This young man was peacefully filming from a public sidewalk, testing the First Amendment. Then police finally showed up. One officer even admitted he took an oath to the Constitution twice, but couldn't even name the First Amendment. You can't make this stuff up. Do you support the Constitution? All the time. I mean, I was in the army for 8 years and now I do this. So, I'm a big believer in You took an oath to uphold the Constitution twice then. Correct. Right. Do you know what the first amendment to the Constitution is? Yeah. Your freedom of press, right? There's five freedoms in the first first amendment to the constitution that you wear arms, freedom of press. No, that's the second one. I'm aware. You said there was five. I'm some of them. Five. That's the second amendment. The right to bear arms is the second amendment. Right. Right. Tell me all of them. Okay. So, it's No, go ahead. I'm I'm asking you. I just want to see what you know. Took a It took an oath to uphold the Constitution twice. You should know. Well, no. Educate. I'm being I'm being So, you don't No, I don't educate. Man, that's kind of sad. How long you been a police officer? Uh, almost a year and a half. Yeah. Almost a year and a half. And you said you were in the army for eight years and you can't even name me what the first amendment to the constitution is.