Excuse me, sir. Well, whoa, whoa, whoa. Don't take my camera. Please don't touch an office. >> Please don't touch me, sir. Whoa. >> Can you step up? >> Whoa. Whoa. What's going on here? >> Talk outside. >> Wait a second. >> We're going to go talk outside. >> I'm I'm not finishing my public. >> We're going to go talk outside in public. >> Sir, we're in public right here. Excuse Don't sir. Please don't. Whoa. Hey. Excuse me. >> Come on. Let's go. >> Excuse me. This is crazy. Who do you think you are? >> Wait a second. Excuse me, sir. I have every right to be in there. That is a public office. >> Public has rules and meanings. >> Are you saying I can't take photos and videos in in a public office? >> Inside that building? Yeah, >> I can. You're saying I can't take pictures and video in a public. >> Can you cite for me the law that says you can public has a has a meaning? Okay. >> Yeah. >> And there's rules and regulations that go with that stuff >> such as >> such as the use of it in the United States. >> Yeah. The first amendment of the constitution. >> That's all you said. So you don't even know. >> You swore an oath to that, sir. I have every right to take photos and videos of anything I