‘YOU SHOULD BE HANGED’: Flock CEO CALLED OUT TO HIS FACE In County Meeting! | The Kyle Kulinski Show

Our Take

When a Flock Safety CEO shows up to a county meeting and gets told to his face that he should be "hanged," that's not just political theater — it's a sign of how raw the public nerve is getting over blanket license plate surveillance. Kyle Kulinski and Secular Talk deserve credit for putting a spotlight on these local fights, because this is exactly where the real battle over mass surveillance is happening: not in Washington, but in county commission chambers where regular people are realizing their town quietly signed up to have every car movement logged and stored.

We don't know the specifics beyond what's in the clip, and we're not in the business of cheering on threats against anyone. But the underlying frustration is legitimate. Flock's pitch to local governments has been smooth and well-funded, while the pushback from residents — the people whose plates actually get scanned — has often come too late, after contracts are already signed. Public confrontations like this one are a symptom of a process that too often skips real debate about cost, data retention, and who gets access to years of location history on innocent people.

If your county or city is quietly rolling out these cameras, don't wait for a viral moment to find out. Check our map to see what's already been deployed near you, and use our take-action resources to push for public hearings before the vote, not angry outbursts after.