He's going to live with me. >> Like everyday traffic stop. He drives off. >> The only reason he stopped because he got stuck in He got He got stuck in traffic. And that's when he darted out of the car to to separate himself from his dad and that's when we were able to get him out of the car. >> Okay, I understand. Really, I don't care because he he is one person. He's drunk. He's drunk. >> He's a drunk? >> I don't know. I don't know. He's a drunk. >> drink a lot? >> No. >> He is today. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> That is my problem. That that is my problem. >> know. I mean, so what? >> That is my problem. I am so so so >> No, I'm not here. I'm >> So so mad. >> And you should be mad and that's okay. Okay? >> But right now You put your grandson in a lot of danger. So be mad with your son, but make sure you love your grandson, okay? >> No no no. I I I tell him no him from now. I going to take care of him. I going to make one one one statement. He's going to live with me. >> You want to stand up, dude? >> Yes. Yes, sir. >> All right, let's stand up. >> What did he do? >> One foot in front of the other one. Just come on. Move your legs. Are you going to be willing to do field sobriety? >> I couldn't I'm just going to say no, sir. >> Do you have any vices on you? Say what? >> Nothing on me, officer. >> No? Okay. >> Is that the brother or something? >> Copy that. >> No, that's the guy that pulled us >> All right, too far him? >> Yes. I had a phone call with her. >> It's all right. >> Hey, what did the kid do?