ThehomeforFirstAmendmentauditors.
Uncut audits, cop-watch and legal breakdowns, including the footage YouTube wouldn't show. No ads. One small monthly subscription, and most of it goes straight to the creators you watch.
One email when doors open. Nothing else.
YouTube demonetized
the right to record.
We the People
Starting at the end of August 2026, YouTube pulled monetization from auditing and cop-watch channels across the country, many of them overnight. Filming in public didn't stop being legal, or important. It needs a home that isn't one policy change away from disappearing.
The whole encounter. Uncut.
On YouTube, audits get trimmed to stay advertiser-friendly, age-restricted, or pulled down. Here, creators can post the full, unedited footage, and you can watch all of it.
Full-length audits and raw footage
Every minute of the interaction, not the 12-minute highlight edit.
What YouTube wouldn't show
Encounters that were age-restricted, demonetized, blurred or taken down on YouTube.
What happens after
The follow-ups: records requests, court dates, complaints and lawsuits.
Everything on 1st A TV follows our published community standards.
95 more minutes of the same audit: the calls to the supervisor, the second officer, and how it actually ended.
Be there when the cameras roll.
Film audits yourself? There's a place for your channel here.
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