Budding political “thought leader” and failed Power Ranger Jose “Chille” DeCastro participated in two livestreams on Tuesday, taking part in simulcast with another channel on one and later taking part in yet another “fire sale” on his own channel.
DeCastro started the afternoon by appearing in a simulcast broadcast on Matt Weinglass’s The Homeless Left channel. The pair talked about conspiracy theories and their extremist beliefs for about an hour before ending the stream.
The main early talking point that they agreed on was that ending cities’ usage of the FLOCK camera system was becoming a universal hated point. They noted that both Democrats and Republicans have risen up against the machines and DeCastro further advocated for the destruction of the cameras.
Fans who couldn’t get enough of DeCastro got a second dose of the YouTuber later in the night as he returned for yet another fire sale stream on his own channel.
DeCastro admitted during the stream that he had taken Monday off from streaming as he was tired of doing the endless sales for his products in support of his on-going GoFundMe to pay $15,000.00 to an attorney to “take care of” his recent arrest.
The diminutive YouTuber was arrested in Las Vegas on July 3, 2026, for walking in the street when a sidewalk was available and refusing to give police his social security number as part of the booking process.
He has the ability to pay the tickets for the arrest, which will cost roughly $800.00 in fines, but is refusing to take a conviction on his record. The GoFundMe campaign will allow him to pay for attorney Josh Tomsheck of the firm Holland & Tomsheck, who previously successfully convinced Las Vegas authorities not to pursue charges against DeCastro in 2024.
DeCastro says that he has sold out of all of his products because of his constant “fire sales” on products since the arrest. He’s used the need to reorder products as an opportunity to redesign and simplify his product line and eliminate mention of his failed YouVeGotBail.AI product.
Spending the second livestream in his car, DeCastro was accosted by a female security guard for a second time in over the past few days, who interrupted his stream and asked him to move his car as it was parked on the side of a street that closed down at 7PM Pacific Time.
That interaction provided the only real excitement for viewers as DeCastro was completely devoted to selling his products and soliciting donations to his GoFundMe for the entire stream.
DeCastro’s efforts resulted in $215.00 in new donations to his GoFundMe campaign for the day, taking first place in the crowdfunding race for Wednesday. Roy Tripoloni’s campaign for James “James Freeman” Springer placed second with $8.00 in new donations, with no other campaigns receiving donations for the day.
For the mid-month, DeCastro is in the lead for July with $6,480.00 in donations divided between his Helpl Me Defend My Constitutional Rights Campaign and his Help Me Finish YouVeGotBail and Protect the Technology campaign.
Our own Ongoing Expenses campaign is in second place with $991.00 in new donations, followed by SeanPaul “Long Island Audit” Reyes, who has brought in $730.00 divided over three campaigns.
The ever popular Lane Myers placed fourth with $472.00 in new donations to his GiveSendGo account and Roy Tripoloni’s campaign placed fifth with $345.00 in new donations for the midmonth.
Angel “Kansas City Accountability” Moses slides to sixth place with $150.00 in new donations.
Seventh place goes to the First Amendment Protection Agency, with $75.00 in new donations and the campaign for Luis “Real Constitutional Upholders” Johnson has pulled in $5.00 in new donations to take our final spot for the mid-month.
With an August arraignment date looming, DeCastro needs to make another $8,520.00 to meet the goal of his GoFundMe campaign. Because of this, we fully expect yet another “file sale” style livestream later tonight.
