Cops have a huge problem with people's first amendment right to film in public. So when this cop saw a camera, he felt the need to stomp over and throw his weight around. But this guy wasn't having any of that. >> Got any identification? >> Do I need some? >> You're at the police department. >> Okay. >> I'm asking for identification. >> Oh, I don't have any on me. >> You don't have any on you? >> Why not? >> Cuz I I don't drive nothing. >> Okay. But by law? >> No. By law, I don't? >> No, sir. No, sir. >> Yeah. You have to? >> No, sir. >> Provide identification? >> Absolutely not, sir. >> Okay. >> Absolutely not. >> What are you doing? >> Well, I've got a camera. I obviously can see that. >> Well, that's what I'm doing. That's what I'm doing. >> Okay. The purpose behind it. >> Just filming. >> Okay. Well, if you film anybody that don't want to be filmed, you know, you do. You >> No, that's not that's not right either. >> Oh, okay. So, you can film anybody you want. >> Yes, I can. And you have no expectation of powers in public. >> Okay. >> Okay. I know the law pretty well. >> Are you a lawyer or what? >> Does it matter? >> I'm asking a question. >> Just know I know the law very well. You're not going to sit here and me. >> I'm not going to. >> Okay. And I don't appreciate you doing this. So, right now, this is essential conversation. I'm going to walk away from you cuz you've already pissed me off for trying to tell me the laws that ain't right. Go get educated, sir. Have a good day.