So now you are going to be under arrest. Okay. And you're going to step out. What is the crime? >> You're stepping out of your vehicle. >> What is the crime? >> Step out of your vehicle. Come on, sir. Let's go. Come on. Get out. Put your phone on top of your car. Hang on your back. Let go. >> All right, sir. I'm going to need you to either identify yourself verbally or I'm going to need your driver's license. Okay. >> Have I committed a crime? >> You have committed a motor vehicle violation which you are being lawfully stopped for. You are driving a car on New Jersey roads. You have to abide by New Jersey laws. Okay, that includes >> Now, I have to abide by federal laws. >> No, you're on New Jersey roads. You need to abide by New Jersey laws. We are New Jersey law enforcement officers. You need to identify yourself and provide your documents. >> Soon as you break your oath, your constitutional oath, you are not you're no longer peace officers. So, if that's what you plan on doing, that's fine. You can do that also. >> Not going to give registration, insurance, or your license. Correct. >> Well, it's my fourth amendment right to be secure in my papers, in my person, and my property. >> Do you know what state vims is? >> I do know what state vims. Step out of your core then.