When a when a law enforcement officer asks you for your ID No, he don't. Not unless I've committed a crime or you suspect me of committing a crime. No. Exactly. >> I know how this works, buddy. Youngster, I know how this works. Okay, you have an Ohio ID? You're not searching me. If you If you search me, you're going to be in some You're going to You're going to get some big legal trouble if you search me. For what reason do you have to search me? >> you it's for your own safety. I have no gun. I have no weapons on me, not even a knife. How do I know that? Well, I You don't know that. >> Exactly. If I wanted to You're not searching me. You're not searching me. You better get a supervisor out here right now. You're not searching me. There is one on the way. What would you search me for? What have I done wrong? What crime do you suspect me of committing? >> What are you doing out I'm out here on a public roadway filming First Amendment protected activity. Did you swear an oath to the Constitution? Cuz I'm going to put you in your place right now. Listen to Listen, you're way up here. Calm down. Well, you shouldn't even approach me. I got a suspect You were standing in the roadway. What about it? I'm in public. What are you recording? >> Do you go up to random people and say, "What are you doing?" Do you go up to random man and say, "What are you doing right now?" If they're standing in the road First of all, you have no idea who I am. You have no idea who I am. Exactly. Uh No, you're not ID'ing me. ID me for what? I'll sue that department up one way and down the other. You try to ID me or search me. I'm telling you right now, I know the law. I got a lawyer. So, what is your name? What is my name? Who are you?