Are you hungry? >> Are you hungry? >> Are you hungry? >> Cuz you you sound like >> You might need a stretcher or something. >> Are you hungry? >> Are you hungry? >> Yes, and I'm horny. How long are you going to legally detain us for? You've already interfered with our investigation. Hey, you calm down. You look here. Look, listen, pal. I'm in charge here. This is my investigation. I'm in charge here. >> I'm trying to listen to you, sir. >> No, I don't stop. I'm the best. >> what you are. >> Hey, you calm down. My hand motions are way cooler and better than yours. We're in charge here, pal. >> You guys go get in your vehicle. >> Nope, not doing it. Nope. >> This is probably the most bizarre combination of freedom supporting, tyrant exposing, comedy generating, education promoting footage on the entire internet today. >> You got to get on your knees and do a handstand. >> Let me finish. >> No, I'll finish first. I'm the best, you know. >> do this first. If I can get IDs from both of you so I can verify who you are. >> Well, Frank told us not to, sir. >> Well, I have to, but let's go back to IDs. I mean, I got to do it. >> in training do you have to learn about constitution? >> Yeah. >> So, like fourth amendment? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have You haven't been to that yet? >> Oh, yeah. >> Milton's, you puffed him up, sir. That's >> Cuz they said in order to give ID, we have to commit. >> Frank says that. >> entirely true. >> Well, Frank was the one that told us this, sir. >> Flex your freedoms and his pal Milton, who unnecessarily got puffed up during this insanely funny interaction, are in Mound City, Missouri conducting an investigation on a possible missing person outside of Nodaway Valley Bank. That's when the Mound City Police Department show up to take advantage of who they clearly consider to be intellectually inferior to them. But, as you'll see, the tables get turned really, really quickly. >> In Missouri, when you're talking to an officer and if that officer requests your ID, by law you have to give it to them, okay? >> Frank said that's BS, sir. He says He says we have fourth amendment rights here, sir. Not trying to be mean, but you guys remind me of stupid Stanley. He was stupid and he didn't know the law, neither. He's stupid. That's all I got to say about that idiot. >> What happened to him? Where'd he go? >> Oh, He got fired. >> He got fired. >> I mean, fired for being so stupid. Yeah, you don't want the same fate as him. I'm just saying. It wouldn't be a good thing. These guys are being dumb and they're trying to get stop stop us without a crime saying we have to ID for filming in public. And I said, "Hey, you guys are dumb. We don't have to do that. You got to learn the basics of law." And they're like, "Yeah, we know the law." And then they use Google to pull it up. Then they're like, "Oh, see, you got to have these criteria of getting lawfully pulled over or committed a crime before that you can even ask for ID." And we said, "Yeah, you guys are dumb." And they're like, "No, you it doesn't matter. You're suspicious." And we're like, "Suspicious isn't a crime, you dumb nerd." And they said, "Oh, well, we're dumb nerds, but I don't care." And they said said, "We're going to throw you in a cage." >> In a cage. And they said they were going to >> They're going to fingerprint us. They're going to pull our pants down and do the strip search. They're trying to be disgusting with us. And we said, "No, no, don't do that today." >> And then he was going to tell Frank. >> Yeah, he's going to snitch on us to Frank. And we said, "Hey, you guys are dumb. Don't do that." >> So, where are you guys from? >> Well, that's we can't say any impersonal information, sir. >> How about how you got here? >> We can't say nothing. Frank says, "Zip your lip or I'm going to wire it shut again." We're going to take a look at this together and I'll make some comments along the way. It's the police. >> Hi. >> Oh, good morning, sir. >> What's going on? >> Oh, we're just investigating. >> Investigating what? >> We're looking for Miss Ming. >> Miss who? >> Miss Ming. >> Miss Ming? >> Yeah, Ming. >> Okay. I'm not >> Oh, she's a Chinese. >> Okay. >> So, we're trying to find out we did get word she's at this bank. >> Okay. >> She's banking here. We need to verify verify the information. >> Not a problem. >> That's Milton. >> Okay. >> That's my buddy Milton. >> Well, I'm Officer Brooke with uh Mound City Police Department. >> Oh, good morning. >> Afternoon. >> me Billy. >> Okay, Billy. >> Well, it's 5:00 somewhere's what they tell me. >> it's almost 4:00 now. >> Yeah, I was right. >> Okay, and Miss Ming, do you have first name or anything? >> Yeah, the the first name is Ming. >> Okay, what's her last name? >> Ling. Uh with the L instead of an M. >> Are you sure it's Mound City, Missouri? >> I was told so, sir. >> Okay, cuz there's like >> Is there another one? >> Oh, lordy. >> Really? >> four or five Mound Cities. >> I don't like that, though. >> Yeah, cuz there's Mound City, Kansas, South Dakota, uh I want to say there's a Mound City, Illinois. So, there's several Mound Cities and I don't recognize that name. I've been here for over 20 years and I know pretty much most people in town. >> So, you would know if there's a a missing Chinese woman that's probably like in this location. >> hope so somebody would report it by now, especially to the police department. >> Okay. Um do you think you >> Just don't report a missing person to the Mena, Arkansas Police Department. If you get any questions about that, I'll leave the link in the description for you. >> You'd get us access inside? >> To >> so we could investigate. >> So, the bank? >> Yeah. >> Did you go in? Did you try to go in? >> no, we just wanted to. >> Okay. >> We're just doing a perimeter check to see if Miss Ming Ling is uh potentially inside. >> a call because they said there were two men walking around with cameras and binoculars and everything. >> Well, guilty as charged. That was me. I'm not I won't lie to you. That was me. >> Right? >> You know, I >> That was kind of obvious when I pulled up, so. >> Yeah, you just have to investigate. That's That's how you get the facts, cuz Frank sent us out here to do this investigation. >> Frank who? >> Frank P. P like pneumonia, the letter P. >> Okay, you don't have a full last name? >> Um I don't know what his full last name was. He says not to tell nobody. >> Well, that's kind of odd if you're looking for a missing person and he tells you not to tell anybody. >> Well, he sends us on missions, so we >> Okay. >> trying to get the facts and >> Right right. >> Well, I'm just trying to find Miss Mingling, sir. >> Okay. >> I don't know. I thought she was here. I just wanted to inspect inside. If they would let me in, maybe like look at the vault area, too. He says she's probably back there. >> area, cuz that's kind of a >> It's a secure It's a secure source. So, the vault is normally uh one of the most secure like zones in a bank. >> Mhm. >> But, we just need to >> I think that was Milton making fart noises. >> Like uh we need to verify the information. >> Okay. >> Cuz if it's not verified, we won't know for sure, you know. >> do this first. If I can get IDs from both of you, so I can verify who you are. >> Well, Frank told us not to, sir. >> Well, I have to. Um I'm sorry. That's part of our protocol. >> I don't know if I even have my ID, sir. >> I got to go to the bathroom. I'll be back. >> Okay. >> Okay, Milton. He just needs to tinkle, probably. >> I I understand that, but where are you going to go? >> I don't know. >> Cuz uh the closest bathroom would >> Is a toilet, probably. There's some I think there's some >> My neck and my bladder got hurt, cuz when I went to Mexico, I didn't know the wrestling was real. >> That's all right, Milton. >> It's not like here. >> No. >> It's real. >> Yeah, that's cuz they wear masks. >> But, it's real. >> It's real. >> No, I know. >> Well, just like the wrestling here is is semi-real. It's It's very athletic. >> So, they have wrestling here? >> Well, what you see on TV. >> So, that's here probably. We could look at it. >> So. Well. Do you think he could just probably let us in probably for 5 minutes? >> We'll let you look on the bank or vault. >> Just that Well, just by the vault. We don't got to go like in the vault, just by it. >> So. Um Okay. >> think we should go? >> if I can get some ID so I can verify for who you you are. >> I'm I'm getting nervous though, sir. >> Well, I understand it. Then I can work with with you guys. How's that? You work with me, I work with you. It's just a >> So, we work together. Is what you're saying. Do you think we could become police in this town to patrol? >> Not really. You have to go through a lot of schooling for that. >> Yeah, but I could I could do that. I thought it was 6 weeks. We could do that. No problem. >> Just not constitutional schooling. We don't give a damn about rights. We just care about How do we taze that pet? How do we conduct a proper roadside piracy operation? >> Six months. >> Wow, that's a lot of That's a lot of time. >> Yeah, a lot more to it. Hey. >> Time and temperature check. It was probably if you say 4:00 p.m. and 72° F. So, that's a good day It's a good day to be outside is all I'm saying. Is that another police? >> Yep, that's one of the deputy sheriffs. >> Deputy. Probably Deputy Douglas. I've met him before. >> Nope. We don't have a Deputy Douglas here. >> Well, Milton's getting popped up, sir. >> Okay. All right. I still need some ID though. >> But we're not we're not supposed to do that, sir. >> I need it. >> Frank says >> of Missouri, if I ask for it, you need to >> Frank says that that's BS. >> That's not BS. >> Frank says we got to we got to be naughty and commit crimes though first, sir. >> so >> We just can't be saying our names. >> Like you already told me your names. >> Yeah, I know. We just can't say no more though. >> Okay, but I need you to stand by yourself. >> [laughter] >> They call >> Especially if you're doing Yeah, but Frank's going to bust his jaw. Later he's going to say he's got to he's going to wire it shut if I give anything else. I'm the lead If I give any more information, he's going to bust my jaw and wire it shut. You don't want that, do you, officer? Yeah, but we want to be boys in blue, too. So we want to we just want to become You got to like I said, you got to go through all the training and stuff. Yeah, but we can we'll get a waiver. It's You only need a waiver to get around certain things. You got to go through all the training. You have to get certified and all that and then hired on to a department. So but let's go back to IDs. I mean Do you have to in training do you have to learn about constitution? >> Yeah. >> Like fourth amendment? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have you haven't been to that yet? >> Oh, yeah. >> Milton's, you puffed him up, sir. That's >> Cuz they said in order to give ID we have to commit. >> Frank says that. >> true. >> Well, Frank was the one that told us this, sir. >> Who's Frank, sir? >> Frank P. >> Frank P, who's that? >> Well, a piece of piece of garbage if you ask me, but he was the ones that sends us on missions to investigate. >> You investigate >> We're looking for we were just looking, sir. We're just looking for Miss Ming, is all. >> So let me ask you this. Okay. If you're saying Frank is a P >> Huh? >> happened here. >> a piece of garbage. >> Okay, and he's hurt you, right? Your name is Milton? >> Yeah, that's that's that's my buddy Milton. >> Okay. Well, if he's hurt you, then do you think that he's actually going to tell you the truth then about IDs? >> Yes. >> No. >> No. >> Because >> So Frank's a liar. >> Yes. So let me let me explain to you and I'm sure that the officer has to, okay? >> Okay. >> But in Missouri, when you're talking to an officer and if that officer requests your ID, by law you have to give it to him, okay? >> They really want to try to capitalize on two men they think are extremely ignorant and the tables are about to turn. I love this. Frank said this that's BS, sir. He says He says we have fourth amendment rights here, sir. >> Right. >> And he says you can't You can't just Gestapo stop us. Oh, we committed a crime then? I was unaware. I didn't know. >> We're here for an investigation. >> Yeah, but we're the investigators, sir. >> Okay, you're investigators for something else, okay? >> Yes. >> We're here investigating you guys. >> So, you're investigating the investigators? >> Yes. >> Why are we doing this? Yeah, but I'm the lead investigator in this. >> looking into the bank for whatever reason. >> I'm not suspicious. They call me Billy. >> They call you Billy? >> I'm the investigator around here, sir. >> Okay. >> So, I just like to investigate. I like to collect different size pebbles. I was looking at the rock formations. I was looking at the architecture. It looks good. And I was just seeing if Ming Ling could be here, sir. >> Ming Ling? >> Yes, Ming. >> They're They're in >> She's a Chinese woman. >> Ming Ling which is >> She's Chinese. >> not been a resident of around here that I know of in the last 20 plus years. >> Okay. >> So, >> Well, and she don't live here, but >> Well, that's why we're here to investigate. >> We still have to have your IDs so we can identify you. It's either that or we take you to the station down the sheriff's department. And then we fingerprint you >> You can't do that. I burnt my fingerprints off with [laughter] a a pan of oil. >> Oh, yeah? Actually, I can see fingerprints from here. >> I can't see mine cuz I can't see nothing. >> You can't see nothing? >> Milton has glasses? >> They're They're the ones that he got for the >> Frankly, I think I can see more with these. >> Yeah, cuz [laughter] you can. They magnify. >> Okay. >> My other ones didn't work. These are >> I'm just saying, sir, we shouldn't be puffing Milton up. It's not good, and we're just trying to investigate. >> drive here? >> Sir, we can't get into the details. Frank could have dropped us off. I can't be snitching. I cannot be snitching. It makes me nervous. >> All right. So, we're still at the the junction of whether or not you're going to give us ID to be able to verify who you are, and if you are investigators >> I am the I am an investigator. >> what you're telling me. I don't know that for sure. >> They call me investigator journalism. >> Sir, what's my What's my ID going to do for you today? >> Yeah, that Yeah. >> What are they going to do? Oh, that guy's on the sidewalk. He's looking for me. I need to know who he is. Oh, no, that ain't how it works. >> Yeah, you're puffing Milton up, sir. >> Okay. >> I mean, we can't be doing that. What do you mean that You puffed him up. >> How do I know you're actually Milton? >> How you know that guy's actually >> Look at his bowl cut, sir. No one else has a bowl cut around this part that I Look at the bowl cut. >> If I yell Larry and that guy looks over here, how you going to know he's really Larry? >> You got to tase him. You got to pull him over. That's what I would do. I don't care. I mean, you do need to get the information one way or another. And I just don't know I don't like Yeah, but we're the investigators, sir. We can't have our investigation interfered with. >> Well, I'm investigating you. >> Yeah, but we're investigating first. >> My investigation will probably trump yours. >> Well, they say first the worst, second the best. So, we are the best, best in business, sir. >> So, would you like to either give me your driver's license or some form of ID, or would you like to go to the sheriff's office and get fingerprinted? >> Um I'm wearing my speed boots on today, sir. >> Okay. >> Yeah, but that wasn't a traffic >> Hey, hey, let me Can I Billy, is it >> Uh they call me Billy, sir. >> Okay. Now this deputy has been sitting there on his phone looking up in Google what the actual law is. Watch this deputy inadvertently tell on himself and expose his tyranny for trying to get their ID. >> Billy, can I read you something real quick? >> Yeah, yes. >> And this is Missouri law, okay? In Missouri, law enforcement officers can require a driver provide >> A driver, require a driver provide. >> I can't read it. >> Yeah, Mel Mel his uh his eye sockets aren't working. >> In Missouri, law enforcement officers can require a driver's license to provide their identification. >> No, not require a driver's license. He read it right the first time. Require a driver provide his identification if he's pulled over during a legitimate traffic stop where there's actually a violation, which that right there is unconstitutional in and of itself. But these gentlemen are not driving. >> and vehicle registration during traffic stop or when they have reasonable suspicion of a crime. >> criminal activity >> criminal activity >> And now he's going to get on the radio. >> [laughter] >> What crime >> This is classic. >> We suspect them certain >> Do I Is this a traffic stop? I'm I don't >> 17 and 19 >> I didn't drive this. >> Listen. And then additionally, RSMO section 302.181 requires driver's license to be carried and displayed upon demand. >> Okay, that's true if you're driving. >> With that, that means that even right now you should have a driver's license. >> Hold on. >> or non-driver's license. >> But >> First two criteria didn't haven't been met yet, so >> Sir, that's Milton. He's smart. >> I I watched a What is it? >> That's a documentary. >> Judge >> Judge Judy. >> And that's >> She does that all the time. >> Okay, that's different. That's not Missouri. >> We're not pulling a traffic [music] stop. >> Right. >> We're talking to two Two individuals which gives us reasonable suspicion. >> What makes us >> Yes, sir. That two suspicious individuals gives us reasonable suspicion, period. No, there's a dot dot dot in that officer. Suspicion that they're what? Has been a crime committed. What a bunch of knuckleheads. >> That smells >> I took a pictures of the bank. I'll admit it. I took pictures. I've been taking pictures outside. I'll admit it. I did it. I did it. But, sir. You got to pull us over. Milton called it out. Here's the deal. I took pictures. I've been taking pictures outside. I'll admit it. I did it. I did it. But, sir. You got to pull us over, legally. Yeah, or you got to suspect us of a crime. That's what Frank says. Don't say that, please, sir. You'll puff him up. Oh, so we don't have fourth amendment here? So, how come our fourth amendment's getting stripped? Because we're supposed to be secured in our persons and papers, which would be our ID. And we haven't committed a crime or got pulled over legally and lawfully. So, we're investigators, sir. Just let us investigate, please. You've You've already You've You've already puffed Milton up, and you shouldn't do that. No, that's the problem. Milton's Yeah. That's Milton. Sir, look at him. You're puffing him up. We cannot be doing this, okay? Just let us I mean, let us just continue this investigation on the public sidewalk to >> be un- molested, you know. Molested is a bad word cuz there's sex offenders on the loose and we don't want to associate ourselves with that word. So, we're just trying to gather the information, sir. >> Do you have ID or not? >> Sir, I'm getting nervous. >> I'm asking you, do you have ID? >> I'm getting nervous though, sir. >> Why? >> I don't know. I'm shaking in my boots. >> I don't think you >> Huh? >> I don't think you are. >> Well, I'm not Sam. >> So, do you have ID or not? That's a simple yes or no. >> Uh if you articulate a crime we committed, yes, I'll give it to you. >> Okay, we're working on that. >> All right. >> You want to turn around and cuff up? >> Uh if you want a lawsuit. >> you want a lawsuit, you're refusing to identify yourself. >> Yeah, cuz we haven't committed a crime or we didn't get pulled over lawfully. You can't You can't go around and pull people over or come up to them if they're not committing a crime and demand ID. That's what the Gestapo used to do. Let me see papers. >> The problem with your training is you guys learn all about force and nobody's rights, obviously. >> Have we >> You pissed Milton up now. >> You violate my rights right now and let me tell you >> You're puffing him up, sir. Don't be doing that. I've already said this, please. >> You cannot puff Milton up. Don't do it. >> You want to identify or would you like to cuff up? >> For what? If you articulate a crime For filming in public is a crime now? >> For not identifying. >> Would you like to lose your qualified immunity? >> Do with the filming and this traffic >> Now you guys refuse to identify. >> You know what a 1983 lawsuit is? Look it up. You better do that before you go any further. >> Yeah, you've been you've been notified of our rights under the Fourth Amendment and the First. >> You Let your ego This You You're You're What What What good is it going to do to identify Milton? >> Yeah, that's Look at his bowl cut. >> for you today? >> Look at his bowl cut, sir. >> Going into the >> We didn't >> information or a crime. >> So your ID's a secondary charge. >> So your ID's a secondary charge after I've committed a crime. Suspicion is not a crime. Is it a misdemeanor or a felony? You puffed him up, sir. You shouldn't have did that. I told you not to. >> Right. >> Actually, he just read to you that it's a crime. >> the two criteria getting lawfully pulled over or committed a crime. >> Cuz you know, you you don't know what >> him off. I'm just saying. You just ticked Milton off. Yeah. I would not have done that if I was you. I can't deal with him when he gets puffed up like that. It affects his health. He's like a puffer fish and it's not Yeah. He actually did get his and he didn't get sunburned and you did that to him, sir. That was not acceptable. I mean, if you articulate a crime that we committed or if you lawfully pulled us over, yeah, sure. I'll give ID. But you haven't done neither and I'm the investigator around here and you're interfering with my investigation, sir. [laughter] I'm the best in business. >> Okay. [snorts] >> I'm the investigator. They call me Bailey. That's They call him Milton. >> You said that >> That's my buddy. Yeah, but he's my buddy. >> I understand that. >> I'm getting hornets just sitting here. It's hot outside, you know. >> You guys are actually impeding our investigation. >> You are impeding our investigation, sir. We're the authority figures here today. >> impeding my investigation by not identifying >> Yeah, but you have to We have to commit a crime for your investigation to hold any weight. >> I got called here because of two >> It doesn't matter if you got called here. Suspicious individuals is not a crime. Trust me, sir. What if I went to law school for 7 years? >> What's the statute? 7 years? >> I could have. I just might have. >> Did he not read it to you or were you not listening? >> Sir. >> There's no stipulations on ID'ing somebody. >> Apparently, you weren't listening. >> I was listening. >> Milton hears everything. I might not be able to see, but I can hear. >> Save sir. I warned you. Don't puff him up because once you get him going, it's hard to unwind him. Okay? You got him breathing heavy. You just heard his heart. I can't believe you >> a little bit too. >> It's all right Milton. We'll take you to the bathroom. I mean, is this a crime to be on a public sidewalk is what I'm wondering. I don't know. Yeah, there's a woman in there. She looked like she flipped me off. >> Right now I'm dealing with you too. >> Okay, yeah but this is more serious cuz we're detained. >> How is this? Are we detained? At the moment, yeah we're going to be detained because you won't identify yourself. >> Can we read the detainment laws cuz you have to commit a crime to be detained? >> You got to pull out Google again sir. He's messing up. >> He's really Yeah. >> He's messing up. No, he's wrong. I'm taller than you. You have to listen to me. I'm the authority figure, okay? I'm probably the tallest one out of these three. Out of these five. Three plus two is five. Yeah. Well, that's what happens. And you get older and you start shrinking. So you need to tell me the truth sir. >> Are you on any kind of You guys on any kind of medication or anything? >> You're trying to You're trying to throw us in a loony bin. That is propaganda. You son of a gun. You think you're sly? Well, I'm smelling some alcohol from your breath. Have you been driving drunk sir? Let me see your pockets. Let me hold your pocket. Yeah. Look at his eyes. >> They're glassy. >> They are. That's cuz you have goggles on Milton. You guys are impeding our investigation. Let's be real here. You're being naughty boys and we're in charge here. We're the authority figures today, okay? I cannot believe you, sir. You already puffed him up, that was enough. And now you come over here, you know, just for what? >> Poke the bear. Poke the >> You poked the bear. He's a cub. >> How about if we go back to our office and we get back to you? >> Where's your office? >> Well, sir, it is top secret. Do you have a clearance? >> I probably have a much higher clearance than you. >> No, you don't. Do you have a top secret? >> I have a top secret. >> What if I was a fed? >> Pretty sure you're not. >> What if I was? I don't know. >> Well, then you would have been showing your ID for a reason. >> No, I wouldn't. I would have been I I have handcuffs. >> take your hand off that? >> No, that's a cracked pipe, sir. >> I know. >> He can't. It's a cracked pipe. He just you puffed him up, sir. >> I rest my arm cuz of my disability, but >> Okay. >> It's a cracked pipe. >> He's disabled, sir. >> Is that going to hurt you or what? >> It can if you pull it out and use it. >> off your taser, >> Yeah, you best >> I'll take yours and I won't touch mine. How's that? >> Okay, how about I put my hands right here? >> Yeah, I can't do that cuz I have a disability. >> look at that. Yes. See, you Don't be doing that, sir. >> So, are you guys going to show us ID or not? >> Yeah, if you articulate a crime, absolutely. >> I think we'll have troop here before long, too. >> You can't. We'll outrun him. I got speed boots on and I'm ready for exercise. It's all about the cardio, sir. >> It is? >> Yes. >> That these cops aren't cracking a smile and that they're taking themselves so serious >> [clears throat] [snorts] >> that these cops aren't even cracking a smile and that they're taking themselves so seriously is what that these cops that these cops are not cracking a smile and that they're taking themselves this seriously just makes this all the more humorous. >> Cardio is it's healthy for your heart. >> Yes, it is. >> You know, I just want to come over here. I'm looking for a plot of land to plant beans. >> So we don't get you I don't want you to get in trouble for >> I'm going to put no ID. >> No, it won't. >> did the same You know that, right? You know that, right? Papers, papers. No, it don't work that way in the United States of America. >> Call him Milton. Milton's patriotic. >> You can just walk down the street and say give me your ID. >> I'm older than you. >> You think so? >> I'm 63 almost. >> When when you're doing this to me >> 63 almost. One day I'll get there. >> You want to come over here taking pictures and filming inside the building. >> That's a right to do that, sir. >> worse before I came here, too, and so did I. >> Yeah, what about that Google Earth that came through here, young man? Uh-oh, let's get those idiots arrested. >> that people have on their cars. >> That is illegal. You cannot drive with a gas can. >> And you're >> You better not attack him, sir. You better not attack him. >> Two on this one. It's okay. >> So they So you just >> That's not a weapon, sir. >> Well, you better get a job as a librarian if you think that's a weapon. >> That is true, sir. >> It can be a weapon. >> Yes, sir. >> You're scared of You're scared of everything. You can't be scared being a police. You got to be a man. You got to have the cojones. >> It's not being scared. It's >> It is. He's afraid of him. Imagine being afraid of a Milton. >> I puffed up earlier. >> Well, that's true. He did puff up, so I'll give you a little bit of slack. But still, you can't be afraid of a Milton. What's wrong with you? Yeah. Suspicious. Suspicious walking up to a a bank drive-in. Yeah, a drive-thru. That is suspicious. >> That is such a good point. Actually, that looked like Frank. >> He's talking to >> You never know. Frank is probably around these parts. You don't want to deal with Frank. >> Actually, I'd kind of like to meet Frank. >> No, you don't. You don't want to know what he does to us. >> Right. >> I'm just saying. >> What's he do to you? Well, I cannot go into details cuz it makes me embarrassed. >> Why you wearing the neck brace then? Let me ask you that. >> Well, it depends on what story you want. First Frank did it or first he did it wrestling in Mexico. >> They didn't know it was real and they went down there. But then when I got back I didn't win so then Frank finished it off. >> Oh, Frank finished it off. >> Yeah, he did. >> Frank knows how to do a finisher. >> He put me in a rear naked choke hold and did one of these numbers on my patagonias. >> On my patagonias? >> And then he gave me a knee in my kidney. >> I know. >> That's what he does. >> Frank's violent. That's why I don't hang out with him no more. >> Okay. >> But we still got to investigate. >> He's telling you wrong answers. >> Yeah. >> No, you guys are just you guys are I am not not trying to be mean, but you guys remind me of stupid Stanley. >> [laughter] >> He was stupid and he didn't know the law neither. And so, you know, he's stupid. That's all I got to say about that idiot. >> What happened to him? Where did he go? >> Oh, He got fired. >> He got fired >> I mean, fired for being so stupid. Yeah, you don't want the same fate as him. I'm just saying. It wouldn't be a good thing. >> It's a good one. >> Well, I'm getting a bit horny standing here and you guys are absolutely interfering with my investigation. >> But you're interfering with mine. >> Yeah, but your investigation means nothing cuz you have no criteria for the investigation. >> a lot to me. >> Yeah, but what crime have we committed? You haven't said any. >> What did I take? >> Nothing. I don't know. Nothing. >> [laughter] >> You just said suspicious and that's not a crime. Suspicious ain't a crime. >> Well, I mean, exactly how am I supposed to take you serious as an investigator when you're wearing a coat from a video game, you got fake cuffs, >> We want to cut that audio so Frank don't hear that >> You're embarrassing me in front of everybody right now, sir. Why would you do that? You're the one in the clown costume, not me. You guys are wearing costumes. It's not me that's wearing the costume. This is just a fashionable jacket. Is it a crime to be fashionable? >> No. >> Well, that's what I thought. Is this suspicious me looking cool? >> I think Amish people look suspicious. >> Yeah, Amish people are scum. You know why? >> Yeah. >> Cuz they don't have electricity. And I don't like that. >> Yep. >> So go arrest stupid Yoder down the road. I don't care about him. >> to the road right to jail. You know what I mean? >> Pack pack his meat sandwich up. >> I don't care about Yoder. I'm just saying we're conducting the investigation and you guys are interfering with our investigation. >> state to be investigating. >> Uh I last I checked this was the United States of America. >> like the wrong mountain city state. >> Oh. Well, that Yeah, we will determine that. You could be right, but but before you're right >> Well, we're >> Frank has told you. >> Well, that's why we're here to investigate, sir. >> Well, you said >> We're here to gather the facts and details. Yeah, that's why we're here to investigate. >> Okay, but if Frank gave you misinformation >> Well, that's not for him to or anybody to determine till we determine it through our investigation. >> What are you investigating? >> We're looking for somebody, sir. >> Okay. >> Ming? >> Ming Ling. >> Ming Ling, okay. >> Chinese. >> Good memory. >> Chinese woman's. >> Well, you said she was Japanese a little bit ago. >> That's a lie, sir. That's a lie. You're trying to kamikaze me. That is a lie. She's a Chinese, sir. The Chinese and Japanese don't like each other. You got to learn your history, pal. I cannot believe you. You already popped Milton up. You interfered with our investigation. You threatened to throw me in a cage for committing no crime. >> Didn't threaten to throw you in a cage. >> Um you embarrassed me in in public and you slandered me and made me sad. >> He did threaten to throw them into a cage and take them down to the station and fingerprint them and cuff them. >> I'm going to make fun of them all the way home now because of what you did. >> Yeah, that was Don't do that, sir. Now I got a Now I got to go with him and Frank. Unacceptable. Unacceptable. Why would you do this? >> Wait a minute. >> Something suspicious. Where is his arms? Where is his arms? >> Okay. >> There they are. >> Has he been arrested >> If you articulate a crime, yes, I'll give you my ID. >> Me, too. >> And Milton. >> crime >> You got to give a get us a crime. You better not taze her, man. >> fingerprinted? >> take everybody that hasn't committed a crime to the sheriff's office and fingerprint them? >> need to identify him, yes. >> What gives you a right to identify me? What did we do to be identified, sir? >> Yes, sir. >> Because I got called here for suspicious activity. >> That's not a crime. Yep. That That yellow is not looking right. >> he doesn't mean we lose our rights unless you show up and we broke the law or anything. >> You got to commit a crime, young man. >> I'd be calling on my worst enemy every day. >> That is true. That's how you get to throw them in a cage. >> Milton operates, pal. >> Yeah. >> buster >> Shoot, he called you the B-word. >> [laughter] >> buster >> Says that I'm I can't be getting >> He can't be messing up certain His neck is fragile. The more you amp him up, the more puffed up he gets, the worse he is in his health with his neck. >> my veins in right now, I can tell you that. >> I know, that's your circulation. You better not be searching my bag, young man. I got I got supplies in there. >> And then Junior got educated and he's telling him, "Yeah, we're going to can't do about this." >> You can't do it, sir. >> You know, we're not going to bully them like we do people that don't know their rights. >> Ah. Exactly. It's not a toy, sir. >> Have you ever looked through a pair of them? >> Yeah, you ever look through those? You know how far you can see? You can see an extra probably 5 ft, easy. >> No, they're over there. He's telling him, "Hey, you know, we better get him from Brooke cuz he's going to get us in trouble right now by violating their rights." >> Yep, that is true, Brooke. >> you right now, Brooke. >> I used to know a girl named Brooke. She was hot, but you're not hot or a girl. >> Well, I don't identify as a girl. You're right. >> Well, we could change that if you want. I do know somebody. Yeah, I identify as an idiot. >> You know, it's not like my mom. >> Sir, you're pissing Milton off. We've had enough of this. >> Can you >> Are you hungry? >> No. >> Well, you look hungry, and we're just trying to feed you. >> That guy's leaving, so he's like, "Yeah, there's no issue." >> What? >> Go ahead and talk over there. He'll tell you all about >> You better save him. >> Brooke's a son of a >> What's that? >> I'm going to run. Are we detained? >> So, we can't do this. Brooke, say hell is going on here. >> Zoom in on Brooke cuz he's getting a lesson. I understand that, but my ego's got me in control right now. Yeah. Mhm. Have a nice day. Now, have a nice day, gentlemen's coming soon in 5 4 They can stand here all day here. Did you hear step and a half? He said we could stand here all day. >> I'm watching you. >> Man, is your Your pension might be saved. This guy's saving your pension, Brooke. You better thank him. You better buy him dinner down there to the Chinese. Maybe >> You're interfering with our investigation, sir. You've detained us for 20 minutes too long. You got me Horn as you got Milton puffed up. >> Mind if I walk that way and back? I got I got >> He's disabled. >> What are you pointing up to? Birds. >> That's me. >> I know, they're calling Milton on the radio. >> Which is going to want our autograph by the time we're done. >> No, I don't see that happening either. >> You're going to You're going to ask for Brooks. >> There's no S on my name. >> Well, I'm going to rename you then. You're my child. I can rename you if I want. No, you're my son. I gave birth to you. You're my son. >> Them are going to need one of them neck braces if they keep doing this. >> I'm listening on my radio and there's nothing they're doing wrong. We got to let them go. Frank should be coming any minute. >> he should be dropping in. >> You're going to get pissed off. You know? How long are you going to legally detain us for? >> Yeah. >> You've already interfered with our investigation. Hey, you calm down. You look here. Look, listen, pal. I'm in charge here. This is my investigation. I'm in charge here. No, I don't stop. I'm the best. Hey, you calm down. My hand motions are way cooler and better than yours. >> How about this? >> We're going to go to our head. >> We're in charge here, pal. >> You guys go get in your vehicle. >> Nope, not doing it. Nope. >> Go away. >> I'm exercising my rights. >> You got to get on your knees and do a handstand. Afterwards. >> Let me finish. >> Uh, I'll finish first. I'm the best. Are you hungry? >> Are you hungry? >> Are you hungry? >> Cuz you you sound like you might need a second opinion or something. >> You're obese. You calm down. I'm in shape. >> I I I don't want to I want to hear what you got to say, Brooke. >> All right. You guys Yeah, Brooke. You better talk to Milton. >> says, "Yep. You guys are suspicious." >> But that's not a crime. >> for being wrong. >> I won't apologize for not knowing the basic law cuz I'm dumb. >> gentlemen, he's going to try to kick us off the property. is that true? Let's hear it. Let's hear it. Let's embarrassing alert. Awkward. >> Milton, do you want to hear Officer Brooke have to say? >> No. >> I do. >> Okay. >> I'm deaf. >> Go ahead. >> Can we get Billy to be quiet for 5 minutes? >> Fine, I'll be quiet for 69 seconds. You've already illegally detained me for a half hour, so. >> Yes. >> Yes, we have it on record. It's illegal. You can't do that. >> a thumbnail, sir. Go ahead. >> Yep. >> Okay. I think you need to get your facts straight. >> I'm the best in business. I know the facts. Why are you guys looking at each other? That looks sensual. >> Really? >> Yes. >> Again. >> Let him talk, please. >> Well, That looks sensual. Oh my god, these guys are quick-witted. You did say please, so I'll let it I'll let it I'll give you 69 seconds. Let's go. He He understood I'm taller than him. That's why he knows. I trained him. I trained him. >> Go ahead, Brooke. Act like he's not even here. >> Yeah, act like I'm a ghost. >> You're telling me >> That's the S word. Where'd you come from? Where'd you go, pal? You can't be asking these questions. Nope. Oh, so you're the police? You're a police or the sheriff? You're Deputy Douglas. Douglas Leedy. Yeah, but we're the investigators. I think >> that's where a mishap's coming from. >> [clears throat] >> No, we're investigating Ming Lane. >> Do you notice they're treating you differently? >> No, I said we're looking for her, sir. Stop cussing for one. Yeah, she's missing from us. That's absolutely true. We've been looking at her for some time. Stop cussing at me. Yeah, you guys are choosing to do things the hard way. >> All right, go ahead. >> Let's see it. Let's hear it. >> How about you go back to your office, figure out where and what state you really need to be in. >> Okay. >> If you feel she is missing out of this state >> Yeah. >> or this town in fact, >> Yeah. >> call my office and we will try to help you. >> What's your number? >> 9 >> What is it? Okay, 91? >> 1 >> Well, that's for emergencies only. >> Well, this isn't an emergency. I mean, we're we're just dispatching >> Well, actually she's missing. She's been missing for quite some time. >> Which car are we going to ride in anyway? Cuz that one's been running the air is on. I want to get in that one. >> Yeah. If you're going to take us, give us the AC already. We don't deserve this harsh treatment. >> They both got bull bars. >> Yeah, but that one looks nicer. In case we got to get in that 1080. >> Yep, 1080. >> A 1080? What's a 1080? >> Yeah, you stop asking us questions. >> Is that a 10 >> Yeah, he knows it. Yeah, that's Milton, sir. He knows more than you. >> There's no 1087. >> Yeah, there is. 1069, you know what that is? That means you need training for a constitution. >> Keep going. >> Look, that's a state trooper. Look at his hat. He's a He's a drill sergeant. He's a drill sergeant. Him or them? >> Not a game >> Good morning, Trooper Milton, Missouri State Highway Patrol. How are you guys? Good to see you, sir. >> Milton and Milton. >> No. >> No, no, no, no, no. Let's start over. Let's Can we shake hands? My hands are sticky. >> No fist, no fist. >> No fist? >> Let's start over. >> Yep. >> He fisted Milton. >> need to Yeah. >> Fisted. >> we were just enjoying the architecture on this building and these guys come along. Oh, you need your ID. >> That's what you told me. That was one of the things we were doing. I didn't tell you everything. >> Go ahead. >> Yeah, these guys are being dumb. >> So, what what's your name? >> They call me Billy. >> They call you Billy and what is >> They call him Milton. >> M I L T >> O N >> Okay. So, who's Lucas? >> Who's Lucas? Lucas Motor Oils. >> Lucas? >> Luke. >> Maybe he's talking about Frank. >> You talking about Frank? Franklin. >> Frank didn't >> Hey, where's your badge? >> We don't wear badges, we wear collar brass. >> What? >> Is your body cam on? >> Yes, sir. >> Yep, it has a red light. >> I don't see it. >> Yeah, these guys are These guys are being dumb. And they're trying to get stop stop us without a crime saying we have to ID for filming in public. And I said, "Hey, you guys are dumb. We don't have to do that. You got to learn the basics of law." And they're like, "Yeah, we know the law." And then they use Google to pull it up. >> In all seriousness, they are trying to get Gestapo stop fellow Americans in violation of the Fourth Amendment right to be secure in your person. There's no reason for these cops to ID or even attempt to ID two Americans who they do not reasonably suspect have been involved in the commission of a crime, period. But these cops wanted who they thought were were ignorant to believe that anytime a cop requests you give your ID, you must submit and give your ID. >> And then they're like, "Oh, see, you got to have these criteria of getting lawfully pulled over or committed a crime before they can even ask for ID." And we said, "Yeah, you guys are dumb." And they're like, "No, you It doesn't matter. You're suspicious." And we're like, "Suspicious isn't a crime, you dumb nerd." >> Yeah. >> And they said, "Oh, well, we're dumb nerds, but I don't care." And they said said, "We're going to throw you in a cage." >> In a cage. And they said they were going to >> They're going to fingerprint us. They're going to pull our pants down and do the strip search. They're trying to be disgusting with us. And we said, "No, no, don't do that today." >> And then he was going to tell Frank. >> Yeah, he's going to snitch on us to Frank. And we said, "Hey, you guys are dumb. Don't do that." >> So, where are you guys from? >> Well, that's we can't say any impersonal information, sir. >> How about how you got here? >> We can't say nothing. >> say nothing? >> Frank says, "Zip your lip, or I'm going to wire it shut again." >> Frank explained to him he's a P.O. officer. >> Frank hurt me. >> That's for He's going to go over there and tell him. He's going to say, "Yeah, these guys know what they're talking about." >> Yeah, sir, you got to They're pretty dumb. You got to speak English. Yeah, you might want to It's going to be embarrassing for you. >> I'm just trying to save you. Cuz if you do this to the wrong person someday, they're going to hem you up and sue you. You don't think so? >> Listen to Milton, sir. He's smarter than this. Look at his hair. Look at Milton's hair. >> Oh, my >> You dropped the towel. >> You're going to break it now. >> I don't want your pension walking out the door. You really do have to commit a crime before you ID me. Otherwise, you could just walk up to anybody >> Look at that fresh bowl cut, sir. >> Suspicion is not Is there a definition, or is it up to what people think? You know, like if I see a guy walking in high heels, that's pretty suspicious. But are you going to go ID him for it? No, you can't. >> You're getting schooled by a Milton. That's embarrassing. Milton's stupid. >> I can't remember. But anyway, >> You don't want to know what you did yesterday. >> Yeah, you don't want to know. But anyway, >> He's in the bathroom for a while. We'll just say that. >> It's hard sometimes, but see, he's got >> I'm waiting for that to pop up. >> Well, so am I. I mean, that makes two of us here. >> He's going to see if we've been on property. >> Okay. But it's obviously not one of these two, because they don't match the >> No, hell no. >> So, it's been about 40 minute illegal detainment. I get I need charged I charge about $69,000 per hour. So you guys are getting up there. >> 52 minute detainment. >> It's not good. You can't just be illegally detaining people and demanding their papers. >> Hang on a second. What was I asking you earlier about going back and re-evaluating your information and everything? >> Yeah, I'm going to do that after this investigation's over. That's how investigations work. I'm the investigator so I'll teach you how to investigate. Really? >> Yes, sir. Yep. >> So cuz I've been investigating for quite some time. >> Yeah, but I've been doing it longer and better. >> I truly think >> I mean you don't even know the basics of law so you kind of suck at it to be honest. >> What's the five elements of the >> Milton? >> I mean I'm talking about >> But what I was asking >> Yeah, Milton. You stupid idiot. >> That's pesky old stuff. >> Yeah, the Constitution. I hate that >> You wanted to go back to your office cuz you got to pee. >> He does. Now you could have tinkled in his pants cuz of you. >> I just didn't want to go in there because I'm in such a mess. >> Well, that's embarrassing. You just made him piss himself. >> Well, I got to give a little hippa out here and I just you just broke hippa and >> Yeah, that was hippa violation. >> has nothing to do with your medical information. >> I'm a hippa >> Everybody out here heard I had to pee. That's hippa. >> Yeah, you just embarrassed him in front of public. >> Maybe you need to start reading up on what you're trying to say. >> I think it's you that needs to read up, sir. You don't know the basics of law. >> asking >> Yeah. My bad. Yeah. >> Yeah, that little plastic thing is going to hurt, huh? >> You're the one with the gun there. >> That 2 oz that 2 oz of plastic's going to hurt you. >> I rested my hand on it. Look that hand is in the vicinity. >> Look at that. It's on his phone. That weighs 10 more That's 10 times more. Well, how are we supposed to know? I'm not I'm not Japanese. >> But you think you're incredibly smart. >> I am. They call me I'm damn near Albert Einstein level. >> I You know I can almost feel that. >> Well, that's cuz you're dumb and my my intelligence radiates off me. >> the Rubik's Cube four days and he took the pieces off and put it back together. >> Yeah, can you do that? >> surprised >> me one day. >> you that's what he did. >> Can you do the Rubik's Cube? Didn't think so. >> okay. >> Are you hornets? >> Yes. >> Go back to your office. >> Yeah. >> Look at your information. Make sure you're in the right state, right town, and everything. And then again, if you feel this is the right town or of the right state with the right town, call my office. Ask for some assistance. We can >> So, we need to ask So, you're going to help us with this investigation is what you're telling me. >> out if you're in the right town and city. >> Okay. >> Yeah, you're making me nervous. >> You're pissing him off, sir. >> Oh, you better go charge it. >> Yeah, your phone's dying. Fix it. >> Yeah, it's right here. >> That was a nerdy ass ringtone, sir. My prison wallet's getting loose cuz it's so freaking humid out here. I don't like this. I mean, Brooks is pretty stupid. I don't know how you deal with that guy. He's dumb. >> I mean, we would we would leave you alone if you just answer some questions. >> Yeah, but we don't have to in America. >> I know you don't have to, but we're trying to get some information. >> So, if we don't answer questions, what Why do you guys think you can keep asking? >> Yeah, we got to legally detained for 50 minutes and counting. I mean, that's illegal. Well, I know, but >> to figure out what's going on. >> We're We're been on a public sidewalk recording. >> obviously know we know what we're talking about. I mean, you've got to know we don't have to identify. >> And I think we both know that Brooks is dumb. >> Brooks, we need to get you You and Brooks ride back to the station together and you can kind of chirp at each other. >> him in jail for being dumb. >> What went right, how we can improve going forward here. I mean, that's the only thing I can recommend. >> Here, hold this for a second. I got to tie my bootlace. >> But, you keep an eye on Brooks. >> Yeah, keep an eye on Brooks for us. I don't want him tasing me on the way out. >> He could shoulder block take down him. Remember, officer safety. >> Yep. >> We're number one. Look at him up there. Look at him. See him? I wonder if he's writing a retaliation ticket on that vehicle that's not ours. >> Yep, that was the whole plan, but Right. Do you guys got a YouTube channel or >> No, but we've been illegally detained. We should get one. >> Yeah, we need one after this. >> What do y'all What do y'all do with the footage? >> Well, we sell it. >> Oh, you sell it? >> Well, I sell it for a hug and a kiss. >> And some police departments actually use it to train their their recruits instead of hands-on all the time. Like, "Oh, here's how you Here's how you break this guy's arm. Here's how you bust this guy's head." Instead, they're like >> All right. >> Classroom setting, amendment, you know, all that. That's silly stuff. >> Okay. >> Yeah, these guys are dumb. They need to learn the basics of law. >> Yeah, Billy. >> Are you hungry? >> Are you hungry? >> Yes, and I'm horny. >> What's he doing up there to that truck? >> He's >> He's up there uh >> He's kissing it. Oh, he's uh unlawfully uh violating the fourth on somebody. >> no parking this side of the street. >> Yeah, it says to the curb. You might want to read the sign. >> Yeah, I read it. Relax. Listen. >> And if that was my truck, it'd be retaliation anyway. >> 2 minutes. Give me 2 minutes. >> You can talk. >> Well, it'd be nice, but one of you is always running around. >> talk. >> So, as I was saying, go back to your office, get your information, make sure you're in the right city and state, because there are multiple Mount City, Missouri or Mount Cities in different states. >> Okay. Cuz you're right, it is not illegal to be walking up and down the sidewalk. It is not illegal to be taking pictures of the bank. >> Changed their tone there, didn't we? >> Yeah, they did. That's embarrassing. Yeah, you did. You said suspicious. >> words in my mouth and making it >> Well, you've already put a lot in your mouth, so that's why you're obese. >> So, anyway, [laughter] we have more pressing things to do because there's now a missing person that we have to go look for. >> Who said there's a missing person? They're missing from us. >> Okay. We can help look because we're looking for people right now. >> We're looking for somebody, sir. >> You're looking for a missing female. >> to us. >> He's the lead investigator. >> You need to go back to Frank and make sure Frank has proper information. >> Well, sir. >> Right now I don't think he does. >> Well, let's be real here. >> wrong city and state. >> You're a horrible investigator, so let's leave the investigating to me. >> Good luck with that. You suck at it. >> You go have fun. >> You go watch the constitutional >> Yeah, you guys are dumb. >> You want to lose your pension, sir? >> The walk of nerd. >> You know, a lot of states are >> This is a lost cause. They don't want to listen. >> Oh, I thought we were going to the station. >> Like they think that we said they were. So. >> I thought we were going downtown. Or uptown, which is it? >> Let's go look for this person. >> You guys are dumb. >> This is a lost cause. We can't violate anybody's rights today. These guys are just too smart for us. >> This is our investigation. I'm not going to be quiet. I have a right to speak in this country. >> You don't want to get on the bad side of law enforcement. >> Oh my gosh. >> Okay. >> I don't want to get tased. >> You need to listen to authority. You need to comply. All right? I've been trying to get this >> 1 hour illegal detainment. Are we still detained? 1 hour. You sons of snitches. >> Yeah, Brooke. We got a puppy, Brooke. Brooke. >> Brooke, you're a dumb over. >> That's suspicious. Three Three guys leaning on that sign and it looks like a dope ring. >> Yep. >> Well, you have a good day, gentlemen. Have a good day, all right? >> All right. >> Have a good day. I knew it was coming. >> You Yeah, [clears throat] you better do the walk of nerd, young man. You better do the walk of nerd. The walk of nerd, ladies and gentlemen. The walk of nerd. >> Get the hell out of here. You puffed Milton up. He He puffed him up. Shouldn't been doing that, sir. >> [laughter] >> The trifecta drive of nerd incoming over. >> Watch for traffic as you pull out. >> You better not pull out. You better not do it. >> Well, your mom said over your dad. >> Yeah, I think they all have two dads. They're lucky. >> Hitler's one of them. >> All right, I'm going to I'm pulling my binoculars out. We are going to watch them intently. >> They got a missing person. They don't have time to follow us around town. >> Yep. >> Watch the bag, watch it. >> You're clear. >> Put your seatbelt on, sir. >> Put that seatbelt on. That's illegal to drive without it. You're breaking the law. >> Turn your siren on when you take us to the station. >> Get the hell out of here. Bloo. It's the bloo. It's the bloo. Awkward, embarrassing, embarrassing. Get the hell out of here. Scumbags. >> He's got a booster seat. He's got a strap on. >> He actually probably does have a booster seat. He's 4-ft tall. >> blocks on the pedals. I can't reach the siren. I can't reach the siren. >> Drive of nerd, ladies and gentlemen. >> Hey, Harris. >> You You better be doing the drive of nerd. >> Harris. >> You better be doing the drive of nerd. >> Hey. >> Yeah. >> You guys have a quality day, okay? >> Yeah, we will. You, too. >> All right, go. >> Stay safe. >> Hey, don't get too famous now. >> If you need help finding that person, you give us a call. >> Don't be too famous. >> Bye, trooper. >> Bye. >> Thanks for your service. >> His cervix. You sons of >> Stay safe out there on the road. >> Get the hell out of here. Bloo. These cops tried like crazy to capitalize on ignorance and violate rights and flex your freedoms and Milton wouldn't let him do it. I'll leave the link in the description for you if you want to say hi to Flex Your Freedoms. Let them know Here's the Deal sent you. I want to hear your thoughts in the comments section. If you like these commentary videos, maybe you'll like some of my others. 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