Hey, trooper. >> You over here? >> Sure, we can talk wherever. Trooper. Sure, that's fine. What's your name? >> Trooper Wac. >> Trooper Wzac. My name is Sean Trooper. >> Nice to meet you, Charlotte. >> Nice to meet you, Trooper. >> Where are you parked at? >> Oh, I I walked here. >> You walked here? Local. >> Yeah, I just walked here. >> Could have parachuted in. You know, it doesn't really matter how I got here. This is open to the public. >> Actually, it's not from what I just read. So, >> it's it's 100% trooper open to the public. I am engaging in not only a constitution protected activity but a statutory protected activity through New York State Right to Monitor Act. I have a a right to record correctional officers, law enforcement on public property. It doesn't give any exceptions. It is public property. That's scary. >> Yeah, but that's scary that you don't think that this is public property. This is 100% is funded by taxpayers. This is open to the public. How did I get here? >> Right. I walked here. I walked here. That's not a restricted area. I'm not in a restricted area. I'm not behind the fence behind you. I'm engaged in a statutory protected activity.