I'm not STEPPING OUT. I GOT A dog here, too. Call for backup, bro. >> I'm calling my backup up. All right, step out. >> I'm not getting out. >> Hello, how are you? >> Good, how are you doing? >> I'm good, thank you. >> the purpose for you pulling me over? >> The purpose for me pulling you over because you ran through that red light. >> Oh, I did? >> You did, yes, sir. >> It wasn't yellow? >> No, sir, it was solid red. >> No, it wasn't. >> Yes, do you have your license and registration? >> No, actually, we're not going to do that. So >> Sorry? >> I don't know how to explain this to you, but I don't think you get to do anything right now. >> Okay. Yes, you do. I'm requesting for your driver's license. Okay. Sir, we're not doing this, okay? >> No. >> I'm requesting for your driver's license. >> For what? What crime was committed? >> Because I'm conducting a traffic enforcement. >> What crime was committed, though? >> You broke a traffic enforcement. You ran through a red light. >> And welcome to Martin County, Florida, and the Martin County Sheriff's Department. Just a routine traffic stop for running a red light, and now within seconds, the conversation shifts not to what happened, but why the law supposedly doesn't apply because reasons. >> That's for us CDL drivers, I think. I don't >> I'm sorry? Okay. Yes, step out for me. >> I'm not stepping out, people. >> Then step out for me. >> That's not happening. That's not happening. >> All right, sir. >> That's not happening. Get your hands off of me. >> Step out for me. >> I'M NOT STEPPING OUT. I GOT A DOG HERE, TOO. CALL for backup, bro. >> I'm calling my backup up. All right, step out. >> I'm not getting out. YOU'RE NOT TELLING ME WHAT I'M DOING. >> SIR, WE'RE NOT DOING THIS. >> NO, WE YOU DAMN STRAIGHT WE'RE NOT. >> We're not doing this. >> Get your hands off of me. >> Step out for >> hands off of me. >> I'm telling you one more time, step the [ __ ] out. >> [ __ ] Who do you think you are? >> Step out. >> Don't do that with the dog here. >> Okay, then don't do this. >> Don't do it. >> Don't do this. >> Don't do it with the dog here. >> You have the right to be arrested. >> I can't believe that. I can't believe you just punched me in the face. >> You're 100% right, I did. You know what this means? >> Okay. And? >> Done now. >> What did he do? >> Went through a solid red light. He's like, "I don't know why you stopped me." I explained why I stopped him. Asked him for his driver's license. He's like, "I don't have to give you my driver's license. It's only for CDL." And then I told him to step out. He's not stepping out. Told him several times he's still not stepping out. Went to lock the door. He's like, "You can't do that." And that's when I grabbed the can. >> Yeah, so I And then I reach in. I got to try and open the door from the inside. He pushes my hands off. So he's talking to me. >> Probably. >> And there's the right to travel myth. Speed runner [music] edition. Pennsylvania versus Mims during a lawful traffic stop, officers can order the driver out. [music] And Hendrick versus Maryland, states regulate drivers and vehicles on public roads. Not commerce, [music] not UCC, not I said some magic words, public roads, public rules. The script doesn't cancel the stop. It just shortens it. >> Hi. Well, that's just about it. So? >> So? >> Thanks for watching. And we'll see you again real soon. Hit those emotional support buttons for YouTube. Like, subscribe, share, and comment. [music] It's free and it helps the algorithm from sending you to some strange videos that you've never asked for. And a massive thank you to [music] every one of our channel members. Seriously, thank you. You keep the channel running on facts and caffeine [music] and not the frauds, and I thank you all. So the gurus sell a long speech and reality sells a short ride. Right to travel [music] is real. It's interstate movement. What's not real is the fantasy that you can ignore licensing, registration, lawful orders because you named yourself a private traveler. This is where belief systems meet court records [music] and only one of them survives. This is facts or frauds. Till next time, I'll see you soon.