Live Video: Delgaudio And Conservative Senator Dick Black Defend Jon Tigges, Arrested singing Star Spangled Banner
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Standing
in
front
of
the
Loudoun
County
School
Administration
building
in
Loudoun
County,
Virginia,
Public
Advocate
president
Eugene
Delgaudio,
interviews
two
participants
Thursday
July
1
in
the
raucous
June
22
Public
Hearing
that
resulted
in
the
arrest
on
trespassing
charges
for
Jon
Tigges.
Senator
Dick
Black
is
the
dynamic
speaker
number
70
during
the
public
testimony
requested
by
the
School
Board
and
explains
how
he
presented
his
case
to
the
school
board
that
they
were
operating
outside
the
law
and
that
they
had
been
caught
red
handed
by
citizens
in
tracking
them
down
and
attacking
them
during
two
twenty
minute
segments.
Senator
Black
explains
how
things
got
to
this
point
where
racism
is
institutionalized
and
teachers
are
being
ordered
to
lie
to
children
in
Loudoun
county
about
gender
and
Godly
values
and
throughout
the
nation.
Regarding
the
disproportionate
overreaction
of
the
leftist
school
board,
"the
school
board
was
intimidated
by
the
peaceful
passion
of
patriots
who
sang
the
Star
Spangled
Banner
with
enthusiasm."
Link
to
full
video
interview
here
includes
first
guest
Senator
Dick
Black
(37
minutes)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oi13n5-ii-A
Conservative
Leader
Jon
Tigges
says:
"We
spoke
about
education
standards
and
the
School
Board
was
not
interested
and
the
School
Board
evacuated
when
parents
applauded
speakers
who
embraced
high
education
standards.
Then
I
sang
with
the
whole
crowd
the
Star
Spangled
Banner
and
started
listening
to
each
other
and
present
our
case
in
public
even
with
the
school
board
absent."
After
30
minutes
of
ad
hoc
orderly
speeches
by
citizens
in
the
public
board
room,
the
superintendent
declared
an
unlawful
assembly
and
Tigges
knows
from
my
weekly
demonstrations
at
the
Board
of
Supervisors
that
Virginia
and
Loudoun
laws
spell
out
exactly
what
an
unlawful
assembly
is.
A
peaceful
group
of
parents
talking
to
each
other
is
not
unlawful.
The
superintendent
is
wrong
and
I
decided
to
stand
up
for
my
rights
in
light
of
a
clearly
mistaken
enforcement.
Link
to
full
video
interview
includes
2nd
guest
Jon
Tigges
(37:00
minute
mark)