Call your supervisor right now. >> Let me see your badge, please. >> Call your supervisor. >> Let me I'm super No. No. I want I want another supervisor. >> Let me see your badge. >> I want another supervisor. >> Let me see your badge. >> No. Call your supervisor. >> Get your badge out and show. >> No, I would not. You can't you demand call your badge. You think I'm stupid? Have you ever wondered what would happen if a state officer started harassing a federal officer and wouldn't believe that he was a federal officer even after the federal officer showed him his badge? And what would happen if neither of them back down? >> I would not lie to you. I'm a federal officer myself. >> What are you reaching your bag for? >> My bag? >> Why you You're not getting nervous, are you? >> Of course I am. Because people are reaching inside of a bag. I don't know you. >> Well, that's why I'm getting my bag so you will. >> Just so you know, you don't have to have. I'm just letting you know. >> Can I see it? >> Uh, no. Just take my word for it. Okay. >> No. Can I see it? >> No. I can show you. >> You know, it's it's illegal to say you're a federal officer when you're not. >> So now you call me a liar. I I need >> I'm enforcement and DOJ. Yes. So now you've accused me of being a liar. >> Okay. Let me see your badge. >> No. No. You've seen your >> You're going to go under arrest here in a very quick minute. >> Arrest me. >> Yeah. >> No, you're not. >> Yeah, I am. >> At least you know what you got. >> Before we get into this, it's really important to note that a lot of times police abuse of power often stems from authority dynamics, group identity, and situational pressures. On the psychological front, it can involve de-individualization where officers often feel like they're so powerful that they can't be held accountable for their actions cuz they got this uniform on. They're kind of anonymous. They belong to a group that has qualified immunity. And the Stanford prison experiment showed how quickly authority roles can lead to abusive behavior. Then you add to that stress, fear, poor training, the us versus them culture, and you're looking at a perfect storm. So everything's all out of kilter when we're talking about authority. But what happens when a cop meets his match on the authority plane? Well, that's what we're going to talk about today. This stop takes place on August 27th, 2025. It's one of those routine traffic stops. We're going to take a look at this, analyze it, and make some comments along the way. >> Stop. >> Okay. Okay. Yeah. I just talked to officer. Um they offered to push me about so I can get inside. >> Yeah. >> Uh and they just talked a 60 to 90 minutes. >> 60 to 90 minutes. >> Yep. They said they'll try to get there quicker. >> Okay. >> So, they send me the updates. >> We can't block the entrance though cuz the buses need to come in here. >> I'm not blocking the entrance though. >> Yeah. This is entrance. Only buses come through here. >> I Well, I know that. But he said because I was disabled um the police officer. >> What police officer? >> Okay. The one that was here um to offer to assist me. I have my shoes off cuz my feet are hurting. >> That's okay. >> Um >> yeah, I would not I would not lie to you. I'm a federal officer myself. You offered to assist me. Um >> what are you reaching your bag for? >> My badge. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Let you know I'm watching you. Well, you you're not getting nervous, are you? >> Well, of course I am because people are reaching inside of a bag. I don't know you. >> Well, that's why I'm getting my bag pretty well. >> Okay. >> So, yeah, the officer was here earlier. I guess he had pulled someone over. He saw that I had a flat. The officer assist me. Then I said to him, um, was it's a a train station. >> Yeah. >> And he said, "Well, your disabled vehicle is okay." >> No, it's a bus station and a train station. >> I'm aware of that. I'm but I can't >> I need to have I need to have my buses coming here. I I work for transit. >> Okay. Okay. >> So what? >> So but this is disabled. So I'm wait I'm waiting for the just so you know. >> You don't have to have I'm just letting you know. >> Can I see it? >> Um no. Just take my word for it. Okay. >> No. Can I see it? >> No. I just >> You know it's it's illegal to to say you're a federal officer when you're not. >> So now you call me a liar. >> Can I see your badge, please? >> You can you can look at it. See the picture there? That's me. >> So >> So now So now you So now >> I I need >> I'm enforcement and DOJ. Yes. So now you've accused me of being a liar. >> Okay. Let me see your badge. >> No. No. You've seen it. >> You're going to go under arrest here in a very quick minute. >> Arrest me? >> Yeah. >> No, you're not. >> Yeah. >> There's really no reason for this officer to escalate this. And there was no reason really for this federal officer to flash his badge. Obviously, the guy's vehicle is disabled. Obviously, he would rather not be there. Obviously, he would want to move that vehicle, but he can't. Both men know this. But the guy who could offer help isn't offering help. He's escalating the situation. There's no reason, whether this guy is a federal officer or not, there's no reason for him to identify himself. He's done nothing wrong. He has not committed a crime. Listen, you don't want your job. >> You're You're saying that you're a federal officer? >> Yeah. Yes, sir. Call your supervisor. >> You're saying that you're a federal officer. >> Call your supervisor right now. >> Let me see your badge, please. >> Call your supervisor. >> Let me call you. No. No. I want I want another supervisor. >> Let me see your badge. >> I want another supervisor. >> Let me see your badge. >> No. Call your supervisor. >> Get your badge out and show. >> No, I would not. You can't demand call your badge. You think I'm stupid? >> I'm also a lawyer as well. >> Really? >> You've already called me a Y already called me a Yes, I am. >> Okay. You've already called me a liar. I'm sorry. >> Hey, just stand right here. Stand right here. >> Unless Unless I'm under arrest. >> Stand right here. You're being detained. >> Unless I'm under arrest. No. No. Unless No. No. I'm not being detained. Yes, I am. >> Detained. Yes, you are. >> Call your supervisor. >> This guy's claiming to be He's uh >> Call your supervisor. Officer. >> That's right. Call your supervisor. >> Are you arresting me? >> You're You're being detained. >> No. Are you arresting me? That That means nothing. That means nothing. >> Yes, it does. >> No, it doesn't. >> If you're a lawyer, >> Call your supervisor. If you're a lawyer, you know that you're being audio video recorded. >> And I'm going to report you, too. >> Cool. >> Call your supervisor. >> So, you do need to move the vehicle. >> It is. It is disabled. >> Is your supervisor coming? >> I can push it out of the way. >> Is your supervisor coming? >> I can push it out of the way. >> I have requested your supervisor. Is he or she coming? >> You're block. >> There you go. That's a solution. I can push it out of the way. He finally came up with a solution after harassing this guy and trying to deprive him of his right to be secure in his person. >> [ __ ] answer the question, Officer Moro. I asked for this supervisor. >> And I told you that I am a supervisor. So >> Okay. You have another supervisor as well. >> No, I do not. >> Yes, you do not. Yes, you do. >> No, I do not. >> Oh, come on. >> I told you I'm trained to police. >> You've already when when you call me a liar. >> When you call me a liar, you already lost credibility. >> Okay. Well, you are lying. >> Okay. So, now you call me a liar. >> Yeah. I am not lying. >> Okay. >> Well, there's nothing you can do about it. >> You need to move. Okay. You need to move. >> Arrest me for a person a federal federal officer. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Arrest me then. >> Yeah. I want to see your bad. >> No. No. No. No. No. You will not see my badge. >> So, you cannot just say you're a federal officer and not provide me the >> arrest me first. I've already told you I was. You call me a liar. Arrest me first. I can get to a false arrest. >> The vehicle is >> I told you it was a lawyer and you said I wasn't. >> I didn't say that. >> Yes, you did. I didn't. You said really? >> Yeah, that's a question. >> No, no, no. >> I want your badge number two. >> Cool. >> You're a supervisor. Wow. >> You must be a DEI hire. >> So, I requested your badge. >> You are supposed to call me a liar. You guys have every right to talk. You're not my daddy. >> Hello. I'm trying to ask you something. >> Okay, you can ask. Now, that's >> Stop acting like a child. You telling me I'm not talking. Now you told me you're the one to mark a child. >> I said if you are a federal agent, >> you need to provide officer. I said federal officer. You need to you need to provide me. Yes, you do. Yes, I do not have to. I do not have to. >> Yeah, you do. >> I do not. Once you call me a lie, turn around. Put your hands on your back. >> Oh, here we go. Here we go. Authority clashes with authority. I'm a federal agent. Well, I'm a state agent. Well, my authority is BETTER THAN YOURS. MINE IS more powerful than yours. I love to see this because it really brings out the psychopathy of the mental state of those who believe that they are authority over other men. >> You know, you're being detained. >> No, you're being arrested me. You're forcibly arresting me. >> You are being detained >> for what reason? For what reason? >> Suspicion of impersonating a federal officer. >> Okay, I get you. Let me I'll get you. Stop. Stop pulling away. >> You must not know much because >> you do have to show me. You do have to show me if you're a federal officer. >> Yes, I have to show you. >> You claim you're a federal officer. DOJ, all this stuff. >> None of this federal officer nonsense should have ever come into play. Officer, my vehicle is disabled. I know I'm blocking a bus entrance. I can't do anything about it. Could you please help me? Let me see your ID. I need to see your papers. No, you don't. I haven't done anything wrong. I'm just asking you for help. You're a public servant. It should have ended with that. >> And then you show me a badge. >> That is not even what you say it is. >> No. No. >> Like what? Yeah. One detained. >> No. One arrested. >> Turn towards my car. Thank you. >> Oh, now you're going to be flying. >> I told you we'll have you. >> It's okay. I'm going to check you. So, what's your last name? Are you the supervisor? >> What's your last name? >> You're the supervisor. >> What's your last name? >> You said you were the supervisor. Is that correct? >> I am the supervisor of transit. >> Why don't you run the plates to the car? >> A crisis here, so I couldn't run the plates. I'm >> going to hand the crisis. You don't want to handle the crisis. >> There was a kidnapping suspect that we just had over here. >> But you didn't say that was me, though. You What? You know, you just called me. >> Whatever, dude. >> So saying you're you said you were a federal agent. >> I said officer. You said that you were a DOJ. >> I said HUD DOJ. >> HUD DOJ. So wherefore? >> I didn't ask. >> Wherefore? Where are you? You're supposed to tell me where if you're an officer, you're supposed to tell me where you're an officer for. >> You called me a liar. >> No, I did not. I said, "Hand me your uh badge." And you said no. >> His badge is back here in the bag. >> His badge is in the bag. He put it in the bag after I asked for it. Turn to another sign. >> Fair H equal housing opportunity investigator. US Department of Housing and Urban Development. >> Hood. >> Yes. >> What's he doing here? >> Civil rights matters in the purview of the department. And he said he was a lawyer and pulled out something. And I'm like, dude, just show me your badge. >> What? Can Can we just be honest about the hairdo? What the hell is going on here? And just to let you know, a DOJ and a HUD officer is considered an enforcement officer. They are part of the executive branch. They have dedicated personnel who investigate and enforce federal laws. He says, "I'm I'm also an officer." So, and he starts digging in the bag. I was like, "Well, then go start digging in the bag." And he goes, "What? Are you afraid? Am I making you nervous?" I'm like, "Yeah, you're digging in the bag. Stop digging in the bag. Oh, I'm getting my badge out. I'm a federal officer. I was like, >> okay, >> wait a second. You were afraid, you were nervous, then this probably isn't the line of work for you because if you are afraid and you are nervous, you're scared and you're operating on that level, then you're a dangerous individual because the department is giving you a badge and a gun. >> Okay. And then I said, "Okay, well, where are you a federal officer?" And he shows me this. This is not anything. No, >> also my wallet. Pull out my PIF card. My government PIF card. You look inside your wallet. Pull it out. My PIF card is there as well. You can >> So, why didn't you let me see this? And you're not a federal officer. >> I am a I am a federal officer. >> You had a federal officer. Are you crazy? Calm down. We will figure this out. >> My for my PIP card. >> So, >> I took the oath like everyone else. >> Okay. Why didn't you show me your badge when I asked >> you called me a liar? No, that was afterwards. >> No, you did not. >> Yes, that was afterwards. >> Why didn't you show me your badge? Uh, he showed you his badge. >> You can run it back. But that was afterwards. >> No, you called me a liar. In fact, the lawyer you called me. You're like, "Oh, really? I'm a lawyer and a doctor. I work for enforcement." >> Just like I told you. >> You do not work for enforcement. You work for investigator. >> No, no, no. You're not an enforcement officer. >> I told my job I work for enforcement. >> I'm reading it right now. >> Enforcement. >> Okay. For HUD, first for HUD. And we also work with DOJ. That's enforcement. Look at the pip. It says it. Enforcement. >> No, >> he's right. DOJ and HUD officers are enforcement officers. You can just look it up. The cop could have done a really quick Google search. It >> doesn't. >> It's a different It does. It's different enforcement. >> It's at the agency. >> I work for enforcement in hell. >> So, you do realize that saying that you're a federal officer? >> I am a federal officer. And then asking then asking for your badge. You're required to hand that over to me. >> No. No. You caught me a liar. Just like I tried to say. >> So what? Even if I did call you a liar, you're required to hand it over to >> me like that. >> Oh my god. >> I showed and I showed it to you. >> No, you and I but I did not hand it to you. >> I said, "Can I have that?" >> I said, "No." I said, "You can see it." >> Here's the thing. >> No. No. From the very get, you >> Here's the thing. Here's the deal. I'm the authority here. I call the shots. You shut up. >> A liar. >> No, I didn't. Yes. Oh my. >> This is going to get towed. >> Did you remember the conversion? I told you the officer was there. You offered to assist me in pushing it. And I said, "Let me finish the conversation." This is what I told you. >> And I said, "I would be obstructing the traffic." He says, "Okay, you can push it up in there. You're a disabled vehicle." >> No. >> I you weren't there. >> Who was it? >> It was an officer. He pulled someone up over over there. So when I got out from um from I work at the federal building every day. So when I got out to get my truck, I know there's a flat. He saw me on the side of the road. He offered to assist me. I said, "You know what? It make sure the rims up." He said, "I'll push you." I said, "Denny told me about a place called O'Hara down the street cuz I live I moved here about Yeah. >> Yeah. I don't know. I moved here about 3 months ago. Transferred from the Detroit federal office. I live in a place called called Lake Liur. It's it's a stunt car. >> It looks hard to see. I know. So >> in Shelton >> outside of Shelton. Yeah. Lake Limmer is Yeah. Looks looks hard to see. So yeah, I live in that I live in that exclusive golf community. >> So the officer assists me. I said, "Well, you messed up the rims." I said, "I think it can make it up there." And so I said, "But I said I would be black." He said, "You're disabled vehicle. That's okay." >> Okay. >> So had you had called the officer, he would have told you. >> That's not how this works. >> Okay. But you I asked you to move it. You know, you didn't become anyway. You didn't become anyway. You called me a li. So, you started calling me a liar. So, then I told him I was a lawyer. >> When you refuse to hand me your badge, I called you a liar. >> Then you said as a supervisor, you said you were a supervisor. I said, "You have another >> I I find it hard to believe." So, I told you I was a lawyer. Oh, really? Oh, really? That was crazy. Actually, >> it's pretty ironic that a cop would call somebody else a liar since they are trained to lie. Federal officers and state agents are trained to lie. They engage in the art of deception. And few things can be more ironic than a liar calling another professional liar a liar. >> Too long, Bruce. By the way, good for you. >> My my card is not >> You should know that when I ask. >> Don't lecture me. >> I am going to lecture you because if you do this again, you're going to get arrested eventually. >> You're going this is not the end of the conversation. You're going to hear about this. >> Okay, that's good. >> You know, you're going to hear about this. >> That's good. >> Cuz you have me under arrest. >> No, you're detaining, which is what I said. >> No, no, investigation. You know what? >> Take take the cuffs off. We'll we'll deal with >> We're going to find out. I'm going to call I'm going to call C right now. >> Who do this? Who do this procedure? CI That's military. >> I'm not military. >> Are you not DOJ? >> I'm with HUD enforcement. We work with DOJ. I'm with Hog Enforcement. >> Okay. So, you're not a DOJ officer. >> No, it doesn't work that way. You're not from the federal government. CI is military. And the reason why I know that cuz I'm a You see the plate? I'm a ret I'm a retired 100% disabled veteran. You see the permanent sticker on my plate? >> So, what's the issue with you? Why are you so angry and why are you so disrespectful to me? >> When I asked you for a badge and you do not hand me >> I showed you the badge. >> I could not read it because you had your thumb over the actual stuff. >> You know what? >> So, when I asked you for the badge, you hand it over to me. That's it. >> I opened it up. That's it. >> I'm almost a Look at That's all you got to do. >> I'm a 70y old man. You don't look at me like I'm a I don't care how old you are because you're acting like a child. >> We don't have to argue. Okay. >> Goodness gracious. Do we have any way to contact Hud to confirm this guy's story? Can I get this cuff me, please? >> He's confirming who you are and then we'll uncover you. >> Nobody can confirm it if he uh the pimp cards confirm it. Unless he you see the photo on the other base. >> We don't have access to that. >> I know he doesn't. That's why I'm like, why is he on the phone? Who? What? What? >> Federal database. >> Yes, I do have access to federal database. >> Yeah, give me a second. >> What you don't know is that I'm also FBI. So, >> okay. So, then you should know uh I tell you exactly where I work. >> Hello, it's Mel. So, I just got off the phone with the FBI. They're running your name through the database. And they said that if I ask for this, you provide it to me. >> We want to handle this later. This is not going to be long. >> Okay. But you understand why you're in this predicament. >> No, no, no. I'm not cuz you have a a higher day attitude. That's why >> I did not. >> I Okay. Oh, now you're acting so innocent now. >> I did not. We can run it back. You can get the You can get the video footage if you want. >> We're going to have We're going to, you know, >> but I'm a firm believer in losing the battle and winning the war. >> You're not because you were extremely rude the entire time. >> I'm a firm believer. I don't mind losing the battle, but winning the war. >> Okay, that's fine. You know >> that's fine. >> So you can chalk this up this little you know you got controls switching. What do you think? >> I don't know what that means. >> Well, you will find out. >> Okay. >> And if you do anything in my history, look my name up. You would know. >> Look it up on what? >> Google. I'm everywhere. >> Okay. >> This kind of work. I'm I'm known for >> the what? >> This what's happening here. I'm known for putting people like you in their place. Officer show who abuse the law. >> Abuse the law. >> Yeah. I requested a document. >> We're not going to reitigate that here. Okay. >> You start digging in a bag. I don't know you. >> That's why I said I'm getting my bag so you so you have a ID. >> Okay. I don't know you though. You understand that? Anybody could be saying that. And then they pull out a gun. So, excuse me for saying what are you getting? >> No. No. >> Stop digging in the back. >> That was not a problem. >> And then you were digging again. And I said, "Okay, well, let me see your bag." >> No, no, that's not true. Okay. You You said you said, "Do I have a gun?" And and I said I said I get that. I said I get that. I got that. >> You said are you are you intimidated? I said no. I said you afraid or something. Okay, whatever. >> I answered your question. >> This uniform cop has this federal officer's badge and credentials in his hand and he couldn't have already run this guy's name, pulled him out of the cop car and uncuffed him already. At this point, it's just a battle of wills. I'm the authoriti and you're not. No, I'm the authoritan. You should have never treated me like that. And how many times has this black guy abused his power? Now he's getting a taste of his own medicine. >> So then I asked for the badge so I can read it. >> And I showed you several times. >> You showed me once. He says that he's out of he just transferred over here from Detroit. >> Do you have a a supervisor phone number? >> No, I do not. >> If I wouldn't give it to >> anybody. And if he did, he wouldn't give it to me. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Dispatch just said they found, I think, something of him. Did you get something? >> No. >> Hey, it's 162. >> Clearance. >> They said they said they can't they can't run another >> He has clearance. You don't have a clearance. >> What do you mean I don't have a clearance? >> You know, they're just not going to get information out. >> I have top secret clearance. >> Okay. Well, apparently you're not getting the information. >> I still don't know if this is true or not. I >> Anybody could say anything. >> Still call me a liar. I >> I don't know you. I'm not somebody on the street. I'm a police officer. >> Okay. Well, you weren't acting like it. >> He's a police officer with zero investigative skills. >> Okay. You can request the body cam footage. You can watch it back. >> Oh, I will. You don't worry about me going through the numbers. I will. >> And probably here for some people, too. >> Okay. I hope so because I have my FBI colleague who's looking you up and going to contact your supervisor because the way you've act is ridiculous. >> Look at the side of the car. It says making a difference. >> Still under arrest. I see. >> If you knew anything about the law as you say you do, you would know that you're being detained. >> How many law degrees do you have? >> You would know that you're being detained. >> How many law degrees do you have? >> It doesn't take a law degree to know the law. I have too. That's great. >> Remember that the next time you pull that line on somebody else, officer, what are you, a lawyer? You YouTube lawyer. It doesn't take a law degree to know the law. >> It doesn't take a law degree to know the law >> and to hold your feet to the fire to the law, officer. >> Okay. So, I'm very happy on the law. >> I am going to let you on the law because you do not know it. And that I had to further investigate this. >> Until otherwise proven. Yes. >> You go to the place yet? >> I did. >> Until otherwise proven. In other words, you're a liar and you're guilty until you prove yourself honest and innocent. That is the law enforcement mentality. >> Yeah. Sorry. >> Did you just buy this? >> That vehicle I'm restoring. It's a new engine in it. Red. You might have seen that. I also have three BMWs. The red brand red plates. also in the motorcycle as well. >> Do you see anything about him being a lawyer? He said to like go Google me. I'm a big deal. Like I do what you do and this is [ __ ] Like I'm a federal agent. I'm one of the good guys, >> right? Then I'm like, then you should have known to >> So I have my FBI. >> I'm one of the good guys. First of all, if you're a federal agent, you are definitely not one of the good guys. If you're a state agent, you're definitely not one of the good guys. This is two rival gang members opposing each other. >> Cohort looking this up. She's going to find out what's going on. Contact a supervisor of yours. Meanwhile, I am going to write a report about this. You want to step out? >> Did you do all this stuff in China when you were in the military? >> I didn't know that. Tell me. So, you find out find out about the Ukraine? >> No. >> Okay. >> I didn't get that far. >> Oh, yeah. Clear off that lab. >> I never go back to Ukraine. >> Doctor of law. >> Yep. Lots of teaching in China and Ukraine. >> Hold on. >> Freedom fight freedom fighter in uh Ukraine. >> I didn't see that. I used to go there. Um supposed to be there next month. >> So like I said, I do this written a few books. Yeah. Human rights. It's all I do. >> Okay. >> I'm mostly known for the the China stuff. I'm known for that, but I'm also known for the Ukraine stuff the last four or five years. >> To push you out of the way. You can't be here. But >> don't you understand? You're going to destroy the the the the the real >> the other officer understood that. >> I don't know who that was, >> but he can't push you in in front of a bus depot. You know, >> you know the reason, you know, the reason why um I get the officer's name and number. Usually the officers are the good guys. I just don't usually get their name and [clears throat] number, you know, so I don't usually look at their name and number. Um >> so this man has a warped view on the reality of life. Usually cops are the good guys. If cops are the good guys, they wouldn't be enforcing laws that directly threaten our rights, the Constitution, and our lives. >> Only thing I said to him was, "Thank you." We had a little conversation. I told him, "Be safe. Watch your back." I didn't get his name and number. I don't usually do stuff like that because I don't see you guys at the enemy. >> So that's why I didn't give you his name and number. I got yours. >> We're still not. But >> we're still not the You got to believe us. We're still not the enemy. We just harassed you. We detained you. We arrested you. We put the torture cuffs on you. We were about to kidnap you. We didn't believe one word you said. We thought you were the liar. But we're still the good guys. >> But the buses have to be able to move freely in here. >> Now there's two vehicles blocking the entryway. So if the buses have to get through, then help this guy move along. Get him a tire. Change his tire. You're a freaking public servant and I don't care if this guy's a federal agent. He's a human being who is now stranded in a vehicle that is immobilized >> for transportation. >> I get that. I get that. But his thing was from the very getgo, you're a liar. That's that's the attitude that >> we have to get past that. >> Well, I can't I can't get past that. >> Well, you know what's going to happen if you don't? This is going to end up getting towed before you're ready. Say that when you came in here, we wouldn't be we wouldn't be having this conversation. You said he has to be moved. >> Okay. I said it has to be moved. I can push you. Then you got out. Are we going to relieve this? >> Uh, well, at some point we will, but not now. >> Has anybody at any point in this video thought to ask, "Oh, do you have a spare tire? Maybe we can take care of it together." >> Okay. Either way, uh, you weren't acting right. And your supervisor will find out about this. >> I wasn't behaving right. Is that what you're saying? >> Correct. I wouldn't be like like like >> when I requested your badge to check it >> like a good little right. >> I'm sorry. Do not use >> That's where I take that. >> Do not use that. >> That's why I take that. >> Excuse me. >> That's what I take. Don't tell him what to use. >> He automatically pulled his black card. What the hell? >> Don't be disrespectful. >> No. No. That's how I feel. >> Do not be disrespectful. Get in your car. Move it up there. I feel you were treating. >> Get in your car and move up there. >> So it offends I'm tired of your attitude. >> It offends you use that word, but that's how I felt. Okay. Amazing. Is that amazing? >> That's great. Get out. Is >> that amazing? >> Get out. Get out. >> Get out. >> Move it towards there. >> Now we have three egotistical cops on the scene clearly displaying their inability to harness their emotions. They are showing their emotional immaturity to the entire world. Thank goodness for body cams. >> Oh, your car. >> You're not getting it. Get out of here. You should get a car. >> You can PDR it. >> You uh What's your name? >> You have it right here. >> I I see two names. >> I see one behind it. >> I see one behind it. I No, I I want your name. Google my name. >> I want your name. No, I want your name. What is your name? Officer, you have to identify yourself. >> I did. >> After all that, he's going to move his car out of the entrance. He has a tow truck coming. >> It was you. >> It was you, >> dude. >> Cuz he was partially in the road. So I was like, "Hey, you have a frog pool over there >> in the entrance." >> Wow. I said pool over there. >> Oh gosh. >> Well, you created a real [ __ ] problem, >> I guess. So, [laughter] >> blaming somebody else. And even if we have to blame our own officer, at least we don't have to take personal responsibility for the escalating the situation like we did. >> What's uh what's this deal? are not like >> he said he's a federal agent. >> I I still haven't confirmed it yet. >> So, he did end up being a federal agent. But this is one of those examples where authority clashes with authority. And when neither one of them backs down, it really does create fireworks, but it also lets us know that the psychological underpinning of an authoritarian is that he believes he's always right. And how dare you question him? In this case, the state cop said, "When I say jump, you jump." And the federal officer was like, "I ain't jumping." Do you think this all would have went down differently if this was you or I who got pulled over when we don't have the ability to pull federal credentials? Thanks for watching this video all the way through. 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