Everything okay, sir? Everything okay? Is there anything you need help with or anything? You're not going to talk to me? You have that right. If you're not going to speak, that's fine. I just want to know if you're okay. Can you not for me a yes or no? Are you okay? This encounter took a completely different turn the moment this man decided he was not going to play along. Instead of arguing or explaining himself, he chose silence. The officer kept fishing for a response, asking if he was okay, asking if he needed help, trying every angle to get him to engage. Each time, he stayed calm and gave him nothing. No emotion, no reaction, just control. When ID came up, he calmly reminded him he did not need to provide it, then went right back to silence. The power shift was obvious, and the officer was left talking into empty space. They called the sheriff on me. Look at that, you guys. The army reserves called the sheriff on me. Let's see what happens here, you guys. Everything okay, man? Everything okay, sir? Everything okay? Is there anything you need help with or anything? You're not going to talk to me. You have that right. Is there any help you need or anything at all? If you're not going to speak, that's fine. I just want to know if you're okay. Can you not for me a yes or no? Are you okay? Anything I can help you with at all, man? trying to help. Yeah, I'm asking if he need anything >> and he doesn't want anything. >> Yeah, he doesn't >> don't need any help. >> I think I'm just going to check with him. See if he trespass if he didn't hurt anything. >> Okay, so you guys have dealt with them before, huh? responding. So, we're going to we're going to ignore his behavior. We'll make sure he didn't trespass and we're going to leave. >> All right. >> Is there anything wrong? >> Sounds good. >> Try call on the caller. >> All right. Sounds good. No, he won't he won't say anything, but I asked him if he was okay by just nodding. Yes or no? 12 years. I just had this for the last 3 minutes. No, no ID, no nothing. He's not answering me at all. So, >> I don't need to provide an ID. >> Huh? >> I don't need to provide an ID. >> You're right. But I want to know if you're okay. this if um when someone comes out here and starts videotaping the the National Guard Armory out here, it just you're going to get caught, right? So, you know, if you're in public view of it and you want to you can run that camera as long as you want, >> right? We're not stopping you. >> So, but I'm just saying it it just it's suspicious to them, especially with today's world. You know what I'm saying? >> That's fair. Thank you. Go forth. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. All right. >> Have a good day, man. >> Take care. Sometimes the strongest move is saying nothing at all. No back and forth, no ego battle, just discipline. He showed that you do not always have to argue to stand your ground. Silence forced the officer to carry the entire interaction by himself. And once that happened, there was nothing left to push.