpose. You've got, you know, you maliciously did this to Rich. So then the problem is, like, okay, well, it's just one cop. It's one detective at 800. How much is that really worth in a defamation case? Right. But then you got to realize Rich is probably the most famous active serving cop in the world. Anybody think of another cop, like, active? A cop with multiple millions of subscribers that's recognized nationwide and globally, who built his entire online Persona around accountability, doing the right thing. And then you come out and you say that he's such a piece of shit that he can't testify under oath because he lies all the time. Seems like that'd be worth a lot of money in court.

[Eli]

Yeah. And also that proves a financial harm to your brand.

[Rich]

I wish that was the other part.

[Eli]

That was.

[Rich]

The other part is I would have to prove financial harm, which would be tricky to do unless I. Unless I got, like, 20 to 30 people to comb through every Reddit and Facebook post that's been out since this case broke and took screenshots of hundreds of people parroting the same talking point that Rich is on the Brady List.

[Nick]

Oh.

[Rich]

Which came directly from them from a credible news source. So now I can prove that it did harm his reputation.

[Eli]

Yeah.

[Nick]

If there's any lawyers that would like to take up this case.

[Rich]

Yeah. So I guess I'm saying if I were channel two within, like, 48 hours of this video dropping, I would have a whole article apologizing to Richard Hei on how you guys were wrong. And when I say a whole article, I don't mean go back and change the articles. I mean, I would make a whole article titled, WGRZ apologizes to SVU Detective Richard High for fucking lying. Or I'm going to turn over all this evidence and then go to the kitchen and grab some popcorn while I watch him sue the dog out of you. Cheers.

[Fat Electrician]

I like this.

[Eli]

So, dude, I like to see bad people get what they deserve.

[Nick]

Right? You get what you deserve.

[Rich]

Well, High's allegations have outweighed his status on the Erie County District Attorney office's database for law enforcement officers with credibility concerns, even though he's not on it and never was.

[Nick]

Quote Channel 2 WGRZ.

[Fat Electrician]

Oh, my God.

[Brandon]

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

[Fat Electrician]

Heyday just going through con.

[Rich]

Oh, yeah, I got hundreds. I got hundreds of comments parroting their false talking point where they defamed him. And I have the screenshots of all those comments already. So. I mean, if they don't want to apologize publicly with its own article and put it up on your fucking YouTube channel and the news broadcast, then I'm just going to turn it over and I can prove that you've written about him the third most out of 800 cops over the course of his career. Nothing's ever been charitable. You throw him under the bus every chance you can get. I can prove he's not on the Brady List and then I can prove that I have hundreds of comments of people parroting your false talking points to discredit him. As you know, defamation and harm to your credibility for the most famous cop in the world. So that reputation is worth a lot of money. Up to you guys. Marry that Nate Benson. Sorry. You're a great journalist, but somebody else working at that news agency has it out to get him. I don't know if it's Ron Plants or the guy writing his scripts, but they're gonna cost that place a lot of money unless they start eating some crow. So. See you soon. The Buffalo school board is just creating policies where it's. It basically ties the hands behind the backs of the teachers that are trying to do the right thing. And I have multiple teachers, multiple interviews, multiple. I have hundreds of stories via written. But they all say the same thing. They've all attempted to do the right thing and they've all been instructed by the school board that they're not allowed to do it. And I've asked repeatedly and nobody knows that this is actually written down, but every single teacher has told me this without me asking. They've all told me the same thing. Buffalo school teachers are not allowed to call 911. They have to talk to an administrator and the administrator makes that call.

[Nick]

Geez, Nick, does that ever come up in one of these stories where something happens and it could affect the health, welfare and well being of a child?

[Rich]

It sure does. Well, multiple times.

[Nick]

Interesting.

[Rich]

Yeah, so we can go into the THC gummy ones. So I've interviewed multiple people on that. I've interviewed the uncle of one of the boys that took the 500 milligram edible. And he's very disappointed with the school board. A how do 500 milligram edibles just wind up on the hallway floor or at the locker room floor in a middle school? And then why would a teacher pick them up and give them to children? Whatever stupid shit happens. Maybe, maybe that is happen. Maybe that did happen. That. That's not my overall issue with the thing. My issue is the school and their policies at the administrative level do not allow things to get addressed as quickly as they should for the safety of children.

[Nick]

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[Rich]

The paramedics who I've talked to and I've interviewed, quick, what is the age of the children? This is 11, 11 and 12.

[Fat Electrician]

Okay, so you have 11 and 12 and 5 milligrams. Five will wreck somebody that's never done it. Especially when you weigh 80 pounds, 90 pounds. Now 500 milligrams. Like what would 50 do?

[Rich]

I know, I know what 500 does to an 11 year old because they were hospitalized with resting heart rates of 100.

[Eli]

You said he found it on the floor.

[Rich]

He allegedly found it on the floor either in the hallway or in the locker room. And I have a, I have a picture of the THC gummies. They, they resembled Sour Patch kids, but as you can see, stony patch covered in weed.

[Nick]

They've got singular cyclops eyes and singular.

[Rich]

Cyclops eyes that in a colored version, they're very red as if you'd been smoking weed. So. But granted it does, if you're just taking a glance, maybe it does kind of look like Sour Patch Kids and maybe it was all an accident. Whatever, that guy should still be fired. But that's separate. My issue is, is when the EMTs get called, the EMTs show up. And I've talked to the EMTs. They pull up to the school and nobody will let them in. The doors are locked. Now, if a child is overdosing on an illegal drug, I would either a, have somebody sitting at the curb waiting for the EMTs to show up and then immediately take them to the children, or I would have the children outside waiting and hand them off. Off. Not what happened? Took the EMTs, I believe he said, eight to 10 minutes. To find someone to let them into the building. And nobody would even come to the doors. It was actually the security guard from the parking lot that came in. And the security guards like, hey, what's going on? He had no idea. He had not been briefed on the issue. So it took them somewhere between 15 to 20 minutes from arriving on the scene to get to the children that were overdosing on an illegal drug. And then once they got in there, the principal was apparently just didn't really give a. The school resource officer that was there comes up and is arguing with the EMT is like, well, do they really have to go to the hospital? They look fine. And the EMT is like, yes, they're going to the hospital. So that was an issue. And then a patrol officer showed up on the call as well. And the SRO and the patrol officer got into, like, an argument about why that guy shouldn't have even shown up in. The sro. Had it under control.

[Eli]

Meanwhile, you said this kid has a resting heart rate of about 130.

[Rich]

Correct. He's having the worst day of his life. He just had 500 milligram edible. Just.

[D Operator]

Just.

[Fat Electrician]

Just so we reference, if it's 50 per gummy. So it's a 500 in a little bag.

[Rich]

The two of them. The two of them ate an entire bag per.

[Fat Electrician]

And again, like, five would wreck somebody at that. That level. 50, 250 if they split it.

[Rich]

So they ate the entire bag because it was candy. And so this is all going on. And the. I believe it was the principal or the assistant principal. It was an administrator that had the bag. They had to go into the administrator's office and be like, hey, I'm trying to figure out how much. How much drugs these kids had under your supervision. Where's it at? And she had it sitting underneath her big, like, metal tumbler. And the EMT said, like, she was trying to hide it. And when he directly asked her for it, she, like, reluctantly gives it to him. Him. And he investigates, sees that it's 500 milligrams in the bag. Okay? Now he knows. He hands it back to her, takes the kids to the hospital, comes back, and he's, you know, taking notes. He wants to see the bag again to either take the bag or take a picture of it. We don't know where the bag went. Oh, so the evidence disappeared.

[Nick]

Wait a second. I feel like the destruction, intentional or unintentional of evidence is like an ongoing theme with the. With the city of Buffalo school system, whether it be Video evidence or physical evidence like this bag, Richard, Is it crime, destruction of evidence? I believe there's something that. Something I'm tisming right now because I believe New York State penal code has.

[Eli]

That sounds like justice is being obstructed now.

[Rich]

So like that's pretty bad. But it's an indicator of the overall problem. Right. So they're just not working with first responders in the. In the way that they should. And all the teachers have told me this. They're not allowed to call 911. They have to do everything through the administration. And I interviewed another teacher who wanted to remain anonymous. So we're gonna play that clip here in a second, but has a story and I believe I've shown you guys a video so we don't have to watch it. We'll just play it for the audience.

[D Operator]

When I taught at another school in the city, the music teacher had a student that pass out cold. And this was probably like a sixth grader. We could. She ran over to my room, the teacher, and she said, you know, so and so just pass out, out on the floor. I can't wake them up. Come help. I went over there, like, we gotta call the police. So we call the. The rule is you have to call an administrator before you call police. You have to. So we call the administrator and the administrator says, you are not calling anybody. We're gonna call the mother and have her come over. And me and his teacher are like, what are you talking about? Like, we can't wake the kid up. Like, we need an ambulance here now. No, the principal came down to our room and stood there while this kid has passed out. Passed out, no ambulance, nothing. You think that's crazy? Mom finally shows up. Gosh, I don't even remember how it ended. I know mom was everybody, you know, and shame on me. I was younger back then. But there's always this. This idea, like there's this always this. You're always scared of, like you're gonna get insult, literally. I don't know what ruling the administrators have, but they do they. There's something that they do that you are scared shitless.

[Rich]

Do you remember what ended up happening with the girl? Like why she passed out? I mean, did she get to the hospital eventually?

[D Operator]

Mom brought her to the hospital. Yeah. And I remember she was back in the building the following week.

[Rich]

So, I mean, she was out of school for days after this. And you don't. And obviously they probably didn't double back to let you know what the medical issue was. But regardless, I I mean that girl could have been ODing on drugs and it took what, 30 minutes, 45 minutes to get mom drive there from work, pick her up, drive her to the hospital rather than just calling the ambulance.

[D Operator]

Yeah, it was probably a good. I would say it was about 20 minutes. I. Yeah, I think it was about 20 minutes. It was awful. Awful. Like we could not wake this student up.

[Rich]

So I mean this. It took this kid an hour to get to the hospital when she lost consciousness and was unresponsive. And she didn't end up making it back to school till the following week.

[Eli]

What I just don't understand is the incentive. Is it like just the. Whether it's anti cop sentiments or just trying to make the school seem better than it is or like it's functioning better than it is. Why do they feel like they just have. What is their. What is their goal?

[Fat Electrician]

I truly believe on my side just overview. Stranger to it haven't deep diving it is. Oh, we need to look good. Look, look how good. Yeah, we had 17,000 calls, but half of those were just non. What were they called?

[Rich]

The other School Other.

[Nick]

Yeah, school other. The information only.

[Fat Electrician]

It's small stuff.

[Nick]

See, we're really miscellaneous.

[Fat Electrician]

Yeah, miscellaneous that we're really safe. You're good to go. Funding however that works. And you just keep doing that.

[Nick]

Yeah.

[Rich]

And then that lawyer that works for the school from Lip Shits Mathis or whatever the that law firm is, comes on the news and he's like, actually sheer vol of calls that they've contacted the police clearly shows that they're working great with law enforcement. I'm going to conveniently ignore the fact that 54% of the calls were listed as school other. So then we call them out and that doesn't work. So then they get John J. Flynn, I believe his name is former district.

[Nick]

Attorney, his middle name is Jiz.

[Rich]

And the news brings him on and he is like, well, actually I was a district attorney and I promise you that, you know, the whole time I. I realized that the dude was only getting charged with misdemeanors for assault and child endangerment. And then Rich came out and said that he was kidnapping. And then the DA after having a bunch of backlash, magically it was like, oh, we are gonna charge this guy with felony kidnapping. But you know, that had nothing to do with the podcast and I would know because I'm a former da. What the news didn't tell you is Flynn also works for Lip Shits Mathis or whatever the that law firm is that is directly working for the school board. The entire thing's bullshit and rigged.

[Eli]

So the only people that are talking out are speaking out in their favor are people who have a financial incentive to do so.

[Nick]

Correct.

[Rich]

Financial and legal obligation to do so.

[Fat Electrician]

It's clarifying.

[Rich]

Isn't that neat? Isn't it cool how the news left that part out that he's working for the same law firm that protects all the administrators? You know, it's crazy the news would do that.

[Nick]

It's funny because Flynn also said that he didn't have any incidents where the school was covering anything up. He did during his tenure at DA, at the DA's office as the DA. But you know what, Nick?

[Rich]

It took me all of about 15 minutes to find out that not only was that a fucking lie, you can actually still go on change.org or change.gov and sign a petition to this day demanding that he step down as DA because he refused to prosecute childhood sex crimes appropriately. Huh? That's the entire reason they wanted him to step down.

[Nick]

How many thousands of signatures does it have already?

[Rich]

It had 3,500 before I put it out to the Internet. There's probably hundreds more because people went and also signed it just from mine. But it was 3, 500 people legitimately from Buffalo that would have signed this thing demanding that he stepped down for not properly addressing childhood sex crimes.

[Fat Electrician]

Do you have any one, like, a single instance of those? Just one of the stories.

[Rich]

So a lot of the story that it goes back to is in years prior, when he was the da, the archdiocese, the Catholic Church operating in the area of Dubuque, had a priest or multiple priests that had, you know, been accused of childhood sex crimes, whatever, and he apparently did not do his due d. Due diligence in investigating and punishing those sex crimes. And I guess, I think the Archdiocese of Dubuque is, like, in a stage of bankruptcy right now because of. Because they've been sued so many times. But that being sued is a civil lawsuit, right? Not a criminal lawsuit. So that means that the parents, allegedly, if these kids were assaulted, were having to go into the legal system and file and sue the church individually, and there was no criminal prosecution. And that's why they wanted this guy to step down, is because he was not doing his due diligence and punishing childhood sex crimes. So for him to come out and be like, yeah, I would have never done this as D. A, It's.

[Nick]

You did it also. One of the specific things that I brought up happened during his tenure. One of the stories where there was a solid school pool and the school principals happened two years ago while he was D. A. And the school principal failed to not declare it. Oh my gosh, report it. And then a year later the child that was the victim of it disclosed it to somebody else. Then it became an investigation. But guess what happens after a year? All physical evidence is gone, the video is erased and like recorded over. Because it's been a year. They only save it for like let's say even 180 days. That's gone.

[Rich]

Yeah.

[Nick]

And that school principal wrote the DA and said, hey, I'm not going to come in for the subpoena that your office sent me because I did my own investigation and I don't really care. Sent a letter stating why they're going to refuse to respond to the subpoena while he was the district attorney.

[Rich]

I have a question. I. I like, do history videos on the Internet. If I were to apply at Buffalo schools to be a history teacher with no degree in education or history, do you think that I would get hired?

[Nick]

No, that doesn't make any sense.

[Rich]

Why is that?

[Nick]

Well, because you don't have like a teaching degree.

[Rich]

Oh, so I don't have the proper training to be a teacher yet. They don't have any training to be an investigative detective yet. They can host their own investigations, determine that no crimes were conducted, and then not inform law enforcement even though they're a mandatory reporter. That's what you're telling me.

[Nick]

I mean, that's exactly what I would get out of this story. That also happened during his tenure as DA which goes against what he was talking about when he went on the news to open his big fat stupid mouth.

[Eli]

They're like a slam poetry duet.

[Rich]

Cody, look.

[Eli]

What?

[Fat Electrician]

Not at me. Not look at Brandon.

[Rich]

What?

[Fat Electrician]

What? Yeah, that's right.

[Nick]

Cody.

[Fat Electrician]

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[Brandon]

Do you mean the ones that have an 80 hour battery life with quick quick charge?

[Fat Electrician]

Cody. They're also noise canceling. Watch. Brandon, put on your headphones.

[Brandon]

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[Eli]

I don't know what you said, but I'm sure I agree with it.

[Fat Electrician]

I wish I had those headphones for that.

[Eli]

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[Fat Electrician]

When I was a kid, those didn't exist.

[Brandon]

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[Fat Electrician]

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[Eli]

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[Rich]

Wasn't there also allegedly another potential sex crime that was conducted? And when the law enforcement officer showed up to investigate it all the administration, teachers had gone home for the day. So he couldn't do his job.

[Nick]

Yes, there's. There's two new stories that have come out.

[Fat Electrician]

When was it? Okay, when was this?

[Nick]

Since our original.

[Fat Electrician]

This has been.

[Rich]

This has been since. This is. While they're now facing intense scrutiny, this is what they're still up to.

[Eli]

We are like B day plus 22 or something right now.

[Nick]

So I'm gonna tell you. I'm gonna tell you. I think one that's more telling, that is a better picture because it's all on body cam. So I was made aware of an incident that happened at a Buffalo school that happened. And I don't. I don't know the call number yet. So you can't even ask me about it. All I have is information from individuals that were there. School police, emt. Not going to say who, just saying. The information was given to me by a couple different sources. And the information is that assault had occurred at the school at some school. I haven't confirmed it yet, but I know that it happened because of the people that are telling me about it. Assault happened at a school in the city of Buffalo. Officers responded to that school. The officers asked or the officers asked the staff for information. And the. Oh, I'm sorry, let me rephrase that. It was assault. It was just a normal assault. It was a. Two students had beaten up a janitor or some. Somebody to that effect. Within the school. So the janitor was, was, janitor was basically stomped pretty bad.

[Rich]

These like high school age kids.

[Nick]

I, I believe so.

[Rich]

Okay.

[Nick]

The janitor is stomped pretty bad and beaten up by these kids. Jumped. The officers go to the school, they talk to the principal and say hey this is serious, we need the video of it. And also we need to know these kids names. And the school principal said no, not giving you anything, not giving you the schools, the kids names. And they're like okay, but their suspects into crime. They jumped somebody at your school, they attacked basically one of your staff. We need to know who these people are even if we're not going to make an arrest. And we go throughout the whole process, we get them counseling, something needs to start. We need, we need their names. The principal refused, called up legal counsel, said legal counsel also told me to tell you to kick rocks. I'm not going to do that. This is all on body cam. And then the officers had the wherewithal to say hey, hey. Here's the supporting deposition. I want you to sign the supporting deposition stating that you are refusing to give me the names of the suspects that assaulted your staff because they're individuals. Individuals that go to your school. And she signed it.

[Eli]

Oh my God.

[Nick]

So she wrote the deposition. I'm refusing per legal counsel if I'm not mistaken. I'm refusing per legal counsel at least I'm refusing to give you the names of the children in juveniles 17, 18, who gives a that assaulted one of my members of staff.

[Fat Electrician]

So they don't care about any staff or it's just how their reputation is is all they give a about.

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[Fat Electrician]

Conditions because they're not protecting their own, and they're not protecting the kids.

[Nick]

They're not protecting anybody. So now these two kids can go. They've got carte blanche. Why not go assault another staff member? Why not go assault some kids, teachers or. The principal's not going to give any of my information away to the police. So there you go. Families that have their. Their kids in schools, the principals are allowing juveniles that are assaulting grown adults to remain around your children with no recourse. If your kids being bullied at a Buffalo public school and you're not getting the response that you think you require to address that issue, this is your red flag. You might want to get involved.

[Eli]

And I believe there's actually a couple of class actions right now against the Buffalo Public Schools.

[Rich]

Yeah, there's now ads going around Facebook and ads getting mailed out by law firms that are basically asking people like, hey, this is apparently a prevalent issue. Get ahold of us if you want us to take a legal suit against Buffalo Schools.

[Fat Electrician]

And this is. I guarantee we've talked about it, but this has got to be way more. Buffalo is a great starting point, but y' all need to rally, too, and figure out if this is happening in your districts and start expanding and asking for this information. Yep, Definitely nationwide.

[Rich]

I did. I did even. I did even more digging on the Shane Cronin case. The alleged kidnapping at the magnet school with the museum.

[Nick]

Go on.

[Rich]

I have written testimonies from teachers that were there that day.

[Nick]

Oh, interesting.

[Rich]

Got, well, blurred out. They got a hold of me and they told me that one. They were taken aback and disgusted when they watched our podcast because this individual.

[Nick]

Because we belched or because we were.

[Rich]

Drinking, because they were there that day, had to hear that there was an elected. They. Caesar's m. They found out from us that there was an attempted kidnapping that day.

[Eli]

What?

[Rich]

Not from the administration. I have the Buffalo Schools handbook and how they handle emergency situations. The Buffalo school district has three states of emergency. They have shelter in place, lockout and lockdown. Shelter in place is something for, like, inclement weather outside. Hey, there's a tornado or winds or a flood. It's not safe to leave the building. Stay inside. Lock out is. Hey, there's an external threat to the school that we're worried may come in. We're going to lock the exterior doors to the school so nobody can get inside. Lockdown is. There's an interior threat to the school. All of the teachers need to take the kids in the classrooms, lock the doors to the classrooms and then take a roll call so we can account for every child. Going back to the testimony foreshadowing, quote. During the active intruder gaining entry into the school building through the museum doors, school staff were never instructed to go on lockdown, but only shelter in place.

[Nick]

Oh, well, this isn't a storm. Go on.

[Rich]

Certainly not a storm. Especially for a grown man breaking into a school school. That would be a lockdown situation where you locked the school doors.

[Eli]

Breaking into the school for the purpose.

[Rich]

Of kidnapping two children, whether they knew that or not at the time, yes, breaking in is an interior threat. They should have been on lockdown. Continuing the quote. I do know that the assistant principal was attacked by this man as he attempted to gain entry to the second floor hallway which contains third through fifth graders. After the police arrived, the intruder was apprehended in the museum. Nothing in regards to further safety precautions were taken or offered to the students or staff at School 59 that day. The children and staff were not released from the building, and the day continued as if nothing had happened. Parents were also not made aware of the incident until a letter went home with every student the following day. So, yeah, they didn't tell the parents the day that it happened. They instead sent home a mass letter with all of the elementary school kids. So who knows if the parents even got those letters. I wish I knew what the letter said, but obviously I don't live in Buffalo, so that would be really hard for me to, you know, get a copy. Oh, wait, no, I have to copy the letter. Oh, good, the letter. Dear parents and caregivers, as you know, safety and the well being of our students is a top priority on Tuesday, February 11th.

[Nick]

Wow, man, that caught me off guard.

[Eli]

You know what's really funny about letters like this is you could just say whatever the you want.

[Rich]

Want.

[Nick]

I guess so. Hey, do these ones have untruths in them? Keep going.

[Rich]

Oh, we're gonna get there. On Tuesday, February 11, we had an incident where a man entered our school through the museum without permission.

[Nick]

Huh?

[Rich]

In response, the school was placed in a brief shelter in place. So if you guys want to say that it's an untruth that you didn't go on lockdown, I have your letter from your principal saying that you went into shelter in place, which is not the appropriate protocol.

[Fat Electrician]

Boo.

[Nick]

Boo's.

[Eli]

Boo.

[Rich]

And we immediately notified the Buffalo police, who responded within minutes and arrested the man. The school is also using this as an opportunity to evaluate and reinforce its safety protocols to help ensure that something like this doesn't happen again. District officials in Buffalo Public School Security also met on Wednesday with the museum leadership to discuss the situation. Buffalo's Public schools Crisis Prevention and Response team and other support personnel have been and will continue to be available available to students and teachers. As parents, you may want to talk with your child as well. If your child exhibits any indications of emotional distress, we suggest that you listen to him or her. If they need to talk, answer their questions simply, honestly and possibly over and over again. Please feel free to contact the school with any concerns or questions you may have. Thank you for your continual support. Sincerely, Principal Mark Shoemaker. So if you have questions about their concerns, they want you to contact them at the phone number 671-681-6. 3370.

[Eli]

I think I would have concerned Dr.

[Rich]

Charles Drew Science Magnet, Buffalo School number 59. So yeah, attempted kidnapping. Didn't tell any of the parents. Didn't go into lockdown while there was a grown man attempting to kidnap children inside the school.

[Nick]

Fighting assistant principals.

[Rich]

Fighting assistant principals.

[Nick]

Breaking into more classes.

[Rich]

According to this testimony of the teacher that was there, he actually made it into a classroom. Destroyed the classroom with the teacher inside. Wasn't, wasn't sure if there was kids in there or not. But regardless, that teacher who was in a classroom that this man broke into, broke into open the door because nobody told her to lock the doors because she didn't go into lockdown would have been an issue.

[Eli]

And that when they said that they called the police within minutes or something like that as all fucking lie too. Right.

[Rich]

I don't know the exact response time but the fact of the matter is everything that they can control like hey, go on to lockdown and lock your doors. There's a man in here trying to kidnap kids. They didn't do and then they didn't tell the parents the gravity of the situation. They're like oh yeah, there was an incident we had to go into shelter in place. Didn't mention that he attempted to kidnap kids. Didn't mention to the parents that he assaulted a principal. Didn't do any of that shit that.

[Fat Electrician]

Can escalate so fastly. Just if that is a shooter or a situation like that, that's how you can see how bad that will get without out hey announcing to all the administration somebody's in doing this instead that a person breaks into a school room and destroys the room.

[Eli]

There's a grown ass man in the school who should not be here.

[Fat Electrician]

Yes.

[Eli]

Who has gained access.

[Rich]

Yes. That would be considered an interior threat. Which under their own criteria, in their manual that they got to write, they should have been on lockdown and they didn't. Nate.

[Fat Electrician]

Damn.

[Eli]

Do you think anybody will be held accountable for that?

[Rich]

Well, no, not yet. It's become overwhelmingly apparent to me that the Buffalo district attorney is not interested in actually getting people in trouble for this and that the school board is desperately trying to protect themselves and not all of them. There's multiple people on the school board. I've looked into every member. The major half to the slight majority of the school boards. Actually great people that are involved for the record reasons. There's three or four people that are piles of shit on that school board.

[Nick]

It's almost like a fraternity of. Or a sorority or a sorority of shit.

[Fat Electrician]

What do you mean?

[Rich]

I mean, I. I tried to dig into this, but I can't. Obviously I can't access the, AKA sorority records. Alpha Allegedly. I've heard from multiple. Multiple teachers and employees of Buffalo school district that the superintendent and multiple people on the Buffalo school board that all vote together and are the ones dragging this out and preventing it so that she can retire are all members of the same sorority. So they're just looking out for each other and not the kids. Allegedly.

[Nick]

Is that the wine guzzler too? Is the wine guzzler one?

[Rich]

I believe so.

[Nick]

What do you know? My God, what do you know? The superintendent and the wine guzzler working together. So the wine guzzler who flips off people that are worried about their school and says so. So on a zoom meeting, she gets to keep her job.

[Eli]

And who is the D. A that's completely disinterested in this, by the way.

[Rich]

Oh, what is his name? What the is his name? That guy that got a DUI in 1984. That guy that got a DUI in 1984 for. What was it? I believe he was driving under the influence down the wrong lane with no headlights. He then attempted to evade. Evade the police after getting stopped, did a field sobriety test, and then after he failed the field sobriety test, attempt to escape police custody, injuring a police officer in the process. He then. He comes from a very. From what I was able to read, he comes from a very, like, affluent, well connected family in the area. And he was directly asked by the news when this came out during his election if his father's status had anything, anything to do with the fact that these felony charges for evading cops, injuring a cop, if his dad had anything to do with the fact that those cases were then pleaded down to misdemeanors I believe he had like 90 days of probation or something and like a $250 fine. And then the courts actually sealed the records so they couldn't be pulled up against him again. But they accidentally got released during a FOIA request, so they got leaked out anyways.

[Eli]

No, I know that you've never, Never said it. You've never said it, but I've heard people who have that maybe his daddy's connections were the reason why that didn't turn out worse.

[Rich]

Yeah, I mean, you know, that would kind of make sense, but that happened in the past.

[Fat Electrician]

You shouldn't judge somebody off their past.

[Nick]

Wait a second. I get judged off my past all the time. Wait, I'm controversial, guys. You forgot. I made funny videos on the Internet. I called a kid fat one time and got in a car accident. And I was not, but kind of was on the Brady List per channel, too. I'm the guy you shouldn't listen to. And I understand now why the news shit on me all these years for being a bad person. I've learned my lesson. I think I've grown.

[Eli]

Is there a single person in that binder who doesn't have a. I don't know what you would call it, maybe a rocky history?

[Rich]

Not really, no. But I think I've come up with a solution. So I don't have faith that the DA is going to do his job. The Buffalo school board is going to try to drag this out as long as humanly possible to hope. Hope. Hoping to God. Everybody forgets. So my. My answer to this is. I've looked into it. It takes about somewhere between 85 and 110,000 votes to swing a federal election in the state of New York. So if you were a federal law enforcement agency like the FBI, and you got a hundred thousand fucking complaints about the Buffalo school boards emailed to you, do you think maybe the federal government would get involved at that point?

[Nick]

Boy, I couldn't ignore that if I wanted to. If I was a member of the Federal Bureau of Investigation or Attorney General's office, it would be impossible for me to ignore that. In fact, I think I would have to look at it that considering the volume of complaints, I would have to take that as some sort of serious event that needs an investigation.

[Eli]

It would be a fool not to even would be.

[Nick]

It would be foolish not to.

[Fat Electrician]

Yes, and you want to be transparent, too.

[Rich]

Even if you wanted to cover it up because the government doesn't like holding itself accountable, do you think that the federal level government would spin around and hold a school board and local government accountable, knowing that if they didn't, it would sway an entire federal election.

[Nick]

I think that that could be possible. You know, the governor of New York State, Kathy Hochul, actually had a response to the investigation that's going on. Well, lack of investigation that's going on in the city of Buffalo. And I'm going to have to pull it up real quickly because I don't want to be misquoted for my governor. I would hate to put words in her mouth, do, do, do, do, do.

[Eli]

But this little podcast where people burp and are foul and drink alcohol has brought these allegations to the point where the governor is making a fucking response.

[Nick]

Well, I apologize. It's not the governor. It's the governor's press office. So she's obviously very busy and couldn't comment on the second largest school district in the entire state. Her hometown, actually. Really? You know, these things happening, which she's busy. I can understand. So she would have to have her press office make the statement of. It is our understanding that there are active investigations by law enforcement regarding certain allegations as well as the internal review by the school district, which hasn't happened.

[Rich]

Yet, which is a lie because they haven't even announced who's going to start the. The investigation. So that's not true.

[Nick]

And we await the results of those reviews. So if I'm understanding this correctly, it would be that Governor Kathy Hochul's office, maybe her, because I don't know if they got this to her yet. Hopefully somebody can get it to her. Are aware that the ongoing abduction case is still, well, ongoing, but yet they are willing to wait for the Buffalo school systems to complete their own internal investigation, which. Nick, that one investigation from three years ago, is that out yet to the public?

[Rich]

The shooting at McKinley High School.

[Nick]

Yeah.

[Rich]

No, that hasn't been released.

[Nick]

Noted.

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[Eli]

This is the first time I've heard it.

[Rich]

School shooting. I believe the other investigation regarding the stabbing at Riverside High School. That investigation's results have also never been released.

[Nick]

Okay, so. So those investigations, she. Although they are ongoing, even though they haven't started the investigation currently for that school, even though those ones are done and we've never gotten the results for it, the governor's office is going to wait on the investigation from the Buffalo school district, who's never shared anything about their investigations before to complete before anything happens. So.

[Eli]

What a hilarious non statement. We are aware that some things are being looked to and we wish them luck.

[Nick]

Yep.

[Fat Electrician]

And we'll wait.

[Nick]

So my school shooting, what it was outside the school. It wasn't. It was like a. It was like a gang thing. Like a kid ran up on the school and shot a security guard while trying to shoot another child during dismissal. So there was a lot of kids out there. And our department flooded the area because we thought it was going to be like a planned school shooter. It was more gang violence, but nonetheless still is shooting at the school. The security guard was wounded and I think somebody else, I think a student, don't quote me on that. But that, that's what happened.

[Fat Electrician]

And they just said that, they said.

[Nick]

They did their own investigation and that one. And that investigation is not shared. That's what we talked about earlier. Released to the public because it's attorney client privilege. Yeah.

[Rich]

So they have a pretty good history of not sharing results of the investigation which would concern everybody. So I think my solution now would be to put up the email of the FBI and we'll put it in the description as well. And you can even right here on the screen and let them know, hey, you should probably be looking at Buffalo public schools. And then if I don't know, this video gets a million views. And we could rely on 10% of you to take 30 seconds out of your day to shoot an email. And then The FBI gets 100,000 emails, which is enough to sway a federal election. We get to do this cool thing where we pit the government against itself and watch it eat itself a lot. Oh, and what's even funnier is Cash Patel, the director of the FBI, came out 10 days ago and took a hardline stance on protecting kids in school. So this is almost like me walking up and putting a home run ball on the tee for them to make an example out of somebody.

[Eli]

That was ten days ago. Interesting.

[Rich]

Weird.

[Nick]

What happened there? Anyway, I'm going to make this simple for all of you that are listening. I don't care if you think that the other 10% are going to do it for you. You on your phone Right now. Yeah, you. Yeah, you. You should probably send an email to somebody saying to look at the Buffalo Public School program and that it's an issue.

[Eli]

Don't swear. Don't like, just spam memes.

[Rich]

Please don't get on there and be like, this is Epstein's Island 2.0. There's a crazy ring. There's. There's not. We're not saying that the school administration has harbored a culture of not valuing children's safety as the highest priority. And because of that, we think that children are continually getting put in danger. They don't need to get put in.

[Nick]

Nick, do you think that we could have like, I don't know, a template email that we could put up?

[Rich]

Oh, like if I wrote a letter that people could just, you know, copy and paste. Copy and paste and put it right into the email and send it a hundred thousand times. Yeah, we could do that.

[Eli]

Be a shame if that was in the description.

[Nick]

We're gonna put that in the description. And maybe the website to do so is going to be right here. Maybe it's right here.

[Fat Electrician]

That's. Can we do anything with the. Was it government? The change one where we change change dot org.

[Rich]

That's a petition.

[Nick]

A petition.

[Fat Electrician]

Would that help at all?

[Rich]

Also?

[Fat Electrician]

I think stack with it or just the emails is the main thing right now.

[Nick]

I. I think the. The petition. I don't want to say no. I want to leave all options open. But at this moment, with my governor's office being aware of it and then choosing to sit back, I think that it has to be the FBI or the AG's office that is bombarded with people caring so that it is unignorable. I would, I would also really like the. The New York governor's office and like senators like Chuck Schumer and Gillibrand to also be bombarded with the same email.

[Fat Electrician]

So could we CC what we'll do in the description then is put those emails in for you to see copy paste right into.

[Rich]

Send to. You know what'd be really funny is if at one of the school board meetings we just had UNSUB live in the parking lot.

[Eli]

Oh my God.

[Nick]

I wanted to go to the first one so bad. Maybe, maybe I just get. Get somebody with a camera and I go to this to one of the next ones.

[Brandon]

What are they going to do? Call the cops?

[Nick]

Well, if they do, they might catch 22.

[Rich]

That is the. Finally, you're doing what we wanted.

[Fat Electrician]

Call the police.

[Nick]

I've always wanted to get them storm in.

[Rich]

Let Me guess you guys are here for school. Other.

[Fat Electrician]

What was one of the most wild things during all of this?

[Rich]

Honestly, the, the craziest part for me is just like, the saddest part for me is just taught the sheer volume of teachers that I've talked to that all said the same thing. Like, and I made sure intentionally to do it unprompted. Like, I didn't want to ask, like, hey, do you feel like the Buffalo School board is tying your hands behind your back, preventing you to do the right thing and you're scared of retaliation if you do do the right thing? I made sure to not mention that, that they all organically brought that up themselves. Like, all these teachers that I've talked to are phenomenal people that like, genuinely, really, really care about these kids and want to do the best they possibly can for them. And they all feel that the school board and its policies are preventing them from keeping those kids safe and doing the right thing. And they are all, with the exception of people that have already been retaliated against extensively, 95% of them are all extremely terrified of being retaliated against. And I have the interviews, and we've already played one of those interviews where he says, I've seen people, they, they, they said they've seen people's careers get ruined by this, which should never be the case.

[Fat Electrician]

And the, the goal, I think the goal also should be, I think we said it in the past was repercussions for not addressing this should outweigh repercussions for addressing. It's like, oh, you might get fired, but the people that get fired, if you get fired for that, they're going to prison. It is making examples if you don't, if you obstruct. Yes.

[Nick]

If you struck. Yeah. If you're the low guy that's afraid to keep. Of losing their job and you've been in a place of fear and you made a mistake and didn't report something. You're not the person we're upset with, with war, upset with the people that put you in that position, that made you fear for your job and your livelihood, that are preventing you from doing the right thing. And because they're preventing you, it's creating this culture of fear and making you, along with others, afraid of the repercussions from your overseers or administrators. And that is why these issues aren't being handled.

[Eli]

And I'm glad you brought that up, because it reminds me of something that I was thinking when you, you made a post the other day where they're trying to basically just stick it to this one guy. The guy with the kidnapping charge. Yeah, they're just trying to just stick everything to him. And like, CC we did something about it, and it's like, no, no, no, no, no. See, this is like the, you know, give a man a fish, feed him for a day, teach a man to fish kind of situation. Yeah, I'm glad he's getting charges. That's.

[Rich]

You're treating the symptom, not the cause. We want to treat the cause.

[Eli]

We. If, If. If the people responsible for the culture that is built. Built in Buffalo public school systems don't get some sort of accountability, this is all for nothing, 100%.

[Fat Electrician]

What's next on this?

[Rich]

Well, next I sit back and laugh as the FBI launches an investigation in the Buffalo school board and the district attorney of Erie County.

[Nick]

And we also get to watch the civil suit go on the of like, well, what? Not simple civil suit. Yes, but the class action. Class action lawsuit with all these people that have had their children and wronged go against the Buffalo city schools.

[Rich]

And then I sit back and I watch and I wait. I'm looking at these people. The school board member members have elections coming up in two months, so if you guys don't un. This, I'm gonna get involved in that. And then the.

[Eli]

I think all of us are also available to testify he did this for free.

[Nick]

I think we can get involved now.

[Rich]

I think we might have. I have it in my calendar. In 2028, the District county attorney of Erie county also goes up for reelection. I'm gonna get involved too, if he doesn't unfuck himself. And just so you guys, like, understand if you haven't grasped, like, what I mean by that, we've been involved in elections before. Brandon, how did that one election that we were involved in go that federal congressional election?

[Nick]

Oh.

[Eli]

Running against incumbent, who I believe incumbents have a 93% reelection rate in this country.

[Nick]

How much money did he have over?

[Eli]

I think it was about 10 to 1.

[Nick]

10 to 1.

[Eli]

Spent about 10 to 1. One took him to a runoff, which was very expensive. I think he budgeted $3 million for his election. He had to spend 13.

[Nick]

Oh, interesting.

[Eli]

And he barely snuck by with 400 votes in a runoff election that he was not financially prepared for.

[Nick]

Huh.

[Rich]

So we didn't even get to say that kid was putting children in danger.

[Nick]

Or failed to put children in a better position than when they started.

[Rich]

So, I mean, whatever. We're going to give your opponent hundreds of thousands if not millions of dollars of free good press. And we're gonna give you hundreds of thousands if not millions of dollars in free bad press. And I got enough money, I'll buy billboards all over Buffalo to shit all over you.

[Nick]

Well, you know, funny story. That might have already started. Not from me, but from people in the community who want to let you know how they feel.

[Eli]

By somebody who lives in Buffalo.

[Nick]

By somebody who lives in Buffalo.

[Fat Electrician]

Do those of the DMS are wild. It costs more, but it's worth it. And these are just.

[Rich]

I have.

[Nick]

There are random people that are doing God's work in the city of Buffalo by putting up billboards. Can't wait to see.

[Eli]

In June we got the orbital autism space laser on this city.

[Nick]

Yes. It's like rods of God. There's just.

[Angry Cops]

Titanium.

[Rich]

Is there any legal reason that I couldn't sell yard signs pertaining to this incident?

[Nick]

No.

[Rich]

As on bunker. Just for cost.

[Eli]

As a breakup citizen, I don't think there is.

[Rich]

Oh, I'm gonna look into getting yard signs for the city of Buffalo.

[Nick]

You know what?

[Rich]

Bunker branding.

[Nick]

We could probably. Yeah, maybe do that.

[Rich]

I'll sell them at cost. I don't need to make any money off that. Yeah, I'll do that for the fun.

[Nick]

What. What should those yard signs say? Day. If only the comments section could help us out.

[Rich]

Only the card slogans and designs, people. I want to see them.

[Fat Electrician]

We're going to do one of the name things.

[Nick]

Don't get drenched in the don't be.

[Rich]

A cog.

[Fat Electrician]

Don'T be a car.

[Rich]

Buffalo school board for unemployment.

[Nick]

Oh, classifieds.

[Fat Electrician]

And anything for you, Rich, on any final closing statements on what you want to see or done or just personal.

[Nick]

I think that if you've watched it this far, we've laid out a compact and easy plan for you. There is a cut and pasta for you to email exactly who you need to email. We're even telling you who to email. That is the smallest, easiest thing you could do. And you could do it literally as we're sitting here bullshitting with one another. Everything other. Everything other than that. On top of that is whipped cream and a cherry on top of a sundae. I look forward to the signs. Can't wait to see what you degenerates write down in the comments for potential signs. I bet you the highest voted one is going to be despicable and I love it. Continue your fantastic use of social media in the bullying of journalists.

[Eli]

Thank you for bringing that up.

[Nick]

You're welcome. And the checks and balances that you Provide to local news media when they decide not to cover something or to potentially skew what the story should be about. That is very appreciative and also love reading the comments whenever you do that in those spaces as well.

[Eli]

To quote his donut operator are bully journalists.

[Nick]

Yeah, yeah, absolutely.

[Brandon]

They're not people.

[Nick]

They're barely even real.

[Eli]

Except for Ben.

[Rich]

And Nate Benson.

[Fat Electrician]

We'll have to discuss something and figure out something for our own news for Pepper Box.

[Rich]

Oh, I mean, this goes well with my own channel, too. So I'm waiting for that. That better be the headline if you think we're kidding.

[Eli]

We're not.

[Rich]

Z. I've already contacted a defamation lawyer in New York I could find so headline. WGR Grz sincerely apologizes to senior Buffalo SVU detective Richard High. I want a full article about how you guys this up.

[Eli]

I promise you that will be much less expensive.

[Nick]

I really want to change your name and own you to Buff to Buffalo W Jizrc. And our shirts are going to say come with you barping. We're going to make you come watch our channels. Our loyal.

[Eli]

Our lawyers are going to do foul things.

[Nick]

Yes, absolutely foul. Which, by the way, is a shirt. Now, is it really on the unsub channel? It is. We made a shirt that says absolutely foul because it was such a good headline. We couldn't. We couldn't just, you know, leave it away. So we've got the bad stuff. We've got the new absolutely foul shirt for unsubscribe.

[Eli]

And all of the money from that.

[Nick]

Will go toward my legal funds.

[Eli]

Make this fun.

[Nick]

Yeah, to making this fun. To all the money going to that is just going to be used in the most pivotal way.

[Rich]

If we get arrested for this somehow the mug shots are going to be hard.

[Nick]

I like it on a mug.

[Eli]

I want the Johnny Cash T shirt. Yeah, the mug shot.

[Nick]

When I got arrested, I should have got a mugshot. I really missed out.

[Rich]

SVU detective admits to being arrested. I know.

[Fat Electrician]

That's the entire article. FOIA request.

[Nick]

Not a real man if you haven't been arrested.

[Eli]

What was that for?

[Nick]

Oh, I got in a fight with a drug dealer.

[Eli]

Oh, really? No.

[Nick]

Yeah, it was off duty and me and my buddy called 911. And then the next day, like after the police showed up and they tased one of the guys that we fought because he was throwing bricks at us and trying to fight the cops.

[Eli]

Oh, I know the story.

[Nick]

Yeah. We were like, oh, hey, thanks for showing up, guys. We appreciate it. You can see they're an issue. And then I drove away. And then the next day or two, I got, like, a call. They were like, you gotta go to court. And I was like, for what? And they're like, the drug dealer you fought wants to press charges. I'm like, that's what?

[Fat Electrician]

Reverse uno.

[Nick]

Yeah, Okay, I guess. I guess.

[Rich]

Sure.

[Nick]

Well, Richard got a mug shot.

[Fat Electrician]

Thank you so much for having trust in all unsub, all of them, and then all of us, and the fortitude to starting it here.

[Nick]

Yeah, that's a month ago. The first couple of days sucked real bad. So thank you for coming to my having my back. The first couple days sucked real bad.

[Fat Electrician]

He was super stressed. Cannot, cannot, cannot stress that enough is you were worried. And once you've seen the love it was and the support, it was instant. You said it was like.

[Nick]

Yeah, it's like a weight off my shoulders. The community, like, you came in hard for me, and I appreciate that. I can't. I can't repay you for that.

[Fat Electrician]

So thank you all. Like, seriously, thank all of you for that. And then thank you, buddy. We appreciate you and we love you.

[Nick]

What can I say? I'm pretty. I do a lot of stupid. I'm just glad that you guys can back me up on half of it.

[Fat Electrician]

And Nick, you autistic, thank you so much for doing this level of research.

[Rich]

I can't. I can't wait to hand that over to the FBI.

[Nick]

We've got so much more than the binder. A lot of it's digital on my part.

[Rich]

I have a lot of interview. I have interviews recorded. I have thousand hundreds, maybe thousands of emails.

[Nick]

He's so autistic. He tried to print out a video on this and he just kept poking. I was about to poke the paper.

[Fat Electrician]

I seen the play button. I was like, like, push it, push it.

[D Operator]

It could work.

[Fat Electrician]

Thank you guys so freaking much. On that note, Cody, Bye, everyone.

[Brandon]

Thank you for joining the unsubscribe podcast. Today. I was joined by Eli Double Tap fat electrician, angry cops, Brandon Herrera, myself, D Operator. We love you.

[Nick]

Goodbye kisses. I'm going to sue Channel.