Can you not touch my car like that? >> Speaker 2: Can you give me your phone, please? >> Speaker 1: What? >> Speaker 2: Can you give me your phone? I wanna send a text. What are you doing sitting outside this house? >> Speaker 1: What are you doing? >> Speaker 2: I live here. >> Speaker 1: You don't live here. >> Speaker 2: What are you doing? >> Speaker 1: Can you get your hands off my car, please? [00:00:16] >> Speaker 2: No. >> Speaker 1: Please. >> Speaker 2: What are you doing? >> Speaker 1: Leave, go away. >> Speaker 2: What are you doing? >> Speaker 1: Go away. >> Speaker 1: [INAUDIBLE] stupid little pimp. Get away from here! >> Speaker 3: I'm stuck. I don't know if y'all seen that, I'm stuck here. [00:00:32] What did I just watch? [LAUGH] I'm confused. This is unbelievable. This came to us from ex user comrade who captioned this video. I don't know what just happened to describe his experience with a Karen. Listen, climbing in, first of all, touching some people's car is so [00:00:50] dangerous. Secondly, you trying to climb through the window will get you in a lot of trouble. I don't understand where these people are going. We also see a continuation of Karen behavior not just being locked into the geopolitical borders that are in the United States, we see it, [00:01:05] this ideal of whiteness having the ability to, one, ask you for your phone while you're driving your car. Two, that ain't enough I wanna come through your window and take it if you don't give it to me. Jackson, give me your phone, bro. [LAUGH] >> Speaker 4: [LAUGH] Right now, [00:01:20] when she came up to the window, I was like, that's Dumbledore. Dumbledore came up to the window to pull out that magic wine, do all types of stuff that y'all wanted to do. But yeah, no, I don't know what's that. Sometimes people, maybe they're going through something, maybe they've been drinking. She didn't necessarily seem like she was drinking, but [00:01:39] she was high in audacity, and she wanted his phone. And then she said, why are you in front of here? But yeah, what she thought I was like, Dumbledore. Maybe I shouldn't have said that, whatever, man. Who cares? [LAUGH] >> Speaker 3: Yeah, listen, I mean, listen, the problem is she started out with this fake need, give me your phone, right? [00:01:55] She just so she can say that second part. She wanted to say that you don't live here, I live here. Why are you here? That was the motive, right? That's why you were over there. That's why you're trying climb in that car. No one gets this- >> Bored. >> Speaker 3: She bored. Most Karens are bored with life and this idea that other people may be equitable, [00:02:12] treated equitably in this world, so they impose their will on the situation. >> Indisputable is still the fastest growing news show in America compared to CNN, Fox News, and 30 other networks. We tell the truth on Indisputable because the truth is indisputable. [00:02:32] We go places that other news media outlets refuse to go. When there were human rights abuses happening at the Victorville prison, guards and members of the community contacted us. >> Speaker 6: You, through your investigative reporting, unearthed very troubling allegations about specific forms of abuse and [00:02:50] discrimination in the federal prison system. >> Speaker 5: It really doesn't take much to be a trusted voice. All it takes is to be fearless, report on matters, be an advocate. I called it the Bullpen intentionally because it's a place of preparation. We present individuals who may have an opposing view, so we debate. [00:03:08] Sometimes we interview individuals cuz their stories deserve to be heard. A survivor of significant police misconduct and his attorneys. We covered this story earlier and to remind you of the horror of one man being shot at damn near 100 times by the police. [00:03:25] We take time on this show to showcase the temper tantrums of Karens in the wild. We do this not because we want to see people's emotional outbursts in public, but because these incidents are emblematic of a bigger societal issue taking place across the nation. And it has to be checked. My friend, my big homie attorney at law, Benjamin Crump. [00:03:42] >> Speaker 7: I just wanna thank you, man. When educated, articulate brothers like yourself speak truth to power, it makes a great difference in changing the landscape in America. >> Speaker 5: Listen, no matter what you do, don't allow the politics of ideology to evaporate the soul that still exists inside of you. [00:03:59] They don't stop, I don't stop. Racism won't stop, I won't stop. Systemic bias won't stop, I won't stop. People still need health care, so I won't stop. People still need criminal justice systems performed, so I won't stop. You won't stop either. [MUSIC]