Joe questions whether certain banking actions are illegal or unlawful. One speaker defends banks as procedurally correct, comparing their processes to court procedures, while another raises concerns about legal scrutiny of these practices.
Is this illegal? Where did this come from? Is this illegal or unlawful?
What the banks are is totally illegal. Okay, that's not you like, right?
But everyone does it, so how is it everyone.
Well, understand what they. What everyone says is. Joe, the bank told me that they're doing everything procedurally correct. Right, like, just like the courts do. Yeah, exactly. It is. We followed procedure correctly. Understand? My last case that I testified in was in Louisiana, And I testified 45 minutes, Lafayette County. Can't.
Imagine you on the stand with this, you know.
And after 45 minutes, you know, one of the questions that the judge asked me was, has anyone been able to dispute your affidavit last five years? I said, no, ma'. Am. They have not been able to dispute or invalidate any of my affidavits. You may not like what I say, but I'm not there to be your friend. Right. And understand that. So. And over the years, I. I've been cussed out by the best of. I can't get into that portal. Well, no, damn it. You don't have a banking license. You cannot get in. I don't. I don't care. High up you are on the chain if you're a real estate broker, you know, again, if you don't have access to the data, you just don't have access.
