I want you to take it to question. >> So, but before we go any further, you're pulling me over for what? >> Because you disorderly conduct. >> You had your finger. >> Disorderly conduct. What? >> Here's what's about to happen. You're about to be arrested again for resisting arrest. >> No, I'm not resisting anything. >> Yeah. Yeah. Right now you're right now you're you're being detained for what? Okay. You're being detained. >> I told you why I stopped you already, sir. >> For putting my middle finger up. That's correct. Correct. >> Exactly. You extended your arm out the window. >> No, I had my middle finger out the window. >> Okay. Let's get your Let me get your ID. >> You had your middle finger out the window. Okay. Yes. And that's what I said. You had your >> So the next thing to do, we're going to take you in. We're going to tow the car and we'll call uh social services for the kid. >> Oh, so now you're threatening Now you're threatening my child stopping me for constitutionally protected speech, right? >> Because you had your finger your hand out the the window. >> This is what I did. You got a problem with that? >> Listen to me. Listen. >> No. No. No. >> All right. Go away. >> No, it is not. That is >> That is called freedom of speech. If you are out in the public, you are out in the public and people see