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in Kansas City and let's see, Lambert Field which is the St. Louis hub for TWA and they

My kids were taken up in Kansas, and I don't want to give my name out.

in Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana.

I mean, okay, the judge is a judge. Okay. So, say the municipal judge goes to Kansas

Kansas, I'm sorry, to Kansas.

And they're distributing it to Kansas

We'll go to Michael in Kansas, and we'll get back on the other side.

We've got Michael from Kansas.

Michael from Kansas, Bill from Wisconsin, Travis from Minnesota.

that they're going to move this highly contagious animal disease facility to Manhattan, Kansas.

The middle of Kansas.

And Manhattan, Kansas is in the middle of Tornado Alley.

In recent months, lawmakers in Maryland, Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska and New Hampshire have been

explosives from tech from Kansas down Oklahoma all those convenience stores

south of the Kansas border none of it makes sense folks I mean you put the

be kept out of state out of Arkansas so they were being kept in the Oklahoma

investigation in Meno Arkansas that in my mind what was that all about well as

you know the Clinton gang ran the drug trade out of Meno Arkansas there's all

Yeah, I'm, uh, I don't know how you got Matt from Oklahoma, but I'm Frank from Kansas

Um, I want to change the subject just a minute based on your Monday night show when Harmon Taylor mentioned Mina, Arkansas

And the court case was held in Wichita, Kansas and the judge seen right through what was happening

Oh, it's from Kansas.

We've got Pete from Texas and Lewis from Arkansas.

Let's go to Lewis from Arkansas.

Okay. We're going to move on now to Lewis in Arkansas, and yeah, I think that we do have to listen to kids when they say things like this,

All right. Let's move on now to Lewis in Arkansas.

We're talking with Lewis in Arkansas.

So in this case, the courthouse in this little small community here in Arkansas,

We're going to go to Lewis from Arkansas.

Arkansas.

Go online, look up writ of habeas corpus, Arkansas.

As a matter of fact, so far I've had three law libraries tell me they couldn't find anything in Arkansas that remotely connected with what's happening to me.

And I fully expect, especially with a writ of habeas corpus, that it will be the same in Arkansas.

And I've even gone so far when I was working in Wichita, Kansas.

All right, we are talking now with Lewis from Arkansas. Okay, Randy, and you had some comments

where the Arkansas was Oklahoma state troopers pulled over that ambulance

All right, and we're going to go to Lewis in Arkansas when we get back on the other side,

Okay, we're going to go now to Lewis in Arkansas.

Lewis, you're in Arkansas, correct?

and all you need to do is just check and see what form a complaint in Arkansas is required and adapt it to that.

but we're going to start in with Lewis from Arkansas.

I had talked with a couple of times before on the one here in Arkansas, still banned from my courthouse.

And we are speaking with Lewis in Arkansas right now concerning getting a grand jury convened.

And even if you don't get it, you just, how many grand jurors do you have in Arkansas?

Arkansas or federal.

Alabama, Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Texas, and Virginia.

and I worked with a gentleman out of Kansas City, Missouri who and many others that one

another man out of Kansas City, Denny Harden and he's got a system that uses his own private

I go jump in the cab of a loaded semi and haul a load from here to Kansas okay

We're going to go to Ron in Arkansas.

All right, listen, let me try to get in Ron from Arkansas

All right, thank you, Ron from Arkansas

OK, next on the list, we are going to Kim from Arkansas, a first time caller.

I is Minneapolis, J is Kansas City, K is Dallas, and L is San Francisco.

And which I did and then for tax bills, they recommended kansas city for irs to supposedly be getting them accepted. But

All right, we're going to go now to Guy in Arkansas.

Guy from Arkansas has been holding for a very long time.

We've got Guy from Arkansas.

This is like the Clinton murders in Arkansas.

You have to remember that this bomb was ostensibly made at a place called Gary Lake up in Kansas.

Let's go to Bill in Arkansas.

why in the hill can texas south carolina kansas alabama you know i can't remember the other a few

It's Kansas, the State of Kansas decision.

It's in the Supreme Court of State of Kansas, number 98, 489.

This is a Supreme Court case out of Kansas and the Kansas court looked at the issue and

And probably find out from the number, it's in the Supreme Court of the state of Kansas,

Now would this apply to all the states or just Kansas?

Colorado, Arkansas, and Missouri.

So it wouldn't just be for mortgages in Kansas is what I'm asking.

We are going to go now back to Guy in Arkansas.

And that Kansas Supreme Court decision is real heavy on that

this recent Kansas case in the Supreme Court, Kansas said, you know, they can do it. They

The other one is false ID, which is the world passport they caught me with at the border, and my sovereign ID, they have to steal what they did in the state of Kansas.

Here's what the Supreme Court of Kansas said. They said they had no case law on this issue so

wouldn't even have to stop at customs or deal with anything until they get to Kansas.

I gave him my expired Kansas driver's license

You were obviously violating a Kansas law.

don't have authority to cite you for violating a Kansas law.

You're driving on a Kansas license that's expired.

And that's a crime in Kansas.

there's been a number of court cases recently, primarily one out of the State of Kansas Supreme

Court. Kansas Supreme Court, right. Yeah, addressing MERS, but to answer your question,

just because MERS is involved doesn't necessarily mean there is any impropriety. What the Kansas

case said that MERS tried to intervene in the case, and the State of Kansas said, who

about the fact that if the Kansas Supreme Court decision introduced the concept of a

Yes, this is what the Supreme Court of Kansas said.

We've got Kathy from Texas and Guy from Arkansas. Let's go to Kathy.

Okay, we are back. We are taking your calls, 512-646-1984. We've got Guy from Arkansas.

Now there's one in Kansas City that actually takes care of certain activities going on in Idaho in the upper Midwest.

problem, John. All right. Thanks, John. Okay. We've got John from Kansas now. And we've

from Kansas. Well, thank you for taking my call, first of all. Oh, you're welcome. And

to be back in just a couple of minutes. We're going to finish up with John from Kansas and

side we've got Sam Paula John from Florida John from Kansas best caller sorry we're getting

kansas steve in montana jean wisconsin david from austin we love all of y'all uh thank you for waiting

up through Texas, up to the center of the country to Kansas and then branch it out as

Okay, we are going now to Guy in Arkansas.

You said you're in Arkansas, correct?

Arkansas is one of the few states I have found

And so it's very difficult to research Arkansas,

He got a ticket in Arkansas and he's getting the runaround

And me in Arkansas, you may be able to.

If this is Arkansas, we don't know that.

any further ado delay, tonight is Eddie's night. So we see guys from Arkansas. Just

We will be back on the other side of the news, and we'll take Guy from Arkansas, 512-646-1984

the Kansas case

recently out of the Supreme Court of Kansas

Guy from Arkansas is next, Guy, if you just hang on the line, I want to jump to Mark from Wisconsin, he's one of our affiliates

We're going to go to Guy in Arkansas who's been waiting for quite a while

We've got Dan from Texas, first time caller, and then Guy from Arkansas

We've got Guy from Arkansas, Jean in Wisconsin

I don't know that. That's fine. I'll move on to another issue, and that is the Kansas rule.

We've got Marisa from Texas, and I believe Guy in Arkansas is calling in right now.

Arkansas, a brick with a badge.

We've got Guy from Arkansas and Jesse from Texas on the line.

We've got Guy from Arkansas.

Okay, we're going now to Guy in Arkansas, and callers, the phone bridge is opening up.

We got Guy from Arkansas.

good fight. We're taking your calls now, 512-646-1984, we've got Guy from Arkansas, you're up next.

taking your calls now. We're going to go to Guy from Arkansas. Callers, if you'd like

Arkansas makes it very clear that nothing online can be relied upon.

The only manuals or quotations they'll accept are directly out of their own printed books in Arkansas.

And that's what the Supreme Court of Kansas said, once they separate them, they create this fatal flaw

And this is what the Supreme Court of State of Kansas said

They claimed that in the Kansas City, in the state of Kansas case,

Okay, we're going to talk now to Guy in Arkansas and then we'll go to Reba and Robert

Also we've got Scott from West Virginia, Guy from Arkansas, y'all are up next

Oh, Arkansas?

We've got Guy from Arkansas that has a question.

pick up a load in Arkansas but if you're going to go visit the family over the

I can throw a white weight rock and hit Arkansas.

Guy in Arkansas.

And the Supreme Court of Kansas agreed with them that it was archaic, costly, and cumbersome

It's been in the law since Kansas has been a state, and until it changes, you're required

It's against the owner of the security. But the court in the state of Kansas addressed

now that I'm working with a lady up in Arkansas on the lawyer answered back in the complaint

All right, we are back, we're taking your call, we're going to go to Guy in Arkansas.

Let's go to Guy from Arkansas

But you're in Arkansas, which is another state

And that's just required by state law here in Texas, I don't know what it is in Arkansas

Kansas Attorney General Steve Six says his office will not join other state attorneys

with strange deaths in the Clinton administration and before in Arkansas.

These same others were seen with McVeigh countless times prior to the bombing in Kansas, Oklahoma.

the records from the Whitewater investigation in Arkansas were stored in the Murrah Building.

Okay, we're going to go to Tom in Kansas now and then Gary.

license was suspended in Kansas for non-payment of the fine that I had not sold yet and so

audience in Kansas City Saturday the spill was, quote, very tragic, but we've got to

The Supreme Court in Kansas said,

The Landmark v. Kessler case out of the Kansas State Supreme Court.

We're taking your calls, we've got Guy in Arkansas, Guy thanks for calling in, what's on your mind tonight?

Now, another short story, about a year later, I get a call from this beautiful grandmother down there in Little Rock, Arkansas.

that police officers in Arkansas had been killed at a roadside stop and the mainstream

In actuality, Deborah, that's exactly what I did in a bank in Wichita, Kansas.

And according to the Supreme Court in Kansas, this creates a fatal flaw

They were almost into Arkansas, I believe they said,

And the Supreme Court of Kansas said, we agree with you, you are right.

And I have one gentleman in Kansas that was working with one debt collector.

in Kansas, but we played the game, okay?

limitations for a revolving account in Kansas.

to file a complaint with the attorney general, the state of Kansas, and the Federal Trade

What are you doing in Kansas?

I traveled all over after that while I was in Kansas.

who are you, or Eric Williams in Arkansas,

He's an ex-attorney general for Arkansas,

But having taken flying lessons myself in Wichita, Kansas,

Arkansas, it's versus U.S. 254, U.S. 141, and I have that quotation cited at least ten

And the Kansas court in Landmark v. Kessler stated that while the lender can do that, it's perfectly legal.

Anyway, I had insurance with Farm Bureau on a dirt road in the backwoods of Arkansas.

But we have Connecticut, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky,

Okay, so we are going now to Guy in Arkansas.

Arkansas.

Arkansas.

The problem is there's hillbillies in Arkansas.

We've got Guy from Arkansas, Boris from Texas, and more.

park kansas costing the fdic 329 million dollars the fdic expects to pay out 52 billion for failed

We've got Jim from Kansas

I'm a pastor here in Kansas

Prior to being here in Kansas, my last call was in Texas

Okay, we're going now to Jim in Kansas.

Well, I'm looking at the statutes here in Kansas,

It's the Code of Criminal Procedures 2222 here in Kansas.

It seems to get us there here in Kansas as well.

if you live within the confines of a territory, whether that's the state of Maryland or Kansas,

Landmarked case, Kansas City, Kessler v.... Landmarked v. Kessler, I believe.

The Kansas court agreed that it was archaic, cumbersome and costly, but they'd have to

Now if you go down to ABC Bank in Tulsa, Oklahoma, or XYZ down in Kansas City, Missouri,

Kansas has given the pipeline operator TransCanada a 10-year property tax exemption

And I've already got another case in Arkansas where I didn't give any jurisdiction

now guy from Arkansas so guy just hang in there you're first other than that we

four six nineteen eighty four we've got guy from Arkansas guy thank you for calling in what is on

the Court of Appeals of Arkansas here a unemployment claim appeals and I've got

elaborate on that at all okay I don't know what it is in Arkansas but in Texas

charge for your own time so you have to check Arkansas law I was just teasing I

services here in Arkansas and my brief was accepted and of course I just

All right, right now we have Guy in Arkansas.

We are taking your calls right now, we've got Guy from Arkansas on the line first up,

I said it's Guy from Arkansas's brief or something like that.

I don't have anything from anybody that's even got the word Arkansas in it.

Well, I abbreviated it ARK, Guy from Arkansas in the brief.

we woke up in a totally different world uh it's it's the land of oz problem we're not in kansas

MERS went to the court in Landmark v. Kessler, a Kansas, State of Kansas case. It went to the

Kansas Supreme Court, and they went to the court and said that this requirement

with the clerk of the court. And the Supreme Court of Kansas said that MERS was right.

former parole officer, former probation officer, former assistant warden in Arkansas Department of Corrections.

I'm from Arkansas originally, been in Texas nearly 30 years.

Okay, now we go to Jeff in Arkansas.

He's in Arkansas. He may be...

Yes, I was in Arkansas, but I was on Mississippi State campus.

They are in Kansas City, Missouri.

They're from Kansas.

Oh, Missouri, Missouri and Kansas, both of those states, they screw up everything.

When we come back, I'll go to Jeff in Arkansas.

Guy from Arkansas is on topic.

Right now, we're going to go to Jeff, who is either in Arkansas or Alaska.

Hey, fellas, I'm in Arkansas, and it's really good to talk to everyone.

You might look at that in Arkansas law to see if they have a charge of abusive process.

At least 20 tornadoes were reported across the three states Saturday, 14 in Kansas, five

And landmark v. Kessler, the Supreme Court of Kansas said that while you can do that, it's perfectly legal to do that.

OK, then we're going to go to Guy in Arkansas.

You need to look up the Arkansas bar standards and see if Arkansas has a set of standards

Yeah, I'm sorry. I don't want to confuse my listeners. The listeners, I'm from Arkansas,

but Mississippi has a meteorology program and Arkansas doesn't. So I moved to Mississippi

We're talking to Jeff in Arkansas, and Ken had a question before. This is Ken McDonnell.

talking Jeff in Arkansas and it looks like they're doing everything they can to get you

Now we have Guy from Arkansas. Before we go to Ken, we'll take Guy. Guy, what do you

he's not being given his due process, right? Well, you're going to have to look at in Arkansas

I'm in Arkansas. He's right here. Okay. Yeah. And the other thing here is, when you know

He's in Arkansas.

I'm sorry, Arkansas.

I don't know if it says that in Arkansas.

However, pay close attention to what it says on that website because, for instance, Arkansas's statutory website says very clearly that none of the information on that website is to be deemed to be true and correct.

the sudden death of blackbirds in BB Arkansas in January was divine punishment

birds in BB Arkansas in January was divine punishment for the repeal of the military's

We're going to go to Guy in Arkansas when we come back.

However, I did an FOA on my Arkansas tribunal that oversees the hearing, because I could

I did call his boss this morning in Kansas City or the man he told me to call that would

I talked to the census workers, boss in Kansas City too, and I have a really nice recording of this.

And at the end of the day that day from this boss in Kansas City, I got chapter seven out of the title 13.

Clyde McQueen, an African American who runs a job placement firm in Kansas City, said,

and then rain into West Texas, rain into Oklahoma, rain into southern Kansas.

During Scott's two-decade television career, he worked in Topeka, Kansas, Omaha, Nebraska,

from Kansas down into Texas, down into South Texas, and it'll be strong storms coming through,

The Joplins are going to happen. The Greensburg, Kansas things, they're going to happen with increasing frequency because we've overstepped our bounds on this planet.

During Scott's two-decade television career, he worked in Topeka, Kansas, Omaha, Nebraska, Tulsa, Oklahoma, Albany, New York, and Pocatello, Idaho.

This is Jerry out of Kansas.

in Kansas.

All right, we are left with Jim and Kansas, who is calling back in. Jim, what can I do for you?

Yeah, the statutes say the same thing in Kansas that you have the right to be taken before magistrate.

I have read some state statutes that you have to request, but in Kansas, it's in the criminal procedure.

Right now we're going to take Jim in Kansas.

In Kansas, okay, what he wrote on the ticket was violation of KSA 8-2503, which is a secondary

Now that's not a Kansas statute, but it has been adopted, that's the key here, adopted

by the Kansas Corporation Commission as a rule.

Primary violation in Kansas means that that is the only reason they need to stop you for

you have to file a motion for discovery and or an open records to get it, whatever Kansas

Okay, that was my catch because even the question, if KCC, Kansas Corporation Commission, which

I don't, how does the Highway Patrolmen have the ability to enforce a Kansas Corporation

The Kansas administrative, the Kansas annotated statutes, there is no provision anywhere that

Is there a procedure in Kansas law that allows that to occur?

Is there a procedure under Kansas law that allows you to do that?

Because you know how they say, state of Kansas or state of this or state of that?

The state of Kansas, Mr. or Mrs., has anyone from the state of Kansas built out a sworn complaint and signed to it under penalty of perjury other than the prosecutor attempting to act?

In Kansas...

Well, the controlling case law in Kansas is Copped versus Kansas that states that an alleged injury has to be distinct,

Corpus Delicti versus Kansas is civil.

business model. MERS told the Kansas court that the requirement to register the sale of the

Kansas said that you are absolutely right. The requirement to file the sale of the security

He calls in to the dispatch to run my expired Kansas license. Now, just like every other state of the union, Kansas license has an expiration date on it, just like everything else.

Okay, good night. We're going to go to Jerry in Kansas.

No, I was, you know, in Kansas, they said along the highway, quite a bit, they left us for the entrance.

Before all of this got in the news, before the Ibanez case in Massachusetts, the landmark Kessler in Kansas

And those seven states are Alabama, Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Texas, and Virginia.

The Supreme Court of the state of Kansas addressed this issue, probably one of the first to fully

of Kansas that they were the nominee for the lender,

Kansas Court said, what's a nominee? We don't recognize the term. Get out of

Every state has it. Now, not every state is up to date with the actual books, and Arkansas, for instance, will tell you that nothing posted on this website is to be considered valid.

I'm going to Dan in Connecticut, Jerry in Kansas.

Alright folks, now we're going to go to Jerry in Kansas.

Which was the first time I'd ever seen that, you know, being from Kansas.

I've done that many times with Kansas.

And what they do in Kansas is they go ahead and cash it.

Okay, now we're going to go to Steve in Arkansas.

Steve in Arkansas, Stephen in Idaho.

That is pretty close to what occurred in landmarks in Kansas.

county sheriff, county, state prosecutor, state judge in the state of Kansas.

This is exactly what Landmark v. Kessler, the Supreme Court in Kansas said in Landmark v. Kessler

Oklahoma, Kansas, and North Dakota.

If you come into the court, as MERS did in the landmark V. Kessler case in Kansas, and

Okay, where do you file this lawsuit? It's a regional company. In other words, it's Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico. You were harmed in Texas. They are doing business in Texas, therefore, even if they're a multinational company.

We've got Joe from Texas and Bill from Arkansas. Joe, what is your question for Leila?

We've got Bill from Arkansas now. Bill, what is your question for Leila?

Arkansas somewhere and brought

It all depends, and I say that because we'll use Arkansas for an example.

Arkansas has a blurb on their statute page that said, we take no responsibility in keeping

So, you had mentioned a few weeks ago, I think it was Leslie in Pennsylvania talked about in a Kansas higher court ruling that, or the attorney from here is saying that they don't have authority to assign anything, basically.

No, no, that wasn't Kansas.

You think that Kansas case was Lambert-Gree-Kester.

No, that's not in Texas. This is a little town in Arkansas.

Arkansas? Oh.

Okay, first thing is have you read the procedures for going to court there in Arkansas?

fine, take a recorder in both of you, if you can record in Arkansas in public anyway, and record it and make a record of it and then do a transcript and a notarized transcript and affidavit after the fact and basically submit that to the court

But this is Paragold, Arkansas.

SWAT officers will stop questioning ID pedestrians in Paragold, Arkansas.

Now the phone number to this police department in Arkansas is 870-236-7621.

The people are not required to submit to such questioning nor to produce ID on demand, not even those in Arkansas.

And we're just going to sit back and go, oh, okay. Well, I'll take that back. In Arkansas they very well could.

I have relatives in Arkansas, so no, I am making a joke.

Post your comments. Let these idiots know, hey, if I'm passing through Arkansas on foot or on a wheel or anything,

Exactly. And Arkansas is the same way. And I heard that Colorado, those three states here are in extreme this way. And then Florida is like the opposite.

The landmark, the Tesla case in Kansas, they address this nominee thing.

When I first came to Texas, I stopped at Texarkana, and that's right where you cross in from Arkansas

Okay, we're going to go to Steve in Kansas. Hello, Steve.

Randy Kelton, Debra Stevenson, Eddie Craig, and we're talking to Steve in Kansas.

Okay, now we're going to go to Steve in Kansas.

Okay, we are back. Randy Kelton, Denver Steve, and Zeddy Craig, Rule of Law Radio, and are talking to Steve in Kansas.

Okay, we're going to Steve in Kansas.

And I'd like to know how to find some good experienced prosaic people in Kansas.

I don't know of any in Kansas.

You can, I mean, if Kansas is anything like Connecticut, all the cases like you can find like just the summary of what pleadings have been filed.

Well, there is a Cherokee County, Kansas, so I'm just curious.

Do you have any big towns in Kansas?

the ExxonMobil Pegasus Pipeline ruptured Friday, March 29, in Tiny Mayfield, Arkansas.

in Tiny Mayfield, Arkansas.

Services. I know that those famous people at the Hillsboro Baptist Church out of Kansas

I am afraid, right now I'm staying with my mother in Arkansas, but I am afraid to walk into Starkville, Mississippi and just walk up into the courthouse because after what I've been through, it wouldn't surprise me if they didn't get one of the policemen to put some drugs in my pocket or something and I'm off to jail again.

state over in Arkansas. I'm about 500 miles away. That's good. It makes you harder to

In Arkansas, just to give you a good example of what I'm talking about.

In Arkansas, in their code, it's current code now, Arkansas code annotated.

they're operating under, like I showed you in Arkansas, for example, the only reason

Arkansas, I think, has six.

The Supreme Court of Kansas and Landmark v. Kessler, they had no idea what it means.

Okay, we had another caller from Kansas, but he seems to have dropped off.

Okay, Jerry in Kansas.

which under family law rules in Kansas, it goes under civil procedure,

And according to the Landmark v. Kessler case out of Kansas where MERS explained this process to them,

And the Supreme Court of Kansas agreed with them.

Lisa in Kansas.

Randy Kelton, Deborah Stevens, Rule of Law Radio and we're talking to Lisa in Kansas.

So as I understand, is Kansas a judicial state or a deed of trust state?

Okay, in Texas there is a difference and I'm not sure exactly how it is in Kansas.

I'd have to look at the law in Kansas but almost certainly you would do a petition

Randy Kelton, Debra Stevens, Rule of Law Radio, and we're talking to Lisa in Kansas.

Randy Kelton, Deborah Stevens, Rule of Law Radio, and we're talking to Lisa from Kansas.

Like Arkansas doesn't require a tile, doesn't require plates whatsoever, and that's a neighboring

An Arkansas police officer is at the center of a lawsuit

She's now suing Carter and the city of Haskell, Arkansas, in federal court.

An Arkansas police officer is at the center of a lawsuit

She's now suing Carter and the city of Haskell, Arkansas, in federal court.

An Arkansas police officer is at the center of a lawsuit filed by a woman who claims she was tasered for refusing to show her breasts.

She says it was not his first lute advance towards her. She's now suing Carter and the city of Haskell, Arkansas, in federal court.

An Arkansas police officer is at the center of a lawsuit

She's now suing Carter in the city of Haskell, Arkansas, in federal court.

An Arkansas police officer is at the center of a lawsuit

She's now suing Carter and the city of Haskell, Arkansas, in federal court.

Now, this is a bank in Arkansas and I'm in Washington.

Do I sue them in Washington or Arkansas?

The banks in Arkansas, that's diversity of jurisdiction.

We're going to go next to Amexon in Arkansas.

and we're talking to a Nixon in Texas and Arkansas.

That mess up here in Arkansas.

it would be sold at the county steps in Arkansas.

I'm in Texas, but I bought a home in Arkansas, my mother and my stepfather's home, to save it.

Do you have someone in Arkansas who can do that or is the registrar of deeds online where you can access them from the Internet?

The thing there that's questionable and might be a defense incomplete for it is that it's notarized by a member of their staff in Arkansas, and I didn't attend the closing.

Very interestingly, I suspect you know, I think it was 2010, there was a ruling by the Arkansas Supreme Court that MERS at least didn't have standing to foreclose.

Arkansas is a non-judicial foreclosure state and they have for many years had the ability

We're going to AMEX in Arkansas.

512-646-1984 is the number to dial, and we're going to go to Bernice in Arkansas.

Hello, Bernice in Arkansas.

Well, you know, when you're in Arkansas, you're not expected to wear shoes.

You're from Arkansas, but you're not speaking Hillbilly.

The other 49 states, including Arkansas, operate from the Bureau of Land Management.

Now we're going to go to Bernice in Arkansas.

Okay, we are back. Joe Esquivel and Steve Skidmore are talking to Bernice in Arkansas.

Arkansas? Arkansas, honey. Arkansas. Oh, that's right.

Yes. So if you can't find the bar standards for Arkansas,

But looking at that, and Arkansas will have a form that you can go to their Bar Association website and find the form.

and we're talking to Bernice in Arkansas.

According to the Associated Press, a Kansas judge Wednesday granted the request for the

According to the Associated Press, a Kansas judge Wednesday granted the request for the

the los angeles times reports the safe carry protection act takes effect july 1st in kansas

In Kansas, meanwhile, Governor Sam Brownback has signed into law legislation

In Kansas, meanwhile, Governor Sam Brownback has signed into law legislation

In Kansas, meanwhile, Governor Sam Brownback has signed into law legislation making it

I had a my sister-in-law's boyfriend worked with a guy that was from Arkansas and he got

And they went to Arkansas and picked him up and brought him to Texas.

In Kansas, meanwhile, Governor Sam Brownback has signed into law legislation making it

In Kansas, meanwhile, Governor Sam Brownback has signed into law legislation making it

I'm in Arkansas.

Oh, you're in Arkansas, okay.

But the Kansas court, they addressed that in Landmark v. Setsia, forget the name, I

think it's Landmark v. Kansas.

And the Kansas court told MERS that, yeah, you are right.

what the Landmark-Greer-Kessler case did, is they didn't have any case law in Kansas

Okay, here in Arkansas, after I was arrested for my gun in Mississippi, the University

of Arkansas denied me access to the college.

Okay. We are going to Jerry in Kansas. Hello, Jerry.

I was wanting to switch over into Kansas.

Oh, yeah, Jerry in Kansas.

and will come to an end in Kansas City over the July 4th weekend.

At least it ain't in Arkansas.

and will come to an end in Kansas City over the July 4th weekend.

This is Rule of Law Radio, and we are going to go to Michael in Kansas.

And if it doesn't meet the requirements of Kansas law in relation to eviction proceedings,

and what the tenant laws are for Kansas.

Okay. In Kansas law, who's required to perform service for a suit like this?

All right, folks. This is rule of law radio. The call in number 512-646-1984. Michael in Kansas. I see you there. Please don't go anywhere. I'll pick you up after we get done with Kevin.

That was the argument Merz brought to the Kansas Supreme over the requirement to file changes in the interest in the security instrument with the county recorder.

And the Kansas court told them that they agreed it is archaic, costly, and cumbersome.

It's similar in Arkansas, I would bet. But yeah, here's the question. I'm a Texas resident.

That's Arkansas. So they'd have to do it under quiet pilot. And if they couldn't,

The caller from Arkansas. I'm going to task you with two things. I want you to go and look at your

But I was just concerned. The whole reason we're having this conversation is that I look up Arkansas

So, I submitted an affidavit and then, you know, filed this motion because it's passed the five-year statute of limitation in the state of Arkansas.

Wait a minute. You said Arkansas, but I'm seeing Texas on my screen.

I live in Texas, but this property is in Arkansas.

And B, most importantly, about 30 days later, there is an order of non-suit that they copied me on, just saying, according to Arkansas Rule 41 for Rules of Civil Procedure, they wish to non-suit this action and have it dismissed without prejudice. From what I read, that might just completely open this up to have them come back and sue me.

My first thought was since Arkansas prior to 2010 and some rulings,

Arkansas is a non-judicial state, isn't it?

The last I heard he was moving to Arkansas

I had a good referral out there, but he said spoofed to Arkansas.

No, I'm back in Arkansas.

In Landmark v. Kessler out of Kansas, Murray's told the court that this requirement that

Benton, Arkansas? You call down there and the strategy is you call down and ask, who

Oh, it's not, but in the state of Arkansas, there happens to be such a thing in this case

far as it goes, I think Montana did the same thing from looking at stuff online, but Arkansas

in Arkansas law.

Oh, I put it together because in the whole state of Arkansas, as far as I know, there's

a motion to extend my foreclosure case, which is in Arkansas, using the argument more or

However, there's an interesting thing in the Arkansas property code that says something

So basically, I have something here that's interesting because in the state of Arkansas,

But as far as it goes, in the Supreme Court decision from the Arkansas Supreme Court,

might have bearing in the state of Arkansas, which does things a little different from

non-existent company you'll get lots of hits, and if you have someone in Arkansas

who can do a search in Arkansas you'll probably get a bunch of Arkansas hits on that issue.

I'm going to file a quiet title action against MERS, which has no standing in the state of Arkansas based on the Supreme Court rulings.

But I want to ask you guys, if I might get your take on this in the property code in the state of Arkansas,

of Gordon Call in Arkansas on June the 3rd of 1983 and of course they had tried to get

in Arkansas and shot him in the back of the head.

single-handedly and ended up going on an escape that took him to Arkansas three months later,

and we were just getting to the murders in Arkansas. Okay, pick it up, Pat.

Right. Well, Gordon escaped to Arkansas. What he felt like was under a cloud and a divine

there where Bill Clinton's drug running was going on? Mina. Mina, Arkansas, of all places.

Arkansas from there. Meanwhile, the trial was going on for his son and friends, and

June the 3rd, what happened, the family back in Mountain Home, Arkansas, the daughter knew

Arkansas, and Marshall walked in while Gordon was watching the news. The volume was turned

In this case, I'm in Arkansas.

What is the statute of limitations in Arkansas on collecting a lien against real property?

Okay, in Arkansas, is that a mortgage state?

I should essentially craft an Arkansas-related plea to the jurisdiction.

Do you have someone in Arkansas who can do some Google searches for you?

Are you in Texas or are you in Arkansas?

I live in Texas, probably in Arkansas.

If you do a search in Austin for Arkansas stuff, you're going to get very little.

But if you've got somebody in Arkansas who just to have them put in the name of the case,

the state case, the Texas case, and in space, Arkansas,

and that will find you a document that has referenced this case that also has Arkansas in it.

Because generally what you will find is an Arkansas case that referenced this case,

and that will, from the case that you find, you'll find more Arkansas cases on point.

Unless you could just go online and find Arkansas subject matter jurisdiction challenges,

But if you happen to have someone in Arkansas, they'll get better hits there than you do here.

And since you're in Texas and they're in Arkansas,

I have an aunt in Kansas that thinks I'm absolutely insane for even embarking on this endeavor.

In the state of Arkansas, they've only changed things recently

How did we get from Texas to Arkansas?

And the property is in Arkansas?

They have no authority, and it's been ruled by the state Supreme Court in Arkansas to be that way

If it's been ruled on by the Supreme Court of Arkansas, you've got controlling case law

Then you need to go back to, what is it, Arkansas?

Arkansas, yeah

You need to go back to your Arkansas statutes and check on that issue

In light of the fact that in the state of Arkansas

And if Arkansas has a county registrar of deeds

That's in the Arkansas statutes too.

Arkansas.

Arkansas.

Okay, Arkansas.

and they have specific statutes in Arkansas that says,

in the state of Arkansas at least, they note that if it's done with a third party,

Now, I don't know what they're called in Arkansas, but each judge has their own clerk that handles their calendar.

Now, I drive from Arkansas to Mississippi once every three months for two weeks because

Hello, I'm actually in Arkansas, not Arizona.

The problem, I'm in Arkansas and my husband is residing in Kansas,

Kansas and Arkansas both say do 50-50,

We are speaking with Jamie in Arkansas, and I wanted to put my two cents in here

The problem was according to Landmark v. Kessler, a Kansas case where MERS came to the court

It's in Arkansas.

So do I need an Arkansas attorney?

Is Arkansas a judicial state?

Arkansas is nowhere near as great as Pennsylvania in that case, from what I read a little bit.

and I'll try to find some Arkansas case law, which I gave up on before, but I'll dig on

I mean, when you look at the court case that's from Kansas and you look at when the CEO of

Your cause is in Arkansas, isn't it?

In, okay, this is Arkansas?

Yeah, it's Arkansas.

In Arkansas, is there a quiet title provision or statute?

This document is insufficient under Arkansas law.

And you make the argument that because it's insufficient under Arkansas law

But you should look in Arkansas to see if they have a provision to take on a lawyer

I don't know what the rules are in the Bar Association in Arkansas,

I'm still trying to find the best Arkansas cases that would support my situation,

However, gentlemen, the thing here, and it becomes interesting, in Arkansas there are

service, they have to submit, probably under the rules of civil procedure in Arkansas,

Unless there's something different in Arkansas law, a non-suit can be filed at any time even

perfect now and he left so I drove back to Arkansas without filing for an appeal and without

This is in Arkansas.

Oh, that's right. The property was in Arkansas. Okay.

something in this particular state exes have a lot more than arkansas but um this seems like it's

in arkansas that's being foreclosed on and they exceeded the statute of limitations and the court

Well, this happens to be on a debt collection case out of Kansas City, Moe.

actually two Kansas cities.

On the east side of the Missouri River is Kansas City, Missouri, and on the west side

is Kansas City, Kansas.

She lives in Kansas City, Missouri and belonged to a man who lived in Kansas City, Kansas.

in Kansas City, Missouri of $82 million.

and we went out to Arkansas, Missouri,

So about a month ago, my family and I, we decided to go on a trip, and we traveled through Texas, went to Arkansas, and then on our way back,

Well, one of the things you might consider, in Kansas City, Missouri recently,

It's in Arkansas, nonjudicial state, nonrecording state,

And interestingly, in the state of Arkansas,

He filed it in the state of Arkansas.

So he gets to come to Arkansas.

as I've been reading MERS v. Southwest Homes in the state of Arkansas,

It only challenges the sufficiency of the document as concerns the rules in Arkansas for filing.

But it's interesting in that Arkansas is known to not be a recording state.

actually we know that Arkansas is a recording state.

Otherwise, nobody could ever go to Arkansas and buy the property.

Arkansas cannot let that happen.

Yes, there is, because Kansas has got a nice little fat statute of $7,500 per call.

Kansas?

Wasn't it Kansas that got the 80-something million?

Wasn't it Kansas that got the 80-something million judgment against the debt collector recently?

I just can't remember what the jurisdiction was, but I don't think it was Kansas.

It was either Kansas City or Missouri.

Oh, it was Kansas City, Missouri.

And then the third tort letter is when I have tried to go to the University of Arkansas

Okay. I've got one quick question. That is the administrative hearing that I had at the University of Arkansas

where they denied me entrance and basically accused me of possibly wanting to kill people on this campus in Arkansas.

Well, I don't know. I mean, it was the University of Arkansas.

That's a good question. The University of Arkansas, it's a university, so they would fall under open records

Then most likely it should have been recorded, but that would be almost certainly open records, the Arkansas Records Act.

Yeah. Well, as I read the codes, if Arkansas is similar to Texas and other states I've looked at,

And every state that I have looked at has a statute that reflects the Ku Klux Klan Act. Absolutely, Arkansas is going to have one.

So my question tonight is I'm going to sue another college, not Mississippi State, but Arkansas State.

state of Arkansas where the property is simply because there's real estate code

Texas the the Texas advice I've gotten was great finding someone in Arkansas

Arkansas Supreme Court clerk's office and interestingly I'm thinking here I've

this a mortgage or a deed of trust? Yes it's in Arkansas it's a deed of trust

specific rule in Arkansas and the question is whether that opens up the

is without knowing Arkansas rules of procedure but that's what usually

you already filed okay well recognize recognize that if this rule in Arkansas

accept an appeal without the transcript that may be the case in Arkansas that's

seven years there will have been a major case before the Arkansas Supreme Court

case on Google and add Arkansas behind it and that should find you any case in

Arkansas that's referenced the federal cases that I sent you okay okay that's

that makes sense and that Arkansas but literally I'm going to say that the

a little better case law and there's very little in the state of Arkansas where this case is.

know if it's in Texas or not. I need to look it up just for fun. But in the state of Arkansas,

I don't have a clue about Arkansas, but I'm going to look into it.

In Arkansas, is it a requirement that you make a motion for new trial prior to appeal?

But then we had a case in Kansas recently where the jury awarded someone $83 million dollars

Alabama, Kansas, Montana, Texas, Ohio, and just on and on and on.

I live in Arkansas. I live right above you.

I told the judge in the hearing that in the state of Arkansas, there's a law, there's

We're here with Jeff Sedgwick, and we're talking to Mark in Texas about his property in Arkansas.

There's not a lot of case law in Arkansas and they seem to do different things at times.

and there's other cases where at least in Arkansas they say standing is not an aspect of subject matter jurisdiction.

But you're looking at Arkansas code, right?

Put in the case law citation and then behind it put Arkansas.

You should get Arkansas cases that cite this law, this case.

because there's certainly none in the state of Arkansas.

If you can't find it in Arkansas, under full faith and credit,

If you're searching for a particular issue and you can't find it in Arkansas law,

If Arkansas has not addressed a particular issue, but another state has,

then you can pull that issue into Arkansas and say,

Yeah, a woman out of Kansas City, Missouri.

It may be different in Arkansas,

So you give the state of Arkansas or the county commissioner's court,

Okay, how are things going in Arkansas?

And in the case law that I find in the state of Arkansas,

I don't think you can do that in Arkansas.

I've run across lawyers that I think were respectable, honest, straight shooter guys in the state of Arkansas

You see the state of Arkansas in the federal court.

while this year Portland, Oregon, Lawrence, Kansas, Albuquerque, New

the change last year, while this year Portland, Oregon, Lawrence, Kansas, Albuquerque, New

that was filed with the courts in the state of Arkansas.

Jeff said, if he's listening, he may want to come in and tell us about the woman in Kansas City who got a call from a debt collector

Arkansas. Arkansas.

This would be in the state of Arkansas.

I don't know if they actually allow deficiencies in Arkansas or not.

On the other hand, in some states, and I'm thinking of Kansas right now,

And therefore, this person can't have, you just look at Arkansas law and write a real focused challenge to that particular document.

Muggler v. Kansas, 123 U.S. 623

False imprisonment may or may not be a crime in Arkansas

I might want to check that in Arkansas

Mulder v. Kansas, U.S. case.

case and maybe some other evidence and it's made in the state of arkansas where mers has no capacity

I do have a question about Arkansas.

Maybe there's something that's tied to the fact that there's a judgment relative to the property in Arkansas.

How is it that here in often Texas in this district or wherever in this, in this federal area, whatever it is, how is it that they would have jurisdiction over this matter versus attorneys in or the system in Arkansas?

They are in Arkansas.

Anyone between you and Arkansas would have jurisdiction.

was in direct violation of Arkansas Code such and such.

And in order to be a practicing attorney in the state of Arkansas,

In the state of Arkansas, unlike other states, MERS cannot assign.

And the interesting situation, in Arkansas, it doesn't have to be an assignment filed at all.

In, in Mississippi, now I'm living in Arkansas right now, but if I get a letter from the

I am in Arkansas right now, even though the case is in Mississippi, and a lot of times

I filed it from Fort Smith, Arkansas.

I mailed it from Fort Smith, Arkansas.

I think it was Mark in Arkansas, Mark in Texas who had an issue in Arkansas that we talked

this area that you would in, say, Arkansas or Texas.

I talked to a guy in Texarkana, Texas, he said Arkansas is probably better than Texas,

and decided, that it's best that I file it in Arkansas.

I need the state law in the state of Arkansas, which says MERS can't assign, in order for

I was looking for an actor who is in the state of Arkansas.

You get one defendant in the state of Arkansas, they can't remove it to the Fed.

Right. They're out of business in this instance. And according to the Supreme Court case in Arkansas, MERS doesn't hold the note.

File them in Pennsylvania. File them in Arkansas.

You might look at the criminal procedure code in Arkansas.

I got it. They're in Utah. They filed it in a county in the state of Arkansas.

Yeah, I'm figuring and here's a question for you. If it's filed in the Fed, then the Fed is a lot more friendly to MERS than the state law would be in the state of Arkansas.

This is something that's only criminal and aggravated perjury and wrong and invalid and void on its face based on the law in the state of Arkansas from what I understand.

So Arkansas may be the best place to file it.

I talked to one of the foreclosure fighters here in Austin who couldn't do a thing for me in Arkansas, but I loved his attitude.

Now, when this lawyer said there's nothing he can do for you in Arkansas, this is – if he filed a federal action for a procedural due process,

that won't be in Arkansas, that'll be here in Texas, like if you see the judge and the lawyers.

an assignment which is fraught on its face based on Arkansas statutes which prevent MERS

I racked my brain for a few months trying to find Arkansas case law,

and in the state of Arkansas where this case took place,

but as far as I can tell, as I've mentioned this to some attorneys in Arkansas,

on subject matter jurisdiction in Texas and found nothing in Arkansas.

Under full faith and credit, you can bring Texas case law to Arkansas.

because MERS can't in Arkansas per Southwest Homes v. MERS, very plain language.

that's already been decided in Arkansas?

so I could move it to Arkansas where I live.

and then reopen it in Arkansas.

but we're gonna try to move it to my state in Arkansas

for sanction in my court here in Arkansas

And we had decided that we wanted to move it to Arkansas. So I filed a motion to change venue

Did you send a copy of that motion to transfer to Arkansas?

Do you know what the rules in Arkansas are on transfers?

So I'm going to notify my Arkansas court I'm going to what should I do with the Mississippi court send them another

Okay for transferring find out what the rules are in Arkansas for transferring because it could be that Mississippi court's sitting there waiting for

Some sort of acknowledgment from Arkansas. I don't know but you need to find out what the rules are

Can't move a Mississippi case to Arkansas if they're state cases that's just not going to happen

So your last caller, Dale from Missouri, and I'm just down here in Arkansas

Or I got arrested and thrown in jail for a day and then got sent home to Arkansas

His name is Ray Wallace, and he's actually dean of a college in Kansas right now.

I'm in Arkansas.

Oh, are you living in Arkansas now?

Oh, wait, this is, okay, you're in Arkansas and this is in Mississippi.

And this judge is in Arkansas and as a wise man, that would be you,

He's a district judge in the state of Arkansas.

Well, this is Arkansas. You got me mixed up with a guy.

I'm sorry. I got you mixed up with Jeff in Mississippi who actually lives in Arkansas

and I'm talking to Mark in Texas whose case is actually in Arkansas. I'm confused.

And I put in some relevant Arkansas cases.

In Arkansas, there's almost nothing.

The action took place in Mississippi. However, I live in Arkansas and Title 28 U.S. Code 1391, venue generally, the Section E1 actions where the defendant is an officer or employee of the United States.

It claims that the plaintiff can file the case or the federal case in the state where he lives. In my case, that would be Arkansas, and that would be nice.

So they're right. I need to start that case in Mississippi and not in Arkansas.

Actually, I reversed it. I filed it first in Mississippi and then someone told me I could file it, refile it in Arkansas, which would be more convenient for me. No, you can only do that under the conditions in which it's stated if you're suing a United States official.

Now we're going to move to next up here, David in Arkansas.

I am not familiar with the exact statutes in Arkansas.

So if you're 48 over in Arkansas, or as all I know,

or if that even matters in Arkansas.

Now, the other thing is, is if the Arkansas statute specifically relate only to

So Butch in Kansas, let's get your intro information here and then we'll pick you up after this break that's coming up.

And I talked to a top-notch attorney in Kansas City about that.

Bradley or Chelsea Manning, the soldier in prison in Kansas for leaking classified information to WikiLeaks in 2010,

Bradley or Chelsea Manning, the soldier imprisoned in Kansas for leaking classified information

Okay, just like it does in Arkansas.

and official capacities at the University of Arkansas, Fort Smith, I also appear as

employed by the University of Arkansas and plaintiff does not seek injunctive relief

Okay, so my second question is, I have a trial coming up here in Arkansas, and it is a Title

42, 1983 trial in the Western District of Arkansas.

This is the one in Arkansas

He leaves a major, easy, private gig that he had locked down in the bag for 10 years to go work at a law firm in Little Rock, Arkansas, okay

He goes to work in 2006 for QTAC Rock LL in Little Rock, Arkansas

Within a year of working at this law firm in Little Rock, Arkansas, he moves back to Austin

Richest families in Arkansas who donate millions to the Clintons

Yeah, well, how about we start filing public information requests in the state of Arkansas, you know?

who comes from one of the richest families in Arkansas, I think one of the top five

That apparently is a Clinton shill, worked for the Clinton cronies in Arkansas

All right, that being said, let's start with Gary in Kansas tonight.

This is Rule of Law Radio, and we are talking with Gary in Kansas.

If I drive from here to Tennessee, I don't have to get a Tennessee license, an Arkansas license.

Well, hell, I was born in Arkansas, dang netta.

We had the attorney general from Texas go to Arkansas, pick up a guy who had never been

My brother-in-law worked at a machine shop with a guy who was brought from Arkansas to Texas.

Well, the guy wasn't paying child support. The attorney general went to Arkansas and got him and brought him to jail, put him in jail, and told him they would let him out of jail to go to work.

The only ones you can't rely on at all are the ones you find in Arkansas because they

but he currently lives in Arkansas.

on the eastern border right where Louisiana and Arkansas come together. Neither one of them

That's why Texas courts can't rule on Louisiana issues or Arkansas issues, even though they're bordering states.

The case was in Fort Smith, Arkansas, so it went up to...

Okay, now we're going to go to James in Arkansas. Hello, James.

Randy Kelton, Rule of Law Radio, and we're talking to James in Arkansas.

period which believe it or not there's a California statute to do. Oh and so does Arkansas for that

Arkansas surprised the hell out of me the most. Oh my goodness. Okay. Well I can do that. Now I've

Well, you know, Jeff and I called you when you're on your way back from Arkansas the other day, and we're calling in tonight to hear all about going about the criminal complaint process.

All right. Now we have Gary in Kansas. Gary, what can we do for you? Hey, what's up?

I mean, Arkansas has it.

day, Arkansas statute says right in the very beginning that everything in this code applies

That Arkansas statute.

had a company they were supposed to be licensed to leave the state of Arkansas

was not even licensed across state line so the state Arkansas in the state of

There was a woman in Kansas City, Missouri.

in Kansas?

Yes, Daniel in Kansas.

I've never had a driver's license in Kansas or anywhere.

The following year, I get pulled over by Reno County, Kansas Sheriff's Deputy, and promptly

Now, 2000, the state of Kansas Supreme Court ruled the state versus Bowie, knowing it can

I got a rather odd Christmas present, December 23, 2015, Kansas Court of Appeals on two of

My problem is, this is Kansas, and some of the things you do with the magistrate, or in

my case, municipal court judge, here in Kansas we'd be thrown in jail for direct contempt

Well, see, again sir, you have to understand the Kansas law and procedures are a lot different

I was charged with three counts of assault under Kansas law, because that's more than

case in Kansas. And immediately I told him, I want a jury in panel. He immediately got

name from Kansas. We lost you. Call us back. I like that conversation. Daniel from Kansas.

My problem is the way the system's corrupted in Kansas, if I tried anything what you're talking about, I'd be sitting right back in jail.

Number two, I filed a petition called Judicial Review of Administrative Action in Kansas and I filed it in the jurisdiction which means Topeka, not Reno County.

Now when we come back from break, we're going to go to Daniel in Kansas, his first time

There was a woman in Kansas City, Missouri.

They had a woman in Kansas City, Missouri, they went after for a $1,500 debt that was

Wisconsin, Arkansas, Louisiana, and one other state redid their law to be more creditor friendly.

From Arkansas to California

Well, I know this lawyer moved from California to Kansas because he claimed, you know, might

I had Tim and Laura, they found someone in Kansas City who's definitely smarter than

I have got a reference to a guy in Kansas City, the guy I mentioned at the beginning

I just wondered if, you said that there was two guys, one in Kansas City and the other

one in San Diego and the one in Kansas City did respond.

Our friend in Kansas City has said that he wants us to find out what they are actually

Well, then our friend in Kansas City has said that that will be what gives us the chance

Well, last week we had a friend that we've become acquainted with. Randy knows him. His name is Ken Almond. He's out of Kansas City.

And I have a meeting with some lawyers in Kansas City Wednesday of this coming week.

Two lawyers in Kansas City, Missouri, went after this woman for a $1,500 debt, they

And I found another case out of I think it was Kansas that said that you have an absolute right to travel by automobile.

I've got something here that says, Atchison, Kansas.

I'm in Lawrence, Kansas right now.

Okay, yeah, I'm not boned up on Kansas law,

Okay, back to Kansas. Here we go.

I'm from Arkansas. That's my license, at least that's what I thought I had.

So that's the thing, I'm from Arkansas essentially and I'm dealing with this accusation in Colorado.

Did you, okay, did you address the plate issue with Arkansas?

You can file a motion to dismiss with proof from the state of Arkansas.

What I do, if I'm taking a road trip and I know that I'm going to pass through, you know, Arkansas, Missouri, whatever, Kansas, I'll do a little bit of just to get on some search engine first.

I had a guy in I think it was Mississippi somewhere that might have been Arkansas did that and said next time he went in they were going crazy.

The Texas or Canada that's happened in Texas and happened in Arkansas with the US Marshall and my life streamed that.

degree. So we can go into Oklahoma, Arkansas, or any other state and say, the legislature

Tell me what just almost happened in Kansas.

the US prosecutors in Kansas were monitoring all of the conversations

The federal judge just hammered every U.S. attorney in Kansas for that kind of garbage.

I'm technically from Arkansas, but I get around a lot.

up at the appointed time. I can't do it. I'm not from the state. I'm an Arkansas.

read the federal code and then you read the Arkansas code 90 percent of what you read

in the Arkansas code you've already read the federal code mm-hmm you have slightly different

Bankruptcies filed in Kansas City, Missouri, they don't want anybody to know about it. So

Missouri. Kansas City, Missouri. Debt collector went after a woman for $1,200.

so we're in Kansas City, Missouri, sent someone to me who had been pulled over in the town

long stretch of Kansas road. And I'm going to buy a law abiding guy. I love my fellow man.

this future. Brett, have you ever heard of the stone somebody erected in Arkansas?

Doesn't sound familiar. The Arkansas something. The phones are on. If you have a question or

comment, give us a call. 512-646-1984. It's the Arkansas tablet something.

what were the Arkansas, what was that Arkansas stones? What are they called?

It's not Arkansas. It's the Georgia guide stone. Georgia. Well, they're all hillbillies.

A little story about this woman in Kansas City, Missouri.

but that came out of Kansas City.

That was coming out of an army base in Kansas City.

The state of Kansas had outlawed meetings of any size, any place, especially churches.

And the federal judge looked at that case and said, no, no, no, no, no, no, Kansas.

In Mississippi, in Kansas, in that district, it's a federal appeals court.

There's a little story about this woman in Kansas City, Missouri.

A woman in Kansas City, they claim she owed 11 or 1300.

paralegal did. And, you know, I have a friend in Arkansas who used to be paralegal. She started

You know, that does bring up a question when you're trying to find the reciprocal law here in California to say, you know, Texas or Kansas.

I'm looking for Kansas and then put that sitting phrase in and I find something that way.

And there's others that say that there were a bunch of American soldiers sent to China who had been exposed to the virus in Kansas

that our government sent, infected some troops somewhere in Kansas and then sent them to

the head the head judge in Jefferson in Kansas City

circuit court. Okay did you go after the head judge in Kansas City?

they're uh civil infractions uh even arkansas arkansas as backwards as it is specifically says in its own statutes that everything in that code

so fighting a traffic ticket in arkansas is a breeze compared to here and anywhere else where that's not done you just gotta read folks

In Kansas City, all of the U.S. attorneys were thrown out of office for doing exactly that, listening to lawyers accused and their lawyers.

Little Rock Arkansas tell them what you told me I said well I used to live in Fairville

Arkansas and I ran the 10k in Little Rock Arkansas back and I think it was 1990 and I won it in

Arkansas for three years Tina's one of those interesting people tell them about your running

Read the newspaper in 1943 up in Kansas when the fluoride came out of a processing plant for yellow cake.

Now, we're going to go to Jesse 510, isn't that Arkansas?

I think 509 is Arkansas. If you're from 509 area code talk to us. Washington State.

There's a musician out there named Eddie Craig. When I was living in Wichita, Kansas, there were three other Eddie Craig's there in the same neighborhood I was in.

To establish that it took this amount of time to get from California to Kansas.

If you're in Kansas or Idaho or somewhere, you're gonna be looking at your own parallel ones, of course.

And then I said, well, then my question, I gave her a question because I asked her to send me this letter because I'm in Mississippi and my mom's in Arkansas.

All right. Now we have, looks like, James in Arkansas. James or is this Alaska?

New Kansas City

I'm not Kansas City

Okay, we're talking to John in Kansas

Yeah, this is John from Kansas

What state? Kansas, okay

Kansas

Kansas

We had a case in Kansas City, Missouri, where a debt collector came after a woman for $1,500,

These large farms out in Kansas and Illinois, out in the flat, where they raise massive

No, no, you do not get to do that as a rule. I'm not specifically familiar with Kansas, but as a rule, you cannot ask for admissions and interrogatories and such in a criminal case. That's only for simple

So Kansas City specifically says that there needs to be a formal complaint by the prosecutor. Now, if they don't, then we can request a bill of particulars.

And I said the Supreme Court of Kansas specifically states if there's no formal complaint and there's no bill, if they're already too close for the bill of particulars, it is a negative effect on the defense because there's nothing, like there's no clear concise statement of any wrongdoing whatsoever.

Also, the judge, so there's no formal complaint. In Kansas, there's a municipal code that says if there's no formal complaint, if the judge receives information from the city prosecutor about a charge and the judge tells the prosecutor to initiate proceeding, then that judge cannot sit at trial.

So obviously, this is a city admission. It's Kansas City, but it's a small municipal court.

Okay, we are back. Randy Kelton, Brett Fountain, Rue La Radio. And on this Friday, the 24th day of June, 2022, and we're talking to John in Kansas.

Okay, so we're going to go to John in Kansas

Okay, John in Kansas, what do you have for us today?

He went into Kansas to do some shopping at a Salvation Army

Yes, he's from Missouri but up in Kansas City where he shops is in Kansas

So I'm from Kansas

Oh okay, so he was on the Kansas side

I can tell you about Kansas

Kansas City, Kansas is my least favorite city in the United States

But I've been to Kansas City four or five times and have always not liked Kansas City

There's probably some people who like Kansas City

It's actually the city of Mission, which is Kansas City

Okay, John in Kansas, first things first, have you read the codes that give jurisdiction? What constitutes criminal trespass in Kansas?

So does the law in Kansas require that if someone orders you to leave, that you drop whatever you're doing and run as fast as you can to get out of the place?

What does Kansas law say about on-site arrest?

When can you do an on-site, I'm sorry, when can you do an arrest without a warrant in Kansas?

Now he can arrest on a felony, that is if Kansas law is consistent with most other states, an officer can arrest on a felony based on a statement by a third party, but not a misdemeanor, they must personally see or hear

Walker v. Packer, now that's a Texas case, but if you type in Walker v. Packer and then Kansas, you're likely to come up with a case in Kansas that cites Walker v. Packer

No, not right now, but we've done a judicial complaint, in Kansas it's official misconduct, and we also bar-grieved the judge, and we've bar-grieved the hell out of these guys, the prosecutors

You can't get to the district court from a municipal, if it's similar to Texas, do you have county courts in Kansas?

Okay, we are back, Randy Kelton, Wet Fountain, Rule of Law Radio, and we're talking to John in Kansas

Okay, I may have misspoke, the code, the statutes in Kansas say in order to appeal from a municipal court is to the district

Okay, so right now, looking at the statutes, in Kansas there's really not a lot listing appeals from the municipal

Have you searched Kansas law for a declaratory judgment act?

Okay, now we're going to Jim, John in Kansas, John, we've only got a couple minutes, what do you got for us?

Hey, I called a few weeks ago regarding a guy who had a criminal trespass charge in Kansas

It's up there in Kansas City, in Johnson County, Kansas, I mean, they're pretty corrupt

And we looked up the area code, so you're just across the road from Kansas.

Okay, well, I mean, a short synopsis is here in Kansas City, I went to the post office,

bunch of money and very likely the city, Kansas city will write you a check to get you to

Have you filled up the criminal trespass statute in Kansas?

Have you read the criminal trespass statute in Kansas?

Randy Kelton, Brett Fountain, Wheel of Life Radio, and we're talking to Missouri, Kansas.

This Kansas City or Kansas City, Missouri?

Kansas City, Missouri.

I've been to Kansas City, and it is one of my least favorite cities on the planet.

I was driving around in Kansas City, and I see all these women, and they all got these

us, and I thought, you know, those women were not so much better looking than those in Kansas

The ones in Kansas City just looked so dark, and pressed, and seemed to have no concern

I said right then, I don't ever want to go back to Kansas City, and I wound up going

It was worse than I remembered, so I don't like Kansas City.

Kansas City, Missouri is a different town, but you've got a municipality trying to enforce

And then there's, I'll give a shout out to John from Kansas is in your group also, and

I was in a court hearing at Johnson County, Kansas District Court,

Well, I was...how this all started was in Mission, Kansas. I went to shop at a Salvation Army store, and the manager got directly in my face.

I filed it through the mission court clerk at the district court in Johnson County. Unless Kansas is way different than everywhere else, the appeal should have been filed with the court of appeals.

John in Kansas.

clarify, in Kansas, appeals from a municipal court go to the district court.

We are back, and we're talking to John in Kansas.

Now, this appeal in Kansas goes to the district court,

Okay, in Kansas, all judges are magistrates.

Oh, I'm sorry, Kansas.

Does a prosecutor in Kansas have the power to dismiss a prosecution?

Okay, we are back, Randy Felton from Rule of Law Radio, and we're talking to John in Kansas.

Okay, well just to clarify, a criminal complaint in Kansas goes to a magistrate, but it says in the statute that you have to supply the county attorney with a complaint as well.

What does it say in Kansas?

Okay, got that part, but what if he decides he doesn't believe there's probable cause? What is your remedy in Kansas?

And this is going on all over Texas. I don't know what it's doing in Kansas.

And Kansas is the Supreme Court has original jurisdiction of mandamus.

Okay, we are back. Randy Kelton, we're at Fountain Rouge Law Radio, and we're talking to John in Kansas. John, do you have anything else for us?

I'm in Kansas, and I grew up thinking I live in a good state. I mean, they're corrupt. At every turn, they're not following the rules. You've got to read the rules. You have to read the rules.

Jason in Washington, Wisconsin, John in Kansas.

We talked to Jason quite a while, so I'll go ahead and take John in Kansas first.

Okay, going to Jason, John in Kansas.

for Chris in Missouri on his trespassing disorderly conduct case in Kansas.

And so Chris from Missouri, he got arrested in Kansas on criminal trespass and disorderly

In Kansas, for false imprisonment, the statute of limitations is one year.

officers in Kansas, the Kansas Tort Claims Act covers everybody, covers them all.

And I can toll that statute of limitations in Kansas.

Okay, so my issue is with the Kansas Tort Claim Act and the federal is going to call,

the municipality and the private corporation are in Kansas, so he has to do it.

So I'm going to sue, if the Salvation Army in Kansas, sue them for false imprisonment and

Well, what about, like, just specifically the fact that he wasn't taken, the Kansas

Okay, and we're talking to John in Kansas.

in Kansas.

Well, the judge, and we talked about this last time, the judge, he gets in Kansas, he

Those would be different in Missouri, but for Kansas.

Yeah, I have and in Kansas it's a little bit different in that kind of the process that

In Kansas, it will almost certainly be official misconduct.

So our next caller up is Chris, Kansas City, Missouri.

I stopped in Mission, Kansas at a Salvation Army store, basically to shop for a shirt.

And so I'm on appeal to Johnson County, Kansas District Court.

I don't have case law in Kansas.

If Kansas is like every other state, you're required to give notice of tort 60 days before suit.

filed, Southwall PC, by the way, out of Kansas, filed a forged deed of trust.

It was under the jurisdiction of a bankruptcy trustee in Kansas City the whole time, all

We ain't in Kansas anymore, Dorothy.

Anyway, we're going to go to John in Kansas. Hello, John. What do you have for us today?

disorderly conduct in Kansas. However, you know, when we called—

the criminal system in Kansas, but we filed a lawsuit in federal court. We've defeated a motion

to dismiss, and we filed an admitted complaint. So right now, as far as the case in Kansas is,

we have a federal lawsuit going, and we're still fighting the criminal system in Kansas.

We're still fighting the criminal case in Kansas. They are basically—I mean, we're at the verge

Yeah. So that is an issue in Kansas, and Kansas, the law says yes. We need to

We have—it was the Salvation Army in Michigan, Kansas, that they arrested him for trespass.

the process server that he served the city of Michigan, Kansas, and he served the prosecutor

Okay. Does Kansas have a statute for avoidance of service?

Okay. We are back. Randy Kelton, Bret Fountain Wheel Radio, and we're talking to John in Kansas.

We have the trial court reporter. He paid to have a court reporter in the municipal court. In Kansas,

did a writ of mandamus with the Supreme Court in Kansas. On his appeal in Kansas, he has a due

that you will not arraign me. You will not. There is no process in the state of Kansas

Okay. I'm not sure about Kansas, but generally they have that discretion.

call us back. We'll try to get to you. Okay, now we're talking to John in Kansas. John,

the merit. Okay, hold on, hold on. Is this trial de novo? Well, in Kansas, this is where I brought

up the mandamus. In Kansas, it's very strange. There is no case law, and there is no procedure

we did the mandamus and the Supreme Court judge of Kansas denied it. And they said,

Kansas denied it and get them, can we get her first conspiracy to deny him the appeal hearing

What does Kansas law say about the filing of a criminal affidavit with a magistrate?

Okay. We are back. Brenda Kelton, Brett Fountain, Rule of Law Radio, and we're talking John in Kansas.

That's a RICO suit. Does Kansas have a organized crime statute?

basically conclusive allegations. No facts. What are the duties of the prosecuting attorney in Kansas?

prosecutor in Kansas? Okay. I have read that, and it sounds similar to what you just said.

We don't have official misconduct in Kansas, but can we do a federal official misconduct?

municipal prosecutor. Do you have to get a permission from the court to file a second amended in Kansas?

We do. Yes, we will. We've already got our freebie. So the Kansas federal will have to ask.

2023 and we're talking with Kevin in Kansas about the Declaration of Independence and

and the kansas

The state of kansas is still pushing it and that's just one example and I don't understand

kansas

Penal code and kansas criminal procedure code

Whatever they use in kansas

Yeah in kansas, I see and it's the kansas statutes here it says

Okay, we are back randy kelton brett fountain real law radio and i'm talking to kevin in kansas

Have a state specific collection here for some kansas constitution and

The statutes that came from the kansas legislature so he can kind of have a springboard to start with

Yes slash kansas

www.law.cornell.edu slash states slash kansas that'll take you to a springboard you can

statutes that came from the kansas legislature and

Okay, we are back randy kelton brett fountain rule of radio and we're finishing up with kevin in kansas

our first time caller Kevin in Kansas. Hello Kevin what do you have for us today?

uh i think you said kansas yeah so you look at what does the kansas legislature say about

And we're going to our sponsors, but when we come back, we'll go to Kevin in Kansas.

Randy Kelton, Red Fountain, Rule of Law Radio, and we're going to Kevin in Kansas.

You would think that if we can't solve this in this town, in this little county in America, in the middle of Kansas, we really are in trouble.

Okay, we are back. Randy Kelton, Brett Fountain, Rule of Law Radio. We're talking to Kevin in Kansas.

See if you have something similar in Kansas. It's in, I think it's chapter 26 of the penal code.

This is a guy with a gun. What does Kansas say about people making threats when they got guns on their hips?

But in Kansas it looks like it might be Article 54, Crimes Against Persons.

Kansas aggravated criminal threat. The commission of a criminal threat is defined in subsection A

How about terrorism 21-5421 in Kansas?

So you invoke the judge's duty as a magistrate. He either acts on it or he doesn't. And look up what the duties of magistrates are in Kansas.

read them twice, you'll know them better than they do. We had Ken from Kansas, he's

Hello? Okay, I'm from Kansas basically. I have a Colorado number.

Oh, okay. David from Kansas.

Thank you, Eric. Okay, now we're going to go to John in Kansas. Mike, I see you there.

John in Kansas.

I called in before. I'm helping Chris from Missouri. We had a trespass case in Kansas City and then we ended up filing a...

Well, in this situation, he was in Kansas. He lives in Missouri.

Okay, well, then in Kansas. Right, so in Kansas, but the issue was the Salvation Army decided they had a policy that they could make somebody wear a mask.

Okay, we are back. Randy Kelton, Brett Fountain, Rule of Law Radio. We're talking to John in Kansas.

However, we're in Kansas in the 10th district, and there's case law to where people have done the same thing in the 10th district that said, hey, you guys messed up.

So even though they did this, and the lawyer that wrote this has been a lawyer for 41 years in Kansas City.

He's one of the biggest civil rights lawyers in Kansas City.

Okay, we're talking to John in Kansas. And yeah, I really don't think you're gonna get by without filing an amended appeal.

So the judge that we have in the 10th District, Kansas Fed, I actually found a case very similar in the situation that we had two defendants, one did a motion to dismiss, didn't file an answer, then the other did a motion for judgment on the pleadings.

We're going to start with John in Kansas.

We still have a criminal case that we're going and we filed in federal court in Kansas.

We're talking to John in Kansas.

Then that's, is that in the Kansas Code?

It must be the Kansas Federal District is, that's the rule.

My main question is, we have amendments to be made, so we have Kansas Turnclaim Act amendments

the Kansas Tort Claims Act, and we-

and then I'm bypassing the Kansas Tort Claims Act.

Thank you, Katina. Okay, now we're going to go to David in Kansas. Hello, David.

We're talking to David in Kansas.

Call it number 512-646-1984. Now we are going to David in Kansas.

And you may have trained these officials. OK, how big is Kansas? How many counties?

And we're talking to David in Kansas, and I was talking about how to get them set up for a claim they're not gonna wanna have to deal with.

Okay, now we're going to David in Kansas

This is David from Kansas

from Wisconsin, alas, David in Kansas, and I really wanted to talk to him.

Alex in California, Arkansas, New Mexico. Alex, the well-traveled. What do you have for us?

in Arkansas, that privilege and immunity is not specifically designed in Texas law.

though. What would that mean for us? I don't know either. But in Arkansas, by the way,

I argued that because Arkansas has their own FOIA Act and their own FOIA Act only applies

to Arkansas citizens. And because I'm not one, they didn't give me the records that I wanted.

I can see that they might interpret that to mean that everybody that's an Arkansas citizen gets

access to the Arkansas ones and everybody that's a California citizen gets access to the California

ones. You would have the same privileges as Arkansas, which means you'd have to be an Arkansas

you're not. So in Texas, you're not restricted. You'd have to use Texas instead of Arkansas.

or what. Alex, over the break, we were talking over this. If you would bring to Arkansas,

instead of bringing Arkansas text to Arkansas and say,

you need to bring Texas text to Arkansas because Arkansas is restricting its records to Arkansas

the Arkansas records are available to Arkansas citizens. So therefore,

California records. You see this slight difference? Instead of bringing them Arkansas text,

go to Arkansas and say, you have to give me the same privileges as Texas does.