Now, the First Amendment auditors, they're auditing their right to say whatever they want and film wherever they want as long as they're in public. >> They're basically people who like go into a police station or a courthouse and antagonize people there basically. >> Not antagonize. >> They wave their camera around trying to get attention, but also obviously you feel differently about it like >> might go into a city building where they're legally allowed to be, a public building, and they dare the police to try to kick them out of this place or somebody that works there that gets offended because you're videoing them. You can't video me. Well, yes I can. You're in public and I can video you while you're in public. >> They're like troll I mean it feels to me like that like you know like internet trolls where they're just trying to annoy [clears throat] people for attention. You know, that it's legal and it's good, but it's annoying like >> It is annoying. >> Yes. >> But the reason they do it is because citizens like to watch that kind of crap on YouTube. >> Sure. Sure. >> And they're making big money on clicks and views.