Either you give me your license or we gonna break this window and get you out of this car. You >> Is that a fact? >> Yes. >> Would you like to lose your qualified immunity? >> I'm not. >> Did I commit a crime? >> All right. Stay right here. >> We're checking for driver license. You rode right through check. We're doing a driver's license check. So, we need to see your driver's license. >> No, you don't. Can you tell me what crime I've committed? Did you catch me speeding? >> You didn't commit a crime? >> You You can't check me for a driver's license if I didn't commit a crime. >> Can we see your license? Why are you making this harder than what it is? Uh because I have constitutional rights that keep me from being harassed. >> Can you tell me what crime I've committed? >> Have you ever been through a roadblock? Do you live in Mississippi? Let me just ask you. Every time you've been through a roadblock, have you done this? >> Yes, I have. >> And what what did they do? >> Not a thing. >> They just let you go. >> Yes, I do. >> Man, you making this hard. I don't even want to go through this with you. Can I just see your license, please? I have a license. >> Give me your license and you can go on about two bills. >> But I don't understand why. What you're not understanding is I have a constitutional right not to be stopped and harassed. Thank you.