These guys were filming on public property, a right protected by the First Amendment, but then the cops rolled up on them, led by the police chief himself. And instead of enforcing the law, they went straight to intimidation. Tough luck this time though, because our guys knew the law inside and out. And what happened next made the whole police department look like a legal joke. Uh, we're allowed to be here. It's government property. It's what? Government property. Did she provide you with the rules and regulations? That doesn't trump the US Constitution, though. So, I'm going to go get this piece of paper for you to let you know. Even if I see I'm not leaving. I really don't care what that paper says. I already know I have a right to be here. I'm not going to have my rights trampled on. It's a First Amendment protected activity. The Supreme Court's ruled on this already. Their policy doesn't trump the law, you know. So, she would like you off the property. Not happening. We have every right to be here. What's your name and badge number? I am Chief Clark with the Boys Town Police Department. chief? I am the Chief of Police. And you don't know that we have a right to be here? I do know that there are certain certain stipulations under the US code that does not allow you guys to do this particular thing. That's not the law. You know the Supreme Court ruled that we can do this, right? know that there is a Supreme Court ruling. You're chief, you should know that, man. I don't mind a a simple lawsuit against the Boys Town Police. It'll be a slam dunk. It'll be a settlement. Make you guys look bad. No, you're trying to violate our rights. Do you want to arrest me? Then arrest me, but I'm not leaving. Okay, I need to not arrest anybody. Well, then leave us alone.