He chose word play. Illinois chose consequences. This is my Max Headroom. And what you're [music] about to witness is one of the most sinister sounding intros to a trailer to one of the greatest epics ever produced in the history of television. There's more because you are going to see it as well. Now, quick favor before we jump in. Like, subscribe, share, and leave a comment. It helps the algorithm, cost you nothing, and prevents YouTube from deciding what you like on your behalf. And welcome to Facts or Frauds. We're in Illinois watching Cook County Sheriff's Department [music] body cam for another right to travel stop on a sovereign citizen who claims he's a private man, not a sovereign [music] citizen or a Moore. If that matters anything, let's watch. All right. You have fraudulent plates. It's a class 2 felony to have fraudulent registration in the state of Illinois. >> Would you like You want me MTO? You want me to get the IBC? You want me to get the code? Star 391. >> Star 391. >> Yeah. Can I get your ID, please? >> Okay. >> What's your What's your um >> What's your emergency? >> I need your ID. >> I'm asking you a question. What's your emergency? >> Step out of the car. >> Huh? >> Step out of the car. I don't I'm not stepping out. >> I'm not stepping out of the window. >> I got to take the window. >> You don't talk about where you live. Listen. >> Come on. Step out of the car. Listen. Listen. Listen. Why won't you step out? >> Yeah. Why won't you step out of the car? I don't >> You do. Pennsylvania, you got to get out of the car whenever we ask. >> Man, there's case. Listen, I'm going to tell you right now. There's case law about this. There's case law. You are going to get out of the car. Come with us. >> Either step out of the car >> or we're going to get you out of my ID. >> Yeah, I need your ID. Let's just start with an ID. Let's just work with an ID cuz I don't have to get out. >> Yes, you do. You do. You do. >> Yes, you do. >> Yes, you do. Each and every time you just told Pennsylvania versus men, you have to step out. It's Supreme Court case law. >> You got to come out. >> Sovereign lesson of the day. Read Pennsylvania versus Mims. 1977 court case says officers can tell you to step out of the car without your feelings being consulted. >> No, I mean, we know what we're doing. You know, we're sheriffs, right? >> Yeah. >> Are you Are you a [ __ ] Are you a sovereign citizen? >> I'm not neither. So, so what are you? >> I'm a private man. >> So, you are a cyber citizen? >> I'm not a cyber citizen. >> Do you have a driver's license? >> No, that's what I have. >> Are you Have you ever had a driver's license? >> No, I don't have a driver's license. >> So, in the state of Illinois, you are required to produce a driver's license. >> You know that, right? >> I'm going to run it. I'll be back. >> You've been arrested for this before. You didn't learn your lesson. >> Hey, I ain't been arrested for this. >> Yeah, you have. >> Okay. >> I got your whole background. You've been arrested for this before. Step out of the car. >> For what? >> Well, I don't know. I Maybe I'm going to arrest you. Maybe I'm not. Just step out of the car so we can talk. >> For what reason do I have? >> Cuz I'm asking you to step. So, you're driving a vehicle with no license, right? >> I'm a private man. >> That doesn't matter. >> I don't have to have a license. >> You do though. You actually do. >> What is that in your hand? >> This is a a passport card. >> Okay. Did you run it? >> Yeah. >> You scanned it? scand you can leave the country. You can't drive out the car. >> Oh, okay. >> So, come on out. >> For what reason? >> Because I'm asking you to come on out. >> Do I got to Do I got to get you out? I would prefer not. I can care less. >> You You ain't going to get me out. >> Yeah. Open the door. Come on. How do I open this? How do I open this? Come on. It's raining out here. Let's get things going. >> That's what I'm saying. So, what's the problem? Like, >> you got to come out of the car is what's the problem? >> For what reason do I have to come? I can see now. Now you >> watch watch your back. >> Once again, Pennsylvania versus Mims Supreme Court ruling. This is not optional. [music] It's a rule. >> What's the reason and the probable cause of me getting out of my >> Well, you don't have a valid license to drive the car. >> Oh. >> So, if I want to if I want to tow the car, you can't be in it. How does that work out? >> What reason to tow the car? because you don't have any registration on the car >> which is required in the state of Illinois. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. >> So, so I'm just going to explain the little bit that I'm understanding right now. Okay. All right. Driving privilege in the state of Illinois. Everybody else understand you, you're a private man. Driving privileges. You don't have any driving privileges in this state and as far as that we can find. No other state. My partner's asked me to step out because both of those the no driving without a license is a misdemeanor offense. That is an arrestable offense. He's asking you to step out. You refuse to step out. That's also another arrestable offense. That's obstruction. >> So So listen. >> You complain about it raining, right? >> I'm not complaining about it right now. >> I'm going to say I am cuz now now I'm soaking wet. Right. Right now I'm soaking wet. >> Why would you want me to get out in the rain like that? >> Well, I want you to get out. >> Why would you want me to at this point it is no longer to your jurisdiction? >> Well, you're well Well, you're in the jurisdiction already. But but this is what this is what we're going to do. Are you willingly going to step out after we're telling you to step out because you are >> you are going to place under arrest or obstruction. >> How is that? >> Because we asked you to step out. You are refusing to step out. >> A law statement. >> Okay. Which and you can you No, I a statute is a law. A statute is a law. I try to explain it to you, but you do not you do not want to. >> And right there, our private man is no longer traveling. He's being transported to jail. Actually, courtesy of whoever convinced him this nonsense actually works. >> Now, come on out, please. Come on now. Come on, my >> What? I'm sorry. Relax. >> No, you ain't no rel. >> Come on, bro. >> What? Come on. >> Let me get another cuff. >> I got to get >> Y'all just did Y'all just did the wrong thing. No, no, no. Oh, no. We all just did the wrong thing. >> I've done this before. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. No, I've been I've been through this before. >> Okay. And And what was your result? >> Guilty. >> You? >> Yeah. I got guilty plea of it. >> Oh, okay. >> You can't fix stupid. >> And just a reminder, hit like, subscribe, comment, do those YouTube things. It feeds the algorithm so it doesn't get confused and send people to looking for cat videos. And a huge thank you to all of our Facts or Frauds channel members. Your support allows this channel to stay focused on the facts and not the outrage, and I appreciate you all. The right to travel doesn't exempt anyone from traffic laws. And Pennsylvania versus Mims already settled the step out of the car argument. No amount of workblade beats [music] Supreme Court precedent. Reality wins every time. Until next time, I'll see you soon.