Politico Reporter Questions Legality Of Posting Footage Of Pelosi At Salon Due To CA Being ‘Two-Party Consent’ State

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Politico Reporter Questions Legality Of Posting Footage Of Pelosi At Salon Due To CA Being ‘Two-Party Consent’ State

By: Michael Cantrell, Flag and Cross, September 2, 2020:

Not long after security footage was reported on by various media outlets showing House Speaker Nancy Pelosi violating coronavirus lockdown rules to visit a hair salon, a reporter for Politico put on her shiny white armor and attempted to ride to her rescue, questioning whether or not posting that footage was legal due to California being a “two-party consent” state.

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“Have to ask upon seeing this: Is it legal in CA – a “two party consent” state – to videotape someone in a private home or business without their consent?” Marinucci asked while linking to a Fox News report about Pelosi’s salon visit.

Attorneys quickly pointed out that it is legal to post security camera footage.

Had Marinucci been correct, it would have meant California businesses wouldn’t be allow to even install security cameras without posting some sort of statement suggesting that by entering the store, customers consent to be taped.

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Jack Holan
Jack Holan
3 years ago

A call to reporters to leave California. If this is reality for reporters in California than why even try to report. It’s called self defeatism when one Party holds total control over what will or will not be reported. President Nixon could have decided not to discuss the 18 minute gap in Secretary Woods tape simply because he didn’t care too based on this logic. You simpleton reporters think the Public is going to fall for this kind of moronic logic that passes for law in California la la land.? The rest of the country is to real to let this stuff pass.

Bill
Bill
3 years ago
Reply to  Jack Holan

Apparently Politico thinks their readers would believe that drivel.

Jay
Jay
3 years ago

Lock Downs For Thee But NOT For Me , Just another Demon☭rat Hypocrite, move along nothing to see here.

anonQ
anonQ
3 years ago

“Have to ask upon seeing this: Is it legal in CA – a “two party consent”
state – to videotape someone in a private home or business without
their consent?”

This shows her left wing ignorance.

DemocracyRules
DemocracyRules
3 years ago
Reply to  anonQ

Right.
This would mean that all police body cameras, police car dash cameras, and every other type of camera aimed at the public is illegal. Obviously the ‘Two-Party Consent’ rule needs revision.

volksnut
volksnut
3 years ago
Reply to  anonQ

The nutbags will try to twist/mis-construe everything that does’nt work for them..Complete lack of ANY moral/ethical responsibilty

anonQ
anonQ
3 years ago

“Have to ask upon seeing this: Is it legal in CA – a “two party consent”
state – to videotape someone in a private home or business without
their consent?”

This shows her left wing ignorance.

ladywarrior
ladywarrior
3 years ago

Politico Reporter Questions Legality Of Posting Footage Of Pelosi At Salon Due To CA Being ‘Two-Party Consent’ State

She was in a public place where anyone could come in….see her going and coming….and she was breaking the law that she herself promoted and wanted enforced on others…..

The Reporter needs to get up on the law….which is for ALL.

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AR154U☑ᵀʳᵘᵐᵖ DEPLORABLE 2020
3 years ago

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crazymind99
crazymind99
3 years ago

More than half of California would vote for Pelosi regardless of her criminal activity. It is psychological conditioning causing Borderline Personality Disorder. (AKA TDS)

1PierreMontagne1
1PierreMontagne1
3 years ago

The CCTV secuifty Cameras are in place to redord anyone committing a crime on the premises.
Pelosi committed a crime and the Cameras recorded it. Nothing illegal about the cameras and the evidence. Criminals typically say when caught that they were “set up”. So pelosi’s response is to be expected. Alcoholic Criminal usually do what is expected.

Steve
Steve
3 years ago

What an idiot. Pelosi was in a public place of business. Pelosi is a public figure and therefor has less rights to privacy than an ordinary citizen. This idiot reporter needs to look at USSC decisions to this regard.

movingwaters
movingwaters
3 years ago

Naturally this Politico reporter is only concerned that the truth was exposed. It’s amazing to watch these people twist under their own evil imaginings.

RJ Katz
RJ Katz
3 years ago

A person who is breaking the rules has no expectation of privacy especially when cameras are in plain view. If that were not the case then criminals who are caught on camera killing, beating or robbing someone could claim that they did not give consent and therefore such evidence must be omitted at trial. Pelosi is a criminal crone

volksnut
volksnut
3 years ago

Its called ” security ” for a reason – You think criminals want to be on video tape?

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