Shall we play a game? >> To your right. Step to your right. Get down on your knees. Lay down on your stomach and put your hands behind your back. Lay down on your stomach. >> Hey, how's it going? >> Good. How you doing? >> Good. Can you put the window down a little bit more, please? >> I can't hear you. >> All right. >> Sorry. >> What is the cause? >> Well, you're all tinted out and there's no plates. >> There is plates. There's plates in my car. >> Where's the plates? >> It's one in the back and one in the front. Well, it says in the back it's not a plate. It's not an Ohio plate or any state. >> Where you from? >> Speak up, please. >> That's not from Morocco. >> Morocco? >> Yeah. That's the name of this country is called Morocco. >> Okay. Well, you need a plate. >> You don't have a plate. >> Do you have your registration? >> That's a plate issue by my consulate. I'm not from this area. >> Okay. So, where are you from? You said Morocco. corporate state, Illinois. I'm from Illinois State, the Corporation of Illinois. >> Okay. Do you have your license on you? >> I have my national my nationality card. That's it. >> Let's talk about that for a moment. The so-called Morish nationality card. It's nothing more [music] than a club membership card. That's it. It's not issued by a real government. It's not recognized by any actual court. And it doesn't give you immunity from anything except maybe common [music] sense. What it does do is cost money and usually paid to a guru. Sometimes bundled with classes, paperwork, [music] and promises that can't survive the first contact with reality. That card will not get you out of jail. It will [music] not stop an arrest, and it doesn't prove sovereignty, nationality, or any jurisdictional magic. All it proves is [music] participation in a fraud. And telling police or a judge, I'm not a citizen. Probably not the flex people think it is, especially these days. >> You're driving. We're not going to do the whole sovereign citizen thing. >> I'm not a sovereign citizen. >> That's what you're explaining to me. You're saying >> I'm not explaining that. >> You're saying you just have a >> I have a nationality card which is recognized by the Department of Justice. >> Well, I need a license. >> I'm not driving. I'm driving. >> You're driving. If you're on the road, you're driving. >> What was the reason for you pulling me over? >> Well, you're altering it out and you don't have plates. There's no visible plates. >> One in the front and one in the back. >> It's What's your ID? >> It's my nationality card. >> Can I see it, please? >> You're looking at it. I can't give it to you. My consulate said I can't give you my ID. >> Okay. So, >> you need all Where's your supervisor at? So, I can speak to your supervisor. >> You can talk to our supervisor when you're done at the station. >> Okay. I'm not going to the station. I didn't do anything illegal. >> We need your driver's license. >> I didn't do anything illegal. What was the reason for you pulling me over? >> I've already given you two reasons. >> What's the reason? >> You're altering it out. >> That's illegal. And you don't have Yes. Window tint. >> Your window tints. >> The window tints. >> I'm not from I'm not from Ohio. >> Well, we don't know that cuz you're not giving us an ID and you don't have no place here. I'm showing you the >> You have to identify yourself. Okay. >> I just need to speak to the supervisor. >> I want to talk to the manager. >> You can talk to him when we're done here. >> Okay. Well, >> but we need to finish what we're doing. >> Okay. Well, I need to get where I need to get. So, if you want to do what you need to do, I need to speak to your supervisor. >> Okay. You can talk to him at the station when we're completed. >> Okay. I need a driver's license and an insurance card for the vehicle. >> You are driving. >> I'm not driving. >> Yeah, you're traveling. >> Yep. You're driving. You're behind the >> Okay. So, am I transporting goods and people? >> It doesn't matter. You're driving on a You're driving a motor vehicle on the roadway in the United States of America. You're driving a car. >> This is an engine. It doesn't have a motor. It has an engine. >> We're not going to play these games. >> I'm not playing no games. >> You need to identify yourself. >> Mia L. Mia. L E. Make sure you add the E. >> This is a traffic stop, not a negotiation. [music] And the supervisor's here. >> All right. We're going to have you step out the car. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm not stepping out. >> Supervisor's right here. >> Okay. Well, I speak to him. >> Yeah. Come on out. I can talk to you. >> Oh, no. I'm not coming outside. I can talk to you right here. >> I can't hear you. >> I said I'm not coming outside. >> You've been ordered out of the car, dude. >> I've been ordered out of the car. Step out of the car, please. Sir, >> I'm not cop out of the car. >> You understand you're going to be under placed under arrest if you don't exit the car? >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> You're being ordered out of the car right now. So, step on out. >> I'm not stepping out of the car. >> Are you refusing to get out of the car? >> What did you pull me over for? >> Well, I can see a few things, though. I'm not sure what he the other officer pulled you over for. Right now, we're going to have you step on out. This is your final opportunity. >> The supervisor. >> I'm right here. >> What's your name? >> Sergeant Mike Dy. >> Okay. Sergeant >> badge number 62. >> Okay. When am I being pulled over here? >> I told you the tents and no. >> I mean, yes, I have tents. So, my car is private. So, that's why I'm operating privately. >> Okay. For right now, we're going to have you step out of the car. We got the legal right to ask you to step out of the car for a traffic stop. So, step on up. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> If if not, you're obstructing official business. >> Sir, I didn't do anything wrong. So, how about you get the sheriff down here instead? Nope. Sheriff isn't coming down here. [music] >> You have to step out of the car. >> You don't step out the car, you're going to be under arrest. >> Sir, what did you pull me over for? >> I'm not going to keep explaining the same thing to you. >> Huh? >> I said, "Why are you all trying to intimidate me?" >> We're not trying to intimidate you. I've been I've been trying to cooperate. >> She's pulling. SHE'S >> RUN, FOREST. RUN. Keep coming back. >> All right. Walk backwards towards my voice. Keep going. Come back. >> Trace, you got commands? >> Yeah. Come back. Keep coming back. Right back on the sidewalk. >> Keep walking back. Walk back. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Step to your right. >> Step to your right. Get down on your knees. Lay down on your stomach and put your hands behind your back. Lay down on your stomach. >> Hello, Dad. I'm in jail. >> And while you're here, hit like, subscribe, share, and comment. It's free and helps the algorithm from acting [music] brand new and sending you to strange places. And a major thank you to each and every one of our channel members, keeping the channel focused on facts, records, and reality, not whatever somebody [music] printed off the internet. You can argue jurisdiction all day. The roadside is not the place [music] and paperwork does not change that. This was a legal traffic stop. Lawful orders were given and refusing them doesn't turn the stop into a debate. It turns into an arrest. Till next time, I'll see you soon.