Special Report With Video Journalist, Adrian Otap

1/12/2020

The founder of E Pluribus Otap talks about the power of a video recorder & a live upload of a political conflict.

OKC-based video Journalist, Adrian Otap was our special guest for an hour-long studio debriefing about some of the more confrontational scenes he covered in the past year.
The Lawton insurrection is one of the more unruly scenes that Oklahomans endured in 2019.
Otap, the founder of E Pluribus Otap , gave his best advice for others who pick up a video recorder to chronicle a conflict in public.
Adrian then gave his best insights about the plight of 2nd Amendment auditor, Tim Harper, of Midwest City. He then provides suggestions for how Oklahomans can come to the support of Harper.
The OKC Jail is another issue we spent time discussing. We learn that several counties face the same problems and we discuss how citizens can make a difference.

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