Despite what you might think, John Cleese had no part in this video. The City Attorney of Redondo Beach, two days before an Open Carry was to take place, declared the Shopping Center to be a park. The City Attorney referenced a document as his justification and on the very page he cited, the document said the Shopping Center was not a park. Two pages forward there is a table of "Parks, Parkettes, and Other." Which do you think the Shopping Center is listed under? That's right "Other." The City Attorney claims that because Redondo Beach is a "charter city" they are allowed to make laws which override state law! As you heard the police officer state, they can override Federal law as well. Slavery is illegal under both state and federal law, can the City of Redondo Beach reintroduce slavery to the country? One small correction to the video, I identified Mike Anton as being a reporter for the Daily Breeze, he was the reporter from the Los Angeles Times. By the way, the location was vetted earlier by an attorney who works for the City Attorney. Unfortunately, both he and the police Captain Hink who was assigned to the Open Carry were going on vacation and wanted to be present when the Open Carry took place. They would not be back until the end of August or early September. The organizer was going on vacation after the Open Carry on August 7th. The two city employees were on vacation on the 7th. After a series of increasingly threatening emails from the city, and rumblings int <b>...</b>