Man Sets Up Shop Outside Pete Buttigieg’s Office, Within 37 Seconds Security Shows Up

A reporter came up with a rather comical idea to bring to light the federal government’s lack of concern for the people of East Palestine, Ohio.

On Sunday, Benny Johnson, who hosts the podcast “The Benny Show,” took to Twitter to post a video of himself standing in front of the Transportation Department Building handing out free bottles of water that came straight from the tap of East Palestine.

This comic spectacle was done to draw attention to the fact that Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has done next to nothing to help the residents of the small town after a derailed train flooded the nearby water with toxic chemicals.

True, Buttigieg did visit East Palestine, but critics have blasted the visit, saying that he only went out of obligation after former President Donald Trump visited the site and that his visit had little impact on the situation there.

So Johnson decided to take the problem right to Buttigieg’s doorstep, in order to show the secretary just how real the problem was.

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Johnson set up shop outside the front door of the Department of Transportation, with a table filled with plastic water bottles and a sign reading “Free East Palestine Water.”

He claimed that the idea came to him after hearing that Buttigieg declared the water in East Palestine was the “safest, best water in America,” and said, “As an entrepreneur, I’ve decided to create the East Palestine Water Company, and hand out free bottles of East Palestine, Ohio, straight from the tap.”

Johnson also said that the water contains all the toxic chemicals that “you’ve come to expect inside the small, little, destroyed town of East Palestine, because of the incompetence of people in this building.”

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Within seconds of beginning to hand out water, security was on the scene, and one worker, whom Johnson described as one of Buttigieg’s “evil minions” came out and threatened to tow the car.

Johnson offered them free bottles of water,…

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