Denver Metro Audits & Liberty Troll Gloat in Sunday Livestream

That Randall S. “The Unhinged Attorney” Newman, Esq., and Zachary “Liberty Troll” Kueker joined an overly sensitive Christopher “Denver Metro Audits” Cordova for a livestreamed look on Sunday at the status of their on-going lawsuits against various YouTubers.

The easily triggered Cordova, who had spent time over the weekend fuming over descriptions of his mother as being “hot,” eventually worked himself into a declaration that he does not harass anyone in the course of producing his auditing videos.

“They are the harassers!” he exclaimed about those who do reaction videos based on his works. He also said that the public employees, police officers, security guards and others on his videos also harassed him when he was filming them without permission for his videos and implied that those people were up to unusual activity if they decided that they did not want to be filmed.

The trio took on a video recently posted by the Frauditor Comedy Show channel using the single video that Cordova had registered with the United States copyright office. Mocking the channel itself, with Kueker questioning if the female host of channel had a wife and cats, and Cordova referring to the host as “this Chick” throughout his criticism of the video, the trio went about critiquing her work.

Newman gave Frauditor Comedy Show high praise for her minimal use of Cordova’s originating video, stating that the video itself, which used only 14% of total footage from Cordova’s Executive Lens LLC was a great example of a fair use video and would not be subject to a copyright strike or legal action.

Kueker added that if “this chick” could produce a video that would pass their “fair use” challenge, anyone could do the same. Cordova, who has been accused of suing and shaking down other YouTubers as a source of income rather than seeking “a real job,” responded that the anti-auditing community is “too lazy” to do so.

Eventually getting to the content of Frauditor Comedy Show’s video, the trio said that while the host got high marks for fair use, her take on Colorado’s interference laws came under fire. They mocked her generic statement about interference, without attribution, and proclaimed that she had an entirely wrong take on interference laws.

Switching gears, Doctor Dave, whose “partner” Gail Buma Liberty Troll is currently taking legal action against, was invited to join the panel by Kueker should Doctor Dave have outed himself in the livestream’s side chat. Doctor Dave did not appear by the end of the stream.

Newman addressed claims made on the Frauditor Follies Saturday afternoon show that all of the lawsuits for copyright infringement would fail because the plaintiffs couldn’t show market harm from the use of their footage.

The Unhinged Attorney remined Frauditor Follies and others that fair use is an affirmative defense and that it’s up to the defense to prove that the use of the material fell under fair use guidelines, not the other way around.

Cordova added that it’s easier when someone like Frauditor Troll adds that they’re playing the video on their channel to rob the originating channel of views but was not necessary to win the case.

As usual, the livestream did nothing to support Cordova’s on-going GoFundMe efforts for Monday. SeanPaul “Long Island Audits” Reyes won the day with $428.00 in new donations to his Stand with me to Hold Bryan Fahey Accountable fund.

No other campaigns had new donations for the start of the week.

Update: The First Amendment Shenanigans YouTube channel was terminated by YouTube Monday night after multiple copyright strikes by both Kueker and Cordova. Direct links to the channel return the message, “This account has been terminated because we received multiple third-party claims of copyright infringement regarding material the user posted.”