You're being ordered out of a vehicle pursuant to case law, Brendlin v. California, which gives us the authority from the Supreme Court of the United States to order passengers out of the vehicle. Ma'am, I'm trying to do this as safely and inconveniently for you as possible. So, you have received a lawful order to exit the vehicle from one of my deputies. Okay, why do I If I'm remove your safety restraint and you need to exit the vehicle. Then why do I need to exit the vehicle? Ma'am. Why? Because he gave you a lawful order pursuant to case law that that gives us that authority for our safety and your safety to step out of the vehicle. You You You guys >> get into semantics with you. I'm just >> You guys on the legal grounds on your end as the the sovereign part of it, step out of the vehicle or we will have to physically remove you from the vehicle, which is what we're trying to avoid having to do. I do not give you permission to search me or my property. Okay. Please step out. >> I do not give you permission to search my vehicle. I do not give you permission to do it. >> anything right now, ma'am. Step out of the vehicle. >> But again, I have asked you numerous times on body >> But there's no reason for me to do so. Whether you think there's a reason There's no reason for me to do so. >> Whether you think there's a reason or not is irrelevant in this entire scenario, okay? Step out of the vehicle. On your own accord, on your own volition.