This man got an unexpected visit from the FBI, not for a crime, but because he was filming public buildings. Exercising his First Amendment rights shouldn't trigger a federal visit. Luckily, this man knows the law and leaves the agent speechless. You were at the police station and you took photographs. It's a public location. You know that. Okay. And we're just here to try to figure out what is this something? You essentially were taking pictures of a police station. That's a public location. That's a public street, Mccclure Drive. I can record at any any point. I'm doing you a favor by letting you know that I'm recording you right now. So, is that all you're here about? Because I was taking photographs and video in a police station. Is that why you're here? Just a little alarming. So, photographing public officials in public locations is to you alarming. Like I said, it just came across our desk and we're just coming out to clarify with Do you consider yourself clarified? You gave us a great great answer. You were doing nothing else. You tell me. I'm not I'm not going to answer I'm not going to answer any any more specific questions. Are you accusing me of committing any other crime? And then are we good here? Thank you for your time.