An officer tries to intimidate a man for speaking out and recording in public, demanding ID and threatening arrest. But the man knows his rights, calmly cites the First Amendment, refuses to back down, and exposes the officer's weak legal claims, leaving him speechless. >> What's going on with my name? >> Uh, nothing much. >> What are you saying on your screen? >> I'm not screaming. I am talking voicing my rights. I am standing in a public way. >> You got your name on you? >> I don't have to give you my name because I'm not being suspected of a crime. So that's completely irrelevant right now. violating a city ordinance. >> I'm not violating a single ordinance right now. I am standing in this public way. >> Well, what's your last name? >> Well, I wasn't Ding and I'm not going to give you my last name because I'm not being suspected of any crime. So, I have the right to give you no name. >> Are you violating a city ordinance? >> I'm not violating a sing order. I wasn't standing here screaming. >> Are you a lawyer, by chance? >> I don't have to be a lawyer. I just know my rights. >> Well, you don't know your rights. >> I do know I do know my rights. You guys are very violating right now. You guys have no reason to do this right now. >> You have no idea what you're talking about. >> What do you mean I have no idea about the law at all? >> Yes, I do have an idea of all the laws. >> Are you a lawyer? >> I don't have to be a lawyer. Well, then how the hell do you know what you're doing? >> Because I could research it and I could understand and comprehend the laws. I'm not being suspected of a crime. I'm not going to stay here. >> The next time I hear you, you're going to go to jail and you're going to get a city ticket. Understand that. This is the only warning you're getting for the whole night. All right.