Police tried to accuse a man of causing a disturbance while he was simply campaigning legally. But when he stood firm and invoked his First Amendment rights, their entire attempt to intimidate him fell apart on the spot. You're not allowed to campaign within certain distance. You're not allowed to fight with other people that have different views than you. >> Why is your hand shaking? Are you okay, >> sir? Are you leaving or what? >> Are you okay? >> Are you going to be leaving or are you going to stay here? >> Are you forcing me to leave? Am I under arrest that I got to >> on the ballot? I'm I'm the candidate on the ballot. >> I personally don't care. >> All right. You can go a distance away and campaign do whatever you got to do. Let's go. >> Where's the line for electioneering? Tell me the Show me the line, >> sir. I'm not going to keep going back. >> Anything. Show me the line. Where's the line? I have to I can't be cuz they're they're closer. >> You're always over here causing problems. >> You can stand over there. >> I can't stand here. >> You can't fight with other people with different views than you. >> You're causing disturbances. Okay. >> Says who? >> Multiple people. We got multiple >> multiple calls saying what? >> That you're fighting with the other side. You're not letting people do what am I fighting? How I'm I'm not even blocking anything. So, we have to come over and address it. We didn't. >> Okay. So, you addressed it. So, I'll see you later. I'm engaged in First Amendment protected activity, and you're telling me to leave while >> I'm not telling you to leave. I'm telling you to leave >> to keep a distance from the other side. >> Okay. I'll go closer to the folding.