No, no, no, no, no. You're not. Listen to what I'm saying. Yeah. Your ID would allow me to identify who you are in the aspect of who are you? >> Yeah. >> It's not going to identify. >> Your policy doesn't trump my rights or the law. Respectfully, sir, >> a dream trying to stay out of trouble. >> Me too. Me too. >> Uh, so I happened to receive a phone call. Uh, a few people were just a little cautious because they happened to say that you happen to be standing outside with your camera and everything like that, which obviously having a camera is not against the law for you to have a camera out or anything like that. You go ahead and walk by, sir. But I'm just coming out just to make sure everything's okay. >> Yeah. First, would you mind giving me your name and badge number? Trooper. >> Trooper Williams, Maryland State Police. Like I said to you before number is 7381. >> I'm sorry, trooper. >> Uh, do you have your ID on you? >> Um, I do. I just don't give it unless I've broken unless I've broken the law, sir. >> Okay. Well, uh, due to the circumstances that's occurring, I have to make sure that I identify those in which I'm speaking to because in the event, let's say, god forbid, you happen to be someone who happens to have a felony warrant against you or something like that, I need to be able to go ahead and do what I would