This man refuses to bow to a tyrant ID demand. What should have been a routine stop turns into a constitutional standoff. When power pushes too far, he pushes back. >> And you're you're judging me by appearance and I would rather a supervisor be on here because I know my rights unless I'm suspected of a crime. A judge needs to sign a warrant for you to go any further than where you're going. So what you're doing is trying to judge me by appearance. I saw you pull up. It was all on video. You're going to detain me for not wearing a seat belt. >> I can actually take you to jail for it. You're And what you're doing at this point is you're refusing to to give me the information that's necessary >> to check you out to give you a citation or to give you a warning. You're not free to go, by the way. >> You want me to pull you out of the car and arrest you? Is that what you want? I'm starting to lose my patience with you, sir. >> Because you're not following taking you under arrest. And I wonder I will happily take you in front of a judge and he will decide whether what you've done is accurate or not. Rights don't disappear just because an officer gets impatient.