tell your lawyer that. But >> I mean, okay. Do >> you have a phone? >> Are they going to >> I mean, >> do you have a cell phone? >> Not on person. >> No matter what you think it's unlawful or not, or your lawyer thinks it's unlawful or not, we're processing you today. >> And if they think it's unlawful, they can handle it in court later. But you're being processed today. And a lawyer is not going to stop that or change that. Okay? >> You can call a lawyer, but you're going to get handcuffs to the the wall when you make a phone call. >> Okay? That's f I mean play these games where you're like >> you have you have a good one that you know >> lawyer. >> No, never mind. >> Yeah. No, I need to make a call. >> Okay, then you're going to be handcuffed over there by the phone. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Okay, give us a minute. >> It's Daniel, right? >> We got to take your prince, too. I mean, like, >> my name is Dan. >> Dan Schmidt, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> You want to make a phone call, that's fine. But again, like he said, you're going to get handcuffed to the wall. Okay? >> You understand that? >> I just want this cuff off me. >> Well, that cuff's going to come off. That one's going to go on. So, it doesn't matter which cuff's going to >> The whole time. One of these handcuffs back here has to be on you. >> Is there a reason for that? >> Because that's the policy. >> What policy? >> You're in custody. You have to be secured while you're in here. You can't just roam around freely. That's not how it works. >> I'm not trying to roam around freely. >> It doesn't matter what you're trying to do or not. That's the policy. And we have to follow my >> freedom back. We have to follow the process. >> What What does that consist of? >> Fingerprints. I I need I need to look at I I need I'm bleeding.