This guy was just filming at the post office. Perfectly legal under the First Amendment. But that didn't stop this clueless state employee from calling the cops. And when they showed up, they tried every trick in the book to intimidate and flex their authority. But this guy didn't even flinch and instead hit them with the perfect answer. Crybaby. What a crybaby. He's calling me a crybaby. Hell yeah. Go away. Go away. Crybaby. How old are you? Good evening. How are you? Hi. How are you? What's your first name, sir? What's your first name, sir? My last name is Henzy. What's your first name, sir? Corporal. What's your first name, sir? Match number is 561. That's right. So, what's your first name? I'd like to have a conversation with you. What do you want to have a conversation about? Have a conversation. I have some concerns. So, none of my business. Can you do me a favor? Can you step on over there for me? Right. Right behind. No, you can step on back over there. I came over here first. You walked up on me. Recognize that. And they're going to walk up on me and keep pushing me back. Can you Can you translate what that means for her? Maybe put I don't answer questions. They actually did go into the lobby. Hell yeah. We're in there for about 15 minutes. Have a nice day, sir. Yeah, she left. Your evidence left. Look hard. Okay. Look real hard. I'm going to give you some peaceful advice. I'm going to give you some peaceful advice. And you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. Sir, in the court of law, you have the right to an attorney to back your ass up. So, you better think twice before you open your mouth, sir. I'm in public. You have a nice day. Thank you for being here. Thank you, sir. You can walk away, sir. You can walk away.